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The Remarkable Refugee Journey Behind Australia's New World Cup Heroes
Born in refugee camps to parents displaced by conflict in Africa, three players will look to answer Australia's call for goals.
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cryptobriefing.com
Mohamed Touré and Nestory Irankunda key to Socceroos' 2026 World Cup squad
Mohamed Touré and Nestory Irankunda lead Australia's most diverse World Cup squad into 2026, bringing pace and goals from England's Championship to the
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channelnewsasia.com
Former refugees look to ignite Australia's World Cup
SANTA CLARA, California, June 11 : Born in refugee camps to parents displaced by conflict in Africa, three players will show the changing face of Australian soccer at the World…
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huffpost.com
The Remarkable Refugee Journey Behind Australia's New World Cup Heroes
Born in refugee camps to parents displaced by conflict in Africa, three players will look to answer Australia's call for goals.
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arabnews.com
Former refugees look to ignite Australia’s World Cup
CALIFORNIA: Born in refugee camps to parents displaced by conflict in Africa, three players will show the changing face of Australian soccer at the World Cup and look to answer…
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Socceroos to feature players with refugee backgrounds at 2026 World Cup
Australia's 2026 World Cup squad features players Mo Touré, Awer Mabil, and Nestory Irankunda, all born as refugees, as the Socceroos push back on
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independent.co.uk
Australia embraces immigrants on World Cup squad with message that soccer is for everyone
Australia is celebrating the immigrants on its the squad ahead of the team's opening World Cup match
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sbs.com.au
Former refugees, now at the World Cup: The close mates leading the Socceroos' attack
Former refugees Nestory Irankunda and Mohamed Touré will be aiming to make their mark for the Socceroos at the World Cup.
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dailymail.com
The incredible story of Australia's World Cup hero Nestory Irankunda
Birthed in a refugee camp in Tanzania in 2006, to Burundian parents who had fled their homeland due to civil war, it was not an auspicious, nor very Aussie, opening chapter.
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hindustantimes.com
Born in refugee camp, Nestory Irankunda becomes global superstar after becoming Australia’s youngest World Cup scorer
Burundian by origin. Born in a Tanzanian refugee camp. Then move to Australia and the World Cup goal. A story for the ages, by all means. | Football News