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The Democratic Republic of Congo’s soccer team canceled a Kinshasa send‑off due to an Ebola outbreak, but will still compete in warm‑up games in Belgium and Spain. The World Health Organization declared the outbreak a public health emergency, while the United States imposed a 30‑day entry ban on travelers from the affected countries, though the Congolese squad is exempt because it has been training in Europe.
The United States is set to host the FIFA World Cup again, leveraging a blend of seasoned veterans and emerging talent under new manager Mauricio Pochettino to inspire a generation and elevate the sport’s profile.
Germany's football federation has announced a 26‑player roster that includes veteran shot‑stopper Manuel Neuer, sparking excitement and reshaping defensive plans ahead of the World Cup in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
LSU’s men’s basketball program has added Croatian prospect Michael Ruzic, a 19‑year‑old who averaged 6.5 points and 3.8 rebounds for Joventut in Spain’s Liga Endesa, to a class that already features transfers and other international signees
The 7‑foot‑zero forward, known for his shooting, shot‑blocking and high basketball IQ, has withdrawn from the NBA Draft and will join LSU’s roster.
The Tigers are set to welcome 7‑foot Croatian center Michael Ruzic, a recent Joventut standout, as part of a sweeping recruitment drive that includes multiple transfers and a revamped coaching staff.
The upcoming documentaries — 'When Soccer Came to America,' 'Soccer's American Dream,' 'The Summer of '94' and 'U.S. Against the World' — explore the NASL's legacy, the 1994 World Cup build‑up, and the modern team's ambitions.
Michael Ruzic, a Croatian forward with three seasons of Liga ACB experience, has pledged to LSU, adding shooting, defense and international flair to a roster in transition.
The Tigers add a versatile big man with strong shooting percentages and professional experience from Spain’s Liga Endesa.
Freshman forward Brynja Knudsen receives a call-up to Iceland’s U19 training camp, setting the stage for a summer of international play and a future at Texas A&M.
Marcus Moller, a Danish center who joined the University of Michigan’s basketball program as a freshman, announced on Instagram that he is cancer‑free after a battle with testicular cancer diagnosed earlier this year. His season with Unicaja Malaga in Spain was cut short, prompting a return to Denmark for treatment. Michigan coach Dusty May provided a positive update, stating that Moller has one final procedure before being cleared. The Wolverines’ highly ranked recruiting class, which includes Brandon McCoy Jr., Quinn Costello, Lincoln Cosby, Joseph Hartman and Malachi Brown, adds depth to the team. Moller’s story has resonated beyond the hardwood, drawing messages of support from teammates, fans and even opponents.
An overview of ten standout players who will headline the 2026 FIFA World Cup across three North American host nations.
Fox Sports has announced its full studio analyst and anchoring team for the 2026 World Cup, featuring a global mix of former players and experienced broadcasters.
After a fractured metatarsal ended his World Cup plans, Fermin Lopez vows to comeback stronger
After a successful operation, the Barça academy graduate shared a moving message of optimism and thanks to fans, promising a stronger comeback.
Senegalese forward Ousmane N’Diaye arrives in Lexington after professional stints in Germany, Italy and Spain, bringing a shooter’s touch and international pedigree to the University of Kentucky’s roster.
Cristiano Ronaldo is set to play his sixth World Cup for Portugal, a milestone that coincides with a tribute to the late Diogo Jota. The Portuguese side, grouped with Congo, Colombia and Uzbekistan, opens against Congo in Houston and could meet Argentina in a potential quarterfinal.
After ten years and 19 major trophies, Pep Guardiola is set to leave Manchester City, marking the end of a period defined by record-breaking performances, tactical innovation, and a series of unresolved challenges.
The University of Michigan men's basketball team will travel to Lithuania, Croatia and Serbia this August for three exhibition games, cultural activities and team‑building exercises, funded by private donors.
The Michigan men's basketball team is set to play three exhibition games in Lithuania and Croatia this August, using the trip to integrate new transfers, replace graduating seniors, and prepare for the upcoming NBA draft deadline.
The national‑champion Michigan Wolverines will travel to Europe this August for a nine‑day tour that includes exhibition games, cultural excursions and ten additional preseason practices, all funded by private supporters.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition games abroad, blend cultural activities with intensive practice, and field a rebuilt squad featuring new transfers, freshmen stars and returning veterans.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition games and take part in cultural activities as part of a donor‑funded trip that marks the fifth overseas tour in program history.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition matches in August 2024, funded by private supporters, as part of a tradition of international tours that adds ten preseason practices and deepens fan engagement.