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PUMA will equip eleven national teams with innovative boots and jerseys that fuse ULTRAWEAVE fabric, recycled materials and designer collaborations ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Veteran analyst Jon "Buckets" Eimer shares his top prop bets for the 2026 World Cup, forecasting a Round of 16 run for the USMNT, naming Christian Pulisic and Folarin Balogun as leading scorers, and outlining key odds.
The 2026 Basketball Africa League Playoffs opened in Kigali with eight teams, delivering historic attendance, viewership and performance milestones.
From Messi's final chapter to the breakout talents eyeing glory, the 2026 World Cup promises unforgettable storylines
An overview of the star‑studded line‑up set to define the 2026 World Cup, from veteran legends to emerging talents.
Former Cincinnati Reds slugger Joey Votto reflects on his worldwide adventures, from earning a sushi chef title in Japan to becoming a yoga instructor in Spain, and shares insights on baseball, Shohei Ohtani, and his future in the sport.
Marine Dursus, a 20‑year‑old French guard, has pledged to the University of Connecticut women’s basketball program, aiming to reinforce the backcourt after Azzi Fudd’s move to the WNBA.
Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Yahya Attia revisits the NFL Academy in London, reflecting on a path that spans Egypt, Austria, and the United States, and on his mission to open doors for international athletes.
Two Wrexham players have been selected for the upcoming World Cup, triggering payments under FIFA’s Club Benefits Programme that could bring over $500,000 to the club.
Training camp stipends have been cut dramatically, prompting criticism from players and raising doubts about the federation’s promises ahead of key Pro League matches.
From June 2026, Seattle will welcome six FIFA World Cup matches, while the Museum of History and Industry unveils an exhibit that blends world‑class photography, immersive soundscapes, and community‑driven soccer culture.
Despite being left out of Iran’s World Cup roster for political reasons, Sardar Azmoun publicly expressed solidarity with his teammates, as the national side confronts logistical and diplomatic challenges in the United States.