¡Los hermanos Contreras haciendo historia! 🇻🇪👏🏻
Willson y William Contreras son la primera pareja de hermanos en integrar un ALL-MLB Team la misma temporada.
VENEZUELA EN EL MUNDIAL SUB-23 DE BEISBOL🇻🇪⚾️🔥
🇿🇦0-10🇻🇪 (KO)
🇻🇪10-0🇬🇧 (KO)
🇰🇷0-7🇻🇪 (KO)
🇨🇺0-10🇻🇪 (KO)
Enfrentan mañana a Japón🇯🇵
✅️4 Victorias
✅️3 KO
✅️37 Carreras
✅️0.00 Efectividad
✅️Clasificados a la Super Ronda
LLAMEN A SUS AMIGOS Y DIGANLEEEEEEE..
QUE EL MAGALLANES CERRÓ LA SEMANA PERFECTA CON SEIS VICTORIAS Y SUMAN 8 TRIUNFOS AL HILO.
VAMOS EQUIPO, SI SE PUEDE.
Imaginate tener 22 años de edad, ser venezolano y ser campeón de la serie mundial
Con ustedes Jackson Chourio
Sin perreo, sin groseriías, sin egos.
Muchacho de valores.
Venezuela necesita más jovenes como Chourio
In this picture , you can see the Greatest Player , The Greatest Free Kick taker & The Greatest playmaker of all time. And there is Beckham and Zidane too!
🚨Carlo Ancelotti on Lionel Messi's chances of winning the 2026 Ballon d'Or
🗣️Reporter: "Carlo, Messi is 39, and he's competing against players like Mbapp��, Haaland, Vinícius Jr. and Lamine Yamal. Do you genuinely believe he can win it?"
🎙️Carlo Ancelotti:
“Look, I'll be honest with you. I believe Messi deserves it, but I don't believe they will give it to him. And there's a difference between deserving an award and actually receiving it.
What happened at the World Cup is a good example. In my opinion, Messi was the better individual player, yet Rodri received the Player of the Tournament award.
I respect Rodri. He's a fantastic midfielder, and I understand what he brings to a team. But when I look at Messi's individual performances, I ask myself: what more did people expect him to do?
At some point, we have to stop judging players by their age and start judging them by what they actually do on the pitch."
"Now, when we talk about the Ballon d'Or, people will look at Mbappé, Haaland, Vinícius and Yamal and say they're in their prime, so surely one of them should win it.
But why?
If Messi performs better, why should being 39 count against him? Does football suddenly become less valuable when you're older?
I've seen great players throughout my career, and what separates the special ones is how they understand the game. Messi can receive the ball with three opponents around him and see a pass nobody else has imagined.
You cannot measure that kind of football intelligence with age."
🗣️Reporter: "You're a Cristiano Ronaldo fan. Does it surprise people when you speak about Messi like this?"
🎙️Carlo Ancelotti
“Maybe, but I don't understand why. I can admire Cristiano without pretending Messi isn't extraordinary.
Cristiano has achieved incredible things. His goalscoring, mentality and longevity are remarkable. But being a fan doesn't mean you have to deny what your eyes can see.
I don't need to disrespect Cristiano to recognise Messi's greatness, and I don't need to disrespect Messi to appreciate Cristiano.
That's the problem with football debates today.
Sometimes people become so attached to their favourite player that they forget to enjoy the game itself."
“If Messi wins the Ballon d'Or at 39, it will be historic. But I don't want him to win because of his name or his age. I want him to win because of his performances.
And if his performances are the best, then give him the award.
Don't tell me Messi is too old to be the best. Tell me somebody played better than him. That's a football argument. His age is not.”
Una actuación épica. Un momento legendario. William Contreras se fue a otro nivel por los Brewers en el Juego 2 de la NLCS. Revive su bambinazo ante los Dodgers en español gracias a @FOXDeportes.
🚨 Thierry Henry on whether Lionel Messi could have succeeded in the Premier League:
“Wayne, I also got asked the question recently.
‘Thierry, do you think Leo could have survived in England?’
I said, ‘Survived?’
‘Yes. The Premier League. The defenders don’t give you space.’
I told him, ‘You know, I played in that league for 8 years. I remember it quite well.’
And then I played with Lionel Messi.
So I think I am in a reasonable position to answer.
When I arrived at Barcelona, I was used to English football. You had to be quick, strong, ready for contact. At Arsenal, if you took too long to make a decision, somebody was already on your back.
Then I trained with Leo.
One day he received the ball with two players close to him. I was waiting for him to pass it back. It was the sensible thing to do.
He didn’t.
One little touch, a change of direction, and he was through them.
I said, ‘Leo, how did you know there was room?’
He looked at me and said, ‘There was room.’
That was his explanation. Very useful.
But that’s what people miss when they talk about space. They think space is something a defender gives you. With certain players, space is something they create.
Wayne, you mentioned Cherki’s goal against Liverpool. The movement against Frimpong, the finish, beautiful. That’s the kind of football you want to see. Everybody celebrated it, and rightly so.
Now imagine I said, ‘Cherki could never do that in the Premier League. The defenders are too quick. They don’t give you time.’
You’d tell me to watch the match again.
So why does the argument suddenly make sense when we’re talking about Messi?
And don’t tell me Leo only did it because Barcelona were built around him. Of course we played to his strengths. You’d have to be a very strange coach to have Messi in your team and tell him not to touch the ball.
At Arsenal we played to the strengths of our best players too. Every great team does that.
Then he left Barcelona. People said, ‘Let’s see him somewhere else.’ He went to Paris. It wasn’t always easy, but he still contributed. Then he led Argentina to a World Cup.
And after all that, people are still saying, ‘Yes, but could he do it on a rainy afternoon in England?’
My friend, he was doing it to English clubs in the Champions League. Those defenders didn’t become different people when they boarded a plane to Spain.
I know the Premier League is difficult. I respect it enormously. But difficulty is not a magical force that makes a player’s first touch disappear.
A reporter once asked me what I would have told Leo if he’d joined Arsenal during my time there.
I said, ‘First, I’d tell him welcome.’
‘And then?’
‘I’d tell everybody else to give him the ball.’
Because that is the part that makes me sad about this debate.
English supporters missed the chance to watch one of the greatest players ever do this every weekend in their own stadiums. That should be the regret.
Instead, some people speak as if Messi was lucky to avoid England.
No. I think England was unlucky to miss Messi.”
🗣️ Anthony Gordon:: "Desde la aparición de las redes sociales alrededor de 2010, creo que el mundo ha comenzado a dirigirse hacia lo peor."
"La gente se enfoca en cosas que no importan. Lo único que realmente importa está en casa, con las personas que amas."