AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup Countdown in L.A.: With the U.S. set to open against Paraguay at SoFi Stadium on June 12, unionized hospitality workers at the venue voted 96% to authorize a strike over wages, job security, and fears about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) involvement on matchdays. Paraguay Focus: Paraguay captain Gustavo Gómez says the team is ready for its return to the World Cup after a 16-year absence, following a 4-0 warmup win over Nicaragua; Paraguay’s Group D run starts vs. the U.S. on June 12. Team USA Injury Watch: U.S. defender Chris Richards trained in Chicago after tearing two ligaments in his left ankle, but he’s still not cleared to play yet, leaving his World Cup availability uncertain. Fan Reality Check: Ticket and travel costs are drawing fresh complaints, and some Paraguay supporters are reportedly trying to resell World Cup tickets after U.S. visa denials. Opening Ceremonies: FIFA’s host countries are rolling out star-studded shows—Mexico City, Toronto, and Los Angeles—mixing music and national-themed visuals ahead of kickoff.
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