Boos, smiles and “photobomb”: Donald Trump, an incredible evening to end the World Cup

It’s 6 p.m. Sunday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Three whistles sound. The Spanish substitutes invade the field in all directions and the first tears wet the cheeks of the supporters. In the stands, Donald Trump is forced to shake hands with Pedro Sanchez.

The American president cordially hates the Spanish Prime Minister, one of his most fervent critics in Europe. Less than two weeks earlier, he declared that he wanted to “cut off all trade with the country”. No doubt he would have preferred to congratulate his Argentinian ally, the libertarian Javier Milei, who remained in the country due to “superstition”…

By Editor