World Football Hub · world football index
Every national team competition, squad and player in one structured index
National team football first: the World Cup and continental championships, qualifying campaigns and international friendlies, national team squads, the players who represent them and the world ranking - plus the five major domestic leagues and the big clubs that play in them.
World Cup, Champions League & the big five leagues
Competition · FIFAFIFA World Cup
The global flagship: senior national teams competing for the world title every four years.
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Competition · UEFAUEFA Champions League
Europe's club championship returns for its 72nd season, and after two years of Paris dominance every one of the 36 league-phase entrants is chasing the most prestigious trophy in the game.
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League · EnglandPremier League
Twenty clubs, thirty-eight matchdays and the widest global broadcast reach in domestic sport.
England2026/2720 clubs
League · SpainLa Liga
The league that produced the modern possession game and two of the most decorated clubs in Europe.
Spain2026/2720 clubs
League · ItalySerie A
A league built on tactical detail, historic city rivalries and a century of defensive schooling.
Italy2026/2720 clubs
League · GermanyBundesliga
Eighteen clubs, thirty-four matchdays and the highest average attendances across Europe's major leagues.
Germany2026/2718 clubs
League · FranceLigue 1
The most reliable production line of elite talent in world football, played at an increasingly athletic tempo.
France2026/2718 clubs
Brazil
ArgentinaPopular national teams
BRA · CONMEBOLBrazil
Five-time world champions and the only nation to appear at every World Cup.
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ARG · CONMEBOLArgentina
Reigning world champions and a Copa America regular, built around a compact midfield.
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FRA · UEFAFrance
Two-time world champions with the deepest player pool in Europe.
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ENG · UEFAEngland
1966 world champions, twice European Championship runners-up in a row.
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ESP · UEFASpain
Possession-first side with four European titles and the 2010 World Cup.
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GER · UEFAGermany
Four-time world champions and the most consistent tournament side in Europe.
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Club · PLArsenal
North London's most decorated club, rebuilt around a young core and a high-pressing system.
England
Club · PLManchester City
The dominant side of the last decade, defined by sustained possession control and positional rotations.
England
Club · LALReal Madrid
The most decorated club in European competition history, rebuilt around a new generation of attacking talent.
Spain
Club · LALFC Barcelona
A club identity built on academy production, possession football and an unusually high defensive line.
Spain
Club · SAInter Milan
Milan's black-and-blue half, known for a back-three structure and one of Europe's most efficient strike partnerships.
Italy
Club · BLBayern Munich
Germany's most decorated club, and the benchmark every Bundesliga challenger is measured against.
Germany
Club · L1Paris Saint-Germain
A young club by European standards that became a permanent contender through sustained investment.
France
Leading international scorers
| Player | Nation | Position | Caps | Goals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lautaro Martinez | Argentina | Striker | 70 | 32 |
| Bukayo Saka | England | Right Winger | 52 | 14 |
| Ousmane Dembele | France | Right Winger | 55 | 12 |
| Jamal Musiala | Germany | Attacking Midfielder | 40 | 9 |
| Vinicius Junior | Brazil | Left Winger | 41 | 9 |
| Jude Bellingham | England | Attacking Midfielder | 44 | 8 |
Confederations
ConfederationUEFA
Union of European Football Associations
ConfederationCONMEBOL
South American Football Confederation
ConfederationCAF
Confederation of African Football
ConfederationAFC
Asian Football Confederation
ConfederationCONCACAF
Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football
What this site covers
In scope
- FIFA World Cup
- Continental championships
- World Cup qualifiers
- International friendlies
- National team squads
- National team players
- World ranking
- Top-division domestic leagues
- League standings and fixtures
- Club profiles and squads
Out of scope
- Youth and reserve football
- Lower divisions below the top flight
- Transfer rumours and fees
- Betting odds
How this site is organised
This site is built in three layers. The hub you are on is the index. The middle layer is 6 national teams plus 2 competitions and 5 domestic leagues. The bottom layer is 7 club profiles and 7 player pages, which is where the shirts people actually search for are named.
Everything links both ways: a national team page links to its players and its confederation peers, a league page links to its clubs and its scorers, and every one of them links back up. There is a breadcrumb at the top of each page and a continue link at the bottom, so no page is a dead end.
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Crests, competition logos, flags and player photographs are served locally from assets/img. Provenance for every file is recorded in image_sources.json.