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The Athletic's comprehensive rankings dissect each of the 2026 World Cup fixtures, spotlighting historic wins, record‑breaking scores and the players who defined the competition.
With his Liverpool deal ending on June 30, Mohamed Salah faces an uncertain future. His lawyer, Ramy Abbas, remains tight‑lipped, while clubs across Europe, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United States eye a potential transfer.
A snapshot of the most talked‑about player movements and club interests across the continent.
The Athletic offers daily forecasts for the tournament, featuring expert insights, fan predictions and a unique leaderboard that tracks accuracy.
Deniz Undav scored twice in stoppage time to overturn a 1‑0 deficit and guide Germany to a 2‑1 victory, securing their place in the knockout phase.
A dramatic second‑half comeback sees Germany defeat Ivory Coast 2-1, securing a knockout‑stage berth while Ivory Coast continues its search for its first World Cup knockout appearance.
Chelsea weigh a move for Florian Wirtz contingent on Enzo Fernandez's exit, while Felix Nmecha eyes a departure from Dortmund and Nick Woltemade could leave Newcastle. Brighton's improved bid for Luka Vuskovic, RB Leipzig's wait for PSG's offer on Yan Diomande, and a possible Elliot Anderson switch to Manchester City could trigger a market ripple. Bayern Munich may renegotiate Michael Olise's contract amid Real Madrid and PSG interest, Juventus consider selling Jonathan David and targeting Alexander Sorloth, PSG set a £35m price on Randal Kolo Muani, and Manchester City edge closer to appointing Enzo Maresca as manager.
The Athletic’s daily World Cup predictions blend expert insight with a playful competition, recapping Matchday 9’s key results and previewing the decisive fixtures of Matchday 10.
Liverpool's ambitious €100m offer for teenage Ivorian winger Yan Diomande was turned down by RB Leipzig, sparking a broader conversation about the soaring fees for young talent.
Tottenham target Adam Wharton, Liverpool negotiate for Yan Diomande, and several other clubs plot summer signings.
The opening matches of the 2026 World Cup have delivered unexpected tactical shifts, from England’s dominant second‑half surge to Portugal’s looming roster questions, painting a picture of competition that is as unpredictable as it is enthralling
From Morocco to Ghana, a new wave of teenage and early‑career players is rewriting the narrative of the tournament with standout performances.
Liverpool eye Yan Diomande, Dortmund price tag on Nmecha, and Real Madrid consider selling Tchouaméni to fund Enzo Fernández, while Chelsea, Arsenal and Barcelona eye key targets.
The Carolina Hurricanes captured their first Stanley Cup in two decades, Jordan Staal earned the Conn Smythe Trophy, and Curaçao scored its inaugural World Cup goal, while the UFC and World Cup delivered unexpected drama.
From Morocco’s pulsating draw with Brazil to Australia’s shock win over Turkey, the latest predictions weigh Germany’s confidence against Curacao, preview a tight Netherlands‑Japan clash, and highlight Ivory Coast’s defensive duel with Ecuador, while Sweden eyes a must‑win against Tunisia.
Ahead of their first World Cup group match, Ivory Coast will meet Ecuador at Philadelphia Stadium on Monday, with kickoff set for midnight BST and live coverage on BBC One.
A 1-1 draw between Brazil and Morocco opened the tournament amid criticism of Brazil's performance, coach Carlo Ancelotti's remarks, and visible empty seats in NFL stadiums hosting matches.
The 2026 World Cup will be the first edition co‑hosted by three countries and the first to feature a 48‑team format. Argentina aims to defend its title and become the first side to win consecutive tournaments since Brazil in 1962, while Germany hopes to finally advance beyond the group stage. BFW analysts predict Spain, France and Germany as top contenders, with Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane and Lamine Yamal among the players expected to shine.
The upcoming World Cup is amplifying Jacksonville’s growing soccer scene, highlighting diverse talent, local clubs, and the city’s ambition to become a hub for the sport.
A look at the most talked‑about player valuations and club ambitions shaping the upcoming transfer window.
Predictions highlight France as favorites, Spain's youthful edge, England's tactical shift, and host nations' home advantage, while noting possible disappointments and dark‑horse threats.
From Real Madrid's £130m interest in Michael Olise to Arne Slot's rejection of Fulham, the transfer market is alive with activity across Europe.
Liverpool has replaced Arne Slot with Andoni Iraola, aiming to adopt a front‑footed, high‑intensity style that could redefine the team’s identity.
Liverpool have opened talks with RB Leipzig over the potential signing of 19‑year‑old forward Yan Diomande, a player drawing interest from several European heavyweights.