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2029 Club World Cup: Will there be more South American teams in the tournament?

The transition from a 32-team to a 48-team Club World Cup reflects FIFA's effort to internationalize the tournament and balance representation among different confederations. Until now, the competition was dominated by European clubs, particularly from Spain, England, and Italy, which garnered media attention and commercial revenue. With the expansion, confederations like CONMEBOL, CONCACAF, CAF, and AFC will gain more visibility, potentially leading to increased television contracts and sponsorships for their teams.

FIFA yields to European pressure and the Club World Cup will go from 32 to 48 clubs

The expansion of the Club World Cup to 48 teams was confirmed after negotiations between FIFA and UEFA, marking one of the most profound reforms in the recent history of club football.

Carlos Alcaraz came back and reached the semifinals of the Doha Open

Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz lost a set for the first time in the tournament and had to complete a comeback to overcome Russian Karen Khachanov in three sets (6-7(3), 6-4, and 6-3) to reach the semifinals of the Doha tournament for the first time.

Colombia National Team: Venue and date confirmed for farewell match before the World Cup

Just over three months before the start of the 2026 World Cup, the Colombian national team is already beginning to organize the final details of its preparation, both sporting and symbolic. In the last few hours, the traditional farewell match against their fans has been confirmed, an event that has become customary before each orbital event.

Real Cartagena: Dumek Turbay Responds to Bar Request After Disturbances

After more than 3 months of silence, following the vandalism that occurred inside and outside the Jaime Morón León stadium last November after a Real Cartagena match, members of Rebelión Auriverde spoke out via a video on social media.

Minnesota Director Spoke About James Rodriguez and Called Him "Selfish" for Thinking About the World Cup

The arrival of James Rodriguez in MLS continues to generate conversation in the football world. This time, it was the sporting director of Minnesota United himself who spoke frankly about the signing of the Colombian and his immediate impact on the club.

Borussia Dortmund signs a Brazilian gem, he is 17 years old

Borussia Dortmund, currently second in the German Bundesliga standings, announced this Thursday the signing of the 17-year-old Brazilian full-back Kaua Prates for next season.

Date and time of Lionel Messi's debut in MLS

Inter Miami begins the defense of its first MLS title this Saturday, won last December, in a year where the priority will be to win the Concacaf title, but in which the team will have to find solutions to the absences of Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets.

DIM will bring 8 youth players to face Llaneros in Villavicencio, when does it play and what time is the match?

DIM's main objective for the start of 2026 is to secure its place in an international tournament. On Tuesday, in Montevideo, the reds managed to...

These are the Antioquians preselected for the Basketball World Cup Qualifiers

Coach Tomás Díaz delivered the long list of preselected players for the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 Americas Qualifiers windows, in which Colombia must face Chile and Brazil as visitors...

James selfish? Minnesota United sporting director criticizes the Colombian, seeing him as a 'super substitute'

The arrival of James Rodríguez at Minnesota United has shaken up Major League Soccer (MLS), especially due to the controversy generated by the statements of Manny Lagos, the club's sporting director...

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He doesn't look his age. At 60 years old, he has better physical condition than any young person: strong and defined arms, the same chest, a flat abdomen. Romario always had immense talent. They said that when he wanted to, he could do whatever he wanted with the ball. That's why he scored over 700 goals in his professional career. In addition, he was a star at Vasco da Gama, PSV of the Netherlands, Barcelona, Flamengo, Valencia, Fluminense, Al-Sadd, Miami FC, and Adelaide FC. He was also part of the Brazil squad that won the 1994 World Cup.