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Leandro Paredes suggested Lionel Messi may have already played his final match for Argentina, a notion echoed by coach Lionel Scaloni, as the forward eyes a contract extension with Inter Miami through 2028.
Spurs star Victor Wembanyama joined a local pickup soccer match in Katy, Texas, playing for two hours in a PSG shirt, scoring goals and posing for photos with fans.
At 19, Lamine Yamal is steering Spain toward the 2026 World Cup final, while his 3‑year‑old brother Keyne’s infectious enthusiasm and family adventures in the United States have become a social‑media sensation.
The University of Vermont has unveiled its full 2026 women's soccer schedule, detailing 17 games that include eight home contests at Virtue Field and several high‑profile matchups.
The National Women’s Soccer League and Major League Soccer are timing their season restarts to coincide with the World Cup, using high‑profile marketing, celebrity endorsements and social‑media activations to turn short‑term excitement into lasting fan engagement.
Five teams from Mad City FC brought home second‑place finishes at the Bend Premier Cup, showcasing determination, teamwork and community backing.
During a July 6 council meeting, local soccer representatives highlighted problems with field upkeep, reservation fees, signage, trash management and a fire hydrant safety risk, prompting city officials to pledge collaborative solutions.
The fallout from a red‑card incident involving forward Folarin Balogun still reverberates across U.S. soccer circles, intertwining sport with politics and drawing unprecedented public attention.
A red‑card dispute involving Folarin Balogun ignited worldwide backlash, spurred Belgian motivation and prompted U.S. Soccer CEO J.T. Batson to comment on former President Donald Trump’s involvement.
Victor Wembanyama, wearing a Paris Saint‑Germain jersey, joined a local pickup soccer game in Katy, Texas, played for about two hours, scored multiple goals, assisted teammates, and later took photos with fans. The San Antonio Spurs posted the footage on X.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is blanketing the northeastern U.S. ahead of the World Cup final, prompting health warnings and raising questions about player safety.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires threatens air quality for the World Cup final, prompting health warnings and hydration measures in recent matches.
A 1976 design by Jewish fan Norberto “Toto” Rud, born in Buenos Aires, now adorns the Argentina national team’s jersey and is visible on Lionel Messi’s globally popular shirts.
From water‑splashed shirts to chants that echoed Buenos Aires, Argentine fans turned a stadium in Atlanta into a sea of devotion, driving their team to a crucial triumph.
Mike Chrivia, the former Bay High coach, has been appointed head coach of the Arnold boys soccer program, inheriting a team with a remarkable record of success.
Former Bay High coach Mike Chrivia succeeds Jonathan Hammond, who guided Arnold to three state titles and a 75‑game home streak, as the team looks to build on its recent triumphs.
Chicago Fire FC has moved its MLS clash with Vancouver Whitecaps FC from July 16 to October 6, 2026, due to poor air quality from wildfire smoke, prioritising the health of fans, players and staff.
Mike Chrivia, a seasoned coach with a 42‑48‑8 record at Bay High, is set to lead Arnold High’s boys’ soccer program, reuniting with players he knows and aiming to build on the school’s recent state‑title pedigree.
A leaked correspondence from FIFA president Gianni Infantino to Argentine Federation chief Claudio Tapia has ignited scrutiny over the governing body’s impartiality, highlighting Argentina’s underwhelming final performance, a post‑match brawl and political messaging.
Jay Kemble, who led Bangor High School’s girls soccer team to three Class A North titles and two state championships, announced his resignation, citing family commitments. He will be succeeded by Nick Christensen, a former Husson University assistant.
A rare piece of football history changed hands this week when the jersey that Pelé wore during the 1958 World Cup final sold for $4.9 million at auction, establishing a new benchmark for sports memorabilia.
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.