President Donald Trump revealed that his youngest son, Barron Trump, will play an important role in this year’s FIFA World Cup matches.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted at 12 stadiums across the U.S., starting June 14 and ending July 13, with dozens of matches between the world’s biggest soccer clubs. The tournament will be played in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
“These events will attract millions of passionate fans around the world, including my son. I have a son that loves soccer – Barron,” Trump said.
He then joked with the room: “Nobody’s ever heard of Barron, right? Have you ever heard of Barron? He’s a good soccer player, too.”
Trump announced Tuesday that Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, will be the executive director of his World Cup task force.
Barron’s role is still a mystery, but he will at least attend several World Cup matches next summer.
“I don’t expect something special from a country that calls football’ soccer,” One fan stated.
“That’s great, Barron will probably have an entire section of the stadium just for himself as well, considering international fans won’t be able to come to the US,” a second fan stated.
“ He’s not too old for basketball though!!! Get him on the court and he’d be trouble!!” a third person said of Barron Trump.
Barron Trump Is A Gamer
While many college-aged boys are focused on partying and meeting girls, Donald Trump’s 18-year-old son Barron keeps busy doing something else.
Trump has a safe way of meeting new friends in college. He plays video games with them from the comfort of his home.
The president-elect’s youngest child is a freshman at New York University, but due to his status, he doesn’t have free will to interact with others. Plus, Secret Service protectors are always trailing him.
So, the gamer has reached out to his new classmates to play with them online.
Barron’s favorite game is said to be FC25, formerly known as FIFA.
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