Trump to Miss USA’s World Cup Opener Against Paraguay — Official
Former United States President, Donald Trump, will reportedly not attend the USA’s opening match against Paraguay at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to official sources.
The match, which marks the United States’ first appearance in the tournament, is expected to draw global attention as the country co-hosts the competition alongside Mexico and Canada.
Officials did not provide detailed reasons for his absence, but the development comes amid heightened security arrangements and international focus on the tournament’s opening fixtures.
The 2026 World Cup is being jointly hosted across three North American countries, with the United States staging several high-profile matches, including the tournament opener for its national team.
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