An NFL personnel executive broke down new Eagles cornerback Riq Woolen's strengths and weaknesses. The All-22 tape backed it ...

ZURICH — FIFA will pay $2.3 million in prize money to the club that wins the first Women’s Champions Cup at Arsenal’s stadium next week. The total fund detailed on Friday by FIFA will share $3.9 ...

FIFA announces inaugural Women’s Club World Cup, set for January 5-30, 2028. Sixteen teams will compete; qualified clubs include Arsenal, Gotham FC, ASFAR, Wuhan Jianghan, and Corinthians. FIFA ...

FIFA has pressured multiple European football clubs to pay outstanding transfer fees to Russia, despite international sanctions and banking restrictions, according to an investigation by Follow the ...

Nov 21 (Reuters) - The FIFA Disciplinary Committee expelled Atletico San Cristobal from the top-flight Dominican Football League (LDF) on Friday for alleged match manipulation. In a statement, FIFA ...

ROME (AP) — After 17 years as the European Club Association, the network of hundreds of soccer teams is at peak influence over UEFA in shaping the Champions League – and what might come next for the ...

FIFA is set to distribute a record $355 million to clubs around the world as part of an expanded Club Benefits Program tied to the 2026 World Cup, football's world governing body announced on Tuesday.

Hundreds more soccer clubs will get shares of a $355 million FIFA fund from its multi-billion 2026 World Cup revenues for releasing players to men's national teams. FIFA said on Tuesday the program ...

Sept 16 (Reuters) - FIFA is set to distribute a record $355 million to clubs around the world as part of an expanded Club Benefits Programme (CBP) tied to the 2026 World Cup, soccer's world governing ...

© Omar VegaFIFA president Gianni Infantino. The €300 million (roughly $356 million) represents a more than 50% increase from the total FIFA distributed to clubs ...

FIFA is expanding its Club Benefits Programme (CBP) for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, aiming to recognise and reward a larger share of clubs than ever before for releasing players to represent their ...

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will go down as one of the most-watched sporting events of the year, with soccer's governing body on Tuesday announcing a global viewing audience of 2.7 billion people.