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Atlanta’s soccer fever is measurable — nine straight seasons topping MLS attendance, a new headquarters for U.S. Soccer, and eight World Cup matches at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium. The city’s growing population, Fortune 500 presence and ambitious real‑estate projects amplify the expected $500 million impact, reshaping its real‑estate market and cementing its status as a sports and business nexus.
McDonald’s teams with FIFA and creative agency Wieden+Kennedy to launch a World Cup campaign that blends soccer nostalgia with food, showcasing collectible cups designed by iLovedust and starring Thierry Henry, Ronaldinho and David Beckham.
After a period of recovery, Lamine Yamal has resumed training with Spain, raising hopes that the 18‑year‑old forward will be ready for the tournament's first game against Cape Verde in Atlanta on June 15.
A Barcelona star's social media post unintentionally revealed a light‑pink Beats headphone prototype, matching FCC filings for Apple's upcoming Bluetooth over‑ear devices and hinting at a possible AirPods Max refresh.
In less than a week, 32‑year‑old New Zealand utility player Tim Payne amassed over three million followers, sparked a wave of fan tributes and even prompted calls to rename a Tim Horton's outlet in Vancouver.
At 17, Lamine Yamal reflects on lofty comparisons, his personal development goals, and the challenges facing Spain as Euro champions head into the World Cup.
Barcelona has sealed a $93.2 million acquisition of Anthony Gordon, a move that blends linguistic surprise with a clear statement of intent to contend for Europe’s top prize.
Barcelona is preparing a $116 million offer for Julián Álvarez, a versatile Argentine striker whose pressing intensity and goal record match manager Hansi Flick’s high‑tempo system. The move promises to replace Robert Lewandowski, yet Atlético Madrid’s reluctance adds a layer of complexity.
Barcelona's €80 million acquisition of Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United sets the stage for major tactical shifts, affecting Rashford's loan, Raphinha's role, and the futures of several emerging talents.
Vinicius Junior lauds Lamine Yamal’s talent while both players face distinct pressures as their nations eye deep runs in the 2026 World Cup.
Barcelona is preparing a €100 million offer for Julián Álvarez, but Atlético Madrid values the Argentine forward at €120 million. With Arsenal and Paris Saint‑Germain also in the race, the Catalan side faces a race against time to secure the versatile attacker.
The 2026 World Cup will be held across three nations, featuring 48 teams, defending champion Argentina, and a host of storylines from ticket prices to celebrity performances.
The upcoming 2026 tournament will blend seasoned champions with emerging talents, each bringing distinct narratives to the global stage.
From Messi's final chapter to the breakout talents eyeing glory, the 2026 World Cup promises unforgettable storylines
An overview of the star‑studded line‑up set to define the 2026 World Cup, from veteran legends to emerging talents.
A wave of high‑profile advertisements featuring Timothée Chalamet, Lionel Messi, Tom Brady and a host of other celebrities underscores the growing intersection of sports, entertainment and marketing ahead of the tournament.
Barcelona's sporting director Deco discusses the club's emerging talent, the recent La Liga title triumph and the promising future of Marcus Rashford, who could join the Catalan side permanently.
The Football Association’s new 3v3 model for under‑seven players promises more touches, fewer stoppages and a cultural shift that could keep youngsters — especially girls — engaged longer.
A concise congratulatory note from Shakira to Barcelona’s rising star Gavi has quickly become one of the most shared moments of the tournament build‑up, drawing attention from fans and media alike.
Ahead of the 2026 tournament, Spain's lineup draws scrutiny as pundits highlight the surprising absence of Real Madrid representatives for the first time in history.
The Spanish national team announced its lineup for the upcoming 2026 World Cup, highlighting the inclusion of teenage sensation Lamine Yamal and the return of Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino from injury.
Spain's World Cup campaign will begin in Atlanta against Cape Verde, with the squad missing Real Madrid representatives but bolstered by eight Barcelona players and a hopeful return of key midfielders.
Spain's World Cup roster features two injury‑hit forwards, a clean slate without Real Madrid players, and a mix of returning veterans as the team prepares for its opening match in Atlanta.
The Athletic reveals its season‑ending honors, recognizing creative brilliance, youthful impact and managerial mastery in football's top leagues.