Uruguay’s national team says FIFA is responsible for travel disruptions ahead of its World Cup opener after multiple reports describe significant delays and cancellations affecting the squad’s journey to the United States. The team had planned to depart from Cancun, Mexico—where it is based—for Miami, Florida. According to the accounts, the flight does not leave on time and instead is delayed for several hours, creating uncertainty about the schedule for the Uruguay squad’s arrival. One report says Uruguay blames FIFA for the disruption, citing issues connected to a flight involving travel from Mexico to Miami. Another report similarly describes Uruguay pointing to FIFA as the cause of the chaos, noting the planned departure window from Cancun on Sunday afternoon. The reports do not include detailed explanations from FIFA in the provided excerpts, nor do they specify alternative arrangements made by Uruguay beyond the delayed travel itself.