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

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Spanish goalkeeper Borja Iglesias is going into the biggest match of his career – the World Cup final against Argentina on Sunday afternoon at New York/New Jersey Stadium.Should Spain win, Iglesias will be one of the players who will shake President Donald Trump’s hand after the match. However, Iglesias is no fan of the president and made it known while he talked to the Spanish media on Saturday.WATCH ARGENTINA VS SPAIN LIVE"I don't want to go to prison," he said of shaking Trump’s hand, via All Out Soccer. "I hope to greet him at a time when we are all very happy, and that it passes very quickly and I can forget about it."I don't think this is the time to create controversy. People know perfectly well what I think.

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