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The creator of KidSuper traveled to Brazil to turn a public soccer field into a lasting canvas for his latest Havaianas collection, weaving personal history, community play and a forthcoming documentary into a vibrant cultural statement.
KidSuper’s founder Colm Dillane, a former Brazilian soccer player, teamed with Havaianas to transform a public field in São Paulo into a lasting canvas that reflects the brand’s new footwear collection and his cultural roots.
From a motivational speech in a 2019 Brazilian cup final to captaining Newcastle United to a historic Carabao Cup triumph, Bruno Guimaraes arrives at Arsenal with a proven winning mentality and a unique tactical skill set.
The Dragons announced a 12‑player influx, blending home‑grown talent with seasoned upperclassmen and global prospects, setting the stage for a promising campaign.
Over fifteen years, an author and his friend Mendes have turned a shared love of soccer into a lifeline, watching games across continents and celebrating victories despite the miles between them.
Neymar's recent comments after Brazil's loss to Norway reveal a player contemplating the end of his international career, while recalling a decorated club journey and a single senior title with the national team.
Lower-than-expected international turnout at the 2026 World Cup reflects growing concerns about U.S. immigration restrictions, high ticket costs, and a tarnished global image.
Brazilian Designated Player Guilherme has been selected to the 2026 MLS All-Star team after delivering eight goals and five assists in his debut MLS season, helping Houston Dynamo surge back into the Western Conference playoff race.
With Brazil set to host the first South American edition of the FIFA Women's World Cup, the United States faces a mix of injuries, lineup questions and a hostile atmosphere, while coach Emma Hayes seeks to forge a cohesive squad.
From the rhythm of samba to the roar of European stadiums, the author traces the forces that have reshaped Brazilian football.
The U.S. men's national team has never won a World Cup, and its recent loss to Belgium underscores a broader truth about soccer's place in American sports culture.
Brazil's Under‑17 women's basketball team makes its Maccabiah debut, signaling historic progress and the ongoing struggle for resources in the sport.
A historic training camp in Aston, Pennsylvania, brings together Puerto Rico’s emerging women’s hockey talent, coached by Lee M.J. Elias, as they prepare for the Challenger Series in Montreal and aim for Olympic qualification.
Forty‑five years after lifting the Intercontinental Cup, Real Madrid's 1981 basketball team is remembered for its flawless run and standout performances.
Inspired by a rapid Brazilian commentator, the author sought guidance from veteran announcer Fernando Camargo, learning to describe his surroundings in real time—a practice that helped him navigate trauma and find presence.
The United States men's soccer team is set to meet Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Round of 32 of the FIFA World Cup at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, a clash that promises to rank among the most significant soccer events ever held in the Bay Area.
High costs keep many families from playing soccer, but grassroots efforts and philanthropic investments are opening new pathways for youth across the nation.
A centuries‑old leather soccer ball, once used by Mary, Queen of Scots, was displayed during a Scotland versus Brazil match in Miami, highlighting the deep historical connections that predate modern football.
A look at the films that use soccer as a storytelling device, highlighting cultural tensions, gender issues, and the global passion that unites fans.
From the first leather balls brought to Brazil in 1894 to the creation of iconic clubs, the contributions of Scottish immigrants like Charles Miller and Thomas Donohoe forged a football culture that still reverberates in Brazil’s sporting identity.
Founded by coach Wendy del Río, Chilangas FC is one of only six women’s blind football teams in Mexico, training on a public court and seeking to raise a million pesos for the upcoming Copa América in Brazil.
A look at how a World Cup match on Juneteenth in Tampa became a cultural and historical touchstone for Brazil, Haiti, and the broader diaspora.
Pelé’s 1975 signing with the New York Cosmos, backed by Warner Communications, ignited a cultural shift in American soccer, blending sport with celebrity and setting the stage for the modern MLS era ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
From France’s showdown with Senegal to Argentina’s final dance with Algeria, today’s predictions mix statistical rigor with whimsical guesses, while recapping a dramatic matchday five that saw surprising draws.