Uru ruhusha rutanzwe hasigaye imisi 10 gusa ngo bakine urukino rwabo rwa mbere ruzobahuza na Nouvelle-Zélande i Los Angeles.

Iran will travel to Mexico on Saturday, June 6 ahead of the 2026 World Cup, despite currently lacking visas for Mexico or the United States.

Iran's Islamic dictatorship is terrified of sporting national heroes who take a stand against the murderous theocracy.

Iran's World Cup 2026 preparations face war tensions, visa uncertainty and political challenges as FIFA works to ensure participation. The team moved its base to Mexico amid security concerns and doubts over travel to the United States.

Iran is facing Mali in a final behind-closed-doors friendly in Turkey to sharpen their tactics before departing for their new FIFA World Cup base in Mexico

Iran named their 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Monday, but one major name was missing - striker Sardar Azmoun. The 31-year-old forward, who has scored 57 goals in 91 matches for Iran and is one of the country's most successful strikers,