
UEFA and UK Prime Minister Push Back on FIFA World Cup Privatization
UEFA and the UK Prime Minister have come out against FIFA's reported plan to privatize the World Cup, raising concerns about the future of football's biggest tournament.
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UEFA and the UK Prime Minister have come out against FIFA's reported plan to privatize the World Cup, raising concerns about the future of football's biggest tournament.

FIFA's proposals for restructuring the World Cup have put the governing body on a collision course with UEFA, sparking a wider debate across world football.

The head of FIFA has published a lengthy 880-word statement about the World Cup that critics have labelled as hate-spreading, according to reporting by SEN.

A petition demanding Argentina's expulsion from the World Cup gathered 23 million signatures. FIFA didn't budge, and Argentina stayed in the tournament.

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 hit back at critics of the World Cup, accusing them of fuelling hatred rather than engaging in legitimate debate about the tournament.

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.

A look behind the scenes at the data center infrastructure that kept the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil running, handling match data, broadcasts, and global fan traffic.

A letter reportedly written by FIFA president Gianni Infantino to the Argentina Football Association after the 2022 World Cup final has surfaced online, raising questions about its authenticity.

Lionel Messi has stepped back into the public eye for the first time since winning the World Cup final, and the location caught many by surprise.

Lionel Messi traveled back to his hometown of Rosario following the World Cup final, and his visible emotional reaction quickly drew widespread attention online.

Argentina president Javier Milei has responded publicly after a petition demanding his country be banned from the World Cup gathered 23 million signatures.