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Ryan Reynolds Morocco Canada World Cup 2026 reaction

After Canada’s elimination by Morocco at the 2026 World Cup, Ryan Reynolds posted a message of support for his national team. The Canadian actor, passionate about football, chose to praise his team’s journey despite the heavy defeat against the Lions of the Atlas.

By Laila M.
Ryan Reynolds Morocco Canada World Cup 2026 reaction

Ryan Reynolds did not let Canada’s elimination pass without reacting. The day after Morocco’s victory over the Canadian national team, beaten 3-0 in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, the actor shared a message on Instagram as a tribute to his country.

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According to the Daily Mail, the Deadpool star’s post comes as the British celebrity press is mainly focused on supposed tensions surrounding Blake Lively, his wife, and Taylor Swift. But Ryan Reynolds chose instead to highlight football and the Canadian national team.

Very attached to this sport, particularly since his investment in Welsh club Wrexham, the actor praised Canada’s team after their World Cup exit. He also gave a nod to coach Jesse Marsch, despite the disappointment caused by the elimination.

Morocco ends Canadian dream

On the pitch, Canada could not resist Morocco’s efficiency. The Lions of the Atlas won 3-0 thanks to a brace by Azzedine Ounahi and a goal by Soufiane Rahimi in added time. A clear victory that sent Morocco to the quarter-finals.

The actor is not the only one who followed this World Cup closely. Canada, the host country of the tournament with the United States and Mexico, hoped to extend its adventure. But Morocco quickly turned this round of 16 match into a display of efficiency.

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Morocco now continues its path to the quarter-finals, with further reinforced status. After Canada, the Lions of the Atlas are no longer just making sports media talk: their victory resonates even in the Anglo-Saxon celebrity press.