FIFA’s recent announcement regarding the 2030 World Cup signifies a monumental moment in the history of football, as the tournament is set to unfold across six nations in a groundbreaking multi-continent event.
The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has designated Stephen Constantine, an English professional football coach, as the national team’s head coach.
Shortly after their wedding, 23-year-old Afridi shared their wedding moments with wife Ansha Shahid.
Saudi Pro League superstar Neymar is set to make his debut in the Asian Champions League, representing Al-Hilal, last season’s runners-up.
Lionel Messi scored a spectacular goal and secured his first trophy in North American soccer as Inter Miami defeated Nashville on penalties (10-9) after the final ended 1-1 in regular time.
The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) is diligently preparing Jinnah Stadium in Islamabad to serve as the hosting ground for a pivotal FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier match against Cambodia.
Maria Khan, the captain of Pakistan’s women’s football team, has been the first Pakistani football player to be signed by a Saudi club, with the Saudi Women’s Premier League’s Eastern Flames announcing her signing.
In a thrilling match against Solo FK, Pakistan displayed their determination after conceding an early goal. The turning point came with Tufail Shinwari’s stunning free-kick that revived hopes for the Pakistani team.
Javed Afridi, the owner of Peshawar Zalmi, has extended his backing to Pakistan football for hosting the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers 2026 against Cambodia.
UEFA has announced that Juventus has been disqualified from participating in the 2023/24 Europa Conference League due to violations of financial fair play rules. The Italian club has also been fined 20 million euros, with half of that amount suspended.
The Muhammadan Football Ground in Landhi, Karachi, which once resonated with the cheers of football fans, now stands in ruins due to years of neglect and mismanagement. The historic venue has been transformed into a wedding hall, reflecting the authorities’ indifference towards its preservation. The local economy has also suffered, with once thriving sports-related shops closing down, affecting the vibrant sports culture of the area.
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has issued an apology for an “inappropriate” question posed by one of its reporters to the captain of the Morocco women’s national team during a media conference ahead of their Women’s World Cup opener against Germany.
