Ex-FIFA president calling for World Cup boycott in US

by admin | Jan 27, 2026 | Politics

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A former president of FIFA is suggesting President Trump’s foreign policy moves are grounds for a boycott of this year’s World Cup, which will hold several matches in major U.S. cities during competition. Sepp Blatter, in a social media post on Monday, referenced an interview Swiss attorney Mark Pieth gave to a European news outlet…

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