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Lionel Messi retires from Argentina international duty: ‘A decision that hurts my soul’ (opens the original)
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Argentina captain Lionel Messi has confirmed his retirement from international football. The 39-year-old’s last appearance for Argentina was the World Cup final defeat by Spain. It was Messi’s sixth appearance at a World Cup and one in which he became only the second player (after Brazil’s Cafu) to appear in three men’s World Cup finals, having won the previous edition in 2022 and been a runner-up to Germany in 2014. Writing on Instagram on Monday, Messi said the decision “hurts deep in my soul”
Cristiano Ronaldo says he will ‘probably’ retire this season, plans to have ‘more fun’ (opens the original)
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Cristiano Ronaldo says he will “probably” retire from football when his Al Nassr contract expires next summer, adding he plans to have “more fun”. The 41-year-old, who is just 24 goals shy of reaching 1,000 throughout the entirety of his senior career, said in November 2025 that he was not planning on remaining in football after his playing career as he wanted to spend more time with his family and pursue “other passions”. The Portugal international, widely recognised as one of the greatest foot
Lionel Messi unsure playing career will last ‘much longer’ after death of his father, Jorge (opens the original)
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Lionel Messi has spoken of his doubts over continuing his playing career “for much longer” following the death of his father, Jorge. Jorge Messi passed away, aged 68, on August 8. The Messi family had released a statement on June 18, during the World Cup, saying that he was “experiencing health issues” and “under close medical attention.” After Argentina’s group-stage win over Algeria, Messi said his emotional reaction to scoring two goals was due to “some difficult, complicated days.” The 39-ye
Mohamed Salah signs two-year Trabzonspor contract after Liverpool exit (opens the original)
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Mohamed Salah has signed a two-year contract with Turkish club Trabzonspor following his exit from Liverpool. Salah arrived in the city of Trabzon on Wednesday after the club said they were in talks over his signing the previous day, and on Thursday Trabzonspor confirmed a deal had been signed by the Egypt international. The club have announced Salah will be paid €17million (£14.5m, $19.6m) per annum, consisting of a €10m salary and a €7m signing-on fee, which will be paid in each season. The 34
Gianni Infantino receives ‘full support’ from FIFA leadership after crisis meeting (opens the original)
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Gianni Infantino has received “full support” from FIFA’s senior leadership staff to continue in his role as president following a crisis meeting in Morocco on Wednesday. The meeting took place after Infantino was forced to scrap his proposal to sell off stakes in FIFA competitions to private investment. An overwhelming global backlash to Infantino’s FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) has put his role as president in a fragile position, but a FIFA statement on Wednesday night said the 56-year-old reta
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