Donald Trump was spotted at the FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday as he continues to be dogged by health concerns and rumors of dementia

When English soccer team Chelsea lifted the FIFA Club World Cup trophy on Sunday in New Jersey, its star who scored twice in the 3-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain and was named player of the tournament was blocked from view.

Donald Trump's appearance at the FIFA Club World Cup final sparked controversy. He suggested renaming soccer as football in the US. This came before the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Trump's comment made global waves.

The U.S. has long referred to European football as "soccer" — but President Donald Trump signaled this week that he could officially change the practice. Speaking to DAZN TV channel, Trump was asked about the possibility of an executive order to rename the sport.

President Donald Trump seemingly stole a Club World Cup winners medal on Sunday after Chelsea's unlikely 3-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain at MetLife Stadium. A Cole Palmer brace and another goal from recent summer signing Joao Pedro saw Chelsea best the Champions League winners in the Meadowlands,

They call it football, but I guess we call it soccer,’ Trump said in an interview with a sports streaming channel. 'But that change could be made very easily.'

Donald Trump was in attendance at the MetLife Stadium on Sunday evening as Chelsea beat Paris Saint-Germain to win the Club World Cup, and the 79-year-old looked to be having a great time

However, after the game was when Trump unveiled an even more bold idea heading into the World Cup next summer, which involves an executive order on the part of the president. Trump was caught suggesting that he wants to change the name of soccer to reflect the global sport, which is often called "football" nearly everywhere else globally.

President Donald Trump joked about signing an executive order to call soccer "football" as he watched the FIFA Club World Cup final on Sunday.

President Trump stirred controversy by claiming FIFA gifted him the original Club World Cup trophy, currently in the Oval Office. He joked about renaming soccer to football and surprised Chelsea players by staying on stage during the trophy presentation at the tournament final.

The Club World Cup champions didn't, contrary to online rumors, edit the president from its snap. But critics do think the image choice made a statement.