Despite the growing doubts surrounding the expansion to 48 teams, the 2026 World Cup has been competitive, thrilling fans around the world. However, FIFA president Gianni Infantino revealed that they are already considering a possible expansion to 64 national teams for the 2030 edition.

Pierluigi Collina shared his opinion on the controversial plays of the match between Argentina and Egypt.

As debate continues over the United States' striker and the events leading up to the Round of 16, soccer fans are still waiting to understand exactly how FIFA has responded to claims surrounding outside influence and one of the tournament's most disputed disciplinary decisions.

With the World Cup in full swing, all eyes are shifting toward UEFA to see if European soccer's governing body will implement this exact same approach.

With Gianni Infantino once again at the center of discussions, uncertainty continues to surround whether soccer's biggest competition could grow even further after its historic expansion to 48 teams in 2026.

Just days before kickoff, FIFA has introduced a controversial stadium policy that is already generating strong reactions from supporters around the world.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has confirmed a shakeup for the 2026 World Cup, revealing a new pre-match protocol for the singing of national anthems.

Behind the growing excitement, the figures tied to FIFA’s next cycle are becoming just as attention-grabbing as the tournament itself, pointing toward a commercial explosion built around expansion and global demand.

Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, Gianni Infantino's FIFA has approved a new bundle of rules, such as the expansion of the VAR powers and the penalization of players for covering their mouths during confrontations.

Gianni Infantino's FIFA has officially approved the relocation of Iran's 2026 World Cup base camp, clearing the way for the team to move its headquarters from the United States to Mexico alongside six other participating nations.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has spoken out regarding Cristiano Ronaldo's inclusion in the squad for the 2026 World Cup, where he is set to break the record for the most tournament appearances in soccer history.

The timing of his latest comments has raised eyebrows across soccer because they sharply contrast with the enthusiasm he previously showed toward FIFA’s expanded tournament project.

While Gianni Infantino remains focused on presenting the competition as a global celebration, Iran’s football federation (FFIRI) has officially confirmed that the national team will participate in the tournament only under a series of specific conditions.

The relationship between Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump has often appeared aligned in the build-up to the 2026 World Cup, but a new disagreement has suddenly shifted the conversation surrounding the tournament.

Gianni Infantino left a sarcastic comment about the 2026 World Cup ticket prices that wasn't applauded by fans.