UFC Chief Dana White to Meet Trump Over Press Secretary Role

Dana White, the longtime president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, said he will meet with President-elect Donald Trump on Monday to discuss a potential appointment as White House press secretary, according to statements made by White.

The UFC executive has reportedly received an offer from Trump to take on the role of principal spokesperson for the incoming administration. White's consideration of the position represents a significant move that would relocate the sports executive from his current position leading the mixed martial arts organization.

White has maintained close ties with Trump in recent years and has been a visible supporter of the president-elect. His potential appointment would mark another instance of Trump selecting figures from outside traditional political circles for his cabinet and senior staff positions.

The White House press secretary serves as the primary communication channel between the president and the media, making it one of the most visible positions in any administration. The role typically requires extensive experience in communications, public relations, or journalism.

No confirmation has been made regarding whether White will accept the position following Monday's meeting with Trump.