Germans keep faith in Bernd Neuendorf for another presidential term
March 28 – Bernd Neuendorf will retain his presidency of the German FA (DFB) after he gained the backing from both the professional and amateur clubs.
SIGA and Brazil’s Federal Anti-Corruption Authority (CGU) combine for integrity platform
March 28 – SIGA Latin America has signed what it says is a landmark Technical Cooperation Agreement with Brazil’s Office of the Comptroller General (Controladoria-Geral da União – CGU) the highest federal authority responsible for promoting transparency, auditing public accounts, enforcing internal control mechanisms, and combating corruption across Brazil.
CBS commits to Open Cup and live broadcast of all matches
March 28 – The unfairly maligned U.S. Open Cup has just received a major shot in the arm with the announcement that CBS Sports and U.S. Soccer have reached a multi-year, multimedia rights agreement for the exclusive English-language rights through 2026.
PSG owner seeking to add Málaga to portfolio
March 27 – Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), the majority shareholder of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), could soon acquire Spanish Second Division club Málaga.
Chelsea fans demand Premier League action over co-owner’s ‘conflict of interest’
March 27 – Chelsea’s fan base is in uproar after revelations that club co-owner Todd Boehly (pictured) holds a significant stake in Vivid Seats, a ticket resale platform that lists Premier League tickets at vastly inflated prices, including those for the London side’s own matches.
Atlético boost cyber threat battle with Google Cloud partnership
March 27 – Atlético de Madrid have secured a major tech ally in their fight against evolving cyber threats by announcing Google Cloud as their official cybersecurity partner.
German Bundesliga secures Eastern European broadcast deal through Infront
March 27 – The German Bundesliga has bolstered its presence in Eastern Europe with a fresh wave of media rights agreements spanning nine countries, further cementing its global reach ahead of the 2025-26 season.
Second-half blitz sees Arsenal through to Women’s Champions League semi-finals
March 27 – Arsenal secured a spot in the last four of the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) with an outstanding 3-0 win against Real Madrid on Wednesday night to wipe out a 2-0 first-leg deficit.
CIES Football Observatory study highlights differing officiating approaches across the globe
March 27 – The latest study from the CIES Football Observatory has highlighted major differences in refereeing trends across the top 63 leagues worldwide, exposing significant contrasts between continents in how officials enforce discipline.
FIFA break the bank for Club World Cup with up to $125m for winners
March 27 – This summer in the USA the rich will get richer after FIFA announced the prize money at stake for the inaugural Club World Cup. The winners will potentially earn up to $125million, making it the most financially rewarding month in club football.
CSKA Sofia sign partnership with football data analysis firm Driblab
March 27 – Bulgaria’s CSKA Sofia have signed a partnership agreement with Driblab, a global leader in football data analysis, to integrate advanced technology into their scouting and performance processes.
New name, same team for city of Boston in NWSL
March 27 – Five months ago, the city of Boston proudly announced the name of the newest expansion team in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), calling them “BOS Nation FC.” That lasted roughly 24 hours and now, after much discussion, the team’s new name “Boston Legacy Football Club” has been unveiled.
England captain Kane wants a voice over international scheduling
March 27 – England captain Harry Kane (pictured), who recently scored his 71st international goal for his country, has said that players are not listened to or consulted with over scheduling concerns.
ACL injury rules Davies out of rest of season, hitting Bayern and Canada
March 27 – Alphonso Davies’s (pictured) season is over after the Bayern Munich and Canadian talisman tore his cruciate ligament during his country’s 2-1 win over the United States in last week’s CONCACAF Nations League third-place game.
Asia 2026 qualifiers go down to the wire with four slots open going into last two group rounds
March 27 – The Road to 2026 Asian Qualifiers are going down to the wire with two match days left in June to qualify four more teams for the World Cup next year.
Round 3 of AFC qualifying has seen 18 teams in three groups of six with each nation playing each other home away over the 10 match schedule. The top two teams in each group qualify direct to World Cup 2026 and after eight rounds of matches,