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April 17 - Ollie Watkins still has hope of making England's World Cup squad despite being dropped for last month's friendlies against Uruguay and Japan, with the Aston Villa forward saying all he can do in the last few weeks of the season is score goals.

Uruguay y Chile se convirtieron en las nuevas selecciones clasificadas al Mundial Sub-17 de la FIFA Catar 2026™. Venezuela y Bolivia definirán el último cupo mundialista en la próxima jornada de la Fase Final. Las selecciones de Uruguay y Chile aseguraron su presencia en la Copa Mundial Sub17 de la FIFA Catar 2026™, tras disputarse una nueva jornada correspondiente a la Fase Final de la CONMEBOL Sub17, en Villeta - Paraguay. La fecha dejó además a Venezuela y a Bolivia con una última oportunidad de clasificación, que se definirá en el partido decisivo del sábado 18, por el último cupo mundialista disponible en la CONMEBOL Sub17 2026. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) - Uruguay 3-0 Venezuela - La Celeste selló su boleto mundialista tras imponerse 3-0 ante Venezuela, en un encuentro en el que marcó diferencias con eficacia en el complemento. Juan Pablo Ganacheff abrió el marcador a los 34’, mientras que Nicolás Scotti (71’) y Thiago Brizuela (73’) sentenciaron el encuentro. El conjunto uruguayo volvió a mostrar su fortaleza ofensiva en el torneo. Es la segunda vez que logra una victoria por tres goles de diferencia con valla invicta en la actual CONMEBOL Sub17, registro que no conseguía desde 2019, cuando venció 3-0 a Argentina. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) Además, en todos sus partidos del certamen, la Celeste convirtió al menos un gol en el primer tiempo, destacándose como uno de los equipos más efectivos en la etapa inicial. -- Números del partido - Es la segunda vez que Uruguay golea por tres tantos de diferencia con la valla invicta a un rival en el actual CONMEBOL Sub-17, al menos desde 2009. La última vez que consiguió lo mismo en la competición fue en 2019 tras vencer 3-0 a Argentina. Juan Gancheff (Uruguay) marcó su primer gol en el actual CONMEBOL Sub17 en su segundo partido como titular y solo 135 minutos jugados en todo el torneo. Se convirtió en el cuarto jugador en anotar con menos de 150 minutos disputados en la competición. Thiago Brizuela convirtió el tercer gol del partido para Uruguay. Se posiciona como líder en participaciones de gol en el actual CONMEBOL Sub17 con cuatro (3G+1A), al igual que Nabil Nacif (Bolivia), Eduardo Conceição y Eduardo Pape (ambos de Brasil) y José Escorcia (Colombia). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF7OyrlUyoc - Chile 4-0 Bolivia - La Roja se impuso y aseguró su clasificación al Mundial Sub17 tras vencer 4-0 a Bolivia. Los goles del encuentro fueron convertidos por Amaro Rivero (32’), Joaquín Muñoz (45’+1), Baltazar Orostica (52’) e Ignacio Cerda (90’+5), en un partido que el conjunto chileno dominó de principio a fin para sellar su boleto mundialista. El conjunto chileno alcanzó un nuevo registro destacado en la competición, sumando su cuarta victoria por tres o más goles desde 2009 en la CONMEBOL Sub-17. Además, se mantiene como la única selección con penales atajados en el torneo, tras las intervenciones de Cristóbal del Río y Vicente Villegas. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) En el plano individual, Amaro Rivero y Baltazar Orostica se convirtieron en los jugadores más jóvenes en marcar en la actual edición, mientras que el equipo mostró un alto nivel colectivo, con múltiples futbolistas involucrados en la generación de goles. - Números del partido - Desde 2009, es la cuarta vez que Chile gana por tres o más goles en CONMEBOL Sub17: Venezuela (3-0) y Bolivia (4-0) en 2019, ante Perú (5-0) el año pasado y este 3 a 0 a Bolivia.. Chile es la única selección con penales atajados en el CONMEBOL Sub17: Cristóbal del Río ante Ecuador y hoy, Vicente Villegas ante Bolivia. Amaro Riveros (15 años y 117 días) y Baltazar Orostica (15 años y 199 días), de Chile, se convirtieron en los dos jugadores más jóvenes en marcar en el actual CONMEBOL Sub17. Chile tuvo seis jugadores directamente involucrados en los tres goles que convirtió. Solo Brasil tuvo más futbolistas participando en tantos en un mismo partido en el actual CONMEBOL Sub-17: siete en la goleada 5-0 ante Bolivia. CONMEBOL.com/OPTA

Inter Miami forward German Berterame does not have his place secured with Mexico for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In just over a month, the coaches of the 48 qualified national teams for the 2026 FIFA World Cup will have to finalize their 26-man squads. In Mexico, there is fierce competition for the striker spots, putting Inter Miami star German Berterame’s chances in serious doubt. “Raul Jimenez and Santiago Gimenez are the main forwards of the Mexico national team, and that appears to be beyond any doubt as the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches,” Diario Marca reported this week. Indeed, the Fulham forward has been a key figure based on recent call-ups. And while Gimenez has struggled this year at AC Milan due to inconsistent performances and injuries, he has built a strong reputation in Europe to earn that consideration. “The debate is over the third striker for the World Cup,” the report adds. “The focus is on Armando Gonzalez and German Berterame, who are competing for a place in the 26-man squad that Javier Aguirre will select for the FIFA tournament.” Armando Gonzalez playing for Mexico. Who is Armando Gonzalez? One of the fastest-rising players in Mexican soccer in recent years is Armando Gonzalez. The striker will turn 23 next week and is currently enjoying the best season of his professional career with Guadalajara. After beginning his career with Tapatio in Liga de Expansion MX in 2020, ‘La Hormiga’ (The Ant) reached Liga MX in 2024 and has since established himself as a key player for Guadalajara. This season, he is the team’s undisputed star, leading the standings and topping the Clausura tournament scoring chart with 12 goals. Those performances earned Gonzalez a call-up to the Mexico national team, where Javier Aguirre gave him the opportunity to make his debut in a friendly against Paraguay in November 2025. Since then, he has recorded six appearances, one goal and one assist at the international level. Berterame is struggling at Inter Miami While Armando Gonzalez is in the best form of his career with Guadalajara and gaining prominence with the Mexico national team, German Berterame is having trouble finding his rhythm on the field. Inter Miami paid $15 million to Monterrey at the start of this year to sign the Argentina-born forward, hoping he would become an important attacking piece for the team. However, his start with the club has not been ideal: across MLS and the Concacaf Champions Cup, Berterame has managed just one goal in nine appearances for the Herons, raising questions about his place in the starting lineup. That lack of form at club level has impacted his chances internationally. Javier Aguirre has included Berterame in the starting lineup in only one of Mexico’s five matches this year, while in two others he did not see the field at all.

Chelsea have reportedly entered the high-stakes battle to sign Palmeiras’ latest wonderkid, Eduardo Conceicao, as the club continues its aggressive recruitment of the world’s most elite teenage talents. The 16-year-old winger has become the subject of an intense transfer war, with The Times reporting that Chelsea are now vying with Manchester City, Barcelona, and PSG […] The post Chelsea looking to beat Man City in stunning swoop for £87m wonderkid – report appeared first on CaughtOffside.

UE Cornella have announced that Lionel Messi has become the club’s new owner. Lionel Messi continues to take steps toward remaining involved in soccer once his professional playing career comes to an end. His latest move in that direction is the acquisition of a fifth-division club in Spain, Unio Esportiva Cornella, the third club he is involved in. “The Argentine footballer and eight-time Ballon d’Or winner, Leo Messi, has finalized the acquisition of UE Cornella,” the club announced in a statement published Thursday on their official website. “With this operation, Messi strengthens his close ties to Barcelona and his commitment to the development of sport and local talent in Catalunya.” UE Cornella are a club founded in 1951 and based in the autonomous community of Catalunya, around 50 miles from Barcelona. They currently compete in the Tercera RFEF (Spain’s fifth division) and sit third in Group V, five points behind leaders Manresa. “The arrival of Leo Messi opens a new chapter in the club’s history, with the aim of driving its sporting and institutional growth, strengthening its structure, and continuing to invest in talent. The project includes a long-term vision, with a strategic plan that combines ambition, sustainability, and local identity,” the statement added. Lionel Messi of Inter Miami How many clubs is Lionel Messi involved in? While continuing his professional career — since 2023 with Inter Miami — Lionel Messi has also begun exploring a role that was previously unfamiliar to him: club ownership and management. On more than one occasion, he has said this side of soccer appeals to him more than coaching, as he looks ahead to life after retirement. Last year, he joined his friend and teammate Luis Suarez in a project of this kind in Uruguay, becoming co-founders and co-owners of Deportivo LSM. The club debuted in the country’s fourth division and, in its first season — 2025 — earned promotion, beginning what looks like a promising path forward. In addition, the Messi family also founded a club in Argentina: Leones de Rosario FC, based in Leo’s hometown. The project began in 2015 with a focus on developing young talent, but this year took its first professional step by joining Primera C, Argentina’s fourth division. Messi and Ronaldo follow similar paths The news of Lionel Messi’s acquisition of UE Cornella comes just months after Cristiano Ronaldo made a similar move. The 41-year-old forward has owned a 25% stake in Almeria since February of this year, another club competing in the lower tiers of Spanish soccer. Almeria, unlike UE Cornella, are a more established club with greater tradition: they have spent a total of seven seasons in La Liga, most recently in 2024. Messi’s new club, meanwhile, have yet to play in Spain’s top division.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the largest of its kind as it will be hosted over three countries for the first time in history, featuring 48 teams from the six football federations, an increase of 16 countries from the regular format of 32 nations that has been in place since 1998. The… The post Newcomers and Second Appearances: What to Expect in the 2026 World Cup first appeared on Breaking The Lines.

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