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Will Italy replace Iran at the 2026 FIFA World Cup if Iran refuses to participate?

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Reports suggest that Italy national football team could receive a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup if Iran national football team withdraws from the tournament. According to the report, Gianni Infantino has reportedly held discussions with Iranian officials to explore ways for Iran to participate, including potential scheduling adjustments or training arrangements outside the United States. However, Iranian officials have reportedly maintained their position against participating in a tournament hosted partly in the United States due to political tensions. If Iran ultimately withdraws, FIFA could select a replacement team. Italy has reportedly emerged as the leading candidate, even though the team failed to qualify directly and was expected to compete in playoff matches. The uncertainty lies in whether Iran will officially withdraw and whether FIFA will choose Italy as the replacement.

Football (UEFA)
Geopolitics
Sports

Conditions

Resolves “Yes” if by June 1, 2026, FIFA officially confirms that the Italy national football team will participate in the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a replacement for the Iran national football team. Otherwise — “No.”

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