Donald Trump says he ‘wouldn’t pay’ four figures for World Cup matches
Summary
President Donald Trump said he would not pay over $1,000 for tickets to World Cup soccer matches involving the United States. He expressed concern that many fans, especially those who support him, might not be able to afford the high ticket prices.Key Facts
- President Trump said he wouldn’t pay four-figure prices for US World Cup matches.
- The cheapest common ticket category for the tournament costs about $1,120.
- FIFA introduced dynamic pricing for the 2026 World Cup, meaning ticket prices can change based on demand.
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended high prices, saying the US market allows ticket resales that can raise final costs.
- Infantino claimed college and professional US sports events usually cost at least $300, a claim that was challenged by others.
- Trump said it would be disappointing if his supporters from areas like Queens and Brooklyn couldn’t attend because of cost.
- The 2026 World Cup will be held in the US for the first time using this dynamic pricing system.
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