This year, the Slam has introduced more ultra-luxe options, from what you eat and drink to the way you arrive at the tournament.

The football superstar spills on pivoting from baseball, plus his mentor since childhood.

And it will be on display until Jan. 3.

The Norway soccer star has taken over the internet and Dolce & Gabbana’s annual haute couture show.

It’s the fifth time the house has designed a bespoke piece for the tournament.

Those who decide to shell out for premium access to the matches can enjoy made-to-order food, open bars, exclusive merch stations, and more.

The iconic player donned the garb to score two goals in Brazil’s first World Cup win.

The Portuguese soccer star tops the ranking for the fourth-straight year.

With a big team of talented craftsmen, the British brand can take up to six months on each game table.