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Nigeria's Football Federation exposed a forged FIFA letter claiming the country faced suspension, just as officials met with FIFA in Switzerland to plan positive reforms. Instead of threats, FIFA is working with Nigeria to strengthen its football system.
Mexico just claimed victory in the inaugural FIFA eContinental Championship, defeating Costa Rica in a thrilling mobile gaming final that showcased the region's rising esports talent. The historic win earned them a spot at the upcoming FIFAe Finals.
Thousands of pizza sellers, drink vendors, and wing stand workers are getting official FIFA accreditation to work at Mexico's World Cup stadiums. Behind every cold beer and hot taco at this summer's games will be a FIFA-approved vendor who went through background checks and hours-long waits to serve fans.
Morocco's youth football development program has impressed FIFA so much that the organization plans to replicate it across Africa. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation earned the recognition after two FIFA inspection visits revealed exceptional training methods and infrastructure.
Starting this September, every women's team in FIFA tournaments must have at least one female head coach or assistant coach on staff. The groundbreaking rule tackles a persistent problem: despite explosive growth in women's soccer, female coaches remain shockingly rare on the sidelines.
Football stars past and present are speaking out against FIFA's current leadership, calling for players and fans to have a real voice in how the beautiful game is run. The movement represents a rare moment of unity across the sport's biggest names.
FIFA just unveiled a groundbreaking health program built on science designed specifically for female soccer players. After decades of training women using research developed for men, the sport's governing body is finally filling the knowledge gap.
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FIFA and the Board of Peace announced a partnership to rebuild Gaza through football, investing $75 million in pitches, leagues, and jobs for a community ready to heal. The plan includes 50 mini-pitches, a professional academy, and a 20,000-seat stadium.
FIFA is partnering with the Board of Peace to rebuild Gaza through football, investing $75 million in pitches, an academy, and a 20,000-seat stadium. The project aims to create jobs and engage youth while supporting reconstruction efforts.
FIFA stands firm on inclusivity, permitting LGBTQ+ flags at all 2026 World Cup matches including a Seattle game during Pride weekend. The decision marks a shift from the 2022 tournament's restrictive approach.
Afghan women footballers can now compete in official international matches after FIFA changed its rules, creating a path to the World Cup and Olympics. The historic decision allows players who fled Taliban rule to represent their country on the world stage.
Afghan women footballers forced to flee the Taliban can now compete officially as their country's national team, thanks to a historic FIFA rule change. It's a powerful victory for athletes who refused to let their dreams be silenced.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino withdrew controversial plans to sell stakes in World Cup competitions to private investors after facing unified opposition from football federations worldwide. The stunning reversal shows that when the global football community speaks with one voice, it can protect the sport's integrity.
FIFA has officially recognized Morocco's transformation from underdogs to world football powerhouse ahead of their 2026 World Cup clash with Brazil. The Atlas Lions have earned respect through results, including their historic 2022 semifinal run and their first-ever victory over Brazil in 2023.
Soccer's biggest stars will get more chances to play in crucial World Cup matches thanks to a new rule change. FIFA is wiping yellow card records twice during the tournament to keep players on the field when it matters most.
Soccer's global governing body is pushing for a game-changing requirement that could give thousands of young players their shot at the big leagues. FIFA wants every professional team to have at least one homegrown player under 21 on the field at all times.
For the second straight World Cup, women will referee on soccer's biggest stage, with FIFA selecting six female officials among 52 total referees. The 2026 tournament in North America will be the largest ever, featuring 48 teams and 104 matches.
Professional footballers are calling on FIFA to strengthen heat safety measures for this summer's World Cup, where 14 of 16 stadiums could hit dangerous temperatures. Norway's Morten Thorsby leads the charge, arguing that protecting players also protects the sport itself.
Hundreds of Iranian soccer fans filled SoFi Stadium with pre-revolutionary flags, peacefully protesting both FIFA's ban and their home regime. Despite security attempts to enforce the prohibition, the stands turned into a sea of symbolic resistance during Monday's match.
Women's club football just hit a major milestone with FIFA announcing a record-breaking $2.3 million prize for the first-ever Women's Champions Cup winner. The historic tournament kicks off this week in London with six elite teams competing for the biggest payout in women's club history.
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