A FIFA source stated that a second winner will receive the Peace Prize later this year, while fans claimed that fan payments in the United States, which co-host the World Cup this summer with Canada and Mexico, are behind this leniency. A source at the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) confirmed that there is no intention to revoke the Peace Prize that US President Donald Trump won for its first edition last month due to the President's attack on Venezuela and the arrest of the country's President Maduro and his wife. Football in the US is gaining increasing importance among American fans, and Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, one of the host stadiums for World Cup matches, will host a playoff match on Monday.
