Professional Soccer

The Canadian side Vancouver Whitecaps has made history by reaching the 2025 CONCACAF Champions Cup Final, stunning Inter Miami along the way.

A new chapter is being written at FC Barcelona that echoes the brilliance of its golden past while setting the tone for a thrilling future.

The United Soccer League (USL) is shaking up the American soccer landscape with a groundbreaking plan to introduce a new first-division league that could transform the game in the United States.

Spain is not just a country that loves soccer; it is a nation that breathes, lives, and thrives on the sport. From the narrow streets of Barcelona to the grand Santiago Bernabéu stadium, football is a way of life, deeply intertwined with Spanish culture, history, and identity.

Soccer in the U.S. has evolved from a niche sport to a cultural phenomenon, and with it, the landscape of its fan base has undergone a dramatic transformation.

U.S. soccer academies are no longer just a pipeline for college teams—they're becoming a launchpad for world-class talent.

The Spanish League, known as La Liga, is more than just a football competition; it is a global powerhouse that has shaped the modern game and continues to captivate millions worldwide.

In professional soccer, the rights and protections of players have transformed dramatically, shaping the modern game into a more equitable and secure profession.

Women’s soccer is experiencing a revolution, and the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) is at the forefront of this transformation with groundbreaking policies that will reshape the sport for years to come.

The debate over the Superliga continues to shake the foundations of European soccer, with Spain’s biggest clubs at the center of the storm.