Hank Rhon Expects Tijuana to Be Safe to Receive Iran
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The selection will use the facilities of the Hot Stadium during your World Cup stay.
Tijuana, June 4. A few hours after Iran’s selection was installed in Tijuana as part of its preparation for the World Cup, the president of Grupo Caliente, Jorge Hank Rhon, said he expects the city to have the security conditions to receive footballers. Asked about whether he considers Tijuana to be safe for the selection’s stay, he replied: “I hope so, because if not, what burning we are going to give.” On the security measures planned for the …
“There won’t be an opportunity to see them, or even to watch a training session,” said Miguel Ángel Badiola Montaño, Secretary of Tourism, regarding the arrival of the Iranian National Soccer Team in Tijuana tomorrow, June 5. “I would like there to be a training demonstration, but unfortunately FIFA’s guidelines are very strict,” the state official stated.
TIJUANA, JUNE 4, 2026.-A few days after Iran's selection was installed in Tijuana as part of its preparation for the FIFA World Cup 2026, the businessman and manager of Club Tijuana, Jorge Hank Rhon, expressed his confidence that the city could safely receive the team during its stay at the Hot Stadium. Asked about whether he considers Tijuana to have the necessary security conditions to house a world team, Hank Rhon replied: "I hope so, because…
A few days after the Iran selection was installed in Tijuana as part of his preparation for the FIFA World Cup 2026, the businessman and manager of Club Tijuana, Jorge Hank Rhon, expressed his confidence that the city could safely receive the team during his stay at the World Cup.The National Guard will take care of the Iran Selection when he trains at the Xolos Stadium was first published on TJNews.
The selection of Iran already has the necessary visas to enter Mexico and establish its base camp in Tijuana in view of its participation in the FIFA World Cup 2026.The information was confirmed by Iran's ambassador to Turkey, Mohammad Hassan Habibullahzadeh, who explained that the migration documents were issued without players and technical staff having to go personally to the Mexican embassy or carry out the fingerprinting process.The announc…
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