The Iraq national football team is preparing to participate in the 2026 World Cup after a 40-year absence. In a remarkable step, artist Ibrahim Karim has painted a massive mural in Baghdad celebrating this historic event. The mural is located in the Sadr City area of East Baghdad and is designed to depict the faces of the Iraqi national team stars, reflecting the passion and support of the fans for their team. Iraq's journey in the World Cup begins with a match against Norway on June 16, followed by encounters with France and Senegal. This mural is not just an artistic work but a message of loyalty from the Iraqi people to their players. The project was carried out by a group of young volunteers who pooled their daily earnings to purchase the necessary materials. The public's response has been positive, with many providing financial and moral support, reflecting the spirit of unity and solidarity in Iraq. The mural represents the nation's dream of returning to the global stage and emphasizes that Iraq deserves support in this challenging tournament.