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The iconic shirt worn by Pele in the 1958 World Cup final fetched $4.9 million at auction, becoming the most valuable piece of football memorabilia ever sold.
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The iconic shirt worn by Pele in the 1958 World Cup final fetched $4.9 million at auction, becoming the most valuable piece of football memorabilia ever sold.

FIFA’s chief technical officer Arsène Wenger outlines the structural challenges facing U.S. soccer and calls for a new pathway to broaden youth participation.

Former U.S. men’s national team midfielder Eddie Hawkins has released a self‑published tribute, Beacon of Hope, celebrating longtime coach Tony Martelli, whose mentorship, community work, and coaching record have left an indelible mark on New York soccer.

The Aggies have begun practice for the 2026 season under new head coach Bobby Shuttleworth, who brings a championship pedigree and a focus on chemistry.

A weekend soccer clinic at E.A. Hall Middle School brought together 38 young players, volunteers, and community sponsors, highlighting the sport’s role in personal growth and community cohesion.

The United States men's national team confronts organizational gaps after the World Cup, as coaching and directorial roles hang in limbo while the federation charts a new strategic course.
Spain's national team has taken up residence at MC Hotel in Montclair, New Jersey, as they prepare for the final showdown against Argentina at MetLife Stadium.

MLS commissioner Don Garber discusses how the league is leveraging the post‑World Cup momentum, launching a new marketing campaign and preparing for a fall‑to‑spring schedule, while welcoming Lionel Messi back to Inter Miami.

The New York Ramblers, the first openly‑gay soccer club, are using sport to break down social stigma and reshape perceptions.

Norway, Azerbaijan, and Latvia secured their places in the semi‑finals of the Euro Beach Soccer League Georgia 2026 Division B after decisive wins over Malta, Slovakia, and England respectively.

An interview project that spanned The Bronx to Bay Ridge uncovered a shared appreciation for diversity and community among New Yorkers from all World Cup‑participating countries, highlighting soccer’s role as a unifying force.

In a moment when the World Cup captures worldwide fascination, the New York Ramblers are stepping onto the pitch to prove that soccer can be both fiercely competitive and openly inclusive

The Panthers have released a demanding 2026 schedule that pits them against top regional rivals and a rigorous ACC slate, while retaining key players and welcoming new talent.

Despite a round‑of‑16 exit at the 2026 World Cup, U.S. Soccer is negotiating a new deal for manager Mauricio Pochettino while President Donald Trump’s involvement in a player suspension and insights from Arsene Wenger highlight the challenges and opportunities facing the sport in the United States.

The New York Ramblers, billed as the first openly‑gay soccer club worldwide, are using the growing visibility of the World Cup to showcase a model where athletic rivalry coexists with authentic community, challenging entrenched biases on and off the pitch.

Lionel Messi and Argentina's coaching staff have pushed back against accusations of preferential treatment, highlighting their team's skill, perseverance, and the political undercurrents surrounding their campaign.

Alabama’s soccer boom is outpacing the supply of certified referees, prompting state and local groups to rally support and recruit new officials.

The Denver Summit will face the Portland Thorns on July 18 in a clash that organizers are already dubbing one of the biggest games in Colorado soccer history, featuring a new stadium, a CBS broadcast, and a rivalry that transcends the pitch.

A video shows Valentín Barco's exuberant reaction after Argentina's equalizer, which appears to have provoked Jude Bellingham into a slap that sparked a fiery exchange.
Two former Mexican national team stars will appear at a Yonkers liquor store to sign tequila bottles tied to the upcoming FIFA World Cup final, requiring fans to purchase a special package to join the line.

With both sides eyeing a push toward the playoffs, Ottawa's recent draw with Inter Toronto and Tabla's strike set the stage for a pivotal encounter against Pacific FC.

Two days before the FIFA men's World Cup final, former Mexican internationals Jared Borgetti and Luis Hernández will appear at Stew Leonard's in Yonkers to autograph bottles of Gran Centenario tequila, offering fans a unique blend of soccer heritage and premium spirits.

New York City FC is pursuing Christian Pulisic, but AC Milan has signaled it will not sell the American midfielder.

New York City FC wants to bring Christian Pulisic back to MLS, but AC Milan has signaled it will not sell the 27‑year‑old, who is currently under contract and battling a goal drought.