World Cup news

Neymar has vowed to "do everything I can" to make Brazil's squad for the 2026 World Cup having spent much of his time at Al-Hilal injured.

Argentine sports reporter Sofi Martinez has addressed the rumours suggesting that she has enjoyed a romantic relationship with Lionel Messi.

Jose Mourinho has expressed his desire to make an "incredible" move into national team management amid Fenerbahce's faltering title bid.

Gareth Southgate has been awarded a knighthood for his services as England national team boss between 2016 and 2024.

Cristiano Ronaldo still has a couple of career goals to chase down, according to Rene Meulensteen, with one of those involving his son Cristiano Jr.

Emi Martinez has explained why his “villain” reputation is unfair, with the Argentina and Aston Villa goalkeeper saying “many people do worse things”.

Emi Martinez has explained his epic 2022 World Cup tattoo, which includes a nod to his iconic final save from Randal Kolo Muani.

USMNT star Christian Pulisic can see the “funny” side of his “LeBron James of soccer” tag that continues to annoy supporters that miss the “joke”.

There is, according to Rene Meulensteen, only one managerial post that will hold obvious appeal to Cristiano Ronaldo – and it’s not Manchester United.

Emi Martinez has vowed to retire from international football in 2026 if he becomes a back-to-back World Cup winner with Argentina.

Kylian Mbappe has a second trophy as a Real Madrid player, with there no Lionel Messi around to inflict more misery at Lusail Stadium in Qatar.

Lionel Messi has celebrated the second anniversary of Argentina's 2022 World Cup triumph by posing with the trophy on Instagram.

Brazil legend Ronaldo Nazario has confirmed plans to run for the CBF presidency as he believes the national team is in a state of "deep crisis".

Lionel Messi is getting the ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ treatment, with his animated ‘Messi and the Giants’ series set to be streamed on Disney+.

Sky Sports have identified Kelly Cates' successor as the presenter is all set to join BBC's Match of the Day.

A three-person team is set to replace Gary Lineker on BBC's Match of the Day when the former England star leaves his hosting seat after 25 years.

England legend Gary Lineker is set to leave BBC's Match of the Day show after 25 years, and Alan Shearer has named his perfect replacement anchor.