The Juventus delegation stood in the background as Trump answered questions on the Iran-Israel conflict, while he also attempted to discuss transgender women’s participation in sport with the team.

Juventus coach Igor Tudor admitted that it ‘doesn’t happen every day’ to meet the US President at the White House after the Bianconeri visited Donald Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday.

On Wednesday afternoon - 18 June - a Juventus delegation, in Washington D.C. ahead of their clash against Al-Ain, was received at the White House by the President of the United States of America ...

Juventus players have spoken out after meeting US President Donald Trump ahead of their first Club World Cup match on Wednesday. The bizarre interaction occurred at the Oval Office - with FIFA ...

During a White House visit Wednesday by Italian soccer giant Juventus, President Donald Trump pressed players and officials from the club on transgender athletes.

Donald Trump asks Juventus players about transgender athletes during White House visit Juventus are in Washington, D.C. for their Club World Cup opener against Al Ain on Wednesday ...

McKennie and Weah were part of a delegation of Juventus players, coaches and dignitaries invited to the White House earlier this week.

‘Caught By Surprise’—Why Were USMNT, Juventus Stars with Trump at the White House? Timothy Weah called his visit with President Donald Trump “a bit weird”.

Juventus players Weston McKennie, left, and Tim Weah take a selfie outside the White House after they and other team members met with President Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday.

Juventus player admits that he was not excited to meet Donald Trump at the White House Some soccer players were uncomfortable as they greeted the president of the ...

During Juventus FC's White House visit, Trump discussed transgender athletes, asking players if women could make their team.