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
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When discussing the future of the United States men’s national soccer team, one cannot overlook the enigmatic figure of Mauricio Pochettino. Known for his transformative impact on Tottenham Hotspur, Pochettino is not just a name in football management but a legacy that still echoes within the famed walls of Spurs. Although he has charted a
Mexico’s legendary goalkeeper, Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa, at the age of 39, has set his sights on a record-breaking sixth World Cup appearance in 2026. His recent transfer to Portuguese Primeira Liga team AVS reflects his determination to increase his chances of being called up by the Mexican national team for this historic milestone. Despite Ochoa’s
Javier Aguirre, the 65-year-old coach, expressed his unwavering loyalty to Mexico as he was introduced as the coach for the national team for the third time. His commitment to his country was evident as he mentioned, “I can’t say no to my country, to my national team.” This statement shows his dedication and patriotism towards
The road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup for European nations is a complex and competitive one. With a total of 55 nations in the mix, the qualifying process will run from March to November 2025. However, due to Russia’s suspension following the invasion of Ukraine, only 54 nations will be vying for a spot