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Trump Kept Gold Club World Cup Trophy for Himself So FIFA Had to Give the Winners a Replica
President Trump has revealed that the champions of the Club World Cup won’t be getting the original trophy, because he’s keeping it. English club Chelsea easily dispatched France’s Paris Saint-Germain in the final of the tournament in New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium on Sunday,
The U.S. men's team got this summer off to a near-disastrous start. The squad lost consecutive friendlies – the first a 2-1 ...
After President Trump was told to keep original FIFA Club World Cup trophy, take a look at some other iconic sports glory designed by Tiffany & Co.
The World Cup trophy is made up of 18-karat gold, an extremely valuable compound reportedly worth about $42 per gram. However, the trophy features a hollow interior.
The U.S. views game vs. Mexico as a high-stakes contest, the last chance to play under pressure ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
In three weeks, the 32-nation World Cup soccer tournament begins in South Africa and the ultimate prize for every team is to win the celebrated, 18-karat gold and malachite trophy.
FIFA says that the trophy is 36 centimeters (14.2 inches) tall, weighs 6175 grams (13.6 pounds) and is made of solid 18-carat gold with two layers of malachite at the base.
Instead of being able to keep the official trophy, each winning team is given a gold-plate bronze replica. This is referred to as the World Cup Winners’ Trophy rather than just the World Cup ...
The trophy, purely in terms of its gold content, was valued ahead of the 2018 World Cup at $161,000. At auction, it could be worth $20 million today due to its historical significance and fame.
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