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Kan NewsSports

Trump Questions FIFA Red Card Decision Against US Player, Urges Review

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Donald Trump contacted FIFA's president to question the suspension of US player Balogun, calling it unfair but acknowledging FIFA's disciplinary decision was correct.

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  • Trump contacted FIFA president about US player Balogun's suspension.
  • He believes it's unfair to suspend a top US player for multiple games.
  • Trump did not tell FIFA what to decide, respecting their disciplinary ruling.
  • He was initially unclear about the red card's consequences.
  • Trump criticized the suspension extending beyond the match where the red card was given.
Trump Questions FIFA Red Card Decision Against US Player, Urges Review
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Former US President Donald Trump revealed that he contacted FIFA's president regarding the suspension of a key US national team player. Trump expressed his belief that it was unfair for FIFA to suspend one of the United States' top players and requested that FIFA review the decision. However, he clarified that he did not instruct FIFA on what action to take and acknowledged that the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's ruling was correct. Trump recounted learning that player Balogun had received a red card, admitting he was initially unsure of its implications. He criticized the suspension for affecting not only the match in which the player was sent off but also the subsequent game, which he considered unjust.

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