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An online auction hosted by Christie's and Global Citizen will offer game‑used balls, signed jerseys and performance outfits from the 2026 World Cup, with all proceeds directed to a $100 million education initiative
The upcoming final will feature an 11‑minute halftime spectacle with artists from six continents, streamed across Fox, Telemundo, Peacock and more, while supporting a charity aimed at expanding soccer access worldwide.
With the Champions League and Ballon d'Or already in his collection, Rodri stands on the brink of a historic World Cup victory that would cement his status among the game’s elite.
A World Cup‑driven tourism surge has lured a roster of elite players to invest millions in South Florida homes, sparking price gaps and drawing attention from investors and politicians alike.
The upcoming Ballon d'Or will recognize the standout performer between August 2025 and July 2026, a window that includes the World Cup and major club competitions. Early favorites include Spain’s Lamine Yamal, England’s Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappé.
The 2026 World Cup combined record revenues with stark controversies, from private‑jet travel to political interventions, shaping a complex legacy for Gianni Infantino.
The rise of evangelical players in Brazilian football has reignited debates about Pentecostalism’s growth and its cultural impact across Latin America.
After Brazil's elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, fans and commentators began linking the team's evangelical identity to its performance, sparking a broader debate about the role of Pentecostalism in Latin American society and sport.
England secured a 2‑1 victory over Norway in the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinal in Miami, drawing a glittering audience that included football legends, music icons and royalty
From the rhythm of samba to the roar of European stadiums, the author traces the forces that have reshaped Brazilian football.
Renato Cavalheiro, a Brazilian soccer coach, offers free soccer lessons to children in Coalinga, California, after six years in the U.S., drawing on his training with Brazilian icons and community partnerships.
A look at the unprecedented dominance of superstar players, the blend of science and tradition, and the surprising underdog moments that defined this World Cup.
A 4‑1 win over Paraguay has ignited optimism, with former players highlighting pressing, player form and home‑field advantage as key drivers
Despite Israel’s absence from the FIFA 2026 World Cup, its citizens are embracing foreign sides, blending family roots, player admiration and geopolitical sentiment into a uniquely Israeli viewing culture.
With a population of 220 million and matches slated for eight cities, Brazil's infrastructure and passion for football position it as the ideal host for a World Cup that promises cultural change and growth for women's soccer.
Three of football’s most iconic players — Zinedine Zidane, Kaka and Marcelo — visited Brooklyn Bridge Park on June 14, signing autographs for fans amid a temporary World Cup‑themed venue that featured a mini pitch, food stalls and live match screenings.
Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Emily Roebling Plaza transforms into a free, family‑friendly venue for World Cup games, featuring ticketed RSVP, Panini card giveaways, food vendors, and appearances by soccer legends.
Real Madrid, Fulham and Benfica are locked in a managerial trade triangle, with Jorge Mendes orchestrating moves that could reshape Premier League tactics.
Zinedine Zidane’s last World Cup appearance blended brilliance and controversy, shaping a narrative that still resonates in football history.
Lionel Messi's move to Inter Miami has transformed the league's global standing, blending sporting excellence with innovative business structures, while raising questions about the future of MLS after his retirement.
Lionel Messi’s arrival in Major League Soccer has sparked a cultural shift, blending his introverted persona with unprecedented global spotlight.
An exploration of how Ronaldo and Messi’s competition reshaped the sport, their commercial impact and the enduring debate over the greatest of all time.
Haiti's first World Cup appearance since 1974 has sparked a wave of national pride, as fans swap the green and yellow of Brazil for the red and blue of the Grenadiers, hoping to rewrite the country's sporting narrative.
The Grenadiers' historic qualification has turned a long‑standing love affair with Brazil into a home‑grown surge of support, uniting Haitians around a shared dream of triumph.