Summary – Organisers of the 2026 FIFA World Cup dismiss US President Donald Trump’s remarks about relocating matches from certain cities due to safety concerns.,
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The organisers of the 2026 FIFA World Cup have firmly dismissed recent claims made by US President Donald Trump regarding the potential relocation of matches from certain host cities due to safety concerns. According to official statements, there are no plans to move any games, and the venues selected remain secure and ready to host the event.
President Trump had suggested that some matches could be shifted away from particular cities, citing safety issues. However, the World Cup organisers have clarified that these assertions are unfounded and that comprehensive safety assessments have ensured all venues meet stringent security standards.
They emphasised that the preparations are proceeding smoothly with cooperation among all local authorities and stakeholders to guarantee a safe and successful tournament. The 2026 World Cup, set to be hosted across multiple cities in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, continues to be on track according to the organisers.
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