As the 2026 World Cup approaches, several national teams have already punched their tickets to the tournament. While others await confirmation, 2002 World Cup champion Ricardo Kaka has identified four frontrunners for the title, even though only two have qualified so far.

Neymar has been constantly snubbed by coach Carlo Ancelotti in the Brazil national team, but legend Kaká delivered a hopeful message to the star ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Harry Kane continues to shine among the world's elite players after joining Bayern Munich. Throughout his storied career, the Englishman has battled numerous soccer stars, yet he boldly identifies two who have challenged him the most.

A former teammate of Lionel Messi on Argentina’s FIFA World Cup 2022–winning squad is set to return to soccer after serving a lengthy suspension for doping.

A former Argentina and Barcelona player has weighed in on the possibility of Lionel Messi playing in the FIFA World Cup 2026.

From Lionel Messi’s MLS to Christian Pulisic’s Milan, the soccer world continues to see the blending of continents — and now, Son Heung-min could be the next star to bridge that gap.

A World Cup winner with Brazil slammed Neymar over his injuries and career decisions, claiming that "He’s not a role model for anyone."

As remarkable as his late-career renaissance has been, whispers from Spain suggest that Modric’s journey is far from over — and that his next chapter could take him back to the place where his legend was born.

The question now gripping the soccer world is: When could he reach 1,000 career goals?

Amid rumors of a possible expansion of the World Cup in 2030, South American teams have taken different stances—among them, Argentina and Brazil.

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

Following Japan's stunning comeback against Brazil, star Casemiro issued a strong warning to Carlo Ancelotti's national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Following their standout performance in Qatar 2022, Morocco remain as one of the world's most consistent national teams. Their 2026 World Cup qualifier win over Congo broke Spain's longstanding record, solidifying their status as a formidable force on the global stage.

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.