The suggested starting point is the Ace parking area at 2630 Elm Street, where Hatziel Flores’ Japan mural features Kaoru Mitoma and Daichi Kamada among cherry blossoms and a football.
The report places the England mural at 2708 Elm Street. Painted by Isaac Daniel Davies, known as IZK, it uses the St George’s Cross and a blue dragon to frame the national-team theme.
At the corner of Elm Street and Crowdus Street, Jose May, also known as Joe Skilz, depicts Argentina with an electrified football, the national crest, the flag’s sun and Lionel Messi.
Two more works are reportedly located in the parking area at 2626 Main Street.
Further south, the report identifies tributes to Austria and Sweden. Jerod Davies, known as DTOX, painted Austria’s eagle and red-and-white shield at 2727 Canton Street. At the rear of Life in Deep Ellum, Romanian-born artist Dan Colcer depicts Sweden’s Kristoffer Nordfeldt making a save.
The murals give supporters a different way to read the tournament: not through results or match reports, but through local artists and the identities attached to each team. Messi and Modrić represent established global stars, while Mitoma, Kamada and Al-Taamari connect the route to a broader international football culture.
The next storyline will be whether Deep Ellum’s reported mural route becomes a lasting supporter attraction after the tournament, linking Dallas’s football history with its street-art tradition.