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Iran’s Announcement to Boycott FIFA World Cup a Major Loss for Football, Says Atif Iqbal

Syed Turab Shah by Syed Turab Shah
March 15, 2026
Iran’s Announcement to Boycott FIFA World Cup a Major Loss for  Football, Says Atif Iqbal
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KARACHI: Chairman of RK Sports Management Atif Iqbal, President Rais Khan, and Vice
Chairperson Irum Fawad have termed Iran’s announcement to boycott the FIFA World Cup
2026 a major loss for international football. They have urged FIFA to ensure that all countries
which qualify for the mega tournament are able to participate.
Reacting to Iran’s announcement, the officials stated that the Iranian national football team is
considered one of the strongest teams in the world. Iran has participated in previous World Cup
tournaments and has also demonstrated impressive performance in the qualifying rounds.
They said that Iran’s Minister for Sports Ahmad Donyamali has expressed concerns that the
safety of players cannot be guaranteed under war-like conditions, making it difficult for the
team to prepare or participate in the tournament. Following this stance, they emphasized that
FIFA President Gianni Infantino must play an active role and ensure the safety and security of
the Iranian team.
The officials stressed that fairness demands that FIFA take appropriate steps to guarantee the
protection of the Iranian team so that it can participate in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Atif Iqbal, Rais Khan, and Irum Fawad further said that sports should remain separate from
politics, as games convey a message of peace and friendship. They added that the presence of
the Iranian football team in the United States during the World Cup could also help reduce
tensions between the two countries.
They also urged Iran to reconsider its decision so that millions of football fans around the world
can enjoy watching the team’s performance in the prestigious tournament.

Syed Turab Shah

Syed Turab Shah

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