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Iran’s football federation has moved its World Cup training base from the United States to Mexico, securing FIFA’s blessing and positioning the team in Tijuana to mitigate visa issues and streamline preparations.
Facing visa hurdles and safety worries, Iran's national team has moved its preparation camp from the United States to Mexico, setting up in Tijuana close to Inglewood where they will contest their World Cup fixtures.
Iran's national soccer team has moved its World Cup preparation from the United States to Mexico, establishing a new base in Tijuana. The decision, backed by FIFA, aims to resolve visa complications and enhance logistical readiness for upcoming matches.
Iran's World Cup squad relocates its training base to Tijuana after FIFA's approval, aiming to sidestep visa and security hurdles ahead of group‑stage matches in Inglewood and Seattle.
Following security concerns and visa hurdles, Iran's national football team will train in Tijuana, Mexico, after FIFA green‑lighted the shift, with matches scheduled in Inglewood and Seattle.
The Iran Football Federation has shifted its World Cup training base from the United States to Mexico, a decision endorsed by FIFA and driven by security and visa considerations. The team will now base itself in Tijuana and is set to play group matches in the U.S. against New Zealand, Belgium and Egypt.
Facing security worries and potential visa hurdles, Iran's football federation has shifted its World Cup preparation camp from the United States to Mexico, a decision backed by FIFA and set to ease travel for the team.
The Iranian national team has shifted its World Cup preparation from Tucson to Tijuana, a change approved by FIFA that aims to smooth entry into the United States and mitigate security worries.
Iran’s soccer squad has shifted its training base from Tucson to Tijuana, citing security concerns and receiving FIFA’s blessing ahead of upcoming World Cup fixtures.