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GOAL takes a look at the 2025 competition, which begins Tuesday, previewing what to expect, favorites and more

GOAL takes a look at five youngsters who could break out in the competition this summer

Inconsistency has led to Cowell falling out of the USMNT picture, but the Leagues Cup presents him with a platform to change that

The Argentine bagged two assists in a narrow victory, including the pass for a last-second winner in the fifth minute of stoppage time

The Rapids, who have already brought in youth center back Noah Cobb, are adding Premier League proven talent to their back line

The Club World Cup served as proof of concept for regular season European football to be played in America

Robinson is arguably the best fullback in the Premier League, yet will likely miss out on a big move due to his age profile

The goalkeeper is back in MLS at a time of need for both himself and his new, but familiar, club.

Hayes is narrowing down the USWNT player pool, and will have matches against Portugal and New Zealand to further hone in

GOAL takes a look at the 10 most successful Designated Player signings over the past five years in Major League Soccer

The Red Devils have finally caught up with their rivals after a year of upheaval at Carrington and GOAL has taken a look inside the revamped facility.

Who's hot, who's not? GOAL ranks all 30 teams across Major League Soccer

With Mihailovic, TFC identified a proven player who they can rely on for leadership while also elevating their attack

The USMNT Transfer Notebook tracks American player movements, with latest developments for those in the U.S. national team pool

The Cityzens have refreshed their squad but doubts remain over their ability to finish top of an ever-more competitive pile

GOAL spoke with Forfor about his aspirations as a footballer, and his quick rise through the academy in 2025 into MLS NEXT Pro

The strikers will be the headline acts in Sunday's blockbuster match at Old Trafford but they could easily have ended up at opposite destinations

GOAL reviews the major takeaways from Americans playing in Europe, including Pulisic's season-opening goal for Milan

The USMNT Transfer Notebook tracks American player movements, with latest developments for those in the U.S. national team pool

Chelsea's summer signings were the bright sparks but Enzo Maresca's team were on the receiving end of some very favourable calls against Fulham

The FIFPRO World 11 is the only global football award decided exclusively by professional footballers

GOAL looks inside the numbers, tactics and trends for key U.S. internationals in Europe early in the season

The manager called up 13 Major League Soccer players and several newcomers for matches against South Korea and Japan

Manchester United's swashbuckling attack will have put their Women's Super League title rivals on alert after thrashing Leicester City.

Los Blancos may have spent big on the Bournemouth centre-back but he already looks like a bargain buy for Xabi Alonso

GOAL runs through the best and worst of British players plying their trade on foreign soil. Now more than ever, British players are finding that the grass can be greener elsewhere. The lure of the Premier League remains grand, but it's not the be-all and end-all. In fact, some of the home nations' biggest stars have decided to take their talents abroad to the mainland continent and beyond.

Erling Haaland was back to his very best as the striker led Manchester City to a thumping derby win over Manchester United on Sunday. The Norwegian made yet more history, becoming the joint-top scorer in the fixture as well as the fastest player to reach 90 Premier League goals. And a beaming Pep Guardiola declared that Haaland was in the best form of his career.

The most tantalising fixture on matchday one of the new Champions League season comes from the Allianz Arena, where kings of Germany Bayern Munich play host to Club World Cup winners Chelsea. These two teams have history - this will be the Blues' first trip back to Bavaria since lifting their first European Cup there in 2012 - but there is an extremely contemporary entity now linking them.

Diego Simeone freely admitted that he felt an overriding sense of relief after Atletico Madrid picked up their first win of the new Liga season on Saturday. As the Rojiblancos boss admitted after the 2-0 victory over Villarreal, "It wasn't just another day, after only two points from three matches."