FIFA to allow close-season signings to play in Club World Cup
Teams taking part in the new Club World Cup in June-July next year will be allowed to replace players during the tournament if the transfer window in their country is open at the time, world soccer's governing body FIFA said on Thursday.
FIFA has issued a warning to fans ahead of the 2026 World Cup, urging them to avoid purchasing tickets from “unofficial ...
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente is concerned by reports that the country could be stripped of its 2030 World Cup hosting rights ...
Manchester City have been subjected to significant changes to their transfer window rules as a result of their participation ...
FIFA has confirmed the 12 stadiums that will stage the inaugural Club World Cup in the United States next summer. The ...
Inter Miami coach Gerardo Martino confirmed FIFA has not selected the additional MLS participant for the 2025 Club World Cup ...
The FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup™ will soon arrive in the Dominican Republic for a colourful 2024 edition. The Caribbean ...
Pep Guardiola believes the Premier League should postpone Manchester City's start to the 2025/26 season but fears his ...
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The FIFA Council met on Thursday at the governing body's headquarters in Zurich to address a wide range of topics, including ...
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