FIFA U-17 World Cup 2015 is set to start next October in Chile and before checking out that tournament, the football organization shared a video of past superstars who starting their international pedigree in this youth competition.

An interesting statement was revealed by Dani Alves during a recent media interview as he claimed that Pep Guardiola could have coached Brazil national team ahead of 2014 World Cup.

Positive news arrived for German national team's head coach, Joachim Low as his adventure with the World Champion is being extended up till after 2018 World Cup. That decision was confirmed by the nation's football federation (DFB) as their president, Wolgang Niersbach, stated it in front of the media.

After such disappointing World Cup 2014 ending, Brazil are working hard to recover themselves from public shame as under Dunga they've been picking positive results, winning all of their games and are yet to concede any goals.

Mexico are setting themselves up for a friendly match against Netherlands this midweek, a game that many noted as the central american side's quest for revenge after what happened at World Cup 2014.

FIFA announced the 23 candidates for potential 2014 Ballon d 'Or winner and a rather surprising decision occurred when Luis Suarez name is not being included among the contenders list.

Former Greece national team head coach, Fernando Santos, who resigned soon after World Cup 2014 got himself a new coaching job and this time it's a position that brought him an extreme joy as he has been appointed as new Portugal tactician.

The news that many Portuguese football fans have been anticipating finally arrived when Paulo Bento received a sacking from the nation's football federation soon after the European Selecao suffered a shock defeat from Albania last weekend.

Brazil started off their new international campaign after disappointing World Cup 2014 finish with a positive note as they won their weekend friendly over Colombia, which also marked Dunga's return as national team coach.

After a disastrous World Cup 2014 campaign, Spain national side are set to restart their glory days in the upcoming weeks, but they will be without two experienced midfielder, Xavi Hernandez and Xabi Alonso who have retired from international football.

This time of year seems to be the retirement moment for many experienced players as famous names deciding to end their international football journey, with Xabi Alonso becoming the latest who decided that his time with Spanish national side is up.

A generation change is set to occur in England national side setup for upcoming Euro 2016 preparation after another veteran midfielder, Frank Lampard decided to follow Steven Gerrard's footsteps in retiring from international football.

Antonio Conte has been officially appointed as new Italian coach, but the former Juventus man admitted that he never really had any plan on taking that role in the first place. Explaining his decision during a news conference, Conte revealed that after parting ways with the Bianconeri he doesn't think of getting into coaching job that soon as was planning a trip to improve his tactical skills.

After having a rather disappointing end to their World Cup 2014 campaign, Brazil are set to start something new under a familiar face with Carlos Dunga getting his second spell in handling Selecao.

Antonio Conte has been officially presented as new Italian coach and during his press conference the former Juventus boss revealed his strong ambition in making Italy competitive once again after their World Cup failure.