Spanish goalkeeper doesn't 'want to go to prison' for refusing to shake Trump's hand if team wins World Cup
Key Points:
- Spanish goalkeeper Borja Iglesias will play in the World Cup final against Argentina on Sunday at New York/New Jersey Stadium.
- If Spain wins, Iglesias will be expected to shake hands with President Donald Trump, but he expressed discomfort about the prospect, hoping to get it over with quickly.
- Iglesias has openly criticized Trump and supports pro-Palestinian protesters, indicating he disagrees with Trump's stance on progress and fundamental values.
- Trump is confirmed to attend the World Cup final and has previously participated in FIFA trophy presentations.
- The final match between Spain and Argentina will be broadcast on FOX at 3 p.m. ET.