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The story of Iraqi footballer Aymen Hussein, who grew up in war-torn Iraq, lost his father to al Qaeda, and his brother to ISIS, is highlighted as he becomes the face of Iraqi football.
The World Cup 2026 is underway, featuring notable player performances from stars like Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe, alongside discussions about Cristiano Ronaldo's final tournament. Teams are making last-minute preparations, including Tunisia replacing its manager, while concerns about ticket control and crowd violence have also emerged.
Iraqi striker Aymen Hussein was questioned for nearly seven hours by US immigration officials just days before the World Cup. The incident occurred amidst heightened security concerns.
Iraqi football star Aymen Hussein, known as the 'axe man,' shared his family's harrowing experiences, including his brother's abduction by ISIS, highlighting their repeated victimization by terrorist groups.
The 2026 Men's World Cup began with various teams, including England, Portugal, and France, playing their opening matches. Cristiano Ronaldo made history by starting his sixth World Cup campaign, while Morocco announced its bid for the 2030 tournament.
Various news outlets report on preparations for the upcoming World Cup, including team squad announcements, player tributes, and individual player aspirations. Discussions also cover potential upsets and the impact of the tournament on different nations.
Iraqi striker Aymen Hussein was reportedly questioned for nearly seven hours at a US airport, during which his phone was inspected.
While Erling Haaland impressed in Boston, Iraqi football star Aymen Hussein's extraordinary journey and performance stole the spotlight, especially after being questioned for seven hours upon arrival in the USA.
Iraq's top scorer, Aymen Hussein, was reportedly held for seven hours by American authorities upon entry, according to Reuters.
Iraqi national team striker Aymen Hussein was questioned for several hours upon his arrival at Chicago airport for the World Cup. This incident also saw the team's photographer barred from entry.