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Soccer
11 entries · The global stars and tournaments, from the World Cup to the top leagues.
Players
6
Teams
3
Seasons & Records
1
Explainers
1
NBA
43
NFL
32
MLB
19
Soccer
11
WNBA
8
NHL
8
College
8
WWE
4
Players
6
Player
Christian Pulisic
Christian Pulisic is the AC Milan forward and the face of U.S. soccer, from Dortmund and Chelsea to Serie A and the 2026 World Cup on home soil.
Player
Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo is football's all-time leading scorer, with 979 career goals, 146 for Portugal, five Ballon d'Ors and a Saudi Pro League title.
Player
Erling Haaland
Player
Jude Bellingham
Player
Kylian Mbappé
Player
Lionel Messi
Teams
3
Team
Argentina National Team
Argentina's national soccer team has won three World Cups — 1978, 1986 and 2022 — and a record 16 Copa Américas, led by all-time great Lionel Messi.
Team
Manchester City
Manchester City FC: the complete history of the club, from its 1880 origins through the Guardiola dynasty, the 2023 treble and the Haaland era.
Team
Real Madrid
Real Madrid, Spain's most decorated club, holds record 36 La Liga and 15 European Cup titles, from the Di Stéfano dynasty to the Mbappé and Mourinho era.
Seasons & Records
1
Season
2026 FIFA World Cup
Spain beat Argentina 1-0 to win the first 48-team FIFA World Cup, hosted across the US, Canada and Mexico in 2026, for its second world title.
Explainers
1
Explainer
The Offside Rule (Soccer)
Offside in soccer, explained: under Law 11 a player is offside if ahead of the ball and the second-last defender when a teammate plays the ball.
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