Overview
- Trump said he would call Gianni Infantino to move games if he judged conditions unsafe, citing Boston when pressed.
- He asserted the FIFA president "would do it" and extended the idea to shifting the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
- Coverage depicts the remarks as leverage over Democratic-led cities, noting the administration's recent National Guard deployments to some of them.
- Football authorities highlight obstacles including sold tickets, a fixed match schedule, ongoing stadium preparations, and venue contracts.
- Concacaf president and FIFA vice president Victor Montagliani rejected politicized interference, and no World Cup venue changes have been announced.