U.S. President Donald Trump says Iran’s national football team is still welcome at the 2026 World Cup, but he is advising the team to consider staying away for the players’ own safety. The remarks come after discussions with Fifa leadership and amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
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Growing political tensions involving Iran and the United States are raising new questions about whether the 2026 FIFA World Cup could face disruption, according to reporting by Maria Letícia Gomes in the Daily Mirror. Officials say the tournament is still expected to go ahead, but comments from Iranian leaders have sparked speculation about a possible boycott.
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Players will have just 10 seconds to leave the pitch after being substituted, referees will introduce countdowns for restarts, and VAR will gain broader authority to correct clear mistakes.
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A major experiment with football’s offside law is moving closer to reality. The Canadian Premier League is expected to test Arsène Wenger’s proposed change during the 2026 season after the idea received approval for trials from IFAB, according to reporting from TrueNorthFoot.
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Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly monitoring Chelsea star Enzo Fernandez and have contacted his representatives, according to L’Equipe, as the two clubs prepare to meet in the Champions League round of 16.
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US President Donald Trump has indicated Iran will be allowed to compete at the 2026 World Cup, despite rising tensions following recent military strikes involving the United States and Israel.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is supposed to unite the world through football. But according to analysis by Don Riddell for CNN, rising wars, political tensions and a controversial award given to US President Donald Trump are threatening to overshadow the tournament before it even begins.
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Arsenal’s surge this season has turned outside hopes into a genuine possibility. As the fixtures narrow and the trophies remain within reach, Mikel Arteta’s team is edging closer to a historic quadruple that no English club has ever achieved.
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As FC Barcelona approaches its presidential election on March 15, a political battle inside the club has turned into a debate about its footballing identity. Challenger Víctor Font has revived talk of bringing Pep Guardiola back, while incumbent president Joan Laporta is standing firmly behind current coach Hansi Flick after a season of success.
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Barcelona midfielder Fermín López says unity and belief inside the squad could prove decisive as the Spanish giants prepare for a crucial Champions League clash with Newcastle. According to an interview with UEFA reported by Mundo Deportivo and written by Javier Gascón, the 22 year old has undergone major development under coach Hansi Flick while enjoying one of the best seasons of his young career.
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