McKennie and Weah were part of a delegation of Juventus players, coaches and dignitaries invited to the White House earlier ...

A couple of players from the United States Men's National Team and the Juventus squad went visiting the White House alongside FIFA President Gianni Infantino to meet Donald Trump, but some players ...

Juventus players, including Americans Tim Weah and Weston McKennie, stood behind President Donald Trump during an Oval Office ...

Christian Polanco and Christine Cupo discuss which USMNT players should consider moves away from their clubs ahead of next ...

Some of the Juventus squad, including USMNT stars Tim Weah and Weston McKennie, visited the US President in the Oval Office ...

Juventus used to have an oval-shaped logo, but aside from that, there aren’t many reasons to associate the famed Italian club ...

Juventus had a fine debut at the FIFA World Cup, where they destroyed Al Ain by a result of 5- 0. However, after that match, the team with two USMNT stars had a brief visit to the ...

Obviously, being in the White House as a first time ... sense of cohesion and urgency that was missing back in March. The USMNT, with the majority of its key players available for the CONCACAF ...

While the president answered a host of political questions, the Serie A side stood awkwardly in the background.

Juventus made short work of Al Ain with a convincing 5-0 victory just hours after the White House meeting. The news comes as Weah and McKennie are expected to be key members on the USMNT’s team ...