Javier Aguirre’s return to the helm of the Mexican national team marks the beginning of a new era in Mexican soccer. As he was unveiled as Mexico’s coach for the third time, Aguirre expressed his excitement and commitment to the long-term plan set in place for the team. With assistant Rafa Márquez poised to take
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Recently, FIFA made headlines by offering talks with global groups of soccer leagues and player unions in an attempt to resolve a three-month deadlock. The deadlock emerged after these groups threatened legal action against FIFA for unilaterally adding to an already packed competitions calendar. In a letter obtained by The Associated Press, FIFA expressed its
Saudi Arabia has recently revealed groundbreaking plans for the construction of 11 new stadiums as part of its bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. One of the most striking proposals is the construction of a stadium 350 meters above the ground in Neom, a futuristic city that is still in development. This innovative
Recently on the sidelines of the Paris Olympics, FIFA received formal bid books from leaders of seven member federations who are exclusive bidders for the World Cups of 2030 and 2034. The 2030 World Cup is unique in that it is set to be co-hosted by Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, with each
After leading Denmark to the semifinals of the 2021 Euros and the group stage of the 2022 World Cup, coach Kasper Hjulmand made the surprising decision to step down from his position. In his statement, Hjulmand expressed the need for new energy within the team following their elimination in the round of 16 at the
The chaos that unfolded at the Hard Rock Stadium during the Copa América final between Argentina and Colombia was a clear indication of the lack of adequate crowd control measures in place. The stadium authorities pointed fingers at CONMEBOL, stating that they followed security recommendations provided by the organizing body. However, the fact that ticketless
After Gareth Southgate’s resignation following the Euro 2024 final defeat, the English Football Association (FA) is now on the lookout for the next England manager. Southgate’s tenure, which included two Euros finals, one World Cup semifinal, and another quarterfinal, showcased a level of consistency not seen in England’s history. As the FA begins their search,
The recent incident at the Copa América semifinal between Uruguay and Colombia in Charlotte has raised concerns over the safety and security of major sporting events. The Uruguay forward Darwin Núñez entered the stands and brawled with supporters after his team’s defeat, prompting a formal investigation by CONMEBOL. This has led to questions about the
The Football Association (FA) has made it clear that they want Gareth Southgate to continue his role as England manager beyond the Euro 2024 final against Spain. Sources have revealed to ESPN that the FA is eager for Southgate to stay on regardless of the outcome of the match. This decision comes as Southgate’s current
United States Soccer has reportedly reached out to potential candidates to replace Gregg Berhalter, who was recently fired as manager. One of these candidates is former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp. However, it seems highly unlikely that Klopp will pursue further conversations with the U.S. Soccer officials. Klopp, who is 57 years old, has expressed his