U.S. President Donald Trump will personally attend the upcoming World Cup final. For the first time, FIFA will award the champions commemorative "World Cup" rings, a tradition rooted in American sports. Thirty rings will be given to the winning team, with nearly 2,000 additional rings available for fans. Despite the event, concerns linger regarding air quality in New York due to nearby Canadian wildfires. The announcement follows controversies surrounding Trump's relationship with FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Previously, Trump reportedly contacted Infantino to help lift a red card suspension for U.S. player Folarin Balogun. Although the U.S. team was eventually knocked out by Belgium, the tournament concludes with high-profile matches in Miami and New York.