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Toluca enters the quarterfinals as the clear favorite, while Austin FC’s surprise run, Chicago’s star‑studded attack and Columbus Crew’s rapid rise set the stage for compelling storylines.
The upcoming MLS All-Star Game will pit a star‑studded MLS side against a select Liga MX XI in Charlotte, featuring World Cup veterans, a missing Lionel Messi, and a free Apple TV broadcast.
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.
MLS resumes after the World Cup break with key matches, while US internationals Alex Zendejas and Marco Farfan begin the 2026 Liga MX Apertura.
A look at the upcoming tournaments, leagues and key storylines that will shape the next months of global soccer
The recent World Cup may have concluded after 39 days and 104 matches, but the soccer calendar shows no sign of slowing down. Fans can look forward to the Women's World Cup in Brazil, the men's Euros in the UK, and the resumption of Europe’s top leagues, while MLS and the Champions League promise fresh storylines.
After 39 days of nonstop action, the World Cup may be over, but the global soccer calendar is already filling up with marquee events and fresh storylines.
The recent World Cup has ended, but the soccer calendar remains packed with international tournaments, league returns and star‑studded competitions worldwide.
After the World Cup wrapped up, attention shifts to the Women's World Cup, Euro 2028, and the major domestic leagues, with key players and broadcast details highlighted for enthusiasts.
From the Women’s World Cup in Brazil to the return of Europe’s top leagues, the sport’s global schedule remains packed with marquee events and emerging storylines.
With the World Cup concluded, the soccer calendar rolls on across continents, featuring new tournaments, rising talents, and a host of top‑flight leagues vying for supremacy.
Real Salt Lake resumes its 2026 MLS season with a road trip to LAFC and Portland, then hosts Tigres UANL, Atlante CF and FC Juarez in the Leagues Cup, a schedule that tests depth while highlighting a dominant home record.
After six World Cups and a trophy‑laden journey from Club América to Standard Liège, veteran keeper Guillermo Ochoa has retired, closing a chapter that defined Mexican football.
Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca, perched high above sea level, has witnessed iconic moments in football, music, and religion, and now prepares to host England’s first visit in nearly four decades.
Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca has witnessed some of football’s most iconic moments, from Pele’s 1970 World Cup heroics to Maradona’s legendary goals, while its unique design and altitude shape unforgettable experiences.
Mauricio Culebro, a seasoned executive from Mexican football, has been appointed President of Soccer for Arthur M. Blank Sports and Entertainment, tasked with leading both the MLS side and the new NWSL franchise while fostering collaboration between the men's and women's teams.
Between matches, the U.S. men's national team watches elite performances, extracts tactical insights and fuels their own World Cup ambitions.
A look at the journeys of Ricardo Pepi and Alejandro Zendejas, the sacrifices of their families, and the club careers that have positioned them for a breakthrough on soccer’s biggest stage.
A look at the diverse backgrounds and personalities shaping the U.S. men's national team ahead of the World Cup.
Mexico’s women’s national team is poised to break a 12‑year World Cup drought as investment, historic victories and a looming 2031 co‑hosting bid reshape the country’s soccer landscape.
Latino players are reshaping the United States men’s national team, blending heritage and skill to redefine American soccer’s identity.
A roster dominated by European‑based players reflects a strategic shift aimed at sharpening the United States’ competitive edge ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The United States will host the 2026 World Cup for the first time in 32 years, fielding a 26‑player team managed by Mauricio Pochettino that mixes seasoned veterans with rising stars.
An exploration of how 26 members of the U.S. men's national team forged distinct developmental routes, blending domestic programs with overseas experiences to earn World Cup selection.