Spanish World Cup player Borja Iglesias says he would be reluctant to shake U.S. President Donald Trump’s hand if Spain wins the tournament, joking that he does not want to “go to prison” over the gesture. Multiple outlets report that Iglesias made the comments to Spanish media ahead of the World Cup final against Argentina. In the remarks, he frames the act of shaking Trump’s hand as something he would comply with to avoid consequences, while also expressing a desire for the moment to pass quickly so he can move on. The reports present the statements as humor, and they describe Iglesias’ position across different lead-in scenarios—either generally staying out of trouble or specifically avoiding a hypothetical punishment—rather than detailing any formal threat or policy. Spain’s victory is mentioned in the reporting that accompanies the comments, but the core of the story is Iglesias’ public reaction to the prospect of meeting Trump in the context of the World Cup celebration. No sources provide additional corroborating details beyond Iglesias’ own statements to media.