World Soccer - July 2023

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2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup
Preview and stars to watch.

2023 Women’s World Cup countdown
Spotlight on Sam Kerr, Alex Morgan and Christine Sinclair.

Jim HOLDEN: AT THE HEART OF THE GAME

Written in the stars: Napoli's stunning Scudetto

3 mins

Barcelona

The departure of legendary captain Sergio Busquets spells the end of an era for the Spanish champions

4 mins

Budafoki

A team of former prodigies inspire second-tier club to stunning cup run

3 mins

Burnley

It’s not just the impressive immediate promotion from the Championship – just 320 days after relegation from the Premier League – that caught the eye for Vincent Kompany’s Burnley side. It’s the way the Burnley side

2 mins

Rakow Czestochowa

Polish underdogs complete remarkable rise by winning the league title

3 mins

UEC

A new organisation to represent the clubs outside of Europe's elite

2 mins

The rise and rise of Larne FC

He may not be a Hollywood A-lister, but Kenny Bruce is a star in the eyes of followers of Larne Football Club. In the same way that actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are transforming the fortunes of Wrexham in Wales, Bruce has put Larne FC firmly on the footballing map in Northern Ireland and beyond

5 mins

The godfather of penalties

World Soccer takes a trip to Prague to chat to the man behind football's most famous penalty

6 mins

Minnows no longer

Why Luxembourg are dreaming of a first major international tournament

5 mins

ONE NIGHT IN VIENNA

How Manchester City won their first and, at the time of writing, only - European silverware: the 1970 European Cup Winners' Cup -

6 mins

United States chaos hands advantage to World Cup co-hosts

Canada and Mexico can take advantage of USA's off-field issues at the 17th CONCACAF Gold Cup

4 mins

Underdogs and lightweights

From Caribbean minnows to former World Cup qualifiers, 12 teams will play-off for the three remaining places at the 2023 Gold Cup

3 mins

NEW FACES

John Duerden, Martin del Palacio Langer and Jamie Evans profile some of the new international managers recently appointed around the globe

6 mins

FRANKLY SUPERB

Thomas Frank is showing that his Brentford side are no one-season wonders

8 mins

"Everyone wants football to grow"

Ahead of their participation at the Island Games, Greenland's head coach discusses the team's pursuit of more football

5 mins

"There's still a gap between the top nations but it's slowly closing"

The head coach of the South Africa women's team assesses her country's chances ahead of the upcoming World Cup in Australia and New Zealand

4 mins

Homecoming queen

Starring at a World Cup on home soil is the perfect opportunity for Sam Kerr to crown herself the queen of the women's game

3 mins

Comeback kid

Alex Morgan has returned to the United States Women's national team set-up just in time for her fourth World Cup

3 mins

Unstoppable force

Even at the age of 40, Canada's talismanic captain and all-time record scorer remains as determined as ever to deliver success

3 mins

UEFA Nations League finals

Third edition of the competition's finals set to take place in the Netherlands

3 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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* It's a great source of inspiration for finding new teams and players to follow.