Before the semifinals, Brazil’s football team faced a huge setback. FIFA has suspended Marta for two matches following her red card during the women’s soccer tournament group stage at the Paris Olympics. This decision affects her…
FIFA has claimed that they are willing to talk with the European Leagues and player unions, including FIFPRO, in order to avoid a lawsuit regarding the official soccer calendar. FIFPRO, the global soccer players union, revealed in June…
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup has received unprecedented support from over 140 countries. The development was confirmed by the president of the Saudi Football Federation (SAFF), Yasser Al-Misehal during…
Head coach of the Nigeria Women's U-29 WNT, Christopher Danjuma is confident in his team's ability to surpass previous records as they prepare to kick off their World Cup campaign against Germany next month.
It is reported that matches involving the national teams of Argentina and Uruguay will be played on June 8-9 with the championship moving to Europe and Africa on June 13-14
FIFA says it is happy to discuss the football calendar with the bodies threatening legal action. Last week the European Leagues, which represents 39 leagues in 33 countries, and global
News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, News Ghana, https://newsghana.com.gh/fifa-president-commends-ghana-fas-utilization-of-fifa-forward-programme/FIFA President Gianni Infantino lauded the Ghana Football Association (GFA)…
In a massive boost for Ghana Football, FIFA President Gianni Infantino held a historic meeting with President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku at the FIFA Offices in Paris, France.This meeting was at the behest of the FIFA President who had…
In a massive boost for Ghana Football, FIFA President Gianni Infantino held a historic meeting with President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku at the FIFA Offices in Paris, France.
FIFA offered talks with global groups of soccer leagues and player unions to end a three-month deadlock after they threatened legal action over adding to the packed competitions calendar.
The Premier League and the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) are leading a group of unions and leagues set to sue FIFA over the growing international match calendar.
FIFA offered talks with global groups of soccer leagues and player unions to end a three-month deadlock after they threatened legal action over adding to the packed competitions calendar.