United States President Donald Trump might be plotting a significant change that could impact not one but two sports and how Americans perceive them. Trump attended the FIFA Club World Cup final on Sunday between Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain at MetLife Stadium, home of the New York Jets and New York Giants.During a conversation with DAZN reporter Emily Austin, Trump briefly talked about the possibility of changing the name of the sport in the country from "soccer" to "football."“I think we can do that, I think I could do that," Trump said.“They call it ‘football,’ but I guess we call it ‘soccer,’ but that change could be made very easily," Trump added. "But it’s great to watch.”Besides floating this idea, which many people around the world would support, Trump was seen celebrating with Chelsea players after giving them the Club World Cup trophy.Soccer has been gaining popularity in the US. The top-flight league, Major League Soccer (MLS), was founded in 1993 and began three years later, just one year before the WNBA started.Many countries around the world refer to soccer as football, with the one played on the gridiron being called "American football." Donald Trump not a fan of the Washington Commanders' nameThis wasn't the first time Donald Trump discussed a change of name that would effect the NFL. Last week, Trump said he wouldn't have changed the name of the Washington Redskins."Well, you want me to make a controversial statement?" Trump said. "I wouldn’t have changed the name. It just doesn’t have the same ring to me."But, you know, winning can make everything sound good," Trump added. "So, if they’re winning, all of a sudden, Commanders sounds good. But I wouldn’t have changed the name."This has been a controversial topic for several years, but the team's owner, Josh Harris, has shot down the possibility of switching back.Washington dropped the "Redskins" moniker in 2020 during a period of racial unrest, with many claiming that the name was offensive to Native Americans.