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A few minutes after 5 a.m. last Sunday, a charter flight carrying Iran\u2019s World Cup team touched down at Tijuana\u2019s international airport, the light on the horizon providing only a hint of the day \u2014 and weeks \u2014 ahead.<\/p>\n

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Ehsan Hajsafi, Iran\u2019s 36-year-old captain, led the team off the white plane with blue markings of the German carrier USC after an overnight flight from Turkey where the team had trained in recent weeks.<\/p>\n

Hajsafi and his teammates wore gray slacks and fashionable white collarless shirts beneath navy blazers with gold #168 pins on their left lapels. The pins are a tribute to the 168 people, mostly children, who were killed at an elementary school in southern Iran just minutes after the U.S. and Israel launched their initial attacks on Iran on the morning of Feb. 28. The deadly strike by a U.S. Tomahawk missile was likely the result of outdated targeting data, the New York Times reported, citing an ongoing U.S. military investigation.<\/p>\n

Noticeably absent among the 25 teammates following Hajsafi across the tarmac was Sardar Azmoun, one of Asia\u2019s premier players for more than a decade.<\/p>\n

Against the backdrop of a war that has left as many as 10,000 dead across the Middle East region, after months of uncertainty surrounding its participation, Iran opens its World Cup campaign against New Zealand at SoFi Stadium Monday night without Azmoun, the country\u2019s second leading scorer all-time, a player so highly regarded that he has been referred to as the \u201cIranian Messi\u201d by the British media.<\/p>\n

Azmoun was kicked off Iran\u2019s national team and left off its World Cup squad in May for what Iranian authorities view as an act of disloyalty. The act? Azmoun, who plays for Shabab Al-Ahli in Dubai, recently posted a photo on social media of himself with Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the United Arab Emirates prime minister, considered an enemy by Iran\u2019s ruling regime because of the UAE\u2019s political and military alignment with the U.S. and Israel. Iranian authorities also seized his assets in the country.<\/p>\n

\u201cI want to speak from the bottom of my heart about some things that many people may not know, or about certain misunderstandings that may have led some to judge me too quickly,\u201d Azmoun, 31, said, responding to the accusations of being disloyal in a social media post after the World Cup squad was announced.<\/p>\n

\u201cI have always played for my national team with pride,\u201d continued Azmoun, who scored 28 goals in World Cup qualifying matches for the 2018, 2022, and 2026 tournaments, and played in all six of Iran\u2019s matches in the 2018 and 2022 competitions. \u201cWhen we won, I was proud of myself and my teammates. When we didn\u2019t, I was more upset than anyone else in the world, just like them.<\/p>\n

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\u201cI love \u2060football, and I love the good and deserving people of my country, Iran. People whose kindness and unwavering support have always given me energy.\u201d<\/p>\n

Like his former Iran teammates, Azmoun wears a tribute to the sacrifice of Iran\u2019s children. \u201cFrom the blood of the homeland\u2019s youth, tulips have bloomed,\u201d reads a tattoo on his left arm. The words are taken from a famous ballad during Iran\u2019s Constitutional Revolution in the early 20th Century that a hundred years later has become a slogan of political resistance, a rallying cry at protests that have swept across the country in recent years.<\/p>\n

The latest controversy isn\u2019t Azmoun\u2019s first act of defiance. His courage in taking high-profile stands against government oppression in a nation known to imprison, execute or even murder its sporting heroes who have criticized the regime, has elevated him to folk hero status with opponents of the Islamic Republic in and outside of Iran.<\/p>\n

Habib Khabiri, captain of Iran\u2019s national team, was executed in 1984 for his membership in a dissident group. Forouzan Abdi, captain of Iran\u2019s women\u2019s volleyball team, was among 30,000 political prisoners executed in a 1988 massacre. Wrestling champion Navid Afkari, who was active in anti-government protests, was executed by the Islamic Republic in 2020 after human rights groups said he falsely confessed to the murder of a security guard while being tortured.<\/p>\n

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Boxing champion Mohammad Javad Vafaei Sani is currently awaiting execution after being arrested by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and convicted of \u201ccorruption on earth\u201d for participating in pro-democracy protests in 2019.<\/p>\n

\u201cHis case is not an isolated tragedy. Iran has a grim history of executing athletes for their beliefs,\u201d wrote tennis great Martina Navratilova, Olympic swimming champion Nancy Hogshead and other Olympians and international sports stars in a November 2025 letter calling on the United Nations, the International Olympic Committee and other global sports federations to act on Sani\u2019s behalf.<\/p>\n

Mehdi Taj, the president of Iran\u2019s football federation (FFIRI), reportedly served as an intelligence commander with the IRGC. Taj has reportedly been denied a visa by U.S. officials. Mahmoud Khosravivafa, president of the Iranian Olympic Committee, is a former bodyguard to Iran\u2019s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed on the first day of the war.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn recent months, the Iranian authorities have executed numerous other protesters on similar bogus charges with total impunity,\u201d the letter continued. \u201cThese political executions are a callous attempt by the authorities to frighten and silence an increasingly restive population no longer willing to accept their corrupt and oppressive rule.<\/p>\n

\u201cSport is meant to inspire hope, unity, and courage. The execution of a champion for his political views is a direct assault on these values and a warning to every athlete who dares to speak out.\u201d<\/p>\n

A warning Azmoun has refused to heed.<\/p>\n

He posted a pointed message of support and solidarity to the widespread \u201cWomen Life Freedom\u201d protests across the country in September 2022 in the wake of the death of Masha Amini, who died in police custody.<\/p>\n

Amini, a 22-year-old woman of Kurdish-Iranian descent, while visiting her brother in Tehran, was arrested on Sept. 13, 2022, by the Guidance Patrol, the religious morality police for the Iranian government, for allegedly not wearing her hijab in accordance with government standards.<\/p>\n

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Amini was allegedly beaten by Moral Security officers in a van while being transferred to a police station. Authorities said she suffered a heart attack at the station and fell into a coma before being transferred to a local hospital. Eyewitnesses, including women who had been detained with Amini, said her death was the result of being severely beaten by the police.<\/p>\n

Medical scans later leaked to media outlets suggest that Amini suffered a cerebral hemorrhage or stroke due to head injuries received while in police custody.<\/p>\n

The news of Amini\u2019s death touched off the largest wave of protests in more than a decade. Authorities arrested nearly 20,000 people across 134 cities or towns and 132 university campuses, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran (HARAI). At least 551 people were killed as a result of government response to the protests, according to Iran Human Rights.<\/p>\n

Azmoun\u2019s message of support came just weeks before the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.<\/p>\n

\u201cAt worst, I\u2019ll be dismissed from the national team,\u201d he wrote on his Instagram account. \u201cNo problem. I\u2019d sacrifice that for one hair on the heads of Iranian women. This story will not be deleted. They can do whatever they want. Shame on you for killing so easily; long live Iranian women.\u201d<\/p>\n

Azmoun also called on government authorities not to execute his friend and fellow soccer player Amir Reza Nasr Azadani, who was arrested during the Amini protests. Azadani is currently serving a 26-year prison sentence on what human rights groups characterize as bogus charges.<\/p>\n

Iranian officials pressured Iran national team coach Carlos Queiroz to leave Azmoun off the 2022 World Cup roster. Azmoun played every single minute of Iran\u2019s three games at the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Queiroz, the former Real Madrid head coach, who has guided four nations to the World Cup \u2014 his native Portugal (2010), South Africa (2002), Iran (2014, 2018, 2022) and Ghana (2026) \u2014 refused to drop Azmoun, threatening to resign if the player was left out of the squad.<\/p>\n

It was Queiroz who first brought Azmoun into the national team as a 19-year-old and then started him in the 2015 AFC Asian Cup, where he emerged as one of the stars of the tournament.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe has all the qualities to succeed at the highest level,\u201d Queiroz said. \u201cHe is improving all the time. He has to keep his feet on the ground, work hard and make the right decisions. If so, he could be a real star of Iranian and Asian football for years to come.\u201d<\/p>\n

Around that time, Premier League giants Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham, as well as Serie A\u2019s AC Milan and Juventus, expressed interest in the teenager.<\/p>\n

Instead, he spent much of his club career in Russia. European clubs were the only teams pursuing Azmoun.<\/p>\n

Azmoun is a member of Iran\u2019s Turkmen ethnic minority and had other options at the national team level. As a teenager, he was presented with what he described as a \u201cvery large financial offer\u201d to play for another nation in international competition.<\/p>\n

\u201cMy answer was this: \u2018I am a son of \u2060Iran, and I want to play for my people and make them happy,\u2019\u201d he wrote on social media. \u201cI promised myself that every time I played for Iran, \u2060I would give everything I had to bring joy to the \u2060people who follow football with love \u2013 especially the children in the most remote towns and villages who celebrate our victories.<\/p>\n

\u201cNo matter where I play football, my identity, my heart and my pride are Iran.\u201d<\/p>\n

It is also how Azmoun lives. He scored eight goals for Iran in qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. But his focus was never limited to the confines of the game\u2019s white lines. Off the pitch, he continued to stand with his countrymen, the children in those remote towns and villages in crisis and tragedy, just as they had stood with him in triumph, all of them focused a sliver of light on the horizon and the dream of a generation, a nation finally in full bloom.<\/p>\n

In response to the country\u2019s economic crisis, a series of nationwide anti-government protests began on December 28 and soon spread to more than 200 cities, growing into Iran\u2019s largest uprising since the Islamic Revolution in 1979. Ali Khamenei ordered police and security forces to kill protesters. As many as 12,000, possibly 20,000 protesters were killed in the largest massacre in Iranian history, according to reports by U.S. and British media outlets and human rights groups.<\/p>\n

On January 7, at the height of the protests, five months from the World Cup he helped deliver for Iran, Azmoun reached out to his countrymen again.<\/p>\n

\u201cAs an athlete, I always stand by the people of the country,\u201d he wrote on Instagram. \u201cI wish my people well.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe, the patient and beloved people of my country, do not have the right to be so far removed from our dreams.\u201d<\/p>\n

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