Barcelona just chose continuity, and not by a slim margin. Laporta’s landslide reelection gives him a runway to finish a stadium rebuild, manage massive debt, and keep the Flick and Deco sporting plan intact. But it also extends the central argument of his second era, can a member owned club spend its way back to the top without undermining the very model that makes it unique.
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With the 2025/26 Premier League season entering its final weeks, the race for the PFA Player of the Year is wide open. Midfield leaders, defensive standouts and prolific forwards are all emerging as contenders.
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U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks about Iran’s participation in the 2026 World Cup have sparked controversy and renewed scrutiny of FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s close relationship with the American leader, according to reporting by Adam Crafton in The Athletic.
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Former Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey is preparing to contest two new rape allegations connected to an alleged incident in London in 2020. The accusations surfaced after earlier claims against the footballer became public, and a UK court has now moved the case to the next stage of legal proceedings.
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There’s something special about a player facing his former club — and even more so when he finds the back
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Few clubs in world football embody both sporting glory and financial turbulence like FC Barcelona. Over the past decade, the
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Red cards, doping scandals, betting violations, and even kung-fu kicks—Premier League history has seen it all.While a typical straight red
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With a new league format, big names in charge, and intense competition, the 2025–26 UEFA Europa League is wide open.
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Netflix is launching three new documentaries exploring Brazil’s football legacy ahead of the World Cup. According to Stewart Clarke of Deadline, the projects range from Ronaldinho’s legendary career to Brazil’s 1994 World Cup triumph and the grassroots football culture of São Paulo.
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With the 2026 World Cup field almost complete and the group-stage draw already made, attention is turning to which teams truly have the strength to lift the trophy in North America. Spain lead the pack after their Euro 2024 triumph, while Argentina and England remain among the most dangerous challengers. Senegal’s AFCON victory has shaken up the rankings, while Morocco’s heartbreaking defeat has raised fresh doubts.
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