Diego Forlan Named Uruguay Head Coach After World Cup Group-Stage Exit
Uruguay appoint 2010 World Cup Golden Ball winner Diego Forlan as interim national team coach, replacing Marcelo Bielsa after back-to-back group-stage failures at the World Cup.
Uruguay appoint 2010 World Cup Golden Ball winner Diego Forlan as interim national team coach, replacing Marcelo Bielsa after back-to-back group-stage failures at the World Cup.
Paolo Maldini and Leonardo have walked away from newly created Federation posts after president Giovanni Malago blocked Andrea Pirlo's appointment as Italy coach, leaving the Azzurri's technical project in limbo.
Thousands of fans greeted Argentina's World Cup squad near Buenos Aires after a 1-0 final loss to Spain, even as captain Lionel Messi was absent from the visible arrival and shared his grief online.
suggest Pep Guardiola has emerged as a serious candidate to coach Italy amid a sweeping FIGC rebuild led by Giovanni Malagò, Paolo Maldini, and Leonardo — though economic hurdles and the Catalan's desire for rest could complicate the move.
Didier Deschamps accepted full responsibility for France's disastrous opening 45 minutes in the World Cup third-place playoff, even as Les Bleus fought back late in his 185th and final match in charge.
Uruguay has appointed World Cup icon Diego Forlan as interim national team manager following Marcelo Bielsa's resignation after a disappointing group-stage exit.
Lionel Messi's last ten outings for Inter Miami and Argentina show elite, repeatable match impact — a case study in how aging superstars sustain franchise and national-team ROI across different competitive environments.
Zlatko Dalić has left the Croatia national team following a Round of 32 defeat to Portugal at World Cup 2026, closing an era that delivered three major medals and national coaching records.
Norway arrive at their first World Cup quarter-final carrying tournament fever and Erling Haaland's seven goals, but flu-like symptoms in camp add uncertainty before a Miami showdown with England.
Belgium confirmed that midfielder Amadou Onana tore his anterior cruciate ligament during the Round of 16 win over the United States, ruling him out of the remainder of the World Cup while he stays with the squad through the Spain quarter-final.
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