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HUFFPOST - Donald Trump’s FIFA Intervention Comes With 1 Very Awkward Twist

The irony alarm sounded over the president's call to FIFA's Peace Prize-awarding boss, Gianni Infantino.

The irony alarm sounded over the president's call to FIFA's Peace Prize-awarding boss, Gianni Infantino.Open

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Trump to Present Trophy at World Cup Final, Confirms Infantino.

President Donald J. Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino will hand out the World Cup trophy at the 2026 tournament's final.

President Donald J. Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino will hand out the World Cup trophy at the 2026 tournament’s final. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced that President Donald J. Trump will attend the 2026 World Cup final and participate in presenting the trophy to the winning team. Infantino shared the news during an interview, confirming their joint presence at the tournament’s conclusion. DETAIL: Trump’s absence has previously drawn attention, with World Cup task force chief Andrew Giuliani telling British media that the President preferred to keep fans guessing about his plans. Infantino has emerged as an ally of Trump, previously presenting him with FIFA’s newly created World…Open

HUFFPOST - White House Fires Back At Critics Of Trump's FIFA Peace Prize With Bold Claim

Australia star Jackson Irvine said giving the award to Trump made a mockery of FIFA's Human Rights Policy, while Norway's soccer federation said FIFA should abolish the award.

Australia star Jackson Irvine said giving the award to Trump made a mockery of FIFA's Human Rights Policy, while Norway's soccer federation said FIFA should abolish the award.Open

HUFFPOST - ‘Makes A Mockery’: Soccer Star Blasts FIFA’s Kowtowing To Donald Trump Ahead Of World Cup

Australia midfielder Jackson Irvine took aim at FIFA's decision to give its inaugural Peace Prize to the president.

Australia midfielder Jackson Irvine took aim at FIFA's decision to give its inaugural Peace Prize to the president.Open