A World Cup fan has been left full of praise for America after he had the chance to visit the White House.
The tournament has brought people from around the globe to the USA and many seem to be loving life in the United States.
Among them is German soccer fan Bastiand Matti, who has been sharing his journey on social media and recently visited the White House.
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Germany were knocked out of the tournament in the Round of 32, but Matti has stuck around in the US due to his love for the country.
Now, he has detailed his trip to the White House, saying it is a memory he will never forget.
The soccer fan was also quick to send a thank you to America for the 'incredible kindness and hospitality' they have shown.
In the caption of his tweet, he wrote: "I came to the U.S. for the World Cup and never imagined I'd have the opportunity to visit the White House. As a German, this is a memory I'll never forget. Thank you, America, for the incredible kindness and hospitality."
In the video, he added: "I never thought I'd get the chance to go beyond these gates. Today, one of my dreams was about to come true. I still couldn't believe it.
"That's when it started to feel real. I'm grateful for the opportunity to visit the White House."
Alongside Matti, English World Cup visitor Oliver Henry made a trip to the White House and was even invited for a tour of the West Wing.
During the tour, Henry was given some 'Presidential sweets' and a top from the gym.
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