As we enter a new weekend of international football, the focus shifts to the upcoming World Cup qualifiers, UEFA Nations League matches, and international friendlies. With various storylines and talking points emerging, let’s dive into the latest developments in the soccer world. Canada’s men’s national team has been making waves in the soccer world, with
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The Argentina national team recently made a plea to their fans to refrain from using offensive or discriminatory chants during their World Cup CONMEBOL qualifying match against Chile. This plea comes after a video was released showing the team singing a discriminatory chant targeting France players of African heritage after their Copa América final win
Lionel Messi, the renowned Argentina captain and eight-time Ballon d’Or winner, has resumed group training with Inter Miami CF after a six-week hiatus due to a badly sprained right ankle. While there is no official timeline for his return to the pitch, coach Gerardo Martino expressed confidence that Messi will be back in action in
Inter Miami head coach Gerardo “Tata” Martino recently provided an update on Lionel Messi’s recovery from an ankle ligament injury. Martino expressed confidence that Messi will soon be ready to join the team for training and will make a return to the field before the end of the MLS regular season. Despite missing out on
In a surprising turn of events, Argentine star Paulo Dybala made headlines by announcing his decision to remain with AS Roma despite lucrative offers from other clubs. Putting an end to weeks of speculation, Dybala turned down a significant offer of €75 million ($83M) over three years from Saudi Pro League club Al Qadsiah. This
Lionel Messi, the star forward of Argentina’s national team, has been notably left off the latest roster for the upcoming CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers due to an ankle injury sustained during the Copa América final. Messi injured his right ankle during the final match and despite attempting to play through the pain, he was eventually