Adidas has struggled with the end of the Yeezy product line and inventory management issues in North America but appears to be having some success with new products in basketball and with its "terrace ...

There are some familiar names on Toronto FC's roster for the Generation Adidas Cup, the elite youth tournament featuring MLS academies and clubs from around the world. Kervon Kerr, brother of ...

There are some familiar names on Toronto FC’s roster for the Generation Adidas Cup, the elite youth tournament featuring MLS academies and clubs from around the world. Kervon Kerr, brother of ...

Not only is Philly a host city in the World Cup next summer, but a new tournament called the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is coming to the city in just a few months. Philadelphia will host eight total ...

Asuncion (AFP) – The head of South American football's governing body CONMEBOL called on FIFA to expand the 2030 World Cup to 64 nations on Thursday in a one-off gesture as the tournament ...

As Annie Barrett, Vice President of Marketing for adidas Originals, put it, the brand is shifting from celebrating cultural legacy to inspiring future ones. “We gave the world an Original ...

The head of South American football's governing body CONMEBOL called on FIFA to expand the 2030 World Cup to 64 nations on Thursday in a one-off gesture as the tournament celebrates its 100th ...

The 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier is set to commence on Wednesday, April 9, in Lahore. The 10-day tournament will be competed between six teams, including the host, Pakistan. While the ...

Overall World Cup skiing champion Federica Brignone was discharged from the hospital on Tuesday, five days after breaking multiple bones in her left leg in a giant slalom crash and undergoing surgery.

Pierluigi Collina has said supporters will get a "new experience" at this summer's FIFA Club World Cup with footage from the referee's body camera available to broadcasters during matches.

It’s called the FIFA Club World Cup, and it will be played by “the 32 best teams in the world.” That quote comes from Gianni Infantino, FIFA’s president, who flew into Charlotte Monday ...