Spain Player Makes Fun of Donald Trump During World Cup Celebration

Spain's Ferran Torres made fun of Donald Trump during their World Cup victory parade. Torres scored the winning goal against Argentina, helping Spain win the tournament. They played a great game and deserved to win.

Spain celebrated their win with a parade in Madrid, and thousands of fans came to cheer them on. During the celebration, Torres wore a red hat that looked like Trump's 'Make America Great Again' hat, but it said 'Make Spain Great Again' instead. This was a joke about Trump's famous hat.

Trump was at the World Cup final and gave out medals to the players.

He stood on stage with the FIFA president, but the Spanish team didn't want him in their victory photos.

The Spanish football league shared a photo on Instagram where Trump was edited out. The World Cup account also shared a photo where only Trump's shoulder was visible.

Trump got a lot of criticism during the tournament for trying to get involved. He helped the US win the bid to host the World Cup in 2017.

At the group stage draw, Trump was given a new FIFA peace prize, which surprised many people in the football world.

Ferran Torres made a funny gesture with his hat, referencing Trump's slogan.

During the tournament, Trump tried to get a red card cancelled for a US player.

Many people thought Trump was trying to use his power to help the US team. The player ended up playing, but the US lost 4-1 to Belgium.

Before the final game, Trump suggested hosting the World Cup again in the US.

Trump said he had an idea for the FIFA president: to announce two host countries at once. He thought this would make the process less stressful.

Trump said this would reduce anger and surprise, and that the US would bid to host the World Cup again soon.

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