Lefter Küçükandonyadis
A Turkish sports hero. The son of a Greek fisherman. The footballer who balanced two supposedly incompatible national identities.
A Turkish sports hero. The son of a Greek fisherman. The footballer who balanced two supposedly incompatible national identities.
The search for a balance between identity and inclusivity for Australia’s football continues.
Researchers suggest that a footballer’s on-pitch success in England could lead to a sharp decline in hate crime. This is an opportunity for clubs to make a real difference.
As a Paraguayan legend came out to condemn his nation’s bid for the World Cup, a few words about the last two cups played in South America.
It seems hard to believe that once the fans and players of Hajduk Split and Red Star Belgrade were crying together over a common hero.
8 months ago
Another senseless death in the Balkans
Greece's police and UEFA's rules proved inadequate to prevent a predictable tragedy this week.1 years ago
Football’s most inhospitable host?
Indonesian officials couldn't have guessed who would qualify for their FIFA U-20 World Cup. Now, they might be left without a tournament.1 years ago
But could Putin do it on a cold night in Chisinau?
Partizan's black and white colours weren't good enough camouflage for some would-be coup plotters. Football matches have been held behind closed doors for a variety of reasons. The spectacle of mute s...