FIFA World Cup

As anticipation builds around Saudi Arabia’s hosting of the 2034 World Cup, an alarming crisis simmers beneath the surface. The recent tragic death of a migrant worker during the construction of Aramco Stadium has exposed the perilous realities faced by workers in the Kingdom’s burgeoning construction sector. This incident raises profound questions about workers’ rights
The upcoming men’s FIFA World Cup 2026 promises an experience that transcends sporting boundaries—a celebration of culture, art, and the universal language of football. With matches set to unfold in cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, FIFA has taken an innovative approach by unveiling official posters that encapsulate the spirit of each host
The world of football is witnessing an intense debate regarding the structure of its most prestigious tournament—the FIFA World Cup. The notion of expanding the World Cup from its traditional 32 teams to a staggering 64 is stirring controversy amongst football leaders globally. Alejandro Domínguez, the president of CONMEBOL, spearheaded this ambitious proposal during a
In an ambitious move, Alejandro Domínguez, president of CONMEBOL, has proposed expanding the 2030 FIFA World Cup from 32 to an unprecedented 64 teams. Announced during CONMEBOL’s 80th Ordinary Congress, this proposal aims to commemorate a century of World Cup history uniquely. Domínguez emphasized that the centenary is a once-in-a-lifetime event, asserting the significance of
As the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) prepares for the upcoming 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup co-hosted by the United States, it finds itself at a crossroads—an intersection of opportunity and formidable challenges. Commissioner Jessica Berman’s recent statement indicates that the league will not halt its activities during this monumental global sporting event. This decision
The conversation surrounding the potential expansion of the men’s World Cup to 64 teams has sparked intense debate among soccer’s governing bodies, revealing fractures in the sport’s politics. UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin did not hold back his criticism, labeling the proposal as “a bad idea.” His remarks, made during a news conference following UEFA’s annual