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The European Court of Justice confirmed that the German Football Association can regulate player agents on public‑interest grounds, though the decision stops short of assessing the rule's legality and leaves the core competition dispute to national courts.
U.S. Soccer announced that Steve Cherundolo will coach the under‑23 men’s national team, tasked with preparing the side for the 2028 LA Games, where the host nation receives automatic entry.
The Broncos will open the 2026 campaign with three exhibition matches in early August, then travel to Kentucky and Dayton before hosting Wisconsin on August 27. A Labor Day showdown against Butler headlines SoccerFest, while the MVC Tournament sees the team defending its 2025 crown.
Steve Cherundolo is named head coach of the U.S. Under‑23 men’s national team ahead of the 2028 Olympics, bringing his MLS and Bundesliga experience to a home‑hosted tournament.
Lionel Messi's historic double against Austria headlines a day of unforgettable performances, from Jude Bellingham's decisive strike to Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup chapter.
Steve Cherundolo, a World Cup veteran and MLS champion, is appointed head coach of the U.S. under‑23 team ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, bringing extensive playing and coaching experience to a host‑nation program.
An Argentine couple's attempt to name their son Messi reveals a clash between a 1969 civil code provision and the nation's deep admiration for the football legend.
The latest Sounding Off on Soccer episode breaks down the tactical errors, key moments, and broader implications of the U.S. team’s 4-1 defeat to Belgium in the Round of 16.
Coach John Hackworth announced the 2026 season schedule for Navy men's soccer, highlighting an 18‑game campaign, seven home fixtures and a marquee matchup against Army in Philadelphia on Oct. 9.
Ahead of their crucial quarterfinal against England, the Norwegian side is battling both health setbacks and disruptive hotel conditions, prompting a swift change of accommodation.
Will Rakers' junior season sees the Griffins clinch a fifth regional title, with the forward poised to lead the team to even greater heights next year.
The tournament’s record TV ratings have amplified attention on soccer in the United States, highlighting Lionel Messi’s rise in the MLS and the growing appeal of Kylian Mbappé among younger fans.
France and Morocco meet in a high-stakes quarter-final match at 4 p.m. ET, with live coverage on Fox, Fox One and Peacock.
The announcement of the U.S. bid to co-host the 2026 World Cup at the Freedom Tower was marked by a decisive strike from Norway's Erling Haaland, underscoring soccer's growing popularity in a country long dominated by other sports.
Following a 4-1 loss to Belgium, Christian Pulisic is being blamed for the United States' early World Cup departure, with critics questioning his heart, leadership and future commercial prospects.
The Storm are set to field a deep goalkeeper unit featuring returning starters Merdith Downs and Amanda Pascale, plus newcomer Madison Holland, as they aim for another competitive campaign.
The Salem Wildcats held their inaugural Green versus White scrimmage Wednesday night, a 6‑5 win for the Green side that served as a laboratory for new head coach Ben Carrill as he evaluates a young roster headed by seniors Alex Spencer, Avery Gullion, Payton Gullion and Isaiah Findley.
A recent loss to Belgium has reignited debate over the American youth soccer system, with Louisville’s LouCity and Racing Foundation leading efforts to make the sport accessible and fun for lower‑income kids.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has broken viewership and financial records, generating $13 billion in revenue and allocating $100 million to youth development, while the U.S. team exited in the round of 16.
Gabriel Muresan, 44, drowned near Apold where he served as mayor. The Romanian Football Federation confirmed his death, recalling his club successes and international caps.
A 27‑foot soccer goal built in Houston to celebrate the World Cup has become a community hub, drawing thousands of visitors and sparking a unique blend of sport, faith, and local outreach before its upcoming removal.
Gabriel Muresan, a former Romanian international and mayor of Apold, died after drowning in a lake near his hometown. His career included nine caps for Romania, league titles with Cluj and appearances in the Champions League.
Gabriel Muresan, a nine‑cap international who won league titles with Cluj, died after a tragic drowning near his hometown.
Gabriel Muresan, a former Romanian international and mayor of Apold, drowned in a lake near the town, sparking tributes from football authorities and the local community.