- An England fan, Andy Milne, is selling his second home to fund an extensive trip to the upcoming World Cup across the United States, Mexico and Canada.
- The 62-year-old retired teacher aims to raise £350,000 from the sale of his property in northern England to attend what will be his tenth World Cup following the national team.
- Milne, who lives in Thailand and is known for carrying a replica World Cup trophy, told The Mirror he plans to attend the entire tournament, starting his seven-week trip on 3 June.
- His itinerary includes watching England's group stage matches against Croatia in Dallas, Ghana in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and Panama in New Jersey.
- The substantial travel costs are compounded by criticism directed at Fifa over its ticket pricing strategy, which previously led to fan groups accusing the organisation of a “monumental betrayal”.
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England superfan set to sell £350,000 house to fund World Cup trip
