Several Argentine fans have chosen an unusual way to support their team at the 2026 World Cup in the United States: traveling by motorhome.
A family from the Argentine Chaco bought a motorhome in Miami and have been traveling for four months, attending matches. The parents work remotely: the mother as a psychologist, the father as a realtor. After a forced pause due to visa restrictions, they plan to continue and connect Alaska with Ushuaia by motorhome.
Football legend Ricardo Bochini, a 1986 World Cup champion, announced a project to travel across the US in a motorhome to follow the team led by Lionel Messi. The trip will be documented on his YouTube channel.
Juan Pablo Sasso, a resident of San Juan, set off for the World Cup in a motorhome with his wife and friends. The trip began on June 11 in Miami, with a route including Kansas and Dallas. Return is planned for July 21.
Marcelo Torres, owner of the Limbo hotel in Mendoza, traveled over 14,000 kilometers through 13 countries in a motorhome. He promised free rooms with champagne at his hotel if Argentina becomes champion. The journey started on May 6, but due to budget constraints, the route may be adjusted.
Claudio and Gabriela, citizens of Argentina and Mexico, bought a motorhome for about 50,000 dollars and plan to travel from Kansas to New York. Expenses are covered by Claudio's pension.
