The multifaceted geniuses who will shine in the World Cup

A Harvard Economics graduate, a human 'calculator,' several chess 'masters,' and a polyglot killer who speaks nine languages are getting ready to compete in the World Cup, showcasing exceptional skills beyond the field.

Multifaceted Talent in the World Cup

From a Harvard-educated goalkeeper to a math prodigy defender, through a polyglot forward and a chess-addicted player, the World Cup will feature brilliant minds and extraordinary skills.

The Academic Goalkeeper from the United States

Matt Freese, the goalkeeper from the United States, combines his passion for soccer with his studies at Harvard, standing out for his ability to solve complex problems both on and off the field.

The Swiss Math Genius

Manuel Akanji, Swiss international, surprises everyone with his mental calculation prowess, proving to be much more than a talented footballer in the World Cup.

The Goal-Scoring Polyglot

Romelu Lukaku, Belgian forward, impresses with his command of nine languages, showcasing his versatility and ability to communicate in different languages on and off the field.

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