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World Soccer June 2026 Issue Released

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World Soccer June 2026 Issue Released

The June 2026 issue of World Soccer has been released, coinciding with the start of the 2026 World Cup. This edition focuses on FIFA's flagship event and includes features such as profiles on 50 players to watch in North America this summer. The issue also solicits predictions from various experts regarding the tournament outcomes, along with historical insights about past World Cups.

Readers can find additional content related to the World Cup, including the recently published "2026 World Cup Guide" by Jamie Evans on May 15, 2026, and "History of the World Cup" by Evans on April 16, 2026. Both guides remain accessible for those who may have missed them.

To enhance reader engagement, the magazine is offering a competition with five subscriptions to World Soccer as prizes. Interested readers are directed to click for entry information.

Looking ahead to the next month’s issue, the focus will shift to a review of the 2025-26 European domestic season.

The current issue also features a variety of additional content, including:
- In pictures
- An article by Henry Winter titled "No room for Reds in Tuchel’s England"
- Keir Radnedge's article on "The modern World Cup: louder, richer, bigger"
- Jonathan Wilson's piece on "Pressing at a premium"
- Coverage of shocking World Cup inclusions, missed moves, and several statistical insights.

Other highlighted sections include summaries about various football competitions across the globe, interviews, and a reflection on women's football. This month’s publications aim to globally connect readers with the excitement surrounding the World Cup.

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