Football News

FIFA is launching a new EVM-compatible blockchain, which will host its NFT collections and fan experiences.

Tether raised its stake in Juventus to over 10% as part of its broader push into sports, media and crypto investments.

Telegram-based fantasy football platform utilizes blockchain tech to improve transparency and fairness.

SoccerN co-founder Jack Cheung discusses how grassroots football is set to change with AI, IoT and Web3.

The new token triggered tokenomics and cybersecurity concerns among industry watchers following the latest celebrity-endorsed memecoin scandals.

Worth more than $2 billion, Juventus is the world’s 11th most valuable football club.

The National Football League Players Association’s lawsuit came a few weeks after DraftKings closed its NFT marketplace in July.

Binance brings football legend Cristiano Ronaldo and fans together with new digital collectibles celebrating Cristiano’s legendary skills.

NFTs recorded a weekly sales volume of $158 million, showing a strong weekly performance compared to the start of November.

Watford’s collaboration with Cointelegraph reinforces the club’s commitment to crypto, marking a new milestone in its crypto journey, which began in 2019.

Mythical’s CEO John Linden anticipates that FIFA Rivals could attract over 100 million gamers into the Web3 space.

One trader lost over $1 million within an hour, not realizing that the Real Madrid footballer’s account was hacked before endorsing the scam token.

Telegram is becoming the go-to platform for onboarding traditional gamers into the world of Web3.

Connecting with sports fans has accounted for at least 100 million new users on Crypto.com, according to the firm’s CMO.

Blockchain is set to revolutionize the field of robot soccer, extending beyond the realm of fantasy football. Platforms like Foxsy AI will enable real robots to learn winning strategies from user-created games and translate those tactics onto real-world playing fields.