Major League Soccer (MLS) has experienced a tumultuous journey since its inception three decades ago, navigating various highs and lows, particularly in the international arena. Its track record in global competitions offers little in the way of reassurance, with only three continental titles claimed by MLS teams: D.C. United, LA Galaxy, and the Seattle Sounders.
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Inter Miami’s co-owner, Jorge Mas, has ignited a critical discussion in American soccer regarding the need for Major League Soccer (MLS) to realign with the international soccer calendar. As soccer continues to grow in popularity across the United States, aligning MLS with the global zeitgeist is not just a tactical move; it’s essential for the
As the world of football gears up for the monumental 2026 FIFA World Cup, the anticipation is overshadowed by serious concerns around the quality of playing surfaces in the United States. After last summer’s Copa América, which some viewed as a precursor to the World Cup, players and spectators alike were left unsettled by reports
Xabi Alonso’s ascent to the managerial helm of Real Madrid marks a pivotal moment for the illustrious club. With expectations soaring high, as evidenced by President Florentino Pérez’s fervent commitment to the upcoming Club World Cup, Alonso finds himself at the nexus of ambition and responsibility. His inaugural training session, characterized by a skeletal lineup
The ongoing dialogue between Major League Soccer (MLS) and the MLS Players Association (MLSPA) over compensation structures for the prestigious Club World Cup prizes has surfaced significant underlying tensions. At the heart of this contention is the Seattle Sounders FC, whose players vocally protested at Lumen Field, calling attention to their grievances through provocative slogans
In a dazzling display of football mastery, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has etched its name in football history by clinching the prestigious UEFA Champions League title. The 5-0 demolition of Inter Milan in Munich not only earned them their first Champions League trophy but also solidified their position as a powerhouse in European football. Under the
In a disheartening twist for Real Madrid, emerging talent Endrick is facing a two-month hiatus due to a hamstring injury. The news, confirmed by sources to ESPN, highlights the challenges the team is grappling with as they gear up for the prestigious Club World Cup. Endrick’s injury not only sidelines the promising forward but also
On May 31, the stakes could not be higher as Los Angeles FC (LAFC) prepares to host Club América in a critical playoff match to qualify for the prestigious Club World Cup. This encounter, set to unfold at the iconic BMO Stadium, marks a decisive moment for both clubs, propelling them into the international spotlight.
In an astounding turn of events, Real Madrid is intensifying its pursuit of Trent Alexander-Arnold, the Liverpool right-back poised to become a key figure in the team’s future. The urgency surrounding this potential move stems from Madrid’s ambition to quickly incorporate Alexander-Arnold into their scheme for the upcoming Club World Cup. With rumors of his
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora recently voiced a truth that resonates deeply within the sporting world: the demands placed on athletes today are staggering, whether in baseball or soccer. With a newfound admiration cultivated during his visit to Anfield for a match between Liverpool and Manchester City in 2019, Cora has gained insights into