From Norway to Jordan, World Cup newbies eager to surprise on soccer's biggest stage

Дата публикации: 09-06-2026 11:00:00

Julian Ryerson and Norway aren't the only ones in unfamiliar World Cup territory. The expanded tournament offers new opportunities for players.

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