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The Italian soccer federation (FIGC) is exploring options with Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti after a World Cup qualification failure. Paolo Maldini confirmed discussions, while other former coaches also feature in the debate.
Midfielder Tyler Adams is expanding soccer’s reach in the U.S. through community mini‑pitches, reflecting on World Cup experiences and future ambitions.
John Gallagher announced the signing of Novak Manojlovic, a 6‑8 forward from Bosnia and Herzegovina, who will join the team while pursuing a communications degree.
Norwegian officials say FIFA's decision to lift a red‑card ban for striker Folarin Balogun was swayed by external pressure from the United States, prompting a formal complaint and raising concerns about political meddling in football governance.
With a background spanning World Cups and MLS, Sead Karaselimović will lead player development and global outreach for Oklahoma City's upcoming professional soccer club.
Despite a string of scandals — from racist remarks to sexual‑assault allegations and political meddling — the tournament continues to draw global attention, highlighted by standout displays from Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé.
A comparative look at the USMNT and the New York Giants as they navigate new coaching eras, high‑profile contracts and the quest for long‑awaited glory.
Recent dismissals of coaches for both the U.S. Men's National Team and the New York Giants have set the stage for ambitious new appointments, each tasked with turning disappointment into triumph.
A senior captain from Marblehead High School connects his Bosnian heritage with the 2026 World Cup, sharing how the tournament inspires his community and shapes his outlook on American soccer.
The recent World Cup showdown between the United States and Belgium attracted a staggering audience on Fox, with the broadcast averaging 33 million viewers and a peak of more than 41 million during the second half.
The U.S. Men's National Team reflects on a historic low in 2017, a decade of rebuilding, and a breakthrough at the 2026 World Cup that signals a sustainable future for American soccer.
Mauricio Pochettino faces a decisive crossroads after a roller‑coaster World Cup campaign with the US Men’s National Team, as US Soccer moves to keep him amid interest from Europe.
Six World Cup matches drew over 580,000 fans to downtown Seattle, shattering hotel revenue records and sparking both optimism and concern across the city.
Two U.S. Soccer officials were suspended before the USMNT’s match against Belgium at the 2026 World Cup, citing mishandling of FIFA match protocols. The action is unrelated to Folarin Balogun’s reinstatement, and neither FIFA nor U.S. Soccer has commented.
Record-breaking numbers from recent U.S. matches highlight growing soccer popularity and cross-language audience engagement.
A coalition of European parliamentarians is demanding that FIFA confront allegations that its leadership has abandoned the principle of political neutrality after a U.S. president’s intervention in a disciplinary case.
The loss to Belgium spotlights developmental disparities while pointing to emerging opportunities in American soccer.
Local supporters watched the U.S. loss to Belgium at Greeley breweries, decrying the red card handed to Falorin Balogun and the involvement of President Trump in the controversy.
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever will not bring up Belgium’s recent 4‑1 victory over the United States when he meets Donald Trump at the NATO summit, as the former president’s meddling in a US player decision sparks criticism of FIFA and raises questions about political decorum on the international stage.
A historic audience tuned in for the USA vs. Belgium World Cup match, but the game's legacy was shaped by a political intervention that sparked debate.
Two U.S. Soccer administrators were halted by FIFA before a match against Belgium, a move linked to the contentious case of forward Folarin Balogun, whose red-card ban was later lifted.
The United States' match against Belgium during the 2026 World Cup round of 16 became the most‑watched soccer broadcast ever in the United States, drawing 30 million viewers and peaking at 36.8 million.
FIFA’s disciplinary actions against U.S. Soccer officials and the reversal of Folarin Balogun’s ban raise fresh questions ahead of the United States’ loss to Belgium.
The United States fell 4-1 to Belgium, but the tournament delivered milestones: a first knockout‑stage victory since 2002, a dominant group‑stage finish, and breakthrough performances from emerging talents.