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The trophy that went to Argentina's Diego Maradona for being named the best player of the 1986 World Cup will be sold to the highest bidder next month. The award, which was once reported stolen, will be sold by Aguttes Auction House in France on June ...

United States youth international Keyrol Figueroa has signed a professional contract with Liverpool, the Premier League club said Tuesday.

Real Madrid has won its record-extending 36th Spanish league title after securing an insurmountable 13-point lead over second-place Girona with four games remaining.

Bayern Munich left back Raphael Guerreiro was injured early in the team's Bundesliga game at Stuttgart on Saturday, a blow for the Bavarian powerhouse ahead of its Champions League semifinal at Real Madrid.

Manchester City forward Phil Foden has been voted Footballer of the Year in England.

Children of the late soccer star Diego Maradona have asked a court in Argentina to authorize the transfer of his body from the private cemetery where he is buried to a mausoleum under construction in Buenos Aires to allow fans from around the world ...

Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali was given a suspended two-month ban for breaching betting rules, the English Football Association said on Thursday.

Reims coach Will Still is leaving with three French league games left to play.

Retired U.S. women's soccer star Carli Lloyd and her husband are expecting their first child in October.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have given an insight into their long-term ambitions for Welsh soccer team Wrexham, which they hope could eventually see the capacity of its Racecourse Ground stadium increase massively to 55,000.