Grant Wahl’s Body Returned To U.S. Days After Tragic World Cup Death

Soccer press reporter Grant Wahl‘s body was repatriated to United States soil on Monday … 2 days after his stunning death at the World Cup in Qatar.

Department of State representative Ned Price verified the news throughout press instructions recently … stating U.S. ambassador Timmy Davis has actually remained in continuous interaction with Wahl’s household, and the embassy has actually been working continuously to assist satisfy their dreams in the days following the reporter’s death.

Price stated an embassy consular officer accompanied Wahl’s body and belongings to the U.S.

Officials informed the AP Wahl’s body was required to JFK airport in New York.

As we formerly reported, 49-year-old Wahl passed away after collapsing in journalism box while going to the Argentina vs. the Netherlands match on Friday.

Emergency responders dealt with Wahl at the arena for almost 30 minutes prior to hurrying him to a neighboring medical facility.

Wahl specified previously in the week he was battling a bad case of bronchitis … describing his cough as a “death rattle.”

Wahl’s bro, Eric, published a psychological video to Instagram after his passing … declaring he thought nasty play was included due to Grant wearing a pro-LGBTQ+ shirt to the U.S. nationwide group’s very first match last month.

“I do not believe my brother just died,” Eric stated on Friday. “I believe he was killed.”

Wahl was quickly apprehended prior to the contest … declaring security informed him his t-shirt was “not allowed.”