In a bid to protect fans from potential scams, FIFA has taken a commendable step by urging supporters to refrain from purchasing tickets for the 2026 World Cup from unauthorized ticketing websites. This precaution follows inquiries from the media, highlighting growing concerns regarding speculative ticket offerings on secondary markets in both the United States and
Mexico – MEX
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
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, FIFA has taken steps to ensure that the playing surfaces for the tournament are of the highest quality. This comes after the Copa América earlier this summer faced criticism over shaky pitches, leading to concerns about the upcoming World Cup. With 48 teams set to play across 16 cities
After a second bid from Nottingham Forest was turned down by Mexico striker Santiago Giménez, it has been confirmed that he will be remaining at Feyenoord. Despite weeks of negotiations with Forest, Giménez made the personal decision to reject the Premier League side. This news comes as a blow to Nottingham Forest, who were hoping
Former U.S. men’s national team manager Jurgen Klinsmann recently expressed his views on Mexican players being too comfortable in the domestic Liga MX. He believes that the players should look towards Europe for opportunities to enhance their skills and benefit both themselves and the Mexican national team. Klinsmann mentioned that the Mexican players may feel
The transfer saga of U.S.-born Mexico international, Julián Araujo, from Barcelona to English Premier League side Bournemouth is nearing its conclusion. The 22-year-old, despite being unable to secure a place in Barcelona’s first team for the upcoming season, is on the verge of making a move to the EPL. Barcelona has indicated their willingness to
Javier Aguirre, a seasoned coach with previous experience leading Mexico’s men’s national team through World Cup qualifiers, has once again stepped in to rescue El Tri. With his appointment confirmed in a press conference last week, Aguirre’s return marks a new era for the team. Alongside him stands Rafa Marquez, a Mexican soccer legend who
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