FIFA has unveiled the three World Cup 2026 mascots for the upcoming tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada.Each mascot highlights one of the host nations – Clutch the Bald Eagle for the

The long-rumored clash between World Cup champions Argentina and Mexico is now set, according to the AFA president.

The 2026 World Cup takes place next summer and will see a record number of teams from across the globe battling it out to be crowned world champions. Here's everything we know so far about next summer's tournament.

FIFA pulled back the curtain on its three official mascots for the 2026 World Cup, which will be staged across Canada, Mexico and the United States.

One of Spain’s 2010 world champions has backed Mexico to challenge for the trophy next year, when El Tri will be a co-host.

Guillermo Ochoa's AEL Limassol debut ended in disaster, as the Mexican goalkeeper conceded five goals in a heavy 5-0 loss to Omonia on Monday. The setback capped a turbulent summer in which Ochoa served as a Gold Cup backup and saw a move to Spanish side Burgos collapse before landing in Cyprus to chase regular minutes.

This could be the last chance to see Lionel Messi in an Argentina jersey on U.S. soil, with farewell matches planned in Miami and Chicago. Organizers are preparing a series of high-profile friendlies for the Argentina national team as part of its build-up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Arsenal youth goalkeeper Alexei Rojas is with the Colombia u20s this month ahead of the u20 World Cup, which kicks off on September 27th. Colombia have been playing friendly matches in the build-up to the tournament, and Rojas was given a chance to start in a friendly against Mexico on Tuesday.