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FIFA Approves 48-Team Women’s World Cup Starting in 2031

The expansion, aimed at boosting global representation and investment in women’s football, awaits formal ratification at the upcoming FIFA Congress.

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Global Football Leaders Push Back on Proposal for 64-Team 2030 World Cup

CONMEBOL Proposes 64-Team Expansion for 2030 World Cup Centennial

MLS Advances Study of European-Style Season Calendar

CAS Rules in Favor of Brann in 'UEFA Mafia' Free Speech Case

Spain's Sports Council Confirms Dani Olmo and Pau Victor Can Play for Barcelona

UK Confirmed as Sole Bidder to Host 2035 Women’s World Cup

Swiss Appeals Court Acquits Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini in FIFA Corruption Case

Ednaldo Rodrigues Secures Unanimous Re-Election as CBF President Through 2030

USL to Introduce Promotion and Relegation in Historic Shift for U.S. Soccer

Patrice Motsepe Re-Elected as CAF President, Samuel Eto'o Joins Executive Committee

Goalkeepers to Face Corners for Time-Wasting Under New Rule

FIFA President Infantino Defends Saudi Arabia's 2034 World Cup Hosting Decision

UEFA Bans Former Premier League Referee David Coote Until 2026

Chung Mong-gyu Secures Fourth Term as South Korean Football Chief Despite Controversy

Premier League Delays New Financial Rules, Retains Profitability Limits for Next Season

FIFA Suspends Football Federations of Congo Republic and Pakistan

Spain's Supreme Court Overturns RFEF Chief's Malfeasance Conviction

National League Pushes for Third Promotion Spot to English Football League

Norwegian Clubs Push to Abandon VAR in Domestic Football