FIFA

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.

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Why is the World Cup third-place play-off still being played when virtually nobody wants it?

The reasons are largely financial, but the national teams involved are not particularly concerned.

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Infantino on hydration breaks: purely sporting decision

“No additional revenue, commercial agreements signed well in advance,” FIFA president says.

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The razr FIFA World Cup 26, more than just a smartphone, among the things these World Cups will leave behind

Motorola’s new device, inspired by FIFA and the year’s most anticipated competition, a true collector’s item.

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FIFA Expand World Cup Pre-Match Anthems to Include Entire Matchday Squads

“This new procedure,” FIFA president Gianni Infantino said, “will create a moment of unity, pride and emotion shared by every player and everyone inside the stadium.”

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Nike’s “Rip the Script” campaign is centered on football at its most instinctive, creative and unfiltered

Mbappé, Haaland and Cristiano Ronaldo headline a Nike campaign that brings together today’s stars and the brand’s legends in a celebration of instinct and creative freedom on the pitch.

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adidas Turns the World Cup Trophy Into the Centrepiece of Its “Road to Glory” 2026 Pack

The pack features the new F50, Predator and COPA, each finished in Solar Red and detailed with subtle references to football’s most coveted trophy.

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Technology has simplified the lives of referees, and is making football more spectacular: an interview with Pierluigi Collina

The president of FIFA's Refereeing Committee talks about his career, his role, and how it has changed over time. And about the 2026 World Cup, in which Lenovo and artificial intelligence will revolutionise the way matches are officiated, the way the most controversial incidents are resolved.

by Alfonso Fasano

The mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, started negotiating with FIFA and in the end obtained 1,000 tickets at 50 dollars for the World Cup matches

The subsidised-price tickets will be assigned through a lottery to the city's residents, and will concern the matches that will be played in nearby New Jersey.

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The FIFA secretary said he had had “a constructive meeting with Iran’s Football Federation,” and that he is looking forward to welcoming them to the World Cup

Mehdi Taj, president of the Tehran Federation, also confirmed the positive outcome of this meeting.

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Several studies have shown that the scorching heat at the World Cup will pose very serious risks to players’ health

Very high temperatures and humidity have already led to the introduction of a hydration break halfway through each half. But that may not be enough to prevent illness.

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FIFA has initiated the procedure to require all clubs worldwide to field a player Under 20 or Under 21 raised in their own youth academy.

It would be a groundbreaking revolution for football, as it would force clubs to completely change their planning.

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