A magistrate in Paris has issued an international arrest warrant for former Asian Football Confederation (AFC) President Mohamed bin Hammam on suspicion of corruption in connection with Qatar’s successful bid for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Hosts of the 2026 men's FIFA World Cup have committed to tackling "collusive schemes related to the provision of goods and services" connected to the tournament.

Owners of the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles have reportedly threatened to pull out of hosting 2026 FIFA World Cup matches as part of a dispute over revenue distribution.

French authorities have indicted two more people allegedly involved in bribery linked to Qatar’s successful bid 13 years ago for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, it has been revealed.

Football Australia chief executive James Johnson has issued a plea for bigger venues to be used for the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane and upgrades to be made to help boost the country’s bid to stage the 2034 FIFA World Cup.

Saudi Arabia has abandoned its ambition to jointly host the 2030 World Cup and is now seeking European support for staging the 2034 tournament alone.

It all started with that Ronaldinho free-kick.

Two events in the past week or so have conspired to remind me of the time when I thought I was on the brink of answering one of sport's great unanswered questions.

Chinese dairy company Mengniu has extended its sponsorship of FIFA until 2030 following the success of the partnership at the Women’s World Cup currently taking place in Australia and New Zealand.

Adolf Scherer, who played a leading role for the Czechoslovakia team that contested the 1962 FIFA World Cup final in Chile against Brazil, has died aged 85.

Chile's Sports Minister Jaime Pizarro believes staging this year’s Pan American Games in Santiago will stand the country in good stead to "pass on our experience" as it aims to co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

The Spanish Olympic Committee (COE) has taken part in a meeting to discuss sustainability aspects of the country’s joint bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Portugal, Morocco and Ukraine.

FIFA has claimed that nearly 20,000 abusive social media posts aimed at players, coaches, and officials were sent during last year's World Cup in Qatar.

For the Middle Eastern sheikhs who have identified sport as a means of diversifying their investment funds away from relying on oil and helping improve their countries reputation, it has been quite the few days.