Franz Beckenbauer, German Football Legend, Dies at 78
Franz Beckenbauer, the iconic German footballer and manager, died at 78. He captained West Germany to the 1974 World Cup...
Day: February 13, 2025
France’s World Cup Advert Challenges Gender Stereotypes with a Twist.
France's Women's World Cup advertisement, produced by Orange, features the women's team in a surprising twist. It initially showcases male...
Kylian Mbappé Makes Light of Injury with Comedic Mask Suggestions
After fracturing his nose in a Euro 2024 match, Kylian Mbappé humorously asked fans on X for mask ideas. He...
French Football Suspends Official Amid Racial Quota Allegations
Francois Blaquart of the French Football Federation has been suspended over allegations of proposing a racial quota limiting representation of...
Mbappé Asks for Mask Ideas After Injury, Sparks Hilarious Responses
Kylian Mbappé requested mask ideas on social media following a nose fracture during Euro 2024. The response included humorous suggestions...
Orange’s Advertisement Celebrates Women’s Football with a Bold Twist
Orange has released a new advertisement featuring the French women's football team ahead of the World Cup. Initially seeming to...
FFF Suspends Director Over Allegations of Racial Quota in Youth Football
Francois Blaquart, the FFF's national technical director, was suspended over allegations of a secret racial quota limiting black and Arab...
French Football Federation Suspends Official Amid Racial Quota Allegations
The FFF suspended national technical director Francois Blaquart following allegations of a racial quota for youth players. Reports suggest a...
Brett Gosper: Driving Flag Football’s Olympic Inclusion and NFL Expansion
Brett Gosper, an NFL executive with a strong advertising background, played a crucial role in getting flag football included in...
Mbappé Asks Fans for Mask Ideas Following Injury, Sparks Humor and Controversy
Kylian Mbappé, after suffering a fractured nose in a Euro 2024 match, humorously sought mask suggestions from fans on X,...
