In this issue At times it felt like the Manchester City case would go on forever, never settled, never resolved. Their guilty verdict – which the club have lodged an appeal against – is the kind of story that demands…

World Soccer has released its November 2026 issue, headlined by extensive coverage of Manchester City's guilty verdict and subsequent appeal. Columnists Henry Winter, Keir Radnedge, and Jonathan Wilson examine the fallout, the future for City players, and the potential impact on manager Pep Guardiola's legacy. The issue also covers the conclusion of Lionel Messi's international career with Argentina following his retirement in October in Buenos Aires.
Additional features inside the edition spotlight the rise of the Greece national team, Irish striker Troy Parrott, and James Rodriguez's homecoming to Colombia. The magazine also includes interviews with Grace Geyoro and Kellyn Acosta, alongside a biography of Ferran Torres and global updates spanning UEFA Nations League and AFCON qualifying.
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