Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Soccer Idaho Press FILE - Portugal World Cup soccer team player Cristiano Ronaldo controls a ball during a team training session in Magaliesburg, South Africa, Sunday, June 6, 2010. Cristiano Ronaldo has announced he is retiring from Portugalâs national…
Nov 3, 2026 | 4:15 AM EST Cristiano Ronaldo has spent much of his career refusing to come off the pitch. But even his former Portugal colleagues believe there were moments when the team needed him to make way. Ricardo Carvalho, who worked alongside…
On a sidewalk in the Crossroads Arts District, lines and waves of blue and orange ripple across the wavy metal walls of Brewery Emperial. SpraySeeMo mural group and art agency co-founder Ami Harrington points at the building full of color.
The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup didn’t just bring together 48 national teams, but also millions of fans and storylines that made it such a unique edition. As soccer looks to continue to grow in the United States, join host Mariana Bermudez…
Despite being the smallest FIFA World Cup host city of 2026, Kansas City received more visitors during the tournament than expected, although their spending fell short of predictions. “While the world watched Kansas City become the heart of the tournament, thousands…
Former Japan national team coach Takeshi Okada has resigned as vice-president of the Japan Football Association (JFA), citing disagreements with recent developments surrounding FIFA and the 2026 World Cup. The JFA announced Okada’s resignation on Wednesday, with the former coach explaining…
A deal to keep the Chicago Bears from moving to Indiana reportedly is closer than ever, with sources telling Crain's Chicago Business that lawmakers in Springfield could vote as soon as next month on legislation to help the team build…
TOKYO - The Japan Football Association announced Wednesday that Vice President Takeshi Okada, a former manager of the men's national team, has resigned before the end of his term. Sources familiar with the matter said the 70-year-old, who stepped down on…
The vice president of Japan’s football association quit on Wednesday saying the “series of responses” to controversies surrounding the World Cup did not align with his personal values. Takeshi Okada, who coached Japan at the World Cup in 1998 and again…
Oct 28: Former Japan coach Takeshi Okada has resigned as vice-president of the Japan Football Association, citing concerns over developments surrounding FIFA and the World Cup, the JFA said on Wednesday. Okada's resignation came a week after Asian Football Confederation (AFC)…
Guides to Arlington's World Cup stadium, transportation, and gameday logistics.
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