FIFA World Cup

In the realm of sports, the influence of coaching cannot be overstated. Recently, Mark Bullingham, the chief executive of the Football Association, has acknowledged the notable similarities between Sarina Wiegman, the highly successful coach of the England women’s team, and Thomas Tuchel, who has recently taken the helm of the men’s national squad. Both coaches
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In a significant shift for English football, newly appointed head coach Thomas Tuchel has made it explicitly clear: the ultimate goal is to clinch the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This ambitious declaration comes on the heels of England’s historic struggles to secure major international trophies, with frustrations stemming from their near successes over the past
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The landscape of professional football is facing a transformative moment, largely driven by mounting concerns around player welfare and an increasingly congested global calendar. At the heart of this discussion is a recent antitrust lawsuit filed against FIFA, which has prompted major stakeholders in the football world, including Don Garber, the president of Major League
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In a bold move that could redefine the balance of power in international football, European leagues and the global players’ union, FIFPRO, have united to challenge FIFA’s authority over the global football calendar. On Monday, representatives from these organizations filed an antitrust lawsuit against FIFA at the European Commission in Brussels, igniting a heated debate
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In the world of football, extended tenures for national team coaches have become increasingly rare, reflecting the high stakes and pressures associated with international competitions. Among the few exceptions is Hajime Moriyasu, who has been steering Japan’s national football team since 2018. In the current landscape, where only seven of the 32 coaches from the
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