Ataque Futbolero USA

🇲🇽🏆 At the Estadio Azteca, Maradona (1986) and Pelé (1970) were crowned world champions with their national teams.

🤯 The legendary stadium will become the first ever to host three FIFA World Cups.

Somalian referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan was denied entry in Miami and forced to fly back to Turkey.

Artan, recently named CAF's best referee, was blocked despite holding a diplomatic passport provided by the Somali Embassy in Kenya. Local media reports state that authorities gave absolutely no explanation for the decision.

The controversy follows headlines from a few months ago when Donald Trump disparagingly labeled Somalia as a country that "stinks." 🇸🇴👎

I don’t know if you guys are ready to see Gianni Infantino’s corner kick 😅

Gilberto Mora will start the World Cup at 17 years and 235 days old—meaning he will make his tournament debut at just one day older than Pelé was when he played his first World Cup match in Sweden 1958 (17 years and 239 days). 👶⚽️

We are not truly grasping the magnitude of what this young Mexican player is doing. Not only is he part of the Mexico squad, but he is also expected to get plenty of minutes and play a starring role for the host nation. Definitely a player to watch closely!

On May 31st, Japan gave a hero's send-off to their historic captain, Maya Yoshida. It seemed like his final chapter with the Samurai Blue—but his mission wasn't over.

The Japanese Football Association has included him in the World Cup delegation as a "support player." Leveraging his MLS experience with LA Galaxy, Yoshida will help the squad adapt to North American travel, time zones, and weather, while providing invaluable locker room leadership.

He will train and live with the squad, but due to FIFA rules, he can't sit on the bench or play.

He won't play a single minute, but he will guide Japan until the very end. 🫡🇯🇵

Gilberto Mora will start the World Cup at 17 years and 240 days old—9 days younger than PELÉ was during Sweden 1958. 🇲🇽👶

We are not truly grasping the magnitude of what this young Mexican player is doing. Not only is he part of the Mexico squad, but he is also expected to get plenty of minutes and play a starring role. Definitely a player to watch closely!

A SHOOTING has been reported with NINE INJURED near England's planned World Cup base in Kansas City. 🚨🇺🇸

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DEMBÉLÉ COULD NOT BELIEVE IT! "This is crazy, it's the first time I'm in the front row!" 🇫🇷📸😂

That was Ousmane Dembélé's brilliant reaction right before France's official team photo for the 2026 World Cup.

And it makes total sense. After turning into a key figure for his club and gaining massive influence under Didier Deschamps, the French winger has finally earned a protagonist's spot—even in the front row of the team picture.