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FIFA WC 2026: Trump Photobombs Spain's Winning Moment, Infantino Forces POTUS Out of Frame
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4:18Now PlayingSpain's historic 2026 FIFA World Cup triumph has been overshadowed by a controversial trophy presentation involving U.S. President Donald Trump. After Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time, Trump remained on the podium as captain Rodri prepared to lift the World Cup trophy. Footage showed FIFA President Gianni Infantino appearing to gesture for Trump to step aside before guiding him away moments before the trophy lift. The incident quickly went viral, with many comparing it to a similar moment during Chelsea's 2025 FIFA Club World Cup celebrations. The podium controversy has sparked widespread debate alongside Spain's memorable second World Cup title.
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Trump Photobombs Spain's Winning Moment, Infantino Forces POTUS Out of Frame As Argentina Loses
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