As Lionel Messi sets his sights on the Copa América and possibly the 2026 World Cup, he reflects on his storied career, from international heartbreaks to World Cup glory, and his impactful transition to Major League Soccer with Inter Miami.
Colombian footballer Teófilo Gutiérrez faces a four-game suspension and fine for inappropriate behavior towards a female logistics staff member, sparking a broader conversation on respect and dignity.
Arizona Diamondbacks acquired Venezuelan third baseman Eugenio Suárez from the Seattle Mariners, adding significant power to their batting lineup.
In the heart of Lima's Rímac neighborhood, the echoes of footballing history reverberated as Brazilian coach Enderson Moreira stepped into the head coach role for Sporting Cristal, one of Peru's most iconic football clubs. With the 2024 Copa Libertadores and the Peruvian Liga 1 looming, Moreira stood before fans, players, and the club's leadership, ready to embrace the challenges and opportunities ahead.
In just a matter of months, Fabián Ruiz has undergone a remarkable transformation from being a forgotten figure among Paris Saint-Germain's fans to becoming a pivotal player in the midfield, gaining significance and being entrusted with stepping up in the absence of Warren Zaïre-Emery.
Sammis Reyes, the Chilean former tight end for the Jacksonville Jaguars, announced his return to the NFL for the 2024 season, marking a remarkable comeback after retiring due to a concussion-related injury in August.
Brazilian football is at a crossroads, grappling with challenges on and off the pitch. Questions abound as the quest for World Cup glory continues, and the path forward remains uncertain.
In a gripping showdown during the sixth round of the South American World Cup 2026 qualifiers, Argentina made history by ending Brazil's long-standing unbeaten streak in home qualifiers. This historic clash, marred by stadium disturbances, saw Uruguay and Colombia continuing their ascent in the qualification rankings.
Colombia faces a new challenge this Tuesday: maintaining their impressive record against Paraguay as they continue their journey in the North American 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Meanwhile, Argentina is gearing up for their clash against Brazil.
The unexpected pursuit of former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea by Inter Miami, co-owned by David Beckham, has raised eyebrows and expectations in Major League Soccer (MLS).
In a stirring display of resilience, Luis Díaz leads Colombia to a 2-1 victory over Brazil, scoring both goals shortly after his father's harrowing ordeal.
Mariana Gutiérrez, director of the Liga MX Femenil, warns that Mexico's new pay equity law puts the future of women's soccer and the hosting of the 2026 Men's World Cup at risk.
In an unconventional move, Bromley FC of England's National League seeks a Football Manager 2024 gamer to join their coaching team, blending virtual and real-world football.
Joe Espada was officially announced as the new manager of the Houston Astros for the 2024 Major League season, a role he accepts with honor.
Palmeiras takes the lead in a hotly contested Brazilian football league, with Botafogo, Grêmio and surprise contender Bragantino close behind in the race.
Alianza Lima Football Club sparked controversy by turning off the stadium lights after the match, citing security for a hasty evacuation, amid public and legal scrutiny.
Bolivia's new coach Antonio Carlos Zago takes a bold step with a surprising selection of forwards for the World Cup qualifiers.
As climate change transforms landscapes, the closure of Chile's Exploradores glacier to hikers symbolizes the growing challenge adventure sports enthusiasts face, igniting a debate on the future of high-risk pursuits in a warming world.
The tragic end of Keishla Rodríguez's life led to two life sentences for Félix Verdejo, a former Puerto Rican boxer whose fall from grace has reverberated throughout the island. This sentencing marks a poignant moment in Puerto Rico's ongoing struggle with domestic violence and the pursuit of justice.
The dramatic final saw a mix of ecstasy and heartbreak as John Kennedy's decisive goal propelled the Brazilian side to glory, only for his celebrations to end with a red card, encapsulating the sheer passion and tumult of the tournament's climax.
