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The World Cup final between Argentina and Spain is set for Sunday, with President Trump declaring America’s victory — not on the pitch, but in global unity and soccer fandom. Despite U.S. non-participation, the tournament — co-hosted with Canada and Mexico — has turned into a cultural phenomenon, overcoming early visa chaos and political friction to become a celebration of shared joy, from American beer to ranch dressing. With the U.S. poised to host the 2028 Olympics in LA and the 2034 Winter Games in Salt Lake City, plus potential hosting of the 2031 Women’s World Cup, the momentum is building. Even Senator Andy Kim, from New Jersey where the final is being held, admits the logistics have surprisingly run smoothly — proving this World Cup isn’t just about the game, but about America’s growing global soccer identity.

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