Iran's national soccer team arrived in Mexico on Sunday, but some staff members still lack U.S. visas for World Cup matches in the United States.
- Captain Ehsan Hajsafi criticized FIFA for the visa delays, noting only players and a few coaches received visas. - Key officials, including the federation's secretary-general and vice president, remain without visas.
- The team relocated its training base from Arizona to Tijuana due to visa processing issues. - Iran plays New Zealand, Belgium, and Egypt in group matches, with a potential round-of-32 game against the U.S.
The situation highlights ongoing tensions and logistical challenges for Iran's participation in the World Cup amid the Iran war.