A private aviation company has offered Freddy a jet, turning a travel problem into one of the tournament’s most unusual stories. The report says the company’s chief executive indicated that an aircraft was ready and asked Freddy to remain in Oklahoma City for a possible morning departure.
However, the offer had not been confirmed as accepted. The feasibility of the plan also remained unclear while severe weather continued to affect flights.
Freddy’s problem goes beyond a single cancelled connection. The update says his flight from Oklahoma City to Dallas had not departed, while the alternative booking offered him a journey that would arrive after the match.
That leaves little margin for further disruption. Even a private aircraft would still require suitable weather, airport clearance and a workable international arrival plan. Freddy reportedly acknowledged that bad conditions might defeat even the most expensive alternative.
The proposed trip would also carry a substantial cost. Estimates cited in the report place the base flight expense in the tens of thousands of dollars before taxes, airport charges and international fees.
The situation has gained momentum because Freddy’s American road trip has attracted more than half a million followers. His visits to places including Waffle House, Buc-ee’s and Auburn’s Jordan-Hare Stadium helped turn a personal travel diary into a wider online campaign.
Brands, sports teams and public figures have reportedly joined supporters searching for routes that could get him across the border in time.
The next decisive update will come from Oklahoma City: whether the weather clears, the aircraft departs and Freddy reaches Toronto before Germany’s opening whistle. Until he is airborne, the rescue remains an offer rather than a completed journey.