FIFA’s latest financial data has quietly confirmed what many in world soccer have sensed for months: the center of gravity is shifting again.

A reunion between head coach Carlo Ancelotti, FIFA president Gianni Infantino, and Brazil officials could result in the nation to host the 2029 Club World Cup.

Despite strong resistance from Europe’s power brokers, Arsene Wenger remains at the heart of a proposal that could fundamentally reshape how offside is judged.

The proposal has now collided with resistance at the highest level, underlining the deep divisions that still exist over how far soccer should evolve in the VAR era.

The FIFA Rankings have received their first update of 2026, with several changes in the Top 10 that raise questions about where Lionel Messi’s Argentina and Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal currently stand.

What began as a vision to restore attacking freedom has suddenly encountered resistance at the highest level, delivering a moment that could significantly alter FIFA’s plans in the years ahead.

Overlooked, underestimated, yet once again decisive when it mattered most, the Brazilian star left Jeddah with a trophy in his hands and a message that would soon echo far beyond the stadium.

Lionel Messi was the chosen candidate for Colombia head coach Nestor Lorenzo at The Best Awards, but FIFA did not allow him to vote for the Argentine star.

FIFA announced that it will implement Artificial Intelligence tools during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The second expanded edition of the FIFA Club World Cup is scheduled for 2029, and reports suggest that FIFA has already identified a host nation.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup just months away, FIFA is reportedly considering a rule modification aimed at preventing time wasting.

A conflict between a Major League Soccer team and a Brazilian club involving Argentina star Thiago Almada led to a severe decision by FIFA.

Despite the ongoing controversy with the prices, FIFA president Gianni Infantino revealed that the tickets for the 2026 World Cup are facing a record-breaking demand.

In the end of an era, FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced the awards that'll be replacing The Best ahead of 2026.

What once sounded like a radical idea is now being openly discussed by FIFA officials as part of a broader push to make the game more attacking, more fluid, and easier to officiate in the era of technology.