Senegal’s national football team is facing logistical challenges ahead of their crucial World Cup match against Iraq, as visa issues prevent key staff members from traveling to Toronto. The photographer and social media manager for the team have been denied Canadian visas, forcing them to remain in the United States. Only the team’s videographer, a French citizen, will accompany the delegation to Canada due to easier travel regulations. This situation impacts the team’s media coverage, as the photographer and digital team have been praised for their recent work. The Senegalese team departs for Toronto Wednesday evening, needing a win against Iraq on Friday to stay in contention for the knockout stage. The visa delays highlight broader organizational difficulties surrounding the joint US, Canada, and Mexico hosted World Cup. Senegal has lost its first two matches and faces a must-win scenario.