FIFA Investigates Cape Verde Captain Ryan Mendes Amid World Cup
FIFA is investigating Cape Verde captain Ryan Mendes for an alleged rape in New Zealand during the World Cup, overshadowing the team's historic performance. This comes as the tournament progresses into the knockout stages, with African teams aiming for further success.
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