The United States is getting ready to host the Club World Cup. It's an international soccer tournament designed to bring together 32 professional teams from around the world with matches in 11 cities this summer.

He visited the Linc, City Hall, and Lemon Hill, amid the buildup to this year's Club World Cup and next year's World Cup. FIFA faces big questions, especially over visas for fans visiting from abroad.

“We are getting to put our home, the home of the Eagles, on the grandest stage potentially in the world,” Eagles Chief Operating Officer Frank Gumienny said. “It’s a proud papa moment, to be able to take what we’ve done and what we’ve learned and what we’ve built and highlight the biggest names in the sports world.”