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Donald Trump Doubles Down On His Role in Folarin Balogun's Red Card Reversal

Trump doubled down on his role in Balogun’s red-card reversal, saying he was “forced to call Gianni” Infantino and “wage a complaint” after the U.S. forward’s suspension. He praised FIFA’s ruling as another “great decision,” arguing there was “no controversy” because the USMNT lost with its best player on the pitch and critics could not claim they were short-handed.

By Nischay Rathore

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U.S. Soccer Eyes Pay-To-Play Overhaul After World Cup Exit

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U.S. Soccer Eyes Pay-To-Play Overhaul After World Cup Exit

U.S. Soccer is exploring a youth-system overhaul after the USMNT’s Round of 16 World Cup exit, targeting the pay-to-play model. COO Dan Helfrich said the goal is not to make the current setup affordable, but create a “new system” that is “highly affordable.” Arsene Wenger warned poorer players lack access, making reform a long-term fix for the game.

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Donald Trump Slams Thomas Tuchel’s Tactics After England's Semifinal Exit

Trump questioned Tuchel’s approach after England’s World Cup semifinal exit, saying Kane is England’s “best player” but was put “on defense” after they led. “What do I know about soccer and coaching?!” he added. England ultimately lost 2-1 as Argentina completed the comeback, progressed to face Spain in Sunday’s final, and left England facing another painful inquest.

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NFL Players Kickstart #WorthTheCost Campaign For Permanent Grass Fields

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NFL Players Kickstart #WorthTheCost Campaign For Permanent Grass Fields

Dozens of NFL players, including Caleb Williams and OT Laremy Tunsil, renewed calls for permanent grass fields after NFL stadiums installed grass for the FIFA World Cup. “If stadiums can make grass work for the World Cup, they can make it work for NFL players. We're #WorthTheCost,” Tunsil wrote. Linebacker Zaire Franklin added, “The cost of doing nothing is paid for by players' bodies.”


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Aymeric Laporte Says Argentina Physicality Depends On Referee Control

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Aymeric Laporte Says Argentina Physicality Depends On Referee Control

Laporte said he is “not at all worried” about Argentina’s aggression if referees control it, but claimed recent matches showed surprising fouls going unpunished. He said Argentina leave “a lot of marks” and warned unchecked physicality could make the World Cup final chaotic, insisting Spain have stayed fair and must avoid reckless fouls while trusting officials closely.

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Mohamed Salah Agent Ramy Abbas Denies Besiktas Agreement Reports

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Mohamed Salah Agent Ramy Abbas Denies Besiktas Agreement Reports

Abbas denied reports that Salah had reached a one-year Besiktas agreement, writing, “I personally do not know where Mohamed will play next season. What does that tell you?” The denial came about two hours after verbal-agreement claims spread online. Abbas added that Salah’s next club remains unresolved, though his future may be known “very soon” after Liverpool exit.

By Tanish Chachra

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