A selection of Juventus players, coaches and executives attended the Oval Office and met with President Donald Trump on Wednesday before the Italian side’s Club World Cup opener. A Juventus delegation ...

Members of the Italian soccer team Juventus visited with President Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday afternoon. Six of the team’s players (Weston McKennie, Timothy Weah, Manuel Locatelli, Federico ...

Juventus players, directors, and owner John Elkann met with Donald Trump on Wednesday, before their Club World Cup opener; during the meeting, the US President addressed reporters’ questions on Iran ...

Juventus used to have an oval-shaped logo, but aside from that, there aren’t many reasons to associate the famed Italian club with the Oval Office of the President of the United States. That is, until ...

As Juventus prepared to kick off their FIFA Club World Cup campaign in Washington, D.C., the Italian club made an unexpected detour — to the White House. “It was all a surprise to me, honestly,” said ...

Juventus' players and staff avoided an awkward question about transgender athletes from U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday, with the exchange taking place during the team's visit to the White ...

International soccer stars on the Italian club Juventus found themselves in an unusual position Wednesday – standing behind President Trump at the resolute desk as he fielded questions about the ...

ARLINGTON, Texas — U.S. men’s national team coach Mauricio Pochettino said he was “jealous” to see Juventus and not the U.S. invited to the White House with both the Concacaf Gold Cup and FIFA Club ...

The way they looked, you figured hell would have been a cooler place to be. Select members of Juventus, the prestigious Italian soccer club, stood behind President Donald Trump for 16 cringeworthy ...

Trimothy Weah, left, and Weston McKennie, middle were part of an official Juventus visit to the White House and U.S. President Donald Trump. / BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images Juventus used to ...

Juventus used to have an oval-shaped logo, but aside from that, there aren’t many reasons to associate the famed Italian club with the Oval Office of the President of the United States. That is, until ...