Football fans are in for an electrifying weekend as the 2025 Club World Cup wraps up in the United States — with an added twist of political star power. According to ESPN, U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to attend the final match this Sunday at the iconic MetLife Stadium.

The tournament, which kicked off last month with 32 teams from across the globe, is now down to its last crucial showdown. Chelsea has already booked their place in the final after a solid 2-0 win over Brazilian side Fluminense in Tuesday’s semi-final clash. Joao Pedro was the hero of the night, scoring both goals to send the London club through.

Chelsea will now wait to see who they’ll face in the final — Spanish giants Real Madrid or French powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain. Both teams are set to battle it out in the second semi-final on Wednesday night, also at MetLife Stadium.

Meanwhile, Manchester City, who lifted the last edition of the Club World Cup, will soon hand over the crown as a new champion is crowned.

With a high-stakes match ahead and the added buzz of President Trump’s attendance, Sunday’s final promises to be more than just a game. It’s set to be a global spectacle mixing football glory with a touch of political presence.