🔙 Se cumplen ocho años del comienzo de Lionel Scaloni en la Selección Argentina.
🇦🇷 Gran momento para repasar algunos números al mando de la Albiceleste:
👤 104 partidos dirigidos.
✅ 76 victorias.
🟰 18 empates.
❌ 10 derrotas.
⚽️ 217 goles a favor.
🥅 57 goles en contra.
📊 78% de efectividad.
🥇 Campeón del Mundo.
🥈 Subcampeón del Mundo.
🥇 Bicampeón de América.
🥇 Campeón Intercontinental.
🔝 INVICTO más largo de la historia (36 PJ).
🌟 65 futbolistas debutantes en el equipo.
◉ GANÓ en Uruguay después de 12 años.
◉ GANÓ en Venezuela después de 14 años.
◉ GANÓ en Bolivia después de 15 años.
◉ GANÓ en Perú después de 16 años.
◉ GANÓ en Brasil por primera vez en la historia de las Eliminatorias Sudamericanas.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Heartfelt Message to Lionel Messi Following the Passing of Jorge Messi
🗣️ “I felt truly heartbroken when I heard the news about the passing of Messi’s father, Jorge Messi. It hit me deeply. First and foremost, may his gentle soul rest in peace.
After the initial shock, the first thing I did was call Leo. I told him that I understand how painful it is to lose someone so special, especially your father. I reminded him to stay strong and keep his head high. I know this is one of the lowest points anyone can face, but he needs to find the strength not only for himself but also for his family, who need him now more than ever.
Behind closed doors, Leo and I have shared many meaningful moments over the years. He is someone I consider a true friend in the world of football. Because of that, I can feel the pain he is going through right now. There is no rivalry or competition at a moment like this—just two men who respect each other, and one of them is hurting.
My thoughts, prayers, and support are fully with Leo, his mother Celia, and the entire Messi family during this difficult time. May Jorge Messi rest in peace.”
🇧🇷 Pelé: "He has everything to become one of the greatest."
🇦🇷 Lionel Messi: "One of the best players in the world."
🇵🇹 Cristiano Ronaldo: "An extraordinary player with incredible talent."
🇫🇷 Thierry Henry: "He can do things very few players in football history can."
🇸🇪 Zlatan Ibrahimović: "A player people pay to watch."
🇧🇷 Ronaldinho: "A genius who can decide any game."
🇪🇸 Andrés Iniesta: "He has the quality to change a match in an instant."
🇪🇸 Pep Guardiola: "One of the greatest talents I've ever seen."
🇵🇹 José Mourinho: "One of the biggest talents in world football."
🇮🇹 Carlo Ancelotti: "A spectacular player who can make the difference at any moment."
🏴 Arsène Wenger: "He combines technique, creativity and unpredictability like very few players."
🇧🇷 Luiz Felipe Scolari: "He carries the hopes of an entire nation."
🐐 If today truly marks the final match of Neymar's international career, football says goodbye to one of the most gifted talents the game has ever seen.
No World Cup trophy. A career many believe could have reached even greater heights. But a player whose magic inspired millions and earned the admiration of the biggest legends in football.
Obrigado, Neymar. 🇧🇷💛
🚨🎙️Peter Schmeichel on Zion Suzuki after Japan’s defeat to Brazil at the 2026 FIFA World Cup:
🗣️ “I’ve been in those knockout nights myself, and I can tell you — Zion Suzuki was the best player on the pitch tonight, even in defeat.
At only 23 years old, this young man performed like a seasoned international with 15 years at the top. Facing Brazil’s attack, with Vinícius and the rest coming wave after wave, he stood tall. The saves he made, the positioning, the way he commanded his area — it was outstanding.
One mistake against that quality usually ends your World Cup, but Suzuki refused to make it. He gave Japan a chance right until the end. You could see his confidence spreading through the defence, even when the pressure was at its highest.
It’s heartbreaking to go out, but this performance will change his career. The football world has seen a new star goalkeeper tonight. Zion Suzuki belongs on this stage — he proved it against one of the best teams in the world. Japan can be incredibly proud of their No.1.”
⚽️🇯🇵 Ayer Ryoga Kida anotó su primer gol en el fútbol argentino e hizo historia: Se convirtió en el segundo nipón en anotar un gol en la Primera División.
Lo que muchos no saben es que cuando estaba en la primaria le detectaron Leucemia. Y eso no frenó el sueño de este samurai.