Tribuna.com·1d agoHow Yesim approached the 2026 World Cup, and why they chose a sports mediaTribuna.com’s partnership with the eSIM service Yesim, in the words of their team
Justin Seghers·1d agoNetflix and the 2030 FIFA World CupWhy live sport is Netflix’s best bet on attention
WINNP·2d agoNepal Must Clear Two Hurdles to Reach the World CupDecember’s home play-off offers a route into the final qualifier, leaving another qualifying task between Nepal and the 2027 tournament.
Liz Bloomfield·2d agoThe Third-Place Playoff 🥉Even if you have zero interest in football (yes, soccer), you probably couldn’t escape the drama of the 2026 World Cup. For England fans…
AboutJapanFootball·4d agoThree Pathways and the Universities: Which Schools, Academies and Clubs Sent the Most Players to…Eight World Cup squads since 1998: Gamba Osaka Youth, Shimizu Higashi and Tsukuba top their lists, and no team has sent more than five.
AboutJapanFootball·5d ago49% in J1, 27% at the World Cup: Japan’s National Team Is Not Built Like Its LeagueHalf of J1’s Japanese players went through university. At the 2026 World Cup, only 27% did. Japan’s squad is not a scale model of J1.
Arvind Kumar·Oct 27Thirst for Profit: The Hidden Business Behind World Cup Water BreaksCan a simple sip of water be worth a quarter-billion dollars?
Abdeladim Elkhabouri·Oct 26From Wano to the 2026 World Cup: When the New Generation Rebels Against the LegendsIn history, no era lasts forever, no matter how powerful the figures who created it are. After every great generation comes a new…
This Sporting Planet·Oct 24Five-a-side: America’s US$2 Billion World Cup, Africa Goes Free-to-Air And India’s Women Find A…Five-a-side, week six. Five Sports Business stories from the past seven days.
