The Latest Breaking News from Soccer

A company well-known for its soccer non-fungible tokens and gamification is headed to Major League Baseball.

The name “FIFA” can bring to mind images of the World Cup and soccer’s greatest players

After working together for close to three decades, EA and FIFA have ended their partnership.

For the past 30 years, soccer fans and gamers have been able to buy an Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) FIFA soccer game. Next year, that will change.

The news brings an end to a nearly 30-year relationship between the company and soccer’s international governing body.

A trial involving a social media dispute between two soccer spouses has opened in London

The Eagles’ trade for Brown shows how much front offices have changed their valuation of wide receivers. Plus, business of European soccer vs. the NFL.

Mark Noble is to pull on an England shirt for Soccer Aid next month as part of the Three Lions side that takes on a Rest of the World XI in the charity fixture at the London Stadium.

Elys Game Technology Corp (NASDAQ:ELYS) has entered into retail distribution agreements to deploy its Virtual Generation Limited (VG) virtual sports wagering and amusement products throughout Italy. The agreement is expected to place VG products in approximately 5,000 retail locations operated by both the company's Multigioco subsidiary and other licensed operators. The move would…