The Spanish national team has officially announced its 26-man roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The most striking aspect is the absence of any Real Madrid player in the La Roja lineup.

Spain, ranked second in the world, has revealed its 26-man roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, inadvertently setting a new record. With Real Madrid defender Heysen omitted, the "world's top club" has no representatives on the squad, marking the first time in Spanish World Cup history that no Real Madrid player has been included.

Coach Park Hang Seo's return to coaching is drawing significant attention from Thai media. The fact that the strategist, who achieved success with the Vietnam national team, has agreed to lead a club in Thai League 2 is seen as an unexpected move ahead of the 2026/27 season.

From his familiar intense image on the sidelines, Coach Park Hang Seo was unexpectedly portrayed by Thai media in a version that made many fans laugh joyfully, after he agreed to lead Kanchanaburi in Thai League 2.

A 2-0 victory over Dong A Thanh Hoa officially crowned Cong An Ha Noi as the V-League 2025/26 champions three rounds early, but the "police team" is not stopping there, as they stand on the brink of shattering multiple historical records.

Though the 2026 World Cup has yet to begin, fans in both Vietnam and Australia are already paying close attention as Hanoi FC manager Harry Kewell has joined the commentary team of a major broadcaster in the land down under.

Xuan Son is currently enduring a frustrating goal drought while the Vietnam national team is preparing for the 2026 AFF Cup.

Former Vietnam national team assistant Lee Jung Soo will serve as deputy to coach Park Hang Seo and continue his association with Kanchanaburi.

Ho Tan Tai received a straight red card for stepping on overseas Vietnamese player Karim Tran Phi Long, resulting in him missing the remainder of the 2025/26 V.League season and putting Becamex TP HCM in a perilous position in the relegation battle.

For the first time since UEFA renamed the European Cup to the Champions League in the 1992/93 season, both AC Milan and Juventus have failed to qualify for the same campaign.