AMSTERDAM (AP) – Netherlands security officials say they are taking the threat to football fans seriously after a terrorism suspect arrested in Iraq claimed he considered attacking Dutch or Danish fans at the World Cup in South Africa.

But the Dutch anti-terrorism office and football authorities say they aren’t yet planning any new security measures in response.

Judith Sluiter of the Netherlands anti-terrorism coordination office says the comments made by Abdullah Azam Saleh al-Qahtani were in line with her agency’s view that Dutch citizens are at more risk of terrorism abroad than they are at home.

Al-Qahtani said in a prison interview he considered attacking the Dutch and Danish teams or fans to avenge perceived insults to Islam.