World Cup news

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

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

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.

Chelsea star Cole Palmer has reportedly agreed a deal that will see him star in an Amazon Prime documentary about England’s hottest prospects.

Dwight Yorke has ruled out Wayne Rooney joining his Trinidad coaching team, saying the Manchester United legend “wouldn’t come down to my level”.

Mason Greenwood remains on course to switch international allegiance from England to Jamaica, but no date can be put on when that will happen.

Dutch forward Cody Gakpo has explained what it was like taking on Lionel Messi and Argentina at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Neymar wants to win the World Cup with Brazil having made a highly-anticipated return to boyhood club Santos.

Santos' president wants Neymar to stay in Brazil until the 2026 World Cup despite the star eyeing a move back to Europe in the summer.

Cristiano Ronaldo is “like LeBron James in the NBA” and will reach 1,000 goals as “once he gets an idea in his head” the Portuguese refuses to fail.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been told by his former fitness coach of the sacrifice he must make in order to “contribute meaningfully” at 40 years of age.

Christian Pulisic has been told how to become GOAT of the USMNT, with Alexi Lalas explaining the AC Milan star’s bid to become the “best ever”.

Cristiano Ronaldo dreams of posting “untouchable” records, says Raphael Varane, with a positive form of “madness” driving the Portuguese GOAT.

Harry Kane has revealed how Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney served as inspiration before going on to break England records of his own.

Harry Kane claims he will "still be kicking a ball around at 40", with the Bayern Munich and England striker ready to emulate Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have been told that they do not need to follow "under-11s football" rules by captaining Portugal and Argentina.

USMNT aces Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie have been told, by an AC Milan icon, that American players are treated "no different" to anyone else.