Скачать или смотреть White House labels Trump and Ronaldo as 'Two GOATS' in Instagram video

The White House Instagram account posted a video of President Donald Trump and soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo labeling them 'Two GOATS.' The soccer star was joined by his fiancee Georgina Rodriguez for the glitzy event to welcome Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Washington DC. Trump paid tribute to Ronaldo, 40, during his speech at the dinner, which brought some of the world's richest and most recognizable names to the White House. It marked the soccer star's first public appearance on US soil since being accused of r*pe by an American teacher in 2017. 'This room is loaded up with the biggest leaders in the world - business, sports...' Trump said. 'My son is a big fan of Ronaldo... Barron got to meet him and I think he respects his father a little bit more now - just the fact that I introduced you.' Tuesday also marked the first time that the Saudi Crown Prince has been in the United States since US intelligence claimed he approved the a*sa*sination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Meanwhile the 40-year-old Ronaldo, a player for Portugal and Al-Nassr, has not been photographed publicly in the USA since being accused of r*pe in 2017 by former American teacher Kathryn Mayorga. Revealing details of the alleged s*xual assault in a 2017 interview with German newspaper Der Spiegel, Mayorga claimed Ronaldo r*ped her at a Las Vegas hotel in 2009. The American woman had reportedly reached an out-of-court settlement with Ronaldo in 2010, but spoke out with her accusations seven years later in an effort to seek millions more than the $375,000 (£304,000) sum she had received. The lawsuit against Ronaldo, who has consistently and vehemently denied the allegations, was dismissed by a US judge in 2022 because the accuser's lawyer relied on leaked and stolen records. But since 2017, Ronaldo has not been involved in any offseason or exhibition games staged in the US while playing for Real Madrid, Juventus, Manchester United and his current team. The matter was thrown back into the spotlight on Sunday when Portugal clinched qualification for next summer's World Cup, where the majority of the tournament is held in the United States. Ronaldo and his Portugal team are also scheduled to play the United States in Atlanta next March in a friendly. Ronaldo has been making moves to appeal to Trump. In July, Trump was gifted a Portugal soccer jersey by Portuguese European Council president Antonio Costa. It was signed by Ronaldo, who wrote: 'To president Donald J. Trump, Playing for Peace.' And last week, in an interview with Trump's old friend Piers Morgan, Ronaldo said he hoped to meet Trump and praised his peacemaking efforts. 'He is one of the guys who can help to change the world,' Ronaldo said. 'One of the most important guys is the US President. 'He is one of the guys I wish to meet to sit and have a nice talk. If it is here, or in the US, wherever he wants, I know he was here in Saudi with our boss MBS (Mohammed bin Salman). 'I wish one day to meet him because he is one of the guys who can make things happen and I like people like that.' 🎥:whitehouse/IG #ronaldo #cristiano #cr7cristianoronaldo #donaldtrump #sports