Iran's World Cup squad is expected to arrive in Mexico early Sunday. The team is scheduled to land in Tijuana, a border city in northwest Mexico, where they will be based for the duration of the tournament. This location will serve as their operational hub as they prepare for World Cup competition.
The team's arrival takes place under the shadow of a bitter diplomatic row between Tehran and Washington. This controversy follows the United States' refusal to issue visas for some team support staff. The decision by the United States has created a dispute regarding the entry of specific personnel. While the squad proceeds to their base in Tijuana, the refusal of visas for support staff highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding the team's participation.
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