Borja Iglesias Makes Feelings Clear on Possible Trump Handshake Ahead of World Cup Final

Borja Iglesias Makes Feelings Clear on Possible Trump Handshake Ahead of World Cup Final
Spain forward Borja Iglesias has sparked fresh debate ahead of the FIFA World Cup final after revealing how he feels about the possibility of meeting U.S. President Donald Trump during the post-match ceremony.

If Spain defeats Argentina to lift the World Cup trophy, members of the Spanish squad are expected to shake hands with President Trump as part of the official celebrations.

However, Iglesias—who has previously been openly critical of Trump—said he hopes the moment is brief.

Speaking to Spanish media, the striker said:

«"I hope to greet him at a time when we are all very happy, and that it passes very quickly and I can forget about it."»

The comments have quickly gained attention on social media, highlighting the intersection of football and politics ahead of one of the biggest matches in the sport.

While Iglesias' remarks have generated discussion, Spain's main focus remains on winning the FIFA World Cup and bringing another historic title home. A victory would cap off an impressive tournament campaign and cement Spain's place among football's elite.

As anticipation builds for the final, fans around the world will be watching not only the action on the pitch but also the post-match ceremony, where world leaders and football stars could share the global spotlight.

>>> What do you think? Should athletes openly express their political views, or should the focus remain solely on football? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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