Colin Millar is a Staff Writer for The Athletic. With a focus on international sports leagues and federations, Colin covers major league sports and tournaments, particularly in North America and Latin America. He has been featured in various prominent outlets including The New York Times, BVM Sports, and Liverpool.com.
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By: Colin Millar
New Zealand has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino but the Oceania confederation has praised the "progress achieved" under the FIFA president.
By: Colin Millar
The annual curtain-raiser has existed for over a century, but in 2002 it changed its title from the Charity Shield to its current name
By: Colin Millar
The 41-year-old is just 24 goals shy of reaching 1,000 throughout the entirety of his senior career.
By: Colin Millar
Feyenoord said in a statement that it would “thoroughly investigate” the incident and pledged to identify the perpetrators.
By: Stuart James, Colin Millar
Five Arsenal players were selected for the PFA Premier League Team of the Year — as voted for by players — for 2025-26, with Manchester United 's Bruno Fernandes and Manchester City 's Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw the recipients of the Players' Player of the Year awards.
By: Colin Millar
Holders Manchester City will host Championship side Norwich City, while last season's beaten finalists Arsenal travel to Ipswich Town.
By: Mario Cortegana, Colin Millar
The French striker carried on his Golden Boot-winning form from the World Cup to fire Mourinho's side to a 4-1 win vs. Real Sociedad.
By: Colin Millar
Fatih Tekke tendered his resignation following a four-goal defeat to Ferencvaros in Thursday night's qualifier.
Turkish club Trabzonspor, who signed Mohamed Salah earlier this summer, missed out on qualification for this season's Europa League — and then rejected the resignation of their head coach. Fatih Tekke, who has been in the position since March 2025 and won the Turkish Cup with the club last season, tendered his resignation following the side's four-goal loss to Hungarian side Ferencvaros, completing a five-goal aggregate defeat, in Thursday night's qualifier. Later, the club released a statement saying its board of directors had rejected the request from Tekke, who it reaffirmed would be in the dugout for Monday's Super Lig…
By: Colin Millar
Crvena Zvezda's social media platforms promoted their fans banners reading “General, eternal glory and thanks” following Mladic's death.
