World Cup news

After the Falklands celebrations: security measures to protect Argentina's two stars in England

Important decisions at the UEFA meeting

Commercial pressures in the picture: the toughest turning point in the career of Brazil's all-time top scorer

FIFA has confirmed it is exploring a proposal to create a $20 billion company that would combine commercial rights and event operations across its men's, women's and youth tournaments. The new entity would sell minority stakes to private investors while, FIFA says, leaving control of competitions, governance and the international match calendar with soccer's global governing body.

The FIFA Council embarrassed him severely

This was among the surprises of the World Cup

What does Trump have to do with the crisis?

From recycled pitches to World Cup-inspired leagues, Lay’s RePlay has helped more than one million people across 12 countries connect through soccer.

After lifting the World Cup: Cucurella completes his first task off the pitch

Mic'd Up: Fox's Jenny Taft praised the camaraderie of the USMNT and insisted that the World Cup can be a launching pad for future soccer fans.

Oversight or deliberate?

Applied at the World Cup

DFB sporting director Rudi Voller pointed out clear differences between Julian Nagelsmann and his successor Jurgen Klopp following the former Liverpool manager's appointment as the new Germany head coach. Speaking in Mainz, Voller noted that Klopp would be far more visible at matches while suggesting Nagelsmann proved "too sensitive" to intense public criticism.

The guardians of the international game have admitted that Argentina benefited from a contentious refereeing decision at the 2026 World Cup.

A newly promoted Roshan side targets a French player

Zinedine Zidane has officially been appointed as the new manager of the France national team following the departure of Didier Deschamps. The Real Madrid legend has signed a four-year contract with Les Bleus, ending years of intense speculation surrounding his highly anticipated return to the international stage.

Why Leroy Sane is often viewed critically in Germany is something Galatasaray coach Okan Buruk cannot understand at all. Above all, he says it is completely unfounded to identify Sane as one of those chiefly responsible for the Germany national team’s World Cup fiasco.