World Cup news

Queiroz’s agent told Kooora: We received the first call from “Black Stars” officials.

Marc-André ter Stegen now acknowledges that his hope of appearing at the World Cup with Germany is all but gone.

VfB Stuttgart splashed the cash on the striker during the winter transfer window. So far, however, Jeremy Arevalo has not made any impact whatsoever in manager Sebastian Hoeneß’s team.

Santos talisman Neymar has finally addressed the backlash following his controversial post-match comments regarding referee Savio Pereira Sampaio. The Brazilian superstar faced heavy criticism for suggesting the official was "on his period" after receiving a yellow card during his side recent victory against Remo.

Netflix has confirmed the release of an animated film dedicated to Argentina goalkeeper Emi Martinez. The project will tell the story of his rise from Mar del Plata to global fame, blending animation, interviews and archival footage to explore the journey behind one of football’s most iconic modern goalkeepers.

Oliver Kahn has advised Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala not to participate in the upcoming World Cup.

The debate surrounding Neymar’s involvement in the 2026 World Cup continues to intensify, with former Brazil striker Luizao the latest to question the superstar's commitment. As the tournament approaches, Luizao has suggested that the Santos man no longer has the drive required to lead his country on the world stage.

Kovac has faced widespread criticism from the Catalan camp.

Tottenham Hotspur’s survival hopes have been dealt a massive blow following reports that Mohammed Kudus has suffered a significant setback in his recovery from injury. The Ghana international now faces the prospect of missing the remainder of the Premier League season and potentially this summer’s World Cup.

A curious paradox involving two Arab referees at the World Cup

A historic Arab appearance at the World Cup

Will the Portuguese star leave through the front door? The question echoes around the stadium and beyond. Cristiano Ronaldo’s potential departure from Manchester United is the talking point of the football world. Having arrived in 2003 as a raw teenager with a mohawk and departed a decade later as a Ballon d’Or winner, he returned in 2021 eager to add more silverware to his collection. Yet here we are, less than two years on, with rumours swirling that he could once again walk out of Old Trafford. So what does it mean to “leave through the front door”? In football parlance, it is a phrase that suggests departing on good terms, head held high, reputation intact. It implies gratitude for the memories, respect for the club and its supporters, and a clear path to the next challenge. For a player of Ronaldo’s stature, it also means acknowledging his own legacy while leaving room for the next generation to flourish. The alternative—slinking out the back way—is unthinkable for a man who has b

Recent World Cup ticket buyers have raised concerns that they were misled by seating maps that suggested better placement than what they ultimately received, according to a report by The Athletic. Category 1 purchasers have been at the center of the complaints, with some saying they were assigned seats in lower-tier sections. FIFA, meanwhile, has said the maps were intended as guidance rather than exact seat locations.

Manuel Neuer remains the world's best after a vintage display in Bayern’s 2-1 win over Real Madrid. While experts demand his World Cup return, it has been claimed Julian Nagelsmann is blocking the legend's international comeback. Despite the pressure, the coach's stance prevents Neuer from reversing his retirement for the tournament.