FIFA World Cup 2026

In Canada, football has overtaken hockey for the first time as the most popular sport among young people

The boys, especially the second-generation Canadians or those living abroad, are driving this change. Now what is missing is a great result from the National team.

by Redazione Undici

Valencia’s Oceanogràfic, Europe’s largest marine park, names a grey shark Ferran Torres

The tribute goes beyond the goal that decided the World Cup final: the PSG and Spain striker is a Valencian himself and has already worked with the aquarium in his hometown.

by Redazione Undici

World Cup matches streamed live on TikTok have attracted 465 million views

A figure that reveals much about the future of football and the way fans will experience the game.

by Redazione Undici

MLS Is Betting Big on the World Cup, but Markets Remain Unconvinced

Growth has been steady but slow, suggesting that franchise valuations may have run ahead of the numbers.

by Redazione Undici

Pau Cubarsí was one of the defining figures of Spain’s World Cup triumph — the numbers confirm his impact (at just 19 years old)

A centre-back this young had never made such an impact in a game of this magnitude. A leader at the heart of a legendary defence.

by Redazione Undici

Lamine Yamal was not at his best at the World Cup, but Spain won and his brand is set to become a giant

No player has ever won the World Cup so early, especially in an era when football revenues have grown tenfold.

by Redazione Undici

Luis de la Fuente’s conviction and patience, the low-profile coach who took Spain back to the top of world football

The World Cup-winning manager faced scepticism, not least because his appointment appeared to be a conservative choice. Instead, he has built an outstanding national team, modern yet deeply rooted in his tactical and cultural identity.

by Redazione Undici

The World Cup was won by the team that deserved it most (and Spain’s model cannot be replicated)

The triumph and dominance over Argentina, after a World Cup they controlled from start to finish, are the result of work that has been underway for decades. A process the Spaniards always believed in, despite the setbacks.

by Alfonso Fasano

I celebrated winning the World Cup with a glass of wine and a cigarette alongside Gaetano Scirea: an interview with Dino Zoff

The former Italy captain recalls Italy’s unforgettable 1982 World Cup run, Bearzot’s paternal leadership and the joy he shared with a special friend.

by Leonardo Micheli

Michael Olise has become one of the best footballers in the world, yet he has no boot sponsorship deal

The Frenchman is a true character: he regularly deletes his Instagram posts and has chosen to give up a significant amount of money in order to keep the freedom to wear whichever boots he wants.

by Redazione Undici

The Argentina-Spain World Cup final will have the highest ticket prices of any sporting event in American history

To see Messi face Yamal live, some fans are willing to spend a year’s salary.

by Redazione Undici

For the first time in football history, members of the World Cup-winning national team will receive a commemorative ring, like those awarded in American sports

FIFA has created another official product linked to the World Cup.

by Redazione Undici