PRESIDENT Donald Trump has warned he could intervene by changing World Cup 2026 locations at the last minute.The US will host the next edition of the tournament along with neighbours Canada and Mexico.President Donald Trump has warned he could move World Cup 2026 venuesSplashGettyStadiums like the MetLife in New York is among those hosting matches next year[/caption]Seattle, San Francisco, Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Miami, New York and Philadelphia will all host matches next year.But President Trump has now threatened to remove games from cities he deems to be “even a little bit dangerous.”The leader of the free world has clashed with the mayors of several host cities over his policies against illegal immigration.President Trump has also sent the National Guard to crack down on crime in several Democrat-led areas.And with visitors from around the world set to flock to America for the World Cup, he is keen to ensure that host cities are “very secure.”When asked whether the likes of Seattle and San Francisco — who “did not cooperate” with his administration on policies — will host matches, President Trump answered: “Well, that’s interesting question.“But we’re going to make sure they’re safe.“They’re run by radical left lunatics who don’t know what they’re doing.”BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSShould he decide to intervene, President Trump could call upon his friend, Fifa chief Gianni Infantino.The pair enjoyed the Club World Cup together as Chelsea beat Paris Saint-Germain in the final, and Fifa hold all the contract agreements with the host cities. SplashTrump will have to call upon pal Gianni Infantino, with Fifa in charge of host city contracts[/caption]The current administration has already allocated £470million for security at the World Cup.And President Trump insists he will stop at nothing to make the tournament a safe haven for all.He said: “As you probably know, we (the National Guard) are going into Memphis and we’re going into some other cities.“Very soon we’re going into Chicago. It will be safe for the World Cup. If I think it isn’t safe, we’ll move into a different city, absolutely. It’s actually a very fair question.“If I think it’s not safe, we’re going to move it out of that city. So if any city we think is going to be even a little bit dangerous for the World Cup, or for the (2028) Olympics, you know where they have Olympic overthrow right, but for the World Cup in particular, because they’re playing in so many cities, we won’t allow it. We’ll move it around a little bit. But I hope that’s not going to happen.”