Several people associated with football and fans traveling to the 2026 World Cup face U.S. visa or entry problems, according to reports from both outlets. The list highlighted includes the Palestine football chief and supporters from Iran, who are unable to enter the United States as the tournament approaches and gets underway. Both sources describe the situation as ongoing, with more names reportedly being added as the event progresses. The reports frame the issue as part of a broader pattern of difficulties securing visas or being allowed to enter the country for the World Cup. While the specific reasons for each individual’s problem are not detailed in the provided summaries, the core point shared across the articles is that some football stakeholders and fans are being blocked from travel to the U.S. for the tournament. Together, the coverage suggests that eligibility and entry processes are affecting both official representatives and fans from multiple regions, not only a single delegation.