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The upcoming World Cup final highlights soccer’s expanding footprint in the United States, driven by soaring viewership and increasing U.S. investment in European clubs.
With Philadelphia Union averaging 1.3 goals per game and New England Revolution at 1.6, the Revolution are poised to complete a season sweep. Injuries and contract news add intrigue to the upcoming showdown.
More than five hundred infants in Peru have been named after Erling Haaland, a testament to the player's impact on culture and identity.
Emily Marques, an eight-year-old soccer prodigy from Swansea, captured gold at the 2026 Premier SuperCopa U10 girls tournament in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, showcasing the talent and teamwork of her Bayside FC squad.
Lakeland United finished second in its debut USL League Two season, captured a record 68 college scholarships, and is poised to expand into the UPSL while retaining regional talent.
Sports Illustrated examines the latest transfer chatter, including a massive offer for Real Madrid's midfielder, Chelsea's defensive target, and the future of several star forwards.
Gotham FC defeated the Washington Spirit at a sold‑out Citi Field, setting a city attendance record for women’s sports. Rose Lavelle scored the only goal, while Sam Kerr made her long‑awaited return.
LaLiga, the Premier League, Serie A, Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga are poised to start their new seasons, while UEFA’s Champions, Europa and Conference Leagues introduce fresh structures and title defenses.
A 2‑1 victory in Lusail saw Argentina rally past England, with Lionel Messi orchestrating the decisive goals.
After a swimming accident left Justin Hauser with a spinal cord injury, a grant enabled a $12,500 custom power soccer chair, reviving his competitive career with the Motor City Eagles and underscoring the sport's expanding reach.
Washington State’s new women’s soccer coach, Chris Citowicki, shares how his odyssey from Poland to Australia, South Africa and the U.S. shapes a philosophy built on belonging, high‑press play and deep community ties.
Chris Hill, a soccer enthusiast from Farmingdale, New Jersey, has won Michelob Ultra's Superior Player of the Match contest, earning $90,000, two tickets to the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, and a ceremonial role as Chief Trophy Officer. His journey from high school fields to international training grounds now leads to a personal milestone that coincides with his father's birthday.
Federal investigators are examining how Argentine soccer’s revenue stream was funneled through South Florida firms, leading to multimillion‑dollar property acquisitions by a local couple.
Federal investigators are looking into how millions of dollars from the Argentine Football Association were funneled through a network of South Florida firms and used to buy high‑end properties, while the association remains silent.
The 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina will be televised on FOX and Telemundo, and viewers can catch the action without paying by taking advantage of free trials from several streaming platforms.
The author recounts a lifelong bond with Argentina's national team, tracing the legacy of Maradona and Messi, the nation's economic woes, and the upcoming World Cup final.
The Asociación del Fútbol Argentino has become a financial powerhouse, driven by Messi’s marketing reach, but it now faces money‑laundering allegations and soaring ticket costs.
FIFA's choice to feature the United States anthem at the World Cup final has drawn sharp criticism from fans and analysts alike.
Costa Rican authorities are probing claims that an international cocaine‑trafficking network funneled illicit proceeds into the finances of a second‑division football club and its affiliated training academy, a case that will unfold in court through 2027.
Mauricio Pochettino's tenure with U.S. Soccer faces uncertainty after the 2026 World Cup exit, with contract negotiations and speculation about his next move dominating the conversation.
Real Madrid is close to securing the signature of 19‑year‑old Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig for a fee exceeding €100 million, a move that forms part of a sweeping squad overhaul under José Mourinho.
The United States' early World Cup exit has sparked a push to reform youth soccer, targeting the financial barriers that keep many promising players out of the game.
Veteran Scottish goalkeeper Craig Gordon has announced his retirement following his inclusion in the World Cup squad, closing a career that spanned clubs in Scotland, England and a backup role to Angus Gunn, who recently joined the San Jose Earthquakes in MLS.
Real Madrid is nearing a deal for Yan Diomande after PSG withdrew, with Leipzig holding out for a fee near €130 million and the player expressing a clear preference for the Spanish capital.