The World Cup's New Trend is Being Kind

The World Cup can make a country famous with a great goal or a star player.

Even losing teams can go viral by being nice, like cleaning up or leaving a thank-you note.

Jordan's team left their dressing room clean with a thank-you note and gifts after losing to Algeria.

Jordan's team was playing in the World Cup for the first time and lost to Austria and Algeria.

Jordan thanked everyone for their hospitality and professionalism.

Japan's team also left their locker room clean with a thank-you message after winning a game.

Japanese fans picked up litter after a game, showing their thoughtfulness.

Japan's fans have been cleaning stadiums for years, even when their team is not playing.

A Japanese proverb says to leave nothing behind, which is why they clean up.

Iran's team thanked Los Angeles for its hospitality despite having to leave quickly.

Iran's team wrote a note thanking the city and their fans for their support.

Iran's note said they came with pride, competed with honor, and left with dignity.

Maybe more teams will be polite in the future, like in the 2030 World Cup.

Being kind can go viral, just like a great goal.

The World Cup is about sports and being kind to others.

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