World Cup news

Ali Daei, the first man to register 100 international goals, is “happy” that Cristiano Ronaldo was the player to break his incredible record.

A serious discussion point on five-a-side pitches and barstools across the world, the issue of which player is the greatest of all time persists

The Portugal legend broke Ali Daei's record, but he isn't the all-time international top scorer yet...

Marco Materazzi says he's "no longer looking for an apology" from Zinedine Zidane for the headbutt that overshadowed the 2006 World Cup final.

Former Premier League striker Chris Sutton has explained why Thomas Tuchel should bank on Ollie Watkins over Harry Kane to spearhead England's attack.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been told why Lionel Messi wins the GOAT debate “by far”, with Angel Di Maria explaining what makes Argentine icon “the best”.

Lee Carsley believes England have "all the tools" to win the 2026 World Cup under incoming manager Thomas Tuchel.

Harry Kane says he has no plans to retire from England duty after the 2026 World Cup and insists he's playing at his "highest ever level".

The Three Lions captain is still a shining example to the younger generation, but the new manager shouldn't be building his team around him

John Terry, a former Premier League rival of Cristiano Ronaldo, says the Portuguese GOAT is “going to get there” in his pursuit of 1,000 career goals.

The “strange” saga surrounding Kylian Mbappe and the France squad is, according to Louis Saha, “like if Argentina turned on Lionel Messi”.

Alexis Mac Allister is being “sued by his ex-girlfriend”, with the Liverpool star reportedly splitting with Camila Mayan days after his World Cup win.

Neymar has been given “perfect preparation” transfer advice ahead of the 2026 World Cup, as he generates Al-Hilal, Inter Miami and Santos rumours.

Bruno Fernandes and Bernardo Silva say there are “many things you don’t know” about Cristiano Ronaldo, with certain secrets being revealed.

Cristiano Ronaldo has delivered another hint that retirement remains some way off for him, with the Portuguese GOAT still having “a lot to conquer”.

England legend Gary Lineker will leave his role as Match of the Day presenter in 2025 and then will depart the BBC entirely the year after.

Cristiano Ronaldo admits that he may not be able to hit his ambitious 1,000-goal target, with the Portuguese no longer able to “think long term”.