Donald Trump Suggests World Cup Participation as 'Reward for Russia'
May 7, 2025 18:42Former President Donald Trump hints at World Cup inclusion as a potential reward for Russia, currently excluded from major tournaments due to ongoing conflicts.
Former President Donald Trump hints at World Cup inclusion as a potential reward for Russia, currently excluded from major tournaments due to ongoing conflicts.
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