About World Soccer Talk®

Since 2005, World Soccer Talk® has been the first website about watching soccer on TV & online featuring TV schedules, OTT news and interviews with the broadcasters that bring you the games. Read on to learn more about World Soccer Talk.

World Soccer Talk is a media brand managed by Futbol Sites , founded by Federico Grinberg, Nahuel Pan, and Javier Troncoso. Presently, Futbol Sites is a subsidiary of Better Collective, a premier European digital sports media conglomerate founded in Denmark in 2004 by Jesper Søgaard and Christian Kirk-Rasmussen. Better Collective is currently undergoing significant expansion, operating more than 20 offices worldwide.

World Soccer Talk was founded in 2005 by Christopher Harris, who built the site into one of the most trusted voices in soccer media. Under his leadership, World Soccer Talk became a go-to destination for millions of fans seeking breaking news, streaming guides, and expert analysis of the sport’s TV coverage. Harris also played an influential role in shaping how soccer is broadcast in the United States through his in-depth reporting and industry insights.

With more than 1 million pageviews per month, World Soccer Talk readers trust us for their daily fix of soccer news, analysis, exclusive stories, and in-depth guides on how to watch the sport on television and streaming.

About World Soccer Talk: Mission

World Soccer Talk’s mission is to help grow the popularity of soccer in the United States. We do this by providing breaking news, insightful analysis, and exclusive stories from around the world of soccer. In addition, we publish daily updated TV schedules and comprehensive guides to help fans watch their favorite leagues and tournaments on television and streaming.

World Soccer Talk’s writers and analysts have been featured on talkSPORT, BBC Radio, NPR, ESPN Radio, beIN SPORTS, CBC, and BBC World Service, as well as in publications such as The New York Times, The Guardian, BBC News, and CNN.

Read through the media’s coverage of World Soccer Talk from 2005 to present.

World Soccer Talk has also been recognized by international outlets, including The Guardian, which named it one of the “Top 100 Soccer Blogs to Follow” in 2011.

Values | Code of Journalistic Ethics

Rooted in the principles of freedom of expression and the right to information as fundamental pillars of a democratic society, World Soccer Talk adheres to a code of ethics, anchored in our editorial policies.

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Vision

It’s important to note that we at World Soccer Talk want to create a user-friendly experience for you on our website. That means no pop-up ads and no clickbait. We’re able to do this because we’re compensated by some of the TV and streaming providers featured on our website. We only promote products that we believe in, and if you choose to use them, it helps us continue to pay the costs to run this website.

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Privacy Policy

In alignment with the business model of the journalistic industry, World Soccer Talk maintains stringent privacy policies designed to protect site users and adhere to the highest international standards. You can review our Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, and Advertising Choices for visitors and contact us if you have any questions.