Blogs about football

Today we’re bringing you a very special collection. Adidas is launching this exclusive set featuring all the World Cup match footballs.

Yesterday, the Portuguese Football League unveiled the new official ball for Portugal's top professional competitions. It is called the Puma Orbita Liga Portugal.

Football is football, right? Although some inexperienced people may think that this is the case, we are sorry to tell you that there are many forms of football and not all of them are as similar as some people think. Indoor football is one of these cases and we’d like to share with you the greatest difference between indoor football shoes and regular football boots.

Heads up! adidas has just unveiled the official ball for the World Cup final.

The best players in the world are not only the best because of their skill with their feet or how important they have been at a given moment. They are the best because they have left their mark on the club based on their character and strength, setting records that only players of this calibre can achieve. Today, five players who have scored five goals in a single football match are visiting the Fútbol Emotion Fitting Room.

At last, the European Women's Football Championship is ready to kick off this summer, and we have a new special ball for the event. Let's find out all the details. 

Today we are here to prepare for one of the biggest events in Spanish football. The King's Cup final is coming up on the 23rd of April, and we will see whether Betis or Valencia will take home the title.

One of the most exciting football competitions in the world has already begun. Its authenticity, the passion with which fans live every moment, and the emerging talent alongside the established talent participating make this tournament a great showcase for top international clubs.

The Spanish brand SP Fútbol presents its new professional-grade footballs. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Atlas and Valor.

With his two goals in yesterday’s match against the Republic of Ireland in the qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Cristiano Ronaldo has become the all-time leading goalscorer for national teams.

Last Monday, adidas unveiled the official match ball for the semi-finals and final of this major European football tournament. Today, we’re going to take a closer look at the new adidas Uniforia Finale Ball.

There are just 10 days to go until the kick-off of the next Euro. This edition will be somewhat different from usual, partly due to the ongoing pandemic that many of us are still experiencing, and partly because it will be the first time the tournament is not being held in a single country, but across several cities in different European nations.

With just a few days to go before the start of the upcoming European Championship, there’s nothing better today than to focus on one of the elements that brings the most joy to this type of competition and which, in recent years, has become practically indispensable. Today we’ll be talking about the official mascots of the EUROs,

The European Championship is one of the most historic competitions in world football. At present, it is second only to the World Cup in terms of international prominence. With the opening match of Euro 2021 just around the corner, today we’re going to look at the 10 strangest facts about this competition that you probably didn’t know.

The biggest move of this transfer window did not take place on the pitch, or at least not within the offices of one of the world’s top clubs. This deal was struck by Puma to finalise what everyone had already been expecting: signing a contract with Brazilian star Neymar, thereby consolidating its position in the world of football as one of the fastest-growing brands with the strongest presence on social media. 

With the two goals he scored yesterday against Sweden, Cristiano Ronaldo has surpassed the 100-goal mark for the Portuguese national team. As well as edging ever closer to the all-time record of 110 international goals, set by Ali Daei, he has become the first European footballer to reach this milestone. A new historic milestone in the already extraordinary career of the Portugal captain.

Fábio Silva’s transfer from FC Porto to Wolverhampton has been one of the big stories of the weekend. The move has caused a huge stir on social media worldwide and in the world of sports journalism. The young Portuguese talent has brought €40 million into the Portuguese club’s coffers, and in England he is already being compared to Cristiano Ronaldo.

Juventus have won Serie A, the Italian league; they are now a real force to be reckoned with in Italy. We can only congratulate Sarri’s lads, who have managed to win a truly tough championship, with excellent teams competing alongside the ‘Vecchia Signora’.

The new season of the Italian league, Serie A, is just around the corner, and obviously a new ball was needed. That’s exactly what we’re going to talk about today: the new Serie A ball for the 2020–2021 season.

The new Nike Flight ball has caused a huge stir; not only in the football world, but also in fashion and current affairs magazines, as well as general interest and sports newspapers, which have all reported on the launch of this ball. To find out a little more about the secrets behind this ball, we had the privilege of chatting to and interviewing one of the people responsible for getting this ball rolling; Kieran Ronan, the project lead, tells us all about what goes on behind the scenes.

In today’s post, we’ll be talking a bit about everything that’s been happening in the world of football over the last few days – matches, transfer deals and lots of other news.

Our beloved Serie A is finally back. The matchday isn’t over yet, but in the meantime, let’s take a look at the results so far.

Last night saw one of the strangest finals in living memory – a final unlike any other, which ended with Napoli being crowned champions on penalties. Let’s analyse it together.

Today we’re taking a step back from football merchandise, though not from the game itself, and we’re going to take a look at the current situation.

The now defunct European Cup Winners’ Cup was a European football competition organised and recognised by UEFA, which was held without interruption between the 1960/61 and 1998/99 seasons. Today we’ll explore the history of a competition that came to be more important than the current Europa League, for example.