Trump has been a key figure throughout the whole build-up and during this tournament, despite not attending a single game of the competition so far.
Despite his lack of attendance, he will not only be present at the final but he will right in the middle of it all when the World Cup trophy is awarded to the winning team much like he was at the Club World Cup last summer.
With Trump set to shake hands and hand the trophy to one of Spain or Argentina, Iglesias has joked this week that he will shake his hand as he does not want to face jail time.
"Yes, well, I don't want to go to prison!" Iglesias quipped.
"It's something I've thought about, something I've even imagined. I hope to greet him when we're all very happy and that it's all over very quickly so I can forget about it," he said. "Sometimes you have to forget the moments you've lived through too," he continued, noting that he does not believe the World Cup final is the time "to generate controversy."
“People already know my opinions, and I would love to do many things, but the reality is that, although people think I'm all-powerful, I don't have that much power to confront certain things. It's complicated, really."
France24 report Trump's appearance will also be surrounded by heavy security, with a no-fly zone in force around the stadium as he flies in from his New Jersey golf club in what is arguably his biggest appearance this year.