FIFA World Cup

In a significant shift within the landscape of English football, the appointment of Thomas Tuchel as the men’s national team coach has sparked discussions around the roles non-English managers play in cultivating success. With Mark Bullingham, chief of the Football Association, drawing parallels between Tuchel and Sarina Wiegman—who led the England women’s team to remarkable
In recent discussions among key figures in football, the issue of an overcrowded global calendar has taken center stage. Major League Soccer (MLS) President Don Garber has emphasized the urgency of addressing the evolving landscape of international football, particularly in light of recent antitrust lawsuits pending before the European Commission. As LaLiga’s president Javier Tebas
As the football world closely watches the trajectory of Manchester City, the spotlight shines particularly bright on their esteemed manager, Pep Guardiola. With a lucrative contract in place until June 2025, Guardiola’s recent remarks have kindled a firestorm of speculation regarding his commitment to the club. The 53-year-old tactician, typically known for his clarity and
The world of football is experiencing a seismic shift as prominent entities within the sport begin to confront FIFA’s alleged monopolistic practices head-on. On a significant day for the future of football governance, FIFPRO, the global union representing professional football players, in collaboration with the European Leagues—comprising 37 domestic leagues—has initiated an antitrust lawsuit against
In the fast-paced world of international football, where the pressure to perform can lead to rapid coaching changes, the longevity of successful coaches is an increasingly rare phenomenon. Hajime Moriyasu, the head coach of Japan’s national football team, epitomizes such rarity. Since taking the reins in 2018, Moriyasu has not only steered his teams through