host cities, plus three in Mexico and two in Canada, are contracted with FIFA which would face significant logistical and legal issues to make changes in the eight months before the June 11 kickoff.“It’s FIFA’s tournament, FIFA’s jurisdiction, FIFA makes those decisions,” the soccer body’s vice president Victor Montagliani said Wednesday at a sports business conference in London.The Canadian president of North American regional soccer body CONCACAF said the sport is “bigger” than any current political debate. “With all due respect to current world leaders, football is bigger than them and football will survive their regime and their government and their slogans,” Montagliani said in an on-stage interview. “That’s the beauty of our game, is that it is bigger than any individual and bigger than any country.” Trump’s comments last week were in response to a question about World Cup cities that oppose his immigration and crime crackdowns.“If I think it’s not safe, we’re going to move it out,” the U.S.