World Cup preparations dominate sports news as England names squad, Tunisia aims for knockout stage, and FIFA faces major ethics complaint ahead of tournament

Jude Bellingham receives England boost after being handed the coveted No. 10 shirt for World Cup, with the team training in Florida ahead of the tournament.

A 'Reboot FIFA' campaign launches a major complaint to FIFA's ethics committee, calling for an investigation into FIFA President Infantino ahead of the World Cup.

Tunisia targets World Cup history after storming through African qualifying without conceding a goal, with coach Sabri Lamouchi aiming to lead the Eagles of Carthage out of the group stage for the first time.

Marcus Rashford heads to the World Cup in transfer limbo despite proving his value at Barcelona, with his next move uncertain due to salary demands and competition from new signings.

Millwall publishes a first-of-its-kind 78-page 'Pride playbook' to help football clubs form stronger links with LGBTQ+ teams and extend inclusive football's reach.

France defender Ibrahima Konaté reveals personal struggles during a difficult year marked by the deaths of teammate Jota and his father, opening up about depression.

The NWSL is strategically planning growth during the men's World Cup, hoping to convert women viewers of the men's tournament into regular women's soccer fans this summer.

A Guardian opinion piece highlights how seven-a-side football tournaments bring back fun to the sport, arguing that modern football has become too serious.

Multiple goalkeeping records are examined, including Matvey Safonov's achievement of winning the Champions League final without making a single save.