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Trump, FIFA Club World Cup

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Yes, President Trump took the Club World Cup Trophy. Here’s why.

The trophy, created by Tiffany & Co., was newly created for the expanded tournament.

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Did Trump keep the FIFA trophy? Where is the gold Club World Cup trophy that Chelsea won?

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Trump marks one-year anniversary of assassination attempt at the FIFA Club World Cup final

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Club World Cup prize money: Where did the $1billion prize pot go?

Across 32 competing teams over the last month, FIFA have doled out a $1billion (£744m) prize pot.

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Sycamore Gap detective reflects on motive behind tree vandalism

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Club World Cup: The best and worst moments, standout players, fans, games and what should change

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Climate change threatens FIFA World Cup with Donald Trump at risk of looking foolish

Climate change is expected to make heat an even bigger issue for FIFA and the World Cup in the years to come. The 2026 World Cup will be played in the USA, Canada and Mexico

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President Donald Trump calls for wild executive order to change soccer's name

American president Donald Trump took a huge interest in the sport during the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.

Trump jumped into World Cup celebration before suggesting ‘soccer’ executive order could be coming

There’s no other way to describe President Donald Trump crashing Chelsea FC’s FIFA Club World Cup celebration. Trump joined FIFA president Gianni Infantino on the pitch at MetLife Stadium after Chelsea beat Paris Saint-Germain,

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Could It Be 'Football' in US? Trump Hints at Renaming 'Soccer'

President Trump hinted at potentially changing the US's official name for soccer to football after attending the FIFA Club World Cup final. He surprised the Chelsea team by joining their post-match celebration,

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Trump casts a growing shadow on the 2026 World Cup

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.