Tag: Argentina

Mac Allister vs Hincapié sparks new PL rivalry

Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool)
September 2025

Tempers flared in stoppage time after a heavy challenge involving Mastantuono. Mac Allister shoved Hincapié; words flew; Ecuador won. Later, Mac Allister posted “YOU ARE NOT LIKE THAT!” on Instagram, hinting at unfinished business before their Premier League clashes. Beyond international heat, this tees up a tasty domestic subplot: Hincapié’s £45m Arsenal move and Mac Allister’s Liverpool status put them on a collision course in title-race territory. Expect physical duels, mind games, and narrative fuel when Anfield meets Emirates.

Messi Bids Emotional Farewell in Argentina After Final Home Qualifier

Lionel Messi (Argentina)
September 2025

Lionel Messi played his final competitive game on home soil, scoring twice in Argentina’s 3-0 World Cup qualifying win over Venezuela. The Inter Miami star admitted emotions ran high, calling it “a dream” to finish in front of his people.
Argentina, already qualified with 35 points from 16 games, gave Messi the perfect send-off at Estadio Monumental. While Messi hasn’t confirmed his World Cup participation, he said he’ll decide based on fitness in 2026, stressing honesty with himself over playing if unfit.

Atletico Madrid Speed Up Cristian Romero Pursuit Ahead of Club World Cup

Cristian Romero (Tottenham Hotspur)
April 2025

Atletico Madrid have made Cristian Romero their top defensive target ahead of the Club World Cup, with the Tottenham centre-back reportedly interested in joining his Argentine compatriots in Spain.
Negotiations are expected to be difficult, as Spurs reportedly value Romero at £60 million and he remains under contract until 2027. Real Madrid also remain interested in the defender.

Dorival Jr Sacked as Brazil Coach After Humiliating Loss to Argentina

Dorival Jr (Brazil National Team)
March 2025

Dorival Jr has been dismissed as Brazil head coach following the team’s 4-1 defeat to Argentina in World Cup qualifying, ending his tenure after just over a year in charge.
The CBF issued an official statement confirming the decision and expressed gratitude to Dorival. The federation will now begin its search for a new manager as Brazil looks to recover from the heavy setback.

Tigres and Rayados Locked in $16m Race for Ángel Correa

Ángel Correa (Atlético Madrid)
March 2025

Tigres and Rayados are battling to sign Correa, with interest growing from Turkey and Argentina. The 2022 World Cup winner could headline Liga MX’s summer window.
Tigres led initial talks, but Rayados’ late move reignited competition. Both clubs are known to spend big, and Correa’s $16m valuation means any suitor must submit a strong offer.

Argentina Dominate Without Messi — But Hope Remains for 2026 Return

Argentina National Team, Lionel Messi (Inter Miami)
March 2025

Argentina booked their 2026 World Cup ticket with dominant wins over Uruguay and Brazil — both without Lionel Messi.
Despite Messi’s absence due to an adductor injury, Argentina handed Brazil a historic 4-1 defeat and edged Uruguay 1-0, securing qualification. Coach Lionel Scaloni urged patience regarding Messi’s decision to play in 2026: “Let’s not drive him crazy with this.” Teammates like Julián Álvarez and Rodrigo De Paul made it clear they hope the GOAT returns: “With Messi, we might have scored more,” Álvarez said. De Paul added: “Our best version is always when No. 10 is on the pitch.”

Enzo Fernández Tempted by Atlético Move, But Chelsea Star Staying Put — For Now

Enzo Fernández (Chelsea)
Ongoing (Post-International Break, March 2025)

Atlético Madrid are keen to sign Chelsea’s Enzo Fernández, and several Argentina teammates attempted to lure him during the recent international break.
Despite strong pressure from Atlético stars Rodrigo De Paul, Nahuel Molina, Ángel Correa, and Giuliano Simeone while with Argentina, Fernández has reportedly turned down a move to Diego Simeone’s side — for now. He enjoys life in London and is under contract at Chelsea until 2032, but sources say he’s “keeping his options open.” Real Madrid are also monitoring the situation.

Brazil Boss Dorival Junior Facing D-Day After Argentina Humbling

Dorival Junior (Brazil)
Meeting set for Friday, following March 2025 loss

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) will meet Friday to evaluate Dorival Junior’s future following Brazil’s 4-1 thrashing by Argentina in World Cup qualifying.
While post-window reviews are routine, the magnitude of Tuesday’s defeat has forced CBF president Ednaldo Rodrigues to fast-track talks. Sources say several replacements are being discussed, including Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid), Filipe Luis (Flamengo), and Jorge Jesus (Al Hilal). Dorival, appointed just in January 2024, has failed to spark a turnaround. Brazil sit fourth in CONMEBOL qualifying, with pressure mounting after a Copa America exit and a shaky run of form. Dorival insists he still believes in the process, calling this “the most delicate moment” of his footballing career.

Raphinha Sparks Tunnel Clash After Brazil’s Loss to Argentina

Raphinha (Brazil, Barcelona), Endrick (Brazil, Palmeiras), Joelinton (Brazil, Newcastle)
Emiliano Martínez (Argentina, Aston Villa), Leandro Paredes (Argentina, Roma)
Post-match, after Brazil’s heavy defeat to Argentina in World Cup qualifying

Raphinha was involved in a heated tunnel incident following Brazil’s loss to Argentina, stemming from provocative pre-match comments and on-field tension.
As Raphinha exited toward the locker room, he was intentionally bumped by Emiliano Martínez, prompting an altercation with Leandro Paredes. Raphinha tried to confront them but was held back by Endrick and escorted away by Joelinton. Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni played down the clash, forgiving Raphinha and attributing the comments to motivational intent.

Atletico Madrid Eye Summer Move for Spurs Star Cristian Romero

Cristian Romero (Tottenham Hotspur)
March 2025


Atletico Madrid are monitoring Tottenham’s Cristian Romero ahead of a potential summer transfer, as the Argentina international nears the final two years of his contract.
Despite Romero missing a chunk of the season due to injury, Atletico view him as a future world-class centre-back and have been tracking his development. The Spanish club’s interest remains strong even as their sporting director Andrea Berta prepares for a move to Arsenal.

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