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Brazil’s all time top goalscorer is eyeing a fourth World Cup appearance.

FIFA have increased the total prize money by 50%.

FIFA revealed that a select number of seats will be available for $60.

There have already been 20 million ticket requests for next summer’s tournament.

Ismaël Koné has found his best form at Sassuolo, while Alphonso Davies returned to Bayern Munich’s matchday squad.

Jude Bellingham’s starting place at the World Cup could be under threat.

There are an array of individual prizes on offer at the Best FIFA Football Awards ceremony.

There was a timely return to action for Antonee Robinson.

FIFA’s estimate of total revenue from ticket sales has risen drastically.

The Mexico national team won’t play any World Cup games at one of the country’s three host cities.

U.S. Soccer has had years to plan out every aspect of the tournament for the USMNT players and staff.

Some of the World Cup’s most stunning results have sparked trauma among nations.

There have been plenty of great soccer defenders over the years, but who takes the crown as the best-ever?

Applying through official football associations is still significantly cheaper than going through FIFA’s resale platform.

An official investigation into the FIFA Peace Prize award has also been requested.

The United States is gearing up for a tourism boom next summer.

Three El Tri players have suffered long-term injuries in the past six months.

Physical and verbal confrontations are all too common between players and their managers.

It was another stellar week for leading light Christian Pulisic.

FIFA’s divisive resale platform has reared its ugly head once again.