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"Florian Wanted to Take a New Step" - Liverpool FC / Getty Images

"Florian Wanted to Take a New Step" - Liverpool FC / Getty Images

Florian Wirtz's Father on the Transfer to FC Liverpool "Florian Wanted to Take a New Step"

Florian Wirtz's transfer to FC Liverpool made him the most expensive German player ever. The 22-year-old is represented by his parents. Here, his father Hans-Joachim Wirtz explains why they opted for the Premier League team. Interview Conducted by Ron Ulrich

"People Have Always Thought I Wasn't Good Enough" - WPA / Getty Images

"People Have Always Thought I Wasn't Good Enough" - WPA / Getty Images

England Captain Harry Kane "People Have Always Thought I Wasn't Good Enough"

Harry Kane is hoping that his first-ever title will come in the form of a European Championship. Here, DER SPIEGEL speaks with the English star about his team's chances, his first year at Bayern Munich and the art of scoring goals. Interview Conducted by Jörn Meyn und Danial Montazeri

Is Argentine Player the Turning Point for U.S. Soccer? - Jeff Dean / USSF / Getty Images

Is Argentine Player the Turning Point for U.S. Soccer? - Jeff Dean / USSF / Getty Images

America Gets Messi Fever Is Argentine Player the Turning Point for U.S. Soccer?

Lionel Messi has proven to be a major draw for Inter Miami and the U.S. professional soccer league MLS. The Americans are pinning all their hopes on the superstar footballer, but he is getting older and a recent summer tour turned out to be a disaster. By Matthias Fiedler

The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success - Seth Browarnik / INSTAR / ddp

The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success - Seth Browarnik / INSTAR / ddp

Balling in the Banlieues The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success

Many of France's best football players come from problematic surroundings. When they reach stardom, they are forced to walk a difficult line between fame and fortune – and the envy of their former friends. Some fall off or become targets of extortion. By Leo Klimm

Opening Day Highlights the Qatar World Cup's Shortcomings - Robert Michael / dpa

Opening Day Highlights the Qatar World Cup's Shortcomings - Robert Michael / dpa

Infantino's Disaster Opening Day Highlights the Qatar World Cup's Shortcomings

What a debacle for FIFA. At the end of the opening match, Al Bayt Stadium was almost empty, with the Qatari fans having long since headed for home. It was a powerful symbol of a World Cup taking place under a cloud of suspicions. By Peter Ahrens in Doha

Qatar Has Spent Years Preparing, But Is the World Ready? - Laci Perenyi / picture alliance

Qatar Has Spent Years Preparing, But Is the World Ready? - Laci Perenyi / picture alliance

The Winter World Cup Qatar Has Spent Years Preparing, But Is the World Ready?

Qatar has spent several years developing its national team ahead of the World Cup, which kicks off on Sunday. The global public, though, is skeptical of the event. Nobody quite knows what to expect. By Marc Hujer und Gerhard Pfeil

Sponsorship Money – Paid for by the State - Manchester City FC / Getty Images, DER SPIEGEL

Sponsorship Money – Paid for by the State - Manchester City FC / Getty Images, DER SPIEGEL

Manchester City's Cozy Ties to Abu Dhabi Sponsorship Money – Paid for by the State

Since the sanctions imposed on Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, links between English football clubs and authoritarian states have been in the spotlight. Internal documents show that Manchester City has received funding from a government agency in Abu Dhabi. By Rafael Buschmann, Nicola Naber und Christoph Winterbach

Investors Wanted to Make €6.1 Billion with Super League - ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP

Investors Wanted to Make €6.1 Billion with Super League - ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP

Failed Football Deal Investors Wanted to Make €6.1 Billion with Super League

The men behind the ill-fated Super League considered just about every aspect of the multibillion-euro deal – except how fans and players would react.

Football Leaks Source Prepares for His Day in Court - Sonja Och / DER SPIEGEL

Football Leaks Source Prepares for His Day in Court - Sonja Och / DER SPIEGEL

End Game Football Leaks Source Prepares for His Day in Court

The trial in Portugal against Rui Pinto is scheduled to begin next week. The man behind the Football Leaks revelations is now in a witness protection program after reaching a deal to cooperate with legal authorities. Von Rafael Buschmann, Nicola Naber und Christoph Winterbach

'It Has Been the Same Shit for Years' - Maria Feck/ DER SPIEGEL

'It Has Been the Same Shit for Years' - Maria Feck/ DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Rui Pinto of Football Leaks 'It Has Been the Same Shit for Years'

Rui Pinto, the face of Football Leaks, has spent the last nine months in prison. For the first time, he is now speaking out about the 147 charges against him and his time spent in pre-trial detention. Von Rafael Buschmann und Christoph Winterbach

FC Barcelona, a Shell Company and Messi's Father - Alberto Estevez/ REUTERS

FC Barcelona, a Shell Company and Messi's Father - Alberto Estevez/ REUTERS

A Strawman in England FC Barcelona, a Shell Company and Messi's Father

The London-based company Sidefloor was part of the tax-evasion structure for which Lionel Messi and his father Jorge were convicted. Now it has been revealed that FC Barcelona spent years paying agent fees to this letterbox company, payments apparently destined for Jorge Messi. Von Rafael Buschmann und Michael Wulzinger

'In Germany, Pinto Never Would Have Been Sent to Jail' - Zakaria ABDELKAFI/ AFP

'In Germany, Pinto Never Would Have Been Sent to Jail' - Zakaria ABDELKAFI/ AFP

Football Leaks Lawyer 'In Germany, Pinto Never Would Have Been Sent to Jail'

Rui Pinto is the whistleblower behind Football Leaks and has been in jail in Portugal for months. In an interview, his lawyer William Bourdon talks about how his client is doing and what he is doing to get Pinto out of prison. Von Rafael Buschmann und Christoph Winterbach

Why FC Chelsea Parked a Young Player in Cologne - Andy Rowland/ imago images / PRiME Media Images

Why FC Chelsea Parked a Young Player in Cologne - Andy Rowland/ imago images / PRiME Media Images

Football Leaks Why FC Chelsea Parked a Young Player in Cologne

Why did the 14-year-old football prodigy Thierno Ballo transfer from Bayer Leverkusen to the amateur club Viktoria Köln? He was apparently parked there as part of a contract with FC Chelsea. Von Rafael Buschmann und Michael Wulzinger

How UEFA Payments Ended Up in the British Virgin Islands - Viktor Koshkin/ Getty Images

How UEFA Payments Ended Up in the British Virgin Islands - Viktor Koshkin/ Getty Images

Ukrainian Brotherhood How UEFA Payments Ended Up in the British Virgin Islands

UEFA transferred around 380 million euros intended for the Football Federation of Ukraine to a company in the British Virgin Islands without knowing who controlled the firm. It was the oligarch Igor Surkis, president of Dynamo Kyiv, who finance his club using the offshore company. Von Rafael Buschmann und Michael Wulzinger

How Adidas and Nike Are Cementing Football's Wealth Gap - Jas Lehal/ Reuters

How Adidas and Nike Are Cementing Football's Wealth Gap - Jas Lehal/ Reuters

The Category-A Principle How Adidas and Nike Are Cementing Football's Wealth Gap

Adidas and Nike are locked in bitter competition for the right to represent players and teams with the greatest global reach. It is a battle that cements the gap between the rich and the poor in world football. Cristiano Ronaldo's contract is perhaps the most astonishing. Von Rafael Buschmann und Michael Wulzinger

Green Bay Packers gewinnen Traditionsduell - Charles Rex Arbogast / AP

Green Bay Packers gewinnen Traditionsduell - Charles Rex Arbogast / AP

NFL-Saisonstart Green Bay Packers gewinnen Traditionsduell

Aaron Rodgers hat die Green Bay Packers im Saison-Eröffnungsspiel zum Sieg geführt. Der Star-Quarterback warf den spielentscheidenden Pass. Für Deutschlands Footballhoffnung war die Saison schon vor der Partie vorbei.

Vom Verlust der Freude - AJ Mast / AP

Vom Verlust der Freude - AJ Mast / AP

Karriereende von Football-Star Luck Vom Verlust der Freude

Andrew Luck war einer der besten Spieler der NFL. Für sein persönliches Glück beendete der Quarterback der Indianapolis Colts vorzeitig seine Football-Karriere - und wird von den eigenen Fans ausgebuht. Von Rishi Hölscher

'Why Do We Need to Change Anything at All?' - ddp / Fox-Images

'Why Do We Need to Change Anything at All?' - ddp / Fox-Images

FC Bayern CEO 'Why Do We Need to Change Anything at All?'

Everyone is talking about reforming the Champions League, but FC Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge would be happy for things to stay the same. He also tells DER SPIEGEL in an interview that he isn't interested in plans for a Super League. Von Rafael Buschmann und Christoph Winterbach

'Should We Punish Football Clubs for Being Successful?' - Alessandra Tarantino/ AP

'Should We Punish Football Clubs for Being Successful?' - Alessandra Tarantino/ AP

UEFA President Ceferin 'Should We Punish Football Clubs for Being Successful?'

In an interview, UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin discusses corruption in football, plans for a new Champions League and the decision to play the Europa League final in Baku, Azerbaijan. Von Christoph Winterbach und Rafael Buschmann

How British Football Clubs Secretly Signed Youth Talent - Andy Rowland / Imago Sport

How British Football Clubs Secretly Signed Youth Talent - Andy Rowland / Imago Sport

Hide-and-Seek How British Football Clubs Secretly Signed Youth Talent

It appears that football club FC Chelsea secretly signed underage players. The development could also have direct consequences for FC Bayern Munich's recruiting efforts in Germany. Von Rafael Buschmann, Nicola Naber und Christoph Winterbach

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