World Soccer Magazine - October 2023

In this issue

Hungary eyewitness
Reviving Honved, preserving Kispest.

Aitana Bonmati
Spotlight on Spain’s silky World Cup winner..

Infantino brought back down to earth

Luis Rubiales affair calls time on the best half-year of the FIFA boss' presidency

5 mins

KI Klaksvik

The first-ever team from the Faroe Islands to compete in the group stage of a European competition

3 mins

Santi Cazorla

The Spanish magician returns to his hometown club to finally fulfil a lifetime ambition

3 mins

Omer Atzili

The Israel international becomes the first Jewish Israeli player to join an Arab club

2 mins

Reviving Honved, preserving Kispest

HUNGARY eyewitness

6 mins

Football at the end of the world

ARGENTINA eyewitness

6 mins

MADE FOR MUNICH

Harry Kane has wasted no time in settling in at his new German home

8 mins

FLOATING ON AIR

After adding the World Cup to her vast collection of silverware, Barcelona and Spain midfielder Aitana Bonmati is untouchable

6 mins

MAKING OF A SUPERSTAR

From humble beginnings to playing for the best club side on the planet, Josko Gvardiol was always destined for the top

5 mins

'NO SUCH THING AS A FRIENDLY'

A landmark victory, a record-breaking teenager, and controversial substitutes - World Soccer turns the clock back 20 years to an infamous friendly between England and Australia

6 mins

"I love playing here and I've found a home"

After coming through the academy at Watford, Jonathan Bond arrived at LA Galaxy in January 2021 via Reading, West Brom and seven loan spells. A former England Under-21 international, the 30-year-old goalkeeper is now enjoying life in Major League Soccer

6 mins

"I will be thankful to Hungary until the end of my life"

Hungary's Italian coach discusses his adopted home, rejection in his birth country, and a possible future in England

6 mins

And then there were four

Brazilian clubs continue to dominate the Copa Libertadores, with three out of four teams making the 2023 tournament's semi-finals

3 mins

AFCON 2023 finalists confirmed

The final nine slots for January's tournament in the Ivory Coast have been filled amid earthquake tragedy

4 mins

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World Soccer Magazine Description:

World Soccer Magazine is an English-language football magazine, published by Kelsey Media. The magazine was established in 1960 and is the oldest continually published football magazine in the United Kingdom. It specialises in the international football scene. Its regular contributing writers include Brian Glanville, Keir Radnedge, Sid Lowe and Tim Vickery.

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* In-depth coverage of the international football scene
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* It's the oldest continually published football magazine in the UK.
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* It's a great source of inspiration for finding new teams and players to follow.