FIFA Introduces Winner's Rings for World Cup Final

FIFA has initiated a new tradition for the World Cup final, set to take place on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, where the winners of the match between Argentina and Spain will receive winner's rings. A total of 30 rings will be produced for the winning team, along with 1,996 rings for supporters, featuring miniature replicas of the World Cup trophy.

United States President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the final and will present the trophy after the match. This attendance is notable as Trump has not yet attended any of the 102 matches played in the tournament, including the USA's 2-1 defeat to Belgium in the last 16.

Additionally, there are weather warnings regarding poor air quality in New York due to Canadian wildfires, but organizers do not expect this to impact the game. The final represents a historic opportunity for the winning team to be the first to receive the World Cup-winning ring.