Barack Obama President of the United States expressed its support to the U.S. soccer team that will compete in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Obama recognizes the richness of the world soccer tournament that might not be echoed in the public eye the U.S. than the country’s favorite sport, Uncle Sam was the baseball and basketball. But he believes many of which support the national team will compete in South Africa.

Known as a big fan of basketball, Obama said he would continue to monitor the travel of U.S. national team in World Cup 2010. Vice President Joe Biden, who will attend the first U.S. match in 2010 World Cup against England later on June 12, was also present at the White House to greet the team members.

Also present at the event was former President Bill Clinton, who recently inaugurated as honorary chairman of the committee who will fight for the U.S. as World Cup host in 2018 or 2022. Clinton planned to attend some matches at the World Cup in South Africa later said he was particularly impressed with the team costume leather football boots used by players.

Obama also approved the U.S. team for World Cup champion in 2010 is the football fashion. Not only is Obama or U.S. officials, you can also watch the 2010 World Cup directly. You can buy tickets at worldcuptickets.biz