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Netherlands defender Matthijs de Ligt will miss the World Cup after deciding “surgery was the only option left” to finally resolve a back issue that has kept him out for six months. The 26-year-old Manchester United man made a strong start to what quickly turned into a nightmare campaign, having bee
The coach has set the record straight.
Belgium's so-called 'Golden Generation' is all but over. Some will have one more chance at World Cup glory in 2026, though.
Just days before the World Cup squad announcement, Neymar’s name has gained momentum with Carlo Ancelotti.According to journalist Pedro Ivo Almeida of ESPN, his recent run of matches has “slightly...
England midfielder Declan Rice expects to be "hated one minute and loved the next" when his country try to win the World Cup for the first time in 60 years.One minute you're going to be hated, one minute you're going to be loved.
In a bold new advertising campaign, the government in the Mexican state of Nuevo León is extending a spirited invitation to South Korea fans: Come home to Monterrey for the World Cup. In the bustling municipalities of Apodaca and Pesquería, which hug the borders of Monterrey, South Korean industry
Matthijs de Ligt will miss the Netherlands' World Cup campaign after undergoing back surgery to address an injury that has kept him out since November."Matthijs de Ligt has undergone successful surgery to address a back injury," United said in a statement on Friday.
Folarin Balogun (24) is heading into the FIFA World Cup with plenty of confidence thanks to a strong season at AS Monaco. The USMNT forward has netted 19 goals in 42 appearances in all competitions. H...
Who’s getting on the train? Who’s staying on the platform?This carousel lists all the national teams that have unveiled their squads for the 2026 World Cup.This Friday, Ivory Coast, Belgium, and J...