Trump, FIFA Club World Cup
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After Donald Trump joined FIFA Club World Cup winners Chelsea on stage with their championship trophy, posts across platforms claimed the English football team digitally altered a photo from the presentation to remove the US president .
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DPA International on MSNFIFA's Infantino thanks Trump and dismisses critics like KloppFIFA boss Gianni Infantino has thanked United States President Donald Trump for his support of the controversial new-look Club World Cup which he named a big success. Infantino said at a media event with former top stars at New York's Trump Tower,
Trump attended FIFA Club World Cup final, receiving boos, some cheers while celebrating with the team. He's been to other high-profile sports events.
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GB News on MSNDonald Trump pockets Club World Cup medal as new footage emerges after Chelsea win over PSGDonald Trump was spotted slipping a winner's medal into his pocket at the Club World Cup final on Sunday, where Chelsea defeated Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The US President was on medal-presenting duties alongside FIFA chief Gianni Infantino after the match that crowned Chelsea as world champions of club
Sports commentators worry about the “Trumpification” of soccer ahead of next year’s World Cup. Rights groups are concerned about how international fans will be treated.
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The U.S. President was not warmly received at the FIFA Club World Cup final, amid political and sporting controversies ahead of next year’s World Cup.
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Irish Star on MSNDonald Trump caught snapping up Club World Cup winners' medal after trophy celebration debacleDonald Trump was in attendance at the MetLife Stadium on Sunday evening as Chelsea beat Paris Saint-Germain to win the Club World Cup, and the 79-year-old looked to be having a great time
You don’t have to salute FIFA's president for pulling off the Club World Cup, but it wasn’t cancelled, and nor did it fail
The president lit up when a reporter suggested penning a new executive order officially renaming soccer “football” in the United States.