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Sold Out: FIFA Happy To Play Politics When It Suits

By politicsofsport

June 20, 2025

Courtesy of The Athletic, commentary on how FIFA is happy to play politics when it suits their end goals: Timothy Weah sounded like someone who felt he had been ambushed. “It was all a surprise to me, [...]

NWSL’s Black Women’s Player Collective Doubles Down In Support of Black Players on Juneteenth and Beyond

By politicsofsport

June 19, 2025

Courtesy of The Athletic, a look at how - as others go silent - the NWSL's Black Women's Player Collective is doubling down over supporting Black players on Juneteenth and beyond: In its fifth year, the Black Women’s [...]

How Sokito Built The Most Sustainable Soccer Cleat

By politicsofsport

June 5, 2025

Via Forbes, a report on Sokito's efforts to develop a sustainable soccer cleat: The international soccer industry discards roughly 12.5 million cleats per year. It’s one of soccer’s many sustainability issues, [...]

From Football Fields to Classrooms: How FC Barcelona Is Reentering the Political Fray

By politicsofsport

June 5, 2025

Via GZero, a look at how - from football fields to classrooms - FC Barcelona is reentering the political fray: If there’s a mention of FC Barcelona’s youth soccer system, fans of the Blaugrana will think straight to La [...]

FC Mother Brings Soccer And Science Together To Improve Maternal Care

By admin

May 12, 2025

Via Forbes, a look at an initiative to harnessing the power of 5 billion football fans across 4,500 football clubs to distribute world class science and healing solutions to our mothers, families, and [...]

Saudi Arabia at the Gold Cup? The Latest in the Kingdom’s Soft Power Campaign

By admin

May 10, 2025

Via The Guardian, a look at how Saudi Arabia’s participation in the Gold Cup isn’t just about football. It’s a calculated strategy rooted in geopolitical maneuvering and influence management. The Gold Cup is merely the [...]

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