World Cup 2026: US interested in hosting 2038 tournament, says Andrew Giuliani

In this summer’s World Cup, there have been several controversial issues involving the United States, which hosted 78 of the 104 matches.

In April, rights groups have urged Fans, players, journalists and other visitors should “use caution” when traveling to the United States.

More than 120 organizations have collectively issued a ‘travel advisory’ in response to what they say is a “violent and abusive immigration crackdown by the Trump administration”.

There has been criticism Increase in travel costs In the USA during the World Cup.

Against the backdrop of war between the US and Iran in the Middle East, Iranian backroom operatives were denied entry visas to the US. They later changed their base from Arizona to Tijuana in Mexico for the World Cup and faced severe travel restrictions during their campaign.

Nevertheless, Giuliani said he had spoken with US President Donald Trump about America’s ability to host the World Cup again.

“There’s no country better positioned to host the World Cup than the United States, and I think we’re seeing that on social media,” Giuliani said.

“I think we’re seeing that with all the fans who might be interacting with the United States for the first time, or for the first time in a long time, that the United States is really very welcoming, we have such an incredible infrastructure.

“Our stadiums are built, so for the United States, compared to other host countries, where it costs tens of billions of dollars, you know, it cost us a few billion.”

He added: “It’s wonderful to see the world’s love affair with the United States on our 250th birthday. It’s wonderful.”