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FIFA's plan to spin off a $20 billion subsidiary to manage the World Cup and other events has sparked criticism from regional bodies, former president Sepp Blatter and European football authorities, while Czech FA chief David Trunda sees potential benefits.
Two voices from Tampa Bay’s Iranian community offer contrasting views on how the 2026 FIFA World Cup became a stage for political tension and unity.
A record‑breaking swap of football‑themed stickers brought together collectors from across the continent, with former Mexican star Pável Pardo joining the celebration.
The regular season concluded with decisive victories for County Line Auto Body and Sterns Trailor, setting the stage for an anticipated playoff run.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has unveiled a bold scheme to spin off a $20 billion entity that would control the organization of the World Cup, inviting private investors to take a stake in the tournament’s commercial future.
From a $2.8 million profit in 1982 to an expected $11‑12 billion from the 2026 World Cup, FIFA's financial trajectory reflects the sport's expanding commercial power.
FIFA plans to offload up to 20% of the World Cup and other tournament rights to raise $4.2bn, a move condemned by European football's governing body and the UK prime minister as a threat to the sport's soul.
FIFA plans to create a $20 billion commercial subsidiary, offering up to 20% stake to raise $4.2 billion, amid criticism from UEFA.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino's proposal to create a $20 billion company to oversee the World Cup and other competitions has drawn sharp criticism from UEFA, which warns that the soul of the sport cannot be sold. The plan, involving private investors including the Kushner family, aims to raise an initial $4.2 billion and could reshape football's commercial landscape.
FIFA plans to create a $20 billion subsidiary that will consolidate its commercial and event operations, offering up to 20 percent stake to raise $4.2 billion while promising to reinvest in the sport.
Veteran striker Javier Hernández signs a two‑year deal with Atlético Dallas, bringing World Cup pedigree and a desire to inspire the next generation.
Protests erupt across Mexico as the FMF’s commercial agenda sidelines sporting merit, threatening the nation’s footballing identity.
Fifa plans to sell the commercial rights to its flagship tournaments, including the World Cup, to private investors in a move that could generate $20 billion. While the governing body argues the deal will boost funding for member associations, critics — including Uefa and European clubs — warn it could undermine the sport’s integrity.
After a two‑month trial, Cristo Fernández debuted for El Paso Locomotive FC in a 2‑0 loss to New Mexico United, marking a full‑circle moment in his athletic journey.
At 16, Alain Gomez‑Gudiño celebrated his birthday in a Mexican train station while awaiting U.S. entry, carrying a mitt soaked in river water from eight nations. His journey, marked by hardship and triumph, culminates in Arizona’s top baseball honor.
Inter Miami, led by Luis Suárez, tops the latest MLS power rankings, while Orlando City, St. Louis CITY SC and several newcomers show strong form.
After a career in acting and a long road back from injury, Cristo Fernández stepped onto the field for El Paso Locomotive FC, marking a surprising new chapter in his athletic journey.
Jordan Pickford will meet Lionel Messi for the first time in a World Cup semi‑final, a match that pits England’s resilient defence against Argentina’s iconic attack.
Jordan Pickford is set to lock horns with Lionel Messi for the first time in a World Cup semi‑final, a clash that pits England’s steadfast goalkeeper against Argentina’s iconic forward. The encounter will mark a personal milestone for Pickford, who has already rewritten English football history.
Zinedine Zidane, the 1998 World Cup hero, has taken charge of Les Bleus on a four‑year deal, promising to build on Didier Deschamps’ 14‑year tenure and steer France through upcoming Nations League matches and a bid for the 2030 World Cup.
LiveU delivered a record‑breaking operation during the 2026 World Football Championship, using 1,700 portable field units and AI‑powered LU800/LU900Q hardware to support 31,000 live transmissions and 17,000 broadcast hours across 16 stadiums in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
A post‑tournament poll shows how the 2026 World Cup reshaped American attitudes toward soccer, from new viewers to merchandise trends and international travel plans.
With the World Cup behind us, fans can look forward to a packed summer of club action, international tournaments and emerging talents across Europe, the Americas and beyond.
The Albuquerque-based Roadrunner Little League Junior All-Stars secured the Southwest Regional title with a decisive 10-2 win, earning a berth in the upcoming World Series.