Daniel James thinks winter World Cup will increase fears of injuries in build-up
Wales forward Daniel James believes the timing of this year’s World Cup finals will increase players’ fears of missing the tournament through injury.
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'Hearts fans are not racist' - Isma Goncalves opens up on Tynecastle abuse and returning to Scottish football with Livingston
A player who has plied his trade in 11 countries and represented a 12th at international level, there is something that keeps luring Isma Goncalves back to Scottish football.
Boost for embattled Iraq football as host of Gulf Cup 2023
The 25th Gulf Cup that was scheduled to take place in December 2021 will be held in the Iraqi city of Basra in January 2023, the Arab Gulf Cup Football Federation announced on Thursday. The body voted unanimously to return the competition to the country for the first time since it was staged in Baghdad back in 1979.
Extra time given for bids to host soccer’s 2023 Asian Cup
KUALA LUMPUR: Countries wanting to replace China as host of soccer’s 2023 Asian Cup were given extra time to prepare a bid by the Asian Football Confederation on Tuesday. The AFC said it extended a deadline to July 15 from June 30 for member federations to show interest.
Hull City agree deal with European club for international forward
Hull City could be close to adding a striker to their ranks as they have agreed a fee with Danish outfit SønderjyskE for Haji Wright, vice-chairman Tan Kesler has told BBC Humberside Sport.
Will Vaulks hopes Sheffield Wednesday form can help him make Wales World Cup squad
Will Vaulks is hoping that his form for Sheffield Wednesday can win him a place back in the Wales squad for the 2022 World Cup finals. The Owls' new midfielder missed out on his country's play-off victory over Ukraine last month to get married.
Bale heading to MLS with LAFC move: Report
LOS ANGELES: Wales captain Gareth Bale is set to join Los Angeles FC following his departure from Real Madrid, reports in Britain and the US said on Saturday (Jun 25).
26-man World Cup squads are change for change's sake and won't help player welfare
Why don’t they all just stand on the sideline, drink Gatorade and help wingers to their feet when they tumble out of play?