World Cup striker expresses reluctance to shake Trump's hand should Spain win tournament

Spanish forward Borja Iglesias said he is reluctant to shake President Donald Trump’s hand if Spain wins the World Cup, telling Spanish media on Saturday that he hopes the moment passes quickly. Iglesias, who will be among the players to greet Trump at New York/New Jersey Stadium after the match, argued he does not want to create controversy and said he does not want “to go to prison.” He added that he would prefer the greeting to happen when “we are all very happy,” and wants to forget the interaction afterward. The forward also referenced previous remarks about Trump’s stance toward pro-Palestinian protests and his criticism of the former U.S. president following a FIFA Women’s World Cup ceremony incident. Spain and Argentina are scheduled to play Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. ET, with the match shown on FOX.