Martina Alcheva

The question echoing through Riyadh this week has been simple yet dramatic: Will Cristiano Ronaldo play?

The 2026 World Cup is still months away, but anticipation across North America has already reached fever pitch.

After months of hints and whispers, Laporta is said to be finally working on a grand tribute at the renovated Spotify Camp Nou in honor of Barcelona’s greatest ever player.

Reports suggested manager Hansi Flick had planned to bench him for disciplinary reasons. But as it turns out, the truth was far more dramatic — and Flick’s fiery response has left no room for doubt.

Ousmane Dembele, one of its brightest stars, will once again miss action — and his absence against Strasbourg has sparked growing speculation and unease in Paris.

Milan’s title push faces a setback as Christian Pulisic joins Adrien Rabiot on the injury list after USMNT duty, raising questions over his Serie A return.

What initially looked like a nightmare scenario for the Rossoneri has since been clarified — though not without controversy and frustration from within the club.

A training video circulating across social media in recent days has painted a far more somber picture of the Santos forward. That video, now viewed millions of times, arrives at a crucial moment for the club.

The bright lights of San Siro have a new glow — not just from the electric soccer of Christian Pulisic and Luka Modric, but from the announcement of a landmark deal that cements Milan’s position at the top of Italian soccer, both on and off the pitch.

After a blistering start, Christian Pulisic is sidelined again, with one key statistic making his absence this season even more concerning for Milan.

Milan faces frustration as Christian Pulisic returns injured from USMNT duty, fueling tensions in the ongoing club-versus-country saga under Mauricio Pochettino.

Could it really be true? An unexpected midfielder outscoring Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappe, and Robert Lewandowski in the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign?

The Spanish defender, now donning the yellow of Al-Nassr, has opened up about his early days alongside the Portuguese superstar, sharing a surprisingly revealing four-word claim that captured global attention.

In world soccer, size doesn’t always translate to success. Some nations boast millions, even billions, of people, yet have never seen their flag fly at the FIFA World Cup.

As the dust begins to settle on the penultimate stage of the World Cup 2026 Qualifiers, a staggering revelation has emerged — four of the world’s five most populated nations will not feature at next year’s finals.