Jules Rimet was the president of FIFA from 1921 to 1954, making him FIFA's longest serving president, having served for 33 years.
The President of FIFA in 1939 was Jules Rimet.
Jules Rimet
1929 FIFA President Jules Rimet
Frenchman Jules Rimet (1873-1956) was the president of the French Football Federation from 1919-1946, and the president of FIFA from 1921-1954. Rimet was the longest-serving president of FIFA, and in fact served as president at the time of the foundation of the World Cup in 1930. In Rimet's honor, his name was given to the trophy won by the World Cup winning team.
The world cup was put together by FIFA president Jules Rimet. The first world cup took place in Uraguay in 1930. Selected nations were asked to join and a total of 13 teams took part. Uraguay were the eventual winners of the first world cup. The world cup trophy was named the jules rimet after the FIFA president.
Jules Rimet Trophy.
It is associated with football (soccer if you're yanks). The Jules Rimet trophy was the original trophy awarded to the winners of the World Cup. Although originally being named Victory, the trophy was later named after the then president of FIFA, Jules Rimet. Hope that helps.
It was called The Jules Rimet trophy.
Jules Rimet Trophy
The Jules Rimet Cup was the original trophy awarded to the winner of the World Cup. Jules Rimet was a former president of FIFA and was instrumental in organizing the World Cup competition in 1928. It was first presented in 1930 to Uruguay, who won that year's World Cup competition. Rimet stated that whoever won the World Cup three times would keep the trophy. In 1970, Brazil won the World Cup and was awarded the Rimet Cup to keep forever. Unfortunately, the Jules Rimet Cup was stolen in 1983 and never recovered.
The original trophy was named after Jules Rimet, a French former President of FIFA. The current trophy is imaginatively called... The World Cup Trophy.
(1930 - 1970) - "The Jules Rimet Trophy" (1974 - 2038) - "The FIFA World Cup"