The New York Times – Sports:
Spain’s federation rejected the players’ demand to fire the coach, Jorge Vilda, and said the players must apologize as a condition of their return to the team.
Author: Tariq Panja
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Rainbow Armbands Are Flash Point for Qatar World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:
An effort by European soccer federations to highlight gay rights could force a collision between FIFA rules and social campaigns.
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Chile Loses Appeal Seeking Ecuador’s Place in World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:
A FIFA panel reaffirmed an earlier decision that dismissed Chile’s claim that its rival fielded an ineligible player.
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Former P.S.G. Player Aminata Diallo Re-Arrested in Attack Investigation
The New York Times – Sports:
Aminata Diallo, a former P.S.G. midfielder, was detained and then released last year after one of her teammates was assaulted by masked men. On Friday, the police took her back into custody.
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Kylian Mbappé on Champions League Dreams, P.S.G. Riches and Real Madrid’s Interest
The New York Times – Sports:
In a rare interview, the French soccer star discussed chasing the Champions League title, supplanting his teammate Lionel Messi as world player of the year and the possibility of a move to Real Madrid.
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AC Milan Sale: RedBird Capital Buys Team for $1.2 Billion
The New York Times – Sports:
Milan, a seven-time European champion, was acquired by RedBird Capital for $1.2 billion. The investment firm has ties to both the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox.
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P.S.G. President’s Roles Raise Conflict-of-Interest Concerns
The New York Times – Sports:
When the Paris St.-Germain president avoided punishment in a UEFA investigation, some worried that his power, and his friendships, were producing special treatment.
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Soccer’s Return to Ukraine Is Marred by Broken Contracts and Bad Faith
The New York Times – Sports:
European soccer offered support to Ukrainian teams when Russia invaded the country. Now, as rivals bargain shop in wartime, one top club says the sense of solidarity is gone.
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Soccer’s Return to Ukraine Is Marred by Broken Contracts and Bad Faith
The New York Times – Sports:
European soccer offered support to Ukrainian teams when Russia invaded the country. Now, as rivals bargain shop in wartime, one top club says the sense of solidarity is gone.