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The player Taremi cannot travel to Los Angeles to play the World Cup FIFA 2025 for the war between Iran and Israel

The Iranian Mahdi TaramiInter Milan striker, could not fly to Los Angeles (California, United States) to dispute the FIFA Club World Cup Because his country's airspace, in which he is for commitments to his selection, is closed by the war with Israel.

Taremi, who is in Tehran after having played two games with the Iranian national team in which he scored a goal and gave an assistance against North Korea, appeared at the airport to take a direct plane to California and put on the orders of Romanian Cristian Chivu.

However, the enormous tension between the two countries and continuous attacks caused them to close their safety airspace, leaving thousands of citizens on land.

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Inter, according to Italian media, they are constantly contacting their striker and works to find a solution that does not seem to be within reach to unlock your case.

At the moment, waiting for Taremi to travel, either from that airport or traveling in another medium to another country and taking another plane to Los Angeles, Chivu only has the Frenchman Marcus Thuram and the Argentine Lautaro Martínez as starting front, both newly arrived at American soil after commitments to their selections.

On the bench, two young people still trying to recover from their injuries are the substitutes: the Italian Francesco Pio Esposito, who lost the European U21 due to discomfort in the knee and aims not to be available until the third day; and the Argentine Valentín Carboni, who has been stopped by an anterior cross ligament of the left knee for 8 months.

Neither the Austrian Marko Arnautovic, already without a contract, nor the Argentine Joaquín Correa, who left for the Botafogo, will be in the World Cup.

Inter, despite everything, already prepares its debut, which will be before the Mexican Monterrey, next Tuesday, June 17.

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