US President Donald Trump always finds time for sports. He recently attended the US Open tennis final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, where he arrived late and caused a real stir. Hours after the murder of journalist Charlie Kirk, his friend, he was a baseball game away, dancing in the stands. And now he's decided to start a crusade against rule changes in the NFL.

On Friday afternoon, former American football player Justin James Watt posted a photo on social media showing a Burnley cap and an Espanyol cap, with the message "ready for the weekend." A rumor spread among the Espanyol fans, fueled by the stories From Instagram and JJ Watt's own tweets, the former athlete would watch Espanyol-Atlético de Madrid live. On Saturday, he sat in the box at Tottenham's stadium for Burnley's Premier League debut, and on Sunday, after flying to Barcelona in the morning on a private plane, he was seen at the Sagrada Família, on Wellington Street, next to Ciutadella Park, and at the blue and white training ground. where he met Alan Pace.

Former NFL player and American writer Chris Kluwe was arrested in California after giving a speech against Trumpism at a city council meeting. During his speech at the Huntington Beach council, Kluwe protested against the city's decision to place a plaque on the town library containing the acronym MAGA. This is the abbreviation for President Donald Trump's slogan, Make America Great Again, which is also a movement that supports him. The former athlete said, specifically, about MAGA: "It's basically a Nazi movement."