
The soccer world, for the most part, has been united in its rejection of FIFA president Gianni Infantino's controversial proposed plan
The 55 UEFA members are in favor of the boycott as a tense situation continues to unfold
The Rossoneri's iconic defender was regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of the game
The two legendary figures of the game were announced as in charge of the Italian national team moving forward
Here's what to know about the controversial proposal that raises questions about the future of the World Cup
Chaos continues to reign in Italian soccer with both Paolo Maldini and Leonardo stepping down just 17 days after taking charge
The former Real Madrid head coach was appointed as the new French national team manager
Here's what to know about the world of soccer for Friday
Manager Luis de la Fuente prioritized tactical chemistry over star power to guide La Roja to another global title
The German was appointed by the DFB after another World Cup disappointment, looking to get the national team back to their best
Here are the games to watch in the soccer world on Wednesday
Expect big things from Morocco, the Netherlands and Norway the next time the tournament comes around, but for now, Spain and France are the teams to beat
Here's what to know about the world of soccer for Monday
The two sides will meet on Sunday for the most awaited soccer game in years, but who has the edge?
The final is set for Sunday, also featuring a halftime show for the first time
Francesco Porzio is a soccer journalist. In 2025, he co-authored an investigative feature on the infiltration of the Italian mafia into Milan's football supporters, which was published on the front page of The Washington Post. He covers Serie A and European soccer on a daily basis and co-hosts a podcast with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, regularly appearing across Romano's digital platforms. Born and based in Milan, Italy, he previously spent several years working in Germany as Senior Editor for OneFootball and graduated from John Cabot University in Rome. He believes that one "who knows only about football, knows nothing about football."