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World Soccer

Oct 01 2022
Magazine

Your life made easier - every day. The unrivalled authority on the game of soccer around the world, World Soccer calls upon journalists from the globe's great soccer capitals. The best writers, analytical features and the ability to deliver the inside-track on domestic and world football have made World Soccer an institution. With stunning images and a website delivering up-to-the-minute global results and authoritative insights into the players, politics and power-struggles, the brand constantly looks behind the score-lines. Its insightful writing reaches to the heart of the triumphs, scandals and controversies that constantly emerge in the greatest international sport of them all.

In Pictures • The global game caught on camera

SUBSCRIBE IN TIME TOGET OUR WORLD CUP SPECIAL!

FROM THE ASSISTANT EDITOR

Change of date for World Cup kick-off

No Messi in Ballon d’Or shortlist

The month in numbers • Eye-catching facts and stats from the world of football this month…

Uruguayan history v Iberian modernity in 2030 World Cup hosting bid

BOOKS THIS MONTH

Manchester City’s Champions League gamble

REPORTS WE COULDN’T MAKE UP

PEOPLE ON THE MOVE

OBITUARIES

World Soccer Presents

30 eye-catching transfers • Jamie Evans picks out some of the summer’s most intriguing transfers

THEREST

The world’s worst national team

HJK ruling the Finnish roost

Champions League draw

MANCHESTER CITY • Still chasing the final jewel in the crown

LIVERPOOL • Klopp’s nearly men as determined as ever

REAL MADRID • Holders and record winners remain hungry for more

BAYERN MUNICH • Life after Lewandowski

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN • New coach, same high expectations

BARCELONA • New-look team bringing back the glory years

CHELSEA • First campaign of the post-Abramovich era

ATLETICO MADRID • Rejuvenation required for Atleti

JUVENTUS • Determined to rival Europe’s elite

INTERNAZIONALE • Austerity reigns for Italian giants

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR • A team transformed under Antonio Conte

MILAN • Keen for improvement

SEVILLA • Europa League specialists hoping for more

BORUSSIA DORTMUND • Dealt a hammer blow by devastating diagnosis

AJAX • Total rebuild

PORTO • Starting from scratch again

RB LEIPZIG • Riding a wave of momentum

EINTRACHT FRANKFURT • Europa League champions stepping up

NAPOLI • A new Neapolitan era

BAYER LEVERKUSEN • Ambitious and on the up

MARSEILLE • Background chaos threatens chances

RED BULL SALZBURG • Ready for another step forward

SHAKHTAR DONETSK • Playing on against all the odds

SPORTING • Young and on the up

CELTIC • The Bhoys are back in town

BENFICA • New coach, new approach

CLUB BRUGGE • Gambling on an inexperienced coach

RANGERS • Rise from the ashes complete

DINAMO ZAGREB • Stepping up from the Europa League

VIKTORIA PLZEN • Hoping to punch above their weight

FC COPENHAGEN • Denmark’s finest

MACCABI HAIFA • Back after a 13-year absence

In the next issue

Lionesses bring football home • Glenn Moore reports on England women lifting their first major trophy in front of a jubilant Wembley crowd in record-breaking tournament

Kelly makes history

Group by group

SUPER SARINA • In less than a year, Sarina Wiegman has turned England women from serial underperformers into ruthless European champions

A summer of football • England wasn’t the only country to host a continental...


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 100 Publisher: Kelsey Publishing Ltd Edition: Oct 01 2022

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  • Release date: September 6, 2022

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Your life made easier - every day. The unrivalled authority on the game of soccer around the world, World Soccer calls upon journalists from the globe's great soccer capitals. The best writers, analytical features and the ability to deliver the inside-track on domestic and world football have made World Soccer an institution. With stunning images and a website delivering up-to-the-minute global results and authoritative insights into the players, politics and power-struggles, the brand constantly looks behind the score-lines. Its insightful writing reaches to the heart of the triumphs, scandals and controversies that constantly emerge in the greatest international sport of them all.

In Pictures • The global game caught on camera

SUBSCRIBE IN TIME TOGET OUR WORLD CUP SPECIAL!

FROM THE ASSISTANT EDITOR

Change of date for World Cup kick-off

No Messi in Ballon d’Or shortlist

The month in numbers • Eye-catching facts and stats from the world of football this month…

Uruguayan history v Iberian modernity in 2030 World Cup hosting bid

BOOKS THIS MONTH

Manchester City’s Champions League gamble

REPORTS WE COULDN’T MAKE UP

PEOPLE ON THE MOVE

OBITUARIES

World Soccer Presents

30 eye-catching transfers • Jamie Evans picks out some of the summer’s most intriguing transfers

THEREST

The world’s worst national team

HJK ruling the Finnish roost

Champions League draw

MANCHESTER CITY • Still chasing the final jewel in the crown

LIVERPOOL • Klopp’s nearly men as determined as ever

REAL MADRID • Holders and record winners remain hungry for more

BAYERN MUNICH • Life after Lewandowski

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN • New coach, same high expectations

BARCELONA • New-look team bringing back the glory years

CHELSEA • First campaign of the post-Abramovich era

ATLETICO MADRID • Rejuvenation required for Atleti

JUVENTUS • Determined to rival Europe’s elite

INTERNAZIONALE • Austerity reigns for Italian giants

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR • A team transformed under Antonio Conte

MILAN • Keen for improvement

SEVILLA • Europa League specialists hoping for more

BORUSSIA DORTMUND • Dealt a hammer blow by devastating diagnosis

AJAX • Total rebuild

PORTO • Starting from scratch again

RB LEIPZIG • Riding a wave of momentum

EINTRACHT FRANKFURT • Europa League champions stepping up

NAPOLI • A new Neapolitan era

BAYER LEVERKUSEN • Ambitious and on the up

MARSEILLE • Background chaos threatens chances

RED BULL SALZBURG • Ready for another step forward

SHAKHTAR DONETSK • Playing on against all the odds

SPORTING • Young and on the up

CELTIC • The Bhoys are back in town

BENFICA • New coach, new approach

CLUB BRUGGE • Gambling on an inexperienced coach

RANGERS • Rise from the ashes complete

DINAMO ZAGREB • Stepping up from the Europa League

VIKTORIA PLZEN • Hoping to punch above their weight

FC COPENHAGEN • Denmark’s finest

MACCABI HAIFA • Back after a 13-year absence

In the next issue

Lionesses bring football home • Glenn Moore reports on England women lifting their first major trophy in front of a jubilant Wembley crowd in record-breaking tournament

Kelly makes history

Group by group

SUPER SARINA • In less than a year, Sarina Wiegman has turned England women from serial underperformers into ruthless European champions

A summer of football • England wasn’t the only country to host a continental...


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