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Sanjeeva Suresh

  • Freelance Writer, LUXUO
Malaysia
As seen in: LUXUO, Harper's Bazaar Singapore, Esquire Singapore, Buro Malaysia, ELLE Singapore, Men's Folio, Grazia SG, Men’s Folio Malaysia, Yacht Style
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The Fashion and Lifestyle Brands Backing Football's Biggest Stars

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By Sanjeeva Suresh
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The FIFA World Cup has always been the ultimate stage for athletic legacy, but today, the battle for global dominance is being fought just as fiercely in the commercial arena. As the tournament captivates billions of onlookers worldwide, top football players are transcending their roles as mere athletes to become the world’s most powerful brand ambassadors.
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2026 FIFA World Cup Controversies (So Far)

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By Sanjeeva Suresh
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The FIFA World Cup has long been positioned as global sport’s most unifying spectacle, a tournament that transcends borders through shared cultural and athletic identity. Yet beneath its language of inclusivity and celebration lies a more complex infrastructure shaped by geopolitics and financial opacity. As the tournament expands in scale and commercial reach, the distance between its projected ideals and operational realities has become harder to ignore.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Rising Threat of the Underdog

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By Sanjeeva Suresh
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup has already produced several moments that challenge what viewers have come to expect of the games. While the tournament’s biggest names remain among the favourites, matches involving less established football nations have demonstrated that the gap between the sport’s elite and emerging teams is becoming increasingly difficult to predict. The expansion of the tournament to 48 teams has created opportunities for more nations to compete on football’s biggest stage.
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