January 23, 2025. Out now: World Soccer February 2025. by Jamie Evans

Dec 20, 2024 · In this issue… It’s that time of year again: World Soccer awards season, when we recognise the players, teams and coaches that defined 2024. A big thank you to our panel of experts who voted in this year’s awards. This year, there was an undeniable theme to the award winners and the contenders – although […]

Oct 24, 2024 · EYEWITNESS 32 England Football club fan friendships FEATURES 28 Special Report Sudan’s Civil War 38 Player biography Nico Williams 46 6 Of The Best Same family, different countries 50 Eye on MCOS A-League new boys Auckland FC 54 Spotlight Indonesia’s World Cup dreams 68 League Focus Iran. INTERVIEWS 58 Saudi Arabia Pro League CEO Omar Mugharbel 62 Face to Face Lee Bowyer, Montserrat manager

January 10, 2025. Out now: 2024 World Soccer Annual. The 2024 World Soccer Annual is available to buy now. by Jamie Evans

Nov 22, 2024 · In this issue… It’s not every day that the FA appoints a new England manager, and far less a German one, so Thomas Tuchel draws much of our attention for this issue. So too does the Copa Libertadores, as South American football expert Tim Vickery assesses this year’s finalists ahead of the showdown in Buenos […]

Jan 23, 2025 · In this issue… Welcome to the first World Soccer of 2025. This issue is focused on the future, with our global network of football experts picking 50 of the best young talents on the planet. Remember the names – you’ll be hearing them again. Indeed, many of them may well be in action at the […]

Jul 5, 2024 · December 20, 2024. Out now: World Soccer January 2025. by Jamie Evans

Jun 11, 2024 · Henry Winter will write a monthly column for World Soccer Magazine, starting with the August 2024 edition. Voted the Footballer Writer of the Year by the Football Supporters’ Association in 2023, Henry has previously served as football correspondent for The Independent, The Telegraph and The Times. He will inherit the Voice of Football column, previously […]

Sep 9, 2020 · Stadium Name: Estadio da Luz Location: Lisbon, Portugal Team: Benfica Built: 2003 Capacity: 64,642 Built on the site of the old 120,000-capacity stadium of the same name, the new Estadio da Luz hosted its second Champions League final on August 23.

January 10, 2025. Out now: 2024 World Soccer Annual. The 2024 World Soccer Annual is available to buy now. by Jamie Evans