Inter's Mehdi Taremi unable to leave Iran amid conflict with Israel, will miss Club World Cup opener
TEHRAN PROVINCE, IRAN, JUN 14 – Mehdi Taremi is unable to leave Iran due to airspace closure amid conflict with Israel and is expected to miss all Club World Cup matches, Italian media report.
- Mehdi Taremi, an Inter Milan striker, is stranded in Tehran and will miss the Club World Cup in the United States due to the conflict between Iran and Israel.
- The escalating conflict has resulted in all flights from Iranian airports being grounded.
- Taremi will miss the opening match against Monterrey on Wednesday and subsequent matches regardless of airspace reopening.
- Taremi joined Inter Milan from Porto last year.
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