Trump to Present World Cup Trophy as Spain, Argentina Battle for Glory

U.S. President Donald Trump will attend Sunday’s highly anticipated World Cup final in New Jersey, marking his first appearance at the historic tournament.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed the news on Thursday, calling the President’s upcoming attendance a "fitting conclusion" to the most successful and secure World Cup in American history.
Ahead of the grand finale, Trump is scheduled to host a high-profile reception for FIFA's governing body at Trump Tower in New York on Friday.
While FIFA President Gianni Infantino previously announced that Trump would present the iconic trophy to the winner, the White House declined to say which team the President is rooting for.
The matchup between powerhouse nations Spain and Argentina concludes a tournament where Trump’s influence has already loomed large, from lobbying FIFA over player suspensions to claiming credit for bringing the global event to North America.


