Now that FIFA kicked Club Leon out of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, questions rose about the possibility of Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr to take part in the competition.

The road to the World Cup 2026 has already seen its fair share of drama, but one story stands out among the rest. While giants like Germany, Brazil, Argentina, and England are expected to feature in the tournament, a surprise contender has emerged—a little country from Oceania.

In Denmark’s UEFA Nations League quarter-final clash against Portugal, Rasmus Hojlund delivered a decisive blow, scoring the winning goal and immediately rubbing it in by hitting Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic ‘Siu’ celebration.

Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to feature prominently in Portugal's starting lineup. He will aim to add to his impressive goal tally in the competition, currently ranking third on the all-time Nations League goal-scoring list. His experience and goal-scoring ability make him a significant asset to Portugal.

Colombian midfielder James Rodriguez has added his voice to the long-standing debate about Neymar’s legacy. The former Real Madrid star believes the Brazilian would have won multiple Ballon d’Or titles if not for the dominance of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Lionel Messi's injury will prevent him from playing in Argentina's crucial World Cup qualifiers. This absence creates an opportunity for Cristiano Ronaldo to potentially extend his lead in the all-time goal-scoring race. Ronaldo's upcoming UEFA Nations League matches offer a chance to add to his tally.

Ahead of the Nations League game against Portugal, Denmark coach Brian Riemer made his take on the Cristiano Ronaldo vs. Lionel Messi debate.

Kylian Mbappé's two goals propelled Real Madrid to victory over Villarreal, moving them above Barcelona in La Liga. His prolific form is crucial to Real Madrid's title aspirations, adding to their already strong position across all competitions.

With his goal against Cavalier SC, Inter Miami star Lionel Messi added Jamaica to his international club goal record — but how does his record compare to Al Nassr's Cristiano Ronaldo?

With a brace against Villarreal, Kylian Mbappe surpassed a Ballon d'Or winner's milestone at Real Madrid, closing in on Cristiano Ronaldo's record.

Even those in the highest circles of power and influence are not exempt from soccer's biggest debate—who is the greatest of all time? Prince William, an avid soccer fan and President of the English FA, recently waded into the never-ending discussion surrounding two of the sport’s biggest icons.

Cristiano Ronaldo has done it again. The Portuguese superstar silenced the pre-match bravado of Al Kholood’s Myziane Maolida, scoring his 19th goal of the season to power Al-Nassr to victory in their latest Saudi Pro League fixture.

Real Madrid's La Liga campaign is proving inconsistent. While their Champions League form is strong, they've dropped points in many away matches, currently sitting in third place. Controversial refereeing decisions and injuries have also impacted their performance.

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to rewrite history, setting an unparalleled goal record that places him in a category of his own. Even as he approaches the twilight of his career, Ronaldo is proving that his prime years weren’t in his 20s, but rather in his 30s and beyond.

Although born in Spain, Mariano Díaz has represented the Dominican Republic at international level. The upcoming friendlies against Puerto Rico are significant, offering a chance to re-establish his profile and potentially secure a return to club football. His selection highlights the importance of these international friendlies in providing opportunities for players seeking to revitalize their careers.