FIFA to amend Article 27 of Disciplinary Code
FIFA has decided to amend Article 27 of its Disciplinary Code after Belgium sought clarification over Balogun's eligibility in a World Cup match.

FIFA has decided to amend Article 27 of its Disciplinary Code after Belgium sought clarification over Balogun's eligibility in a World Cup match.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino returned to Morocco for the opening of the Under-17 Women’s World Cup and praised the country’s football passion.

FIFA announced a $6.35 billion Surplus Solidarity Programme in Zurich and said the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal had been permanently withdrawn.


Frenkie de Jong said he kept playing at the World Cup after being told he could continue, while GOAL reported he now has full clearance at Barcelona.

Vincent Kompany said Bayern Munich's debate around Jonas Urbig and Manuel Neuer is “good for us” before Saturday's home game against RB Leipzig.

Nielsen said U.S. soccer fandom increased after the 2026 World Cup, while MLS viewership rose among younger audiences on Fox and FS1.
