Andrew Giuliani defended soaring World Cup ticket prices as proof of surging demand for the tournament after President Trump told The Post that he wouldn’t shell out more than $1,000 to watch Team USA’s opening match next month. “We look to FIFA as a private entity here, we don’t really believe in price controls,” Giuliani, the Trump administration’s executive director of the White House Task Force on the 2026 World Cup, told the Financial Times. “That’s kind of like what dynamic pricing can do.