- Andrew Giuliani, executive director for the White House Task Force on the World Cup , has indicated that the United States could potentially bid to host the global football tournament again in 2038.
- Giuliani highlighted that the US possesses the infrastructure and capability to host an expanded 64-team World Cup, citing existing stadiums and a welcoming atmosphere for international fans.
- He underscored the economic benefit, noting that the US already has built stadiums, which makes it a more cost-effective host compared to other nations.
- With future tournaments allocated until 2034, the path could clear for a return to North America in just over a decade, following the current co-hosting of the tournament with Canada and Mexico.
- Donald Trump is anticipated to attend the final in New Jersey on 19 July, with Giuliani hinting at a dramatic entrance and potential surprises from him.
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