Pope Leo has declared his support for the United States in the upcoming World Cup. The announcement was made by the Pope, indicating his intention to back the U.S. team.
Pope Leo announced his support for the U.S. in the World Cup.
Pope Leo stated he "certainly" will support the U.S.
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