USA Considering Bid for 2038 World Cup

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The USA is contemplating a bid to host the 2038 World Cup.
The proposal includes hosting 64 teams.
According to Andrew Giuliani, the USA plans to invest $2 billion for the tournament.
This follows the success of the 2026 World Cup and positive public response.

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The United States is reportedly considering a bid to host the 2038 FIFA World Cup, following their successful organization of the 2026 tournament. Andrew Giuliani indicated that the U.S. is seriously evaluating this opportunity, which would involve hosting 64 teams, and plans to invest $2 billion in preparation for the event.

This potential bid reflects the U.S.'s ongoing strategy to engage with international soccer's major competitions. Following the heightened interest and fan engagement seen during the 2026 World Cup, the country is looking to further solidify its position in global soccer by pursuing the 2038 tournament, according to various reports.

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