A few months ago, we were introduced to the League of Ireland’s oldest club, Athlone Town AFC. What we saw there was a proud institution in a fragile, precarious state.Financial pressures, declining attendances, and an alienated town that should have been this club's greatest ...

For Boca fans, supporting their club begins far before kickoff, and this unique tradition showcases community far beyond the game

There are people who make football culture.And then there are those who are football culture—no need to brand it, no need to explain.vvvvvitesse is one of the most quietly influential figures in the global game right now. Their presence isn’t about content or campaigns. It’s a...

The heritage, history, and beauty of football was and continues to be built by immigrants. We urge all clubs, footballers, and especially FIFA and all footballing governing bodies to stand up and ensure the safety of everyone attending the Club World Cup and CONCACAF Gold Cup ...

On May 21st and 22nd, Where is Football attended the Football For The Goals Forum for World Football Day at the United Nations, as a member and as a storytelling partner for the initiative.

There’s a kind of football storytelling that doesn’t just follow the game—it follows the people.That’s what Peter Erdahl has built with Ftblito.A former player with a sharp eye and a global outlook, Peter has worked at one of football’s most influential brands—Nike—and now fin...

Joseph O’Sullivan (@footballtravelman) is a football creative and teacher who has been traveling the world experiencing football culture. Recently, a longer stay in Brazil uncovered an amazing community phenomenon, Várzea football. The word 'Várzea' refers to the geographical ...

Danny Navarro (@TravelFutbolFan) has emerged as one of the leading authorities in global football helping fans around the world plan and stay updated with everything you need to know related to the upcoming 2026 World Cup. From cost-saving advice to being prepared to purchase ...

Meet the creative collective bridging the gap between music, football, and design