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A deepening dispute between FIFA and UEFA over the World Cup's future has left host nation Canada and much of the football world as bystanders in a high-stakes governance battle.
FIFA has launched an immersive 'Soccer & Technology' exhibit designed to extend the excitement of the World Cup and connect fans with the game's digital future.
With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, questions are already swirling about where Lionel Messi and Argentina's key players will land once the tournament ends.
Questions are mounting over FIFA's aggressive commercialization of the World Cup, with critics asking whether football's governing body has crossed a line in its pursuit of revenue.
FIFA is exploring a plan to sell ownership stakes in the World Cup as a way to generate billions of dollars in new revenue, according to reports.
The World Cup is reshaping how U.S. sports executives think about fan engagement, operations, and global event hosting, according to Sports Business Journal.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has lashed out at critics of the expanded World Cup in what observers are calling a 'world class tantrum,' defending the tournament's growth plans.
The United States is already lined up for 2026, but several factors suggest another hosting opportunity could come around faster than most fans realize.
Ecuador's squad made waves at the 2026 World Cup. Here is a breakdown of where the country's top players are expected to feature after the tournament.
Veteran defender Nicolás Otamendi has announced his retirement from international football with Argentina following the 2026 World Cup Final, according to beIN SPORTS.
Donald Trump is said to be pushing for FIFA president Gianni Infantino to take a major United Nations position once the 2026 World Cup concludes.
Donald Trump presented the World Cup trophy to Spain but stayed on the podium far longer than expected, creating an uncomfortable scene that quickly drew media attention.
