With over 96 players from across the globe battling for supremacy, the competition promises drama, redemption, and defining moments, and the African contingent has already delivered a few.

Nigeria’s Quadri Aruna and Egypt’s Dina Meshref, Omar Assar, and Hana Goda all failed to make it past the group stage.

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The New Zealand veteran's first international goal effectively punched the ticket for 2026. Now the All Whites are thinking ...

FC Barcelona could be invited to the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup to take place in USA after Club León's suspension, offering a surprise shot at €100M and global glory ...

Mohamed Salah signed a new contract with Liverpool until 2027, but the forward will still be unavailable for a number of ...

Mohamed Salah has signed a new contract with Liverpool, but that won't prevent a familiar problem from rearing its head in ...

Visa issue sidelines BelloQuadri Aruna returns to the global spotlight in Macao as Nigeria’s only hope at the 2025 ITTF World Cup, facing Benin Republic’s Abdel-Kader Salifou today (Monday) at the ...

Newcastle's list of targets has been well publicised. They have scouted Brentford's goalscoring star Bryan Mbeumo, exciting ...

Four clubs have nosed ahead in contention for promotion from the Motsepe Foundation Championship - Durban City are heading ...

Football kasala for Uganda don tey- for di 1980s local games bin dey cause stone throwing and fight fight between rival fans.

Despite Mohamed Salah penning a fresh two-year deal with Liverpool, extending his stay at Anfield until 2027, Arne Slot will ...