Overview
- The German federation said its executive committee discussed the idea and concluded a boycott is not under consideration.
- Vice president Oke Göttlich had urged a serious debate on a boycott over President Donald Trump’s policies, drawing a public reminder that such political discussions should remain in-house.
- France’s sports minister, Marina Ferrari, stated the government does not intend to boycott the tournament.
- Reporting from The Guardian indicated more than 20 European federations had explored the possibility of a coordinated protest without adopting one.
- The event is set for June 11–July 19 in the United States, Canada and Mexico, as fans also raise concerns about high ticket prices and U.S. travel restrictions.