León's participation in the Club World Cup remains in doubt due to concerns over multi-ownership. The Court of Arbitration for Sport is now considering the case, with a decision expected in early May.

Vinicius Jr. may soon find himself facing a crisis no defender has ever presented him: a potential two-year ban from soccer. But what’s even more shocking than the possible suspension is the reason behind it—a situation that straddles the lines of business, ethics, and regulatory oversight in the modern game.

With the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup sparking controversy, FIFA President Gianni Infantino has responded to coaches and players voicing concerns about the packed schedule.

Many hoped the expanded 2025 Club World Cup would include a possible romantic reunion between Lionel Messi and his former club, Barcelona. But that dream may have to wait.

The solution seemed straightforward until fresh reports from Mexico added a twist—the possible inclusion of Barcelona, one of world soccer’s biggest names.

Infantino's confirmation makes it clear that FIFA's plan to have América and LAFC play a playoff is contingent on the CAS upholding Club León's exclusion from the Club World Cup.

Following CONMEBOL president Alejandro Domínguez's proposal for a 64-team 2030 World Cup, a federation president has strongly criticized the idea presented to FIFA.

With Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo expected to feature one last time, another player, equally consistent in the tournament’s folklore, seemed destined to join them in a historic sixth appearance.

CONMEBOL President Alejandro Domínguez is calling for a radical change to the 2030 World Cup: expanding the tournament to 64 teams. The proposal aims to celebrate the centenary of the World Cup in a unique and inclusive way.

FIFA's decision to uphold Club León's exclusion from the Club World Cup is a major blow to the team and their fans. It also dashes the hopes of James Rodríguez, who was hoping to participate in the tournament with the Mexican club.

FIFA has introduced another major change by implementing a revolutionary measure for referees at the 2025 Club World Cup.

In a move that sent ripples through the soccer world, UEFA released its financial report for the previous 2023-24 season. At the center of attention was one figure: Aleksander Ceferin, UEFA’s president since 2016.

Amid growing discomfort between the two organs, UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin slammed FIFA and Gianni Infantino over the idea of expanding the 2030 World Cup.

The United States is poised to reap massive economic rewards from hosting the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and FIFA World Cup 2026. New reports project billions in revenue and the creation of thousands of jobs for the host nation.

The newly leaked Mexico 2026 World Cup home kit, inspired by a vintage design and reminiscent of an iconic Portugal look once worn by Cristiano Ronaldo, is turning heads for more than just aesthetics. It signals a return to tradition, a connection to legacy, and a challenge to perform under immense pressure on home soil.