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Declaración de Enzo Fernández sobre su tarjeta roja ante España: “El árbitro realmente no fue justo. La injusticia fue evidente desde donde yo estaba. Sé que ya tenía una tarjeta amarilla, pero apenas hubo contacto. Recibir una segunda amarilla por esa jugada fue muy difícil de aceptar. En el momento en que vi la roja, se me cayó el mundo encima. Sentí que les había fallado a mis compañeros, al cuerpo técnico y a todos los argentinos. Habíamos preparado el partido de la mejor manera, estábamos siendo disciplinados, ordenados y ejecutando el plan de juego a la perfección. Lamentablemente, mi expulsión cambió todo e hizo que el partido fuera mucho más complicado para el equipo. Estoy destrozado porque no pude estar ahí para luchar junto a mis compañeros hasta el pitazo final. Todo futbolista sueña con ayudar a su país en el escenario más grande, no con terminar viendo el partido desde el vestuario después de una expulsión. A todos los argentinos les pido disculpas de corazón. Sé lo mucho que significaba este partido para todos. Dejé absolutamente todo en la cancha y jamás tuve la intención de dejar al equipo con diez jugadores. Al mismo tiempo, sinceramente creo que no recibimos un trato justo. Cada uno podrá juzgar la jugada por su cuenta, pero desde mi punto de vista, el castigo no estuvo a la altura de la acción. Así es el fútbol, y a veces estas cosas juegan en tu contra. A pesar de la decepción, estoy inmensamente orgulloso de este equipo. Peleamos cada pelota, representamos a nuestro país con pasión y nunca dejamos de creer. Un resultado no borra todo el camino que recorrimos juntos. Para nosotros, seguimos siendo campeones en espíritu. Vamos a aprender de esto, volveremos más fuertes y seguiremos defendiendo a la Argentina con el mismo orgullo y compromiso de siempre.”
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🎙️ Jude Bellingham on the kid he slapped after the match: “I was hugging the Argentina players and congratulating them on the win. Then this kid walked past me, looked me straight in the face and called me a loser. I completely lost my head. Why would you say something like that? Winning a football match doesn’t give you the right to disrespect people. It was abusive, completely unnecessary, and I reacted in the heat of the moment. I’ll let it slide now, but no one should think that’s acceptable.”
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🎙️ Rodri on the heated scenes after the final whistle: “I was walking past Leandro Paredes and simply said, ‘Vamos.’ The next thing I knew, he reacted aggressively and hit me in the stomach. I pulled myself away because I wasn’t looking for any trouble. When I looked back, it was complete chaos. Paredes was involved in confrontations with several Spain players as teammates from both sides rushed in to separate them. Paredes was seen grabbing García by the throat before appearing to lunge toward Gavi, as players from both teams stepped in to stop the situation from escalating even further. It was an ugly way for a World Cup final to end. You can lose a final, but you can’t lose your discipline. Emotions run high, but there has to be a limit.”
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🎙️ Zlatan Ibrahimović was asked to name his all-time top five players. Reporter: “Who’s number one?” Zlatan: “Ronaldo. O Fenômeno. My idol. When I watched him, football looked impossible for everyone else and easy for him. He wasn’t normal.” “Then Maradona, Zidane, Messi… obviously. And Van Basten.” Reporter: “Cristiano Ronaldo?” Zlatan: “Did you ask for my top five or yours?”
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Luis De la Fuente sobre la conducta de Leandro Paredes hacia los jugadores de España tras el pitido final: “Quedó claro para todos que jugamos mejor al fútbol y, al final, el mejor equipo mereció ganar. Respetamos a Argentina porque tiene jugadores de clase mundial, pero también la estudiamos a fondo antes de la final. Sabíamos exactamente dónde estaban sus mayores fortalezas y nos preparamos para ellas. La gente siempre habla de las individualidades, pero el fútbol es un deporte colectivo. Incluso si Lamine Yamal no está en su mejor nivel, tenemos suficiente calidad en toda la plantilla para ganar partidos porque este equipo no depende de un solo jugador. Tenemos futbolistas en todas las posiciones capaces de decidir encuentros. Del otro lado, creíamos que si lográbamos limitar a su jugador clave e impedir que influyera en el juego, Argentina tendría dificultades para generar la misma magia que suele mostrar. Fue un partido muy físico, con entradas fuertes por parte de ambos equipos, pero eso es fútbol. Nuestros jugadores mantuvieron la calma, fueron disciplinados y siguieron concentrados hasta el pitido final. Nunca permitimos que las emociones tomaran el control. Lo que más me decepcionó ocurrió cuando el partido ya había terminado. Una final de la Copa del Mundo debería ser recordada por el gran fútbol, no por puñetazos, empujones, agarrones del cuello o enfrentamientos innecesarios. Esas escenas no tienen lugar en el fútbol. Fue un duelo justo. Un equipo ganó y el otro perdió. Eso es el deporte. Se da la mano, se felicita al rival y se sigue adelante. Recurrir a la violencia porque el resultado no salió como esperabas es algo que no puedo apoyar ni defender. Todo jugador tiene la responsabilidad de respetar el juego, a sus rivales y a los millones de personas que lo ven en todo el mundo. Ese es el ejemplo que el fútbol siempre debe dar.”
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🎙️ Roy Keane on England’s thrilling World Cup third-place win over France: “I’m not getting carried away. Fair play, England won, but where was this performance when it actually mattered? You score four in the first half today, you keep attacking, you keep asking questions. Against Argentina, you went 1-0 up and suddenly everyone started protecting the lead instead of chasing the game. That’s the difference. It feels like whenever England get in front under Tuchel, they become cautious. The substitutions invite pressure instead of killing games off. Top teams don’t stop playing because they’re leading—they keep going until the opposition has nothing left. Look at France today. Four down at half-time and they still came out swinging. That’s pride. England should’ve had that same fearless mentality in the semi-final. Instead, they let Argentina back into it. The fight was there today because there was no real pressure. Football is easy when you’ve got nothing to lose. The real test is producing that same courage when you’re one game away from a World Cup final. Third place is nice. But let’s not kid ourselves—that’s not what England came here for. You make hay while the sun shines, and England let the sun disappear against Argentina.”
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🚨🎙️Paolo Maldini Breaks His Silence on the Current FIGC Situation: “When Leonardo and I accepted these roles, we did so with one clear understanding: that we would be trusted to lead the sporting project and be given the authority to make football decisions. Unfortunately, it became clear that we were handed responsibilities without the power to fulfil them.” “Many will assume this decision is simply about Andrea Pirlo. It is not. We supported him because, after careful evaluation, we believed he was the right man to begin Italy’s rebuild. You may agree or disagree with that choice—that is football. What cannot happen is asking people to carry responsibility while denying them the authority to act.” “I have always been a man of principles. Throughout my career, whether as a player or an executive, I have never believed in compromising my values to protect a position. If I cannot defend a vision I genuinely believe in, then I have no reason to remain.” “We accepted these roles believing we had the mandate to make difficult decisions for the future of Italian football. The moment we realised that mandate no longer existed, our decision was simple.” “We did not resign because our preferred candidate was rejected. We resigned because the trust that brought us here disappeared. Without trust, leadership becomes a title, not a responsibility.”
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🚨 Pep Guardiola on rejecting the Italy job: “The problem goes far beyond the manager.” “Perhaps now people understand why I made that decision. Managing a national team is about far more than standing on the touchline every few months. Success begins with unity. There has to be complete trust between the manager, the federation, the technical department and everyone responsible for the direction of football. Italy is one of the biggest football nations in history, but they have now missed three consecutive World Cups. Any coach who accepts that job isn’t just expected to qualify again; he’s expected to restore an identity, rebuild belief and return Italy to competing for the biggest trophies. That doesn’t happen by changing one coach after another. It requires rebuilding from the foundations. The structure, the vision, the youth development, the decision-making—everything has to move in the same direction. Players alone cannot carry that responsibility. In the short time I spent evaluating the project, I realised this wasn’t the right moment for me. Sometimes the bravest decision is to step away before accepting a challenge that doesn’t yet have the stability needed for success. We all know the saying: Rome wasn’t built in a day. The same applies to rebuilding Italian football. It needs patience, clear leadership and a long-term plan—not just another managerial appointment every time results don’t go the right way.”
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🎙️ Zlatan Ibrahimović on whether Lionel Messi should continue playing after the World Cup: “If I were Messi, I would retire from international football after yesterday’s defeat. I think he has done enough.” “He has nothing left to prove to football. He has won everything there is to win, broken countless records and completed the game in every possible way. What I see now is a very average team relying on one extraordinary player. Messi does everything. He creates, he scores, he inspires, he carries them. Take away Messi’s goals and assists, and the rest of the squad barely contributes anything in attack. That tells you everything. So many times they struggled as a team. They conceded goals, looked out of the game, and then Messi produced another moment of magic to bring them back. Without him, they wouldn’t have gone as far as they did. He gave everything he had for Argentina. Now it’s time to leave the responsibility to the younger generation and let the world see whether they can survive without Lionel Messi carrying them. For me, there is nothing left for Messi to achieve. He should leave the international stage with his head held high because his legacy is already untouchable. Messi lost the World Cup final, not his legacy.”
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🚨 Roy Keane defends Klopp: “The day football targets a manager’s family is the day the game loses its soul.” “Klopp is absolutely right. Football has completely lost the plot if we’re now talking about managers’ families instead of football. He signed up to manage a football team, not to have his wife and children dragged into abuse because of a bad result. He mentioned what happened to Julian Nagelsmann and Thomas Tuchel, and he’s spot on. We’ve seen managers become the punching bag, and now people think it’s acceptable to go after their families as well? That’s disgraceful. If a manager isn’t good enough, sack him. Criticise his tactics, question his decisions, debate his results—that’s football. But the moment you start threatening or abusing his family, you’ve crossed a line no decent person should ever cross. Klopp made it clear: if his family are targeted, he’ll walk away. I don’t blame him one bit. No job, no trophy, no salary is worth putting your loved ones through that. Football should never become more important than your family.”
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