U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United States intends to immediately begin the process of organizing the next World Cup following the conclusion of the 2026 tournament, which is scheduled to take place with Canada and Mexico. Trump was in attendance at the recent final match, where Spain defeated Argentina to secure their second world title.
At the venue, he was present alongside FIFA President Gianni Infantino and participated in the official trophy presentation ceremony. During the event, Trump commented on the successful turnout, addressing Infantino. He stated that he had proposed the idea to organize the tournament.
Regarding spectator attendance, he noted the high level of participation, suggesting that the figures indicated a strong crowd presence. The announcement signals a renewed interest from the Trump administration in hosting major international sporting events. His participation at the final underscored his involvement in the global football community.
The declaration positions the U.S. as a proactive candidate for future hosting rights for the World Cup, building on the recent global visibility generated by the 2026 cycle. The statement confirms the President’s commitment to pursuing the bid to organize the next iteration of the world championship.
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