England continues to show no interest in hosting the World Cup, despite being one of the greatest football countries in the world.The United States of America just successfully pulled off the biggest sports tournament in history – and President Donald Trump already wants another USA World Cup.The USA could be next in line to host the World Cupgetty“Based on the numbers, we will be requesting it again immediately,” Trump told FOX Sports.Of course, Mexico and Canada also deserve credit for co-hosting a 2026 World Cup that set an all-time attendance record with 6,810,966 fans packing stadiums from Seattle and Miami to Monterrey and Toronto.But the massive 104-team, six-week tourney was heavily American from the start, and that point was hammered during Sunday’s final as a Super Bowl-like halftime show was inserted into the middle of Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina.“The American dream, Mr. President, came to reality,” said FIFA President Gianni Infantino, while standing next to Trump. “We united the world.” There were several major controversies, and Infantino should never again allow FIFA to overturn a red-card suspension after a friendly phone call from a host nation.But I’ll go back to what I said early in Group Stage play: You’d have to be a serious hater to still be hating on the 2026 World Cup.The matches were fantastic from Mexico vs South Africa on June 11 to Spain making a bitter Argentina cry on Sunday at New York New Jersey Stadium.Even that NFL venue passed its World Cup test, overcoming initial concerns about a dry playing surface to produce more than 120 minutes of sharp international football that temporarily turned soccer into America’s biggest sport this summer.“FIFA was incredible,” Trump said. “There has never been anything like it in terms of an event, let alone soccer or football. …We’re very proud of our country. We’re very proud of the job that was done by everybody.”It will take years to process the financial impact of a tournament that could allow FIFA to make $9 billion on ticket sales and another $1bn in TV rights, with a projected $13bn in total revenue. Donald Trump wants America to ‘immediately’ host another global tournamentgettyLionel Messi showed the passion of the World CupGettyBut facts are facts, and all of the predictions of disaster or embarrassment that preceded the 2026 World Cup were answered with stadiums filled to almost 100 percent capacity and a reassuring lack of off-the-pitch problems.“We have to do this again, and we have to do it while I’m around,” Trump said. “You hear that, Gianni?”The next World Cup in 2030 will primarily bounce between Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay also hosting matches as the World Cup celebrates its 100th birthday. The 2034 World Cup has already been awarded to Saudi Arabia.Then we get to 2038, and that’s where it immediately gets interesting for the USA.Trump is 80-years-old, so simple math has the current US President at 92 when the next potential American World Cup rolls around.Cape Verde helped make the 2026 World Cup a two-month successGettyEngland is focused on winning the 2028 Euros on home soilGettyNo matter what you think about Trump or the huge country that he represents, securing the hosting rights to two World Cups would give Trump a big-picture sporting legacy unmatched by all past US presidents.Nothing is bigger than the World Cup, and the World Cup keeps getting bigger — an expansion to 64 teams could be on the agenda. The USA will also host the Summer Olympics in 2028 in Los Angeles.Acting like the United States doesn’t ‘deserve’ another World Cup is laughable, especially when you remember that Qatar was shadowed by human rights questions before the 2022 World Cup – which was praised upon completion – and the 2018 tournament was held in Russia.Yes, ticket prices were too high this summer.But that’s much more of a FIFA issue than a USA problem.By the end of the biggest sports tourney in the history of planet Earth, there was far more negativity surrounding Argentina’s ‘dirty’ play than the United States as a host notion.From NFL stadiums and new grass playing surfaces to fan safety and a worldwide buzz, the USA knocked the 2026 World Cup out of the park.Ticket prices were sky high but thousands of fans still turned out to support their countryAFPEven the halftime show wasn’t that badGettyThe real question right now is what we’re all going to do now that this wonderful, crazy and must-watch World Cup is finally over?I’ll be catching up on lost sleep, shedding a few extra beer pounds and trying to remember who’s supposed to win the Super Bowl next February. England should be raising its hand and yelling ‘Next!’ after watching Los Angeles, Kansas City, Miami, Boston and Philadelphia be proudly taken over by football fans from across the globe.Europe already has dibs on 2030, and the thought of bouncing between Spain and Portugal for potential Round of 16 matches is already making me drool.It’s impossible to host a perfect World Cup, especially in our social media age where negativity so often reigns supreme.But the USA wanted the World Cup back on home soil after a 32-year drought, and the United States made the initial success of 1994 look like the foundation of a skyscraper in midtown Manhattan.The 2026 World Cup brought out the best in the United States of America, from California to New York, while a country founded on freedom and independence celebrated its 250th anniversary on the world’s stage.The haters can hate.But there’s really nowhere better in the world to host the World Cup than the USA, and 2038 isn’t that far away.