Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is set to join former President Donald Trump at the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. This highly anticipated event has drawn significant attention, not just for the match itself but also for Trump’s prominent role amidst various controversies surrounding the tournament. Trump has been vocal in praising FIFA President Gianni Infantino for the success of the World Cup and the handling of related issues, including a recent red card controversy. As fans eagerly await the final, over 80,000 attendees, including Trump, are expected to fill the stadium. The White House has confirmed Trump’s attendance, with the former president set to award the World Cup trophy. The event marks a significant moment for both Trump, who touts the tournament as a victory for America, and Sanchez, who hopes to see Spain secure its second star.