President Trump’s public remarks questioning the value of $1,000 tickets for the U.S. men’s national team’s June 12 World Cup opener against Paraguay in Los Angeles have shaped trader views on attendance. No official schedule or White House confirmation has placed the president at SoFi Stadium for that match, even as a federal task force coordinates tournament security and logistics. His comments emphasized affordability for supporters and expressed personal reluctance to pay premium prices, while recent focus has remained on broader preparations, visa policies, and related diplomatic events rather than game-day commitments. These factors have kept the implied probability of non-attendance slightly above even, reflecting the absence of any announced plans or last-minute signals that would shift consensus.