Inside World Football

Insideworldfootball started its journey in 2010, created by Dunsar Media Ltd, a company based in the UK that also runs the Insidethegames website. In January 2013, the platform was bought by Inside World Football AG, a company located in Switzerland, which then granted the rights to the name to Inside World Football Ltd. By March 2013, the website was given a fresh look, along with new writers and a broader range of content.

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Tebas brushes aside threat of suspension as Real Madrid and Barca hostilities escalate

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 23 – LaLiga president Javier Tebas has downplayed the threat of suspension following a formal complaint lodged by Real Madrid, as tensions between Spain’s league boss and his two biggest clubs continue to escalate.
‘You’re getting sacked in the morning’. 75% of top tier coaches fired within a year

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 23 – New research from the CIES Football Observatory has revealed a striking lack of managerial stability across world football, with exactly 75.3% of current top-flight head coaches having been in their role for less than a year. The study, which spans 65 leagues worldwide, highlights that only one in four coaches have held their position for a full season or more, with some of the world’s most high-profile competitions mirroring the global trend of short-term managerial tenures.
Eintracht Frankfurt open up talent pathway with Ghana’s Accra Lions

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 23 – Eintracht Frankfurt have taken a step into the African football talent market with a strategic partnership with Ghanaian side Accra Lions FC, beginning in June 2025. The agreement will allow the Bundesliga club to expand its international footprint while tapping into one of the most dynamic talent pipelines in West Africa.
Dortmund steps up push into Vietnam with Kobler regional renewal

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 23 – Borussia Dortmund have renewed their partnership with Vietnamese firm Kobler through the 2025/26 season, extending a regional agreement that has become central to the Bundesliga club’s Southeast Asia commercial strategy. The quartz flooring brand – which became Dortmund’s first official partner in Vietnam in early 2024 — will continue to align itself with BVB’s powerful global image as the club builds fan engagement and visibility in one of Asia’s fastest-growing football markets.
Concacaf partners with Offline Sports for fly-on-wall Champions Cup docu-series

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 23 – Concacaf are taking a big step into the broadcast media world with an agreement with South American and LA-based TV production company Offline Sports to produce a documentary focussed on the 2025 edition of Concacaf’s revamped Champions Cup. The series will go behind the scenes to cover teams, key players, coaching staff, and fans. Filming will take place across the region, with crews capturing the passion and drama of the Champions Cup from stadiums, training grounds, and cities.
Mano Menezes returns to Gremio tasked with turning season their around

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 22 – Gremio have confirmed Mano Menezes as their new manager to succeed Gustavo Quinteros, who was dismissed following disappointing run of results. Menezes returns to his former club two decades after his first spell with Gremio, signing a contract until the end of the year. Sidnei Lobo and Thiago Kosloski will serve as his assistants. He arrives from Rio de Janeiro outfit Fluminense where he was fired at the end of last month.
Breaking barriers. Bay FC and Spirit step up to the plate at Giants’ Oracle Park

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 22 – In a first for the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), Bay FC will take on the Washington Spirit at Oracle Park – home of Major League Baseball’s San Francisco Giants – on August 23. This will mark the first time a women’s professional sporting event has been played at the iconic stadium, which has a seating capacity of 40,260 – more than double that of Bay FC’s current home, PayPal Park, which seats 18,000.
Booted or benched? Lineker will still have a cameo role to play

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 22 – BBC host and football legend Gary Lineker is just weeks away from stepping down from Match of the Day (MOTD), after 26 years at the helm of the iconic highlights show. True to form, he’s not leaving quietly. In an interview with Amol Rajan, Lineker suggested that the decision to move on was largely driven by the BBC, which may be looking to refresh one of its most recognisable television faces. “It’s time,” Lineker said.
UEFA pays record €233m to clubs for intrenational player releases

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 22 – The reigning Premier League Champions, Manchester City, have been allocated €5.17 million ($5.94 million), as part of the European football governing body’s Club Benefits Programme to encourage national team participation by players. This figure represents the largest allocation to any UEFA club.
LA Galaxy looks to the Lakers as stars start to align

1 day ago | insideworldfootball.com | Paul Nicholson

April 22 – Two Los Angeles clubs, the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) Los Angeles Lakers and Major League Soccer’s (MLS) LA Galaxy, have paired up to merge football and basketball ahead of the NBA playoffs in a cross-sport collaboration. The defending MLS Cup champions have released a social media post featuring former German international Marco Reus wearing the legendary #24 jersey worn by Kobe Bryant, creating an immediate emotional connection with fans of both sports.