The tug-of-war between the National Team and Barça over Lamine, the first words from Luis Rubiales, and much more make this a day to stay very attentive.
This international break starts off interestingly with everything related to Lamine and his withdrawal, the discontent within the National Team’s coaching staff, and its consequences. In addition, Rubiales spoke for the first time and the Women’s Champions League returns.
The statement from the National Team, surprised and angry about Lamine’s situation and the treatment he had received, has caused a great stir, with everyone expressing their point of view. The discontent is very palpable.
The former president of the Federation broke his silence on El Chiringuito to talk about the entire Jenni Hermoso case and everything that has happened during this time, which he recounts in his book.
After his recent appearance at Camp Nou, the newspaper SPORT published an interview with the Argentine where he states that he left Barça in the way he least wanted and that he dreams of being able to return.
The Portuguese star confessed that next year’s World Cup will be his last as a football player; he will already be 41 years old and will be the only player to have participated in six World Cups. With the ambition of “El Bicho,” are we sure he won’t try to make it to the 2030 World Cup in his home country?
Third matchday of the top continental women’s competition with some real blockbusters, such as Bayern-Arsenal or the visit of modest Leuven to Barça.
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