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Sweden attracted a record number of viewers for their World Cup match against Tunisia, which took place at 4am. This enthusiasm reflects the team's strong start in the tournament.
Marco Silva (48) is about to leave Fulham for Benfica. According to British reports, talks have accelerated in recent days and an agreement is close. Fulham have offered the Portuguese a new contract, but it has not yet been signed.
The Italian Minister of Sports, Andrea Abodi, has responded to the opinion of the Board of Guarantee on the alleged unsuitability of Giovanni Malagò for the presidency of the FIGC, emphasizing that judgments must be respected.
Milan have made a formal offer to former Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner on a two-year contract as they look for a replacement for Massimiliano Allegri.
FIFA is responding to criticism over thousands of empty seats during the World Cup match between South Korea and the Czech Republic, despite their claim of almost 45,000 spectators in attendance.
The Iranian national football team has arrived in Los Angeles for the World Cup amid political tensions. Striker Mehdi Taremi spoke out about the disruptions undermining FIFA's message of peace. The team faced visa issues and a move from Mexico, and upon arrival they were met with protests from members of the Iranian diaspora. Despite these challenges, coach Amir Ghalenoi emphasized that they are focused on playing football and representing Iran.
Croatia draws level with England thanks to a goal from Martin Baturina, which was touched by Petar Sucic.
Lionel Messi has increased his number of goals at the World Cup to 15, one goal more than Kylian Mbappé and Gerd Müller.
Erling Haaland scored twice in Norway's 4-1 win over Iraq in their World Cup opener but played down claims he is the best goalscorer, pointing to the better figures of Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappe.
RKC Waalwijk has acquired Jesse van de Haar from FC Utrecht, with a contract until mid-2029, as a replacement for Tim van der Leij.
Cristiano Ronaldo, at the age of 41, will become the oldest player to start at a World Cup when he plays against the Democratic Republic of Congo.
