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    Mexico Name Santi Giménez in October Squad Amid Big Absences

    Santi Giménez (AC Milan)
    October 2025

    Javier Aguirre has named AC Milan striker Santi Giménez in Mexico’s 25-man squad for friendlies against Colombia and Ecuador, but left out senior figures including Raúl Jiménez, Edson Álvarez, Guillermo Ochoa, and Julián Araujo. Injured winger Rodrigo Huescas also misses out.
    Jiménez’s omission raised eyebrows as he chases Javier Hernández’s scoring record, but Aguirre chose rotation. Captain Álvarez continues rehab from a muscle injury. Surprise inclusions Alexis Gutiérrez, Kevin Álvarez, Luis Romo, and goalkeeper Carlos Acevedo headline a squad mixing youth, experience, and unexpected names.

    Griezmann Hits 200-Goal Milestone for Atlético Madrid

    Antoine Griezmann (Atlético Madrid)
    September 2025

    Antoine Griezmann scored his 200th goal for Atlético Madrid in a 5-1 Champions League win over Eintracht Frankfurt. The French forward, already the club’s all-time leading scorer, celebrated the milestone with fans and a jersey tribute to his “Grizi” nickname.
    Griezmann’s close-range strike capped a decade-long journey with Atlético, interrupted only by a brief Barcelona spell. With his contract extended to 2027, he remains central to Atlético’s resurgence, receiving a standing ovation as fans honoured his landmark achievement at the Metropolitano.

    Felix Predicts Al-Nassr Will Push Closer to Title

    João Félix (Al-Nassr)
    September 2025

    João Félix declared Al-Nassr “closer to the title” after his electric start in Saudi Arabia alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, scoring five goals in three league matches as Jorge Jesus’ side extended their perfect campaign with another dominant win. Félix credited teammates for making football “easier,” saying their collective quality drives individual brilliance. With Ronaldo also on form, Al-Nassr’s attack looks unstoppable. Félix insisted consistency and clean sheets must improve but believes togetherness will power their title challenge across the season.

    Mexico to Face Uruguay in Torreón Friendly

    Mexico national team
    September 2025

    Mexico will host Uruguay at Estadio TSM Corona, returning to Torreón for the first time since 2022. The friendly is meant to test El Tri against elite opposition ahead of the 2026 World Cup, building experience for Javier Aguirre’s squad. Director Ivar Sisniega highlighted Torreón’s world-class facilities and Uruguay’s strong competition as key factors. The match, part of Aguirre’s preparation strategy, continues a tradition of Mexico using Torreón as a proving ground, having hosted Brazil and other rivals there previously.

    Haaland scores five as Norway smash Moldova 11-1

    Erling Haaland (Norway)
    September 2025

    Erling Haaland delivered a stunning five-goal masterclass in Norway’s 11-1 demolition of Moldova, further cementing his reputation as one of the game’s most ruthless strikers. He also provided an assist as Norway stayed top of Group I with maximum points. Haaland struck a first-half hat-trick, added two more after the break, and set up Felix Myrhe’s opener. Martin Ødegaard and Rangers’ Thelo Aasgaard, who netted four off the bench, contributed, but it was Haaland’s relentless finishing that defined a one-sided night in Oslo.

    Kane equals Rooney away-goal mark in Serbia rout

    Harry Kane (England)
    September 2025

    Harry Kane equalled Wayne Rooney’s record of scoring away against 16 different nations as he opened the scoring in England’s 5-0 thrashing of Serbia in Belgrade. The dominant victory eased pressure on manager Thomas Tuchel ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Kane struck early to settle nerves before England exploited Serbia’s red card to cruise to a commanding win. His milestone places him alongside Rooney in the record books, boosting team morale after recent criticism of Tuchel’s tenure and England’s uneven form.

    Guehi shrugs off collapsed Liverpool move, scores for England

    Marc Guehi (England, Crystal Palace)
    September 2025

    Despite his Liverpool move falling apart on deadline day, Marc Guehi impressed for England by scoring his first international goal in a 5-0 win over Serbia. The Palace captain shrugged off transfer drama to deliver a standout defensive and attacking performance. Palace’s refusal to sell denied Guehi a dream switch, but the defender quickly focused on international duty under Thomas Tuchel. He capped a commanding display with a goal, later expressing delight at joining England’s collective effort and cherishing the milestone moment.

    Rotated Brazil stumble at altitude in Bolivia loss

    Brazil
    September 2025

    Brazil’s rotated squad slumped to a 1-0 World Cup qualifying defeat in Bolivia despite already booking their place at the tournament. Miguel Terceros scored from the spot after Bruno Guimaraes’ mistake, punishing Ancelotti’s experimental side that struggled for rhythm. Bolivia pressed relentlessly, firing 15 first-half shots as Brazil’s makeshift XI looked disjointed at altitude. Guimaraes’ costly error gifted the hosts a penalty, converted by Terceros. Late introductions of Raphinha, Estevao, and Joao Pedro brought some spark, but an equalizer never arrived.

    Onana savaged after Cameroon error amid Trabzonspor loan

    André Onana (Cameroon)
    September 2025

    Andre Onana endured fresh humiliation as his blunder gifted Cape Verde a 1-0 World Cup qualifying win. The 29-year-old, already cast aside at Manchester United, faced brutal online criticism as fans branded him the “worst goalkeeper alive” after his latest concetrate lapse. Livramento’s solo run exposed Onana’s weak attempt at a stop, sparking outrage on social media and fueling doubts over his career trajectory. Once Inter Milan’s Champions League finalist, he is now surplus at United and preparing for a loan move to Trabzonspor.

    Rangnick vows to quit Austria if World Cup bid fails

    Ralf Rangnick (Austria)
    September 2025

    Ralf Rangnick has warned he will resign as Austria head coach if the team fails to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. Despite a perfect start, Bosnia and Herzegovina top Group H, making Tuesday’s clash in Zenica a pivotal encounter. Rangnick’s contract ties him only to Austria’s World Cup campaign, raising stakes on ending their 1998 drought. With Alaba and Sabitzer leading, Austria has a golden chance, but failure would force a managerial change and reset their revival at a critical stage.

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