Football
US trains for World Cup at new $250 million, 200-acre, 19-field complex Pochettino says agent spoke with AC Milan, others Girona coach Míchel Sánchez leaves after relegation Brazil star Neymar injured and unlikely to be fit for first game at World Cup Ballon d'Or awards for 2026 moves from Paris to London
Barcelona close to signing England forward Anthony Gordon
Gio Reyna and Joe Scally bring a close bond to US World Cup roster
Scotland coach Steve Clarke extends contract to 2030 World Cup
Aguirre's early Mexico camp revives a 1986-style grind for World Cup push
New York and New Jersey are investigating FIFA's ticket practices
NEW YORK (AP) – FIFA is under fresh scrutiny for sky-high World Cup ticket prices and sales tactics that fans say left them with worse deals than they wanted.