Trump admits to asking FIFA president for review of controversial red card against Balogun

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President Donald Trump said Monday that he personally reached out to FIFA after U.S. striker Folarin Balogun was shown a red card that initially would have sidelined him for the Americans’ Round of 16 match, arguing Wednesday’s play against Bosnia and Herzegovina never warranted an ejection. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he […]
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- Google NewsWhite House on Balogun birthright citizenship: ‘Asinine observation’ - The Hillabout 2 months ago
- Fox News'The View' host supports Trump appealing to FIFA on controversial red cardabout 2 months ago
- Washington ExaminerTrump admits to asking FIFA president for review of controversial red card against Balogunabout 2 months ago
- Al JazeeraWhy FIFA’s Balogun red card suspension after Trump call is so controversialabout 2 months ago
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- Why FIFA’s Balogun red card suspension after Trump call is so controversialAl Jazeera
- 2026 World Cup: USMNT striker Folarin Balogun available vs. Belgium after red-card ban suspended following President Trump's reported call to FIFA - Yahoo SportsGoogle News
- Why FIFA’s Balogun red card suspension after Trump call is so controversial - Al JazeeraGoogle News
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