Iran’s soccer team must enter and leave the US on match days only

Jun 6, 2026, 22:55 GMT+1

Iran’s World Cup squad will be required to enter and leave US territory on the same day of their matches, Iran’s ambassador to Mexico said, according to AFP News Agency.

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