World Cup news

Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni has spoken on the future post-Lionel Messi as a possible farewell to international football on home soil looms.

Football's governing body announces dynamic pricing, meaning ticket costs could flex based on match and demand

Casemiro opted to remain at Manchester United over a transfer to Al-Nassr, with the 2026 World Cup a key factor in the Brazilian's decision.

In The Black Stars Podcast Nii Lamptey reveals the details of how as a 15-year-old he ended up playing in Europe for Belgian club Anderlecht.

While saying 'In Pochettino, I believe' and praising inclusion of MLS players, Howard said he's still perplexed by some decisions

Lionel Messi has been urged to “think very carefully” about international retirement with Argentina as “no one is prepared” for that decision.

Neymar has contradicted Carlo Ancelotti’s explanation for his Brazil absence, claiming that snub has “nothing to do with my physical condition”.

Argentina will “enjoy Lionel Messi while we have him”, with Lionel Scaloni saying the all-time great has “won the right to decide when he retires”.

The former MLS defender suggested Balogun should be appreciative of another chance, needs to capitalize on it

While some players not on the roster did not receive direct communication, Gomez says it is not something out of line

The Inter Miami star revealed that his entire family will be present at the Monumental for what he called “very special” match

The Mexican goalkeeper, currently a free agent, is reportedly weighing an offer from Spain’s second tier with hopes of keeping his World Cup dream alive

Official says task force focused on visa process and providing 2026 World Cup host cities resources to ensure security

Swiss federal prosecutors confirmed on Thursday that they would not challenge the acquittals of Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini, effectively closing the long-running case against the two former giants of world football. With that, after a decade of legal battles, accusations, and high-profile trials, the curtain has finally come down on one of football’s most infamous sagas.

The ex-Chelsea manager is spoilt for choice as he mulls over who to select for upcoming qualifiers against Andorra and Serbia

Javier Aguirre is currently working with 24 players in training camp as they fight for a spot with the national team.

The former U.S. striker has questioned Pochettino’s roster choices for the September friendlies, suggesting he lacks clear strategy