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@endAmanl Fabregas.

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World Cup 2026 was supposed to be football’s biggest celebration.

Instead, the headlines are:
• Security concerns near team camps
• Teams changing bases due to facilities
• Players and referees struggling with entry issues
• Poor pitch conditions
• Expensive travel for supporters

After 8 years of preparation, this isn’t what fans expected.

Is this the worst-organized major football tournament you’ve seen? 👀

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💔 Imagine dedicating years of your life to reach the biggest stage in football… only to be turned away at the gate.

Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan earned his place at the FIFA World Cup after years of sacrifice, consistency, and excellence. Widely regarded as one of Africa’s top officials, this was supposed to be the moment his journey paid off.

Getting a visa was already a battle. After public support and widespread attention, it was finally approved.

He travelled from Kenya, transited through Turkey, and landed in the United States.

But upon arrival, he was denied entry by immigration authorities and sent back to Turkey.

No official explanation has been given.

For most people, the World Cup is just another tournament. For referees, it’s often the reward for a lifetime of hard work.

Today, football should have been celebrating his achievement.

Instead, one of Africa’s finest referees is watching his dream slip away from the sidelines.

Football can be cruel sometimes. 💔⚽

What do you think should happen next?

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@England_Pod it’s coming home!

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Some team 👀😮‍💨

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Tell us who's winning the World Cup. 🏆

We will bookmark.

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@JaxonsJerseys it will be never enough.

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@Kompany_Era it’s not an unpopular opinion. 🤝

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Last hot take before the World Cup:

The team with the best kit at the 2026 World Cup will not win the tournament.

It never happens. The best-dressed team never lifts the trophy. It's football's cruelest irony.

Croatia's checkers. Nigeria 2018. Cameroon 1990. Holland 1974.

Beautiful shirts. Zero trophies.

Which 2026 kit is cursed with being too good?

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Right, onto the important stuff. 👕🏆

Which World Cup 2026 shirts are a must-have? Looking to add a few to the collection.

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Seven days from now, Japan are going to give the Netherlands a football masterclass. 🇯🇵

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@barcastuff_idn japannn

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@TxtdariHI yukkk

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Drop akun kalian dan yuk saling follow!

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Blue ticks, let’s connect. 💙

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🚨 Divock Origi has retired from professional football.

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@idextratime Japan! 🇯🇵

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The World Cup Panini sticker album and football shirts are connected in ways nobody talks about.

Both are collectible. Both trigger nostalgia. Both create communities. Both peak every four years.

And for many of us, filling that sticker album was the gateway drug to shirt collecting.

Did the Panini album lead you to collecting shirts?