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German soccer federation official wants World Cup boycott considered because of Trump

A German soccer federation executive committee member says it’s time to consider a World Cup boycott because of the actions of U.S. President Donald Trump.

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World Cup boycott? With people ‘dying on the street’, a German soccer exec wants a discussion

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German soccer leader adds to calls for boycott of World Cup matches in United States

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Ex-FIFA President Joins Calls For Boycott Of World Cup In U.S. -- Because Of Trump

Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter on Monday backed a proposed fan boycott of World Cup matches in the United States because of the conduct of President Donald Trump and his administration at home and...

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Ex-FIFA president makes urgent plea to fans before 2026 World Cup

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The New Political Football: To Boycott The World Cup, Or Not

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FIFA World Cup Boycott Calls Grow After Donald Trump Announcement

Mark Pieth, a Swiss attorney and former chair of FIFA’s Independent Governance Committee, sparked controversy by advising fans to boycott the USA.

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Former FIFA chief’s shocking World Cup warning: ‘Stay away from the USA!’

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2026 World Cup: Sepp Blatter calls for a boycott

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A Call Is Rising for Nations to Boycott the Trump World Cup

As marauding state agents fill US streets, a leading German soccer official says countries should consider what was once unthinkable: skipping the 2026 World Cup. Dave Zirin This week, a leading German soccer official,

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The threat is greater than the Cold War: German soccer official warns over Trump and the World Cup

A senior German soccer official has called for serious discussions about boycotting the 2026 World Cup, citing U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial actions in Europe as a potential threat. Oke Göttlich,

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Why a World Cup boycott is unlikely, and what it would take to organize one

Calls for a boycott of the U.S.-cohosted event are growing, but there's ample reason why anything materializing is a long shot