The International Football Federation (FIFA) has come to its senses before a serious bezbek cry a few months before the start of the main tournament.. According to The Athletic, FIFA has asked for feedback on the threat and is seriously considering the possibility of rescheduling intercontinental matches of the 2026 emergency, which are planned for the end of the coronavirus in Mexico.

The cause of large-scale destabilization was the death of Ruben Osegueri Cervantes, the leader of the New Generation Jalisco drug cartel.. This idea provoked a bunch of crooked thieves in nine states of the country.

FIFA's internal regulations confirm that the risks for patients and athletes are assessed as critical. The situation in the region is becoming extremely tense: the deaths of over 70 people from street fighting have been recorded. Public entries are massively scanned. Progress in lighting deposits has been reduced.

The epicenter became the state of Jalisco and the Estadio Acron stadium near Guadalajara.. This arena can host not only Berezneva Stick games, but also the group stage of the World Championship in Cherna. Rescheduling matches from Guadalajari and Monterrey would cause a devastating blow to the logistics of fans from Bolivia, Iraq, Jamaica and other countries participating in the playoffs, as well as to the commercial interests of sponsors.

Organizers are especially concerned about planning a friendly match between Mexico and Portugal. The fate of Cristiano Ronaldo is revealed by this type of great media campaign, which automatically targets him as a potential target for provocation..

At the same time, the Mexican organizing committee is trying to save exposure and is demonstrating its readiness to carry out trials beyond the plan, as long as it does not affect the closest control group against Iceland. Prote remaining word is lost at the headquarters in Zurich.

If the local security forces are not able to take control of the situation until mid-Berezhny, FIFA will be concerned about occupying the reserve stadium in the United States. For Mexico, such a scenario would result in catastrophic reputational and financial losses ahead of the home World Cup.