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Serie A giants Inter Milan are reportedly desperate to convince Carlos Augusto to pledge his long-term future to the club. According to Calciomercato via FCInter1908, the Nerazzurri are ready to increase the player’s wages to persuade him to sign the papers. Carlos Augusto joined the club from Monza in the summer of 2023 on an […] The post Report – Inter Milan Set To Offer Brazil Wingback New Contract & Increased Salary appeared first on SempreInter.com.

Yesterday it was reported by ESPN Brasil that Manchester City were leading the race to sign young Brazilian starlet Eduardo Conceição from Palmeiras. The ESPN Brasil report stated that City were eager to get to the front of the queue to sign one of Brazil’s brightest young prospects. It is easy to see why City, […] The post A Manchester City move for a Brazilian starlet seems to be gathering pace appeared first on Esteemed Kompany.

Wednesday’s reports claim that Roma star Paulo Dybala is keen to play for Milan under...

By: Oliver Fisher Paulo Dybala’s contract is expiring at the end of the season, and he apparently wants to join AC Milan in the summer. We are getting towards the point in the season where decisions must be made on the players whose deals are running out. We picked out five players that Milan could look to target […] The post CorSera: Dybala dreams of Milan move – ‘performance-based contract’ possible appeared first on SempreMilan.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has confirmed that newly appointed Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz will soon arrive in the country for his official unveiling.GFA Communications Director Henry Asante Twum disclosed that the experienced Portuguese tactician is expected in the coming days, where he will formally present his vision for the senior national team.Queiroz, who has previously managed Egypt, Colombia and Oman, has been handed a short-term deal to lead Ghana into the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.The 73-year-old takes over from Otto Addo, who was relieved of his duties in March following back-to-back friendly defeats to Austria and Germany.Speaking on Asempa FM, Asante Twum outlined plans for the coach’s introduction, stressing that the unveiling will offer the public and media an opportunity to hear directly from Queiroz.“In the next few days, Carlos Queiroz will arrive in Ghana to be properly unveiled, where he will personally tell us his plans and his expectations, and his ambitions for the team," he said.“We have only made his statement to us public, but he will be unveiled and made available to the press to answer questions, and then we will make progress from there,”...

After scoring early, the Brazilian star got into a heated exchange with fans, firing back at criticism as pressure builds ahead of the World Cup. Leer

Following their elimination, Barcelona star Raphinha blasted the officiating, calling their Champions League quarterfinal exit at the hands of Atletico Madrid a "robbery." Barcelona‘s hopes of winning the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League were extinguished on Tuesday after falling short of overturning the aggregate deficit despite a 2-1 win at the Metropolitano. The controversy surrounding the tie against Atletico Madrid, however, is far from over, with star forward Raphinha pulling no punches in calling out what he described as a “robbery” by the referees across the entire quarterfinal series. Raphinha had been one of the most significant absentees for Barcelona after picking up an injury during the March international break with Brazil, ruling him out of both legs against Atletico. Although he traveled to Madrid with his teammates to show his support, he made his feelings about the officiating crystal clear when addressing the media in the mixed zone. “This match was a robbery. The refereeing had many issues; the decisions he made are unbelievable. Atletico committed I don’t know how many fouls, and the referee didn’t show them a single yellow card. I really want to understand his fear of Barca actually making it through the tie,” Raphinha said. Among the most consequential decisions that went against the Blaugrana were the red cards shown to Pau Cubarsi in the first leg and Eric Garcia in the second, though both dismissals left little room for argument, with each player having fouled as the last man. Raphinha: “Para mí fue un partido robado” 🗣️#UCLxDAZN pic.twitter.com/t2AqCVWbyh — DAZN Fútbol (@DAZNFutbol) April 14, 2026 One of the more contentious moments from the first leg arose when Marc Pubill appeared to handle the ball after Juan Musso restarted play from a goal kick, only for the officials to wave away the appeals on the grounds that the ball was not yet in play. On the foul count, Atletico committed 15 compared to Barcelona’s eight in the second leg, yet the Colchoneros escaped without a single yellow card on the night. For Raphinha, the accumulation of those decisions across both matches points to something more than isolated errors. “It was tough, especially when you see that you have to put in triple the effort just to win the match. I understand making a mistake in one match, but in two consecutive games?” the Brazilian added. Musso responds to Raphinha Raphinha’s pointed comments did not take long to make their way around the mixed zone, and Atletico goalkeeper Juan Musso was given the chance to respond. The Argentine, who was outstanding across both legs, was having none of it. “You can’t talk about a robbery. I understand what anyone might say. I respect everyone’s opinion, but let’s not frame the series as if it were a robbery, because that wasn’t the case. We won it on the pitch; we won 2-0 away. Being the last man in football is a red card, unfortunately,” Musso said, directly addressing the dismissals of Cubarsi and Garcia. Having made seven saves in each leg, Musso was a central figure in Atletico’s progression through the Champions League quarterfinals, and he made a point of acknowledging the quality of the opponent while firmly rejecting Raphinha’s characterization. “They are a team we respect a lot and one that truly motivates us to play against. They are a great team, but I think talking about a robbery is madness,” he concluded.

Brazil former star Filipe Luis highlighted the importance of Carlo Ancelotti at this crucial moment. With two months to go before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Brazil are hopeful that Carlo Ancelotti can provide the national team with a tactical identity that allows them to compete for the title in North America. Filipe Luis expressed confidence that the Italian coach will get the job done in time. “Ancelotti brings us many good things,” Filipe Luis said during a conference organized by Conmebol this week, according to Diario AS. “There are no guarantees we’ll win anything, but it’s the best that could have happened.” The former Atletico Madrid defender pointed to the timing of Ancelotti’s arrival to take over the national team. In mid-2025, Brazil were coming off a heavy loss to Argentina in Buenos Aires and, with four matches remaining in the South American qualifiers, had not yet secured their place in the World Cup. Carlo Ancelotti delivered the results needed to achieve that goal and has since used every FIFA break to shape a team that had struggled to meet expectations since the departure of Tite after the 2022 World Cup at Qatar. Vinicius Junior is subbed off by Carlo Ancelotti, Head Coach of Brazil. Filipe Luis believes in Brazil’s chances The general consensus among fans and analysts lists Spain, France and Argentina as the top favorites to win the 2026 World Cup. Despite being the most successful national team in the competition’s history, Brazil are not placed in that top tier, but rather in a second group alongside other powerhouses such as Germany, England and Portugal. However, Filipe Luis warned those who might count Brazil out of the title race. “Brazil will always be one of the favorites, even when things aren’t going well,” said the former Flamengo manager, extending that view to Argentina as well. To support his confidence in Ancelotti’s squad, Filipe Luis pointed to the team’s individual talent: “People don’t believe Brazil can win. But if you look at the five best players in the world, we have two: Raphinha and Vini Jr.” Brazil’s path in the 2026 World Cup Brazil are in Group C of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. They will open their campaign on June 13 against Morocco at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, before traveling to Philadelphia six days later to face Haiti. Their final group-stage match will be on June 24 in Miami against Scotland. If everything goes as expected and Carlo Ancelotti’s side finish top of the group, they will advance to the Round of 16, where they would face the runner-up of Group F — made up of Netherlands, Japan, Sweden and Tunisia — in Houston on June 29.

Brazil's president has revealed that Carlo Ancelotti picked his brain over whether to select Neymar for the World Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Kobe Bryant were praised by Neymar. Neymar is not only one of the biggest soccer stars of this century, but also an athlete who regularly shows admiration for other greats. This time, he spoke highly of Cristiano Ronaldo and Kobe Bryant. In a video posted on his official YouTube account, Ney showed his private collection of jerseys and trophies gathered throughout his professional career. The collection includes, of course, items he wore with the different clubs he has played for, as well as with the Brazil national team, along with pieces from athletes he admires. One of the standout items in the collection is a Real Madrid jersey from the 2017-18 season with the number 7 on the back. “Cristiano Ronaldo… He is a beast!” Neymar said while showing that particular piece, alongside others such as a Zlatan Ibrahimovic jersey from AC Milan. This is not the first time the Brazilian forward has expressed his admiration for Ronaldo. In fact, in a 2020 interview Neymar said: “I respect him a lot for the history he has made. He is the mirror I look into… He has been at the top for 10 years, like Messi, and we all want to be like them.” Neymar facing Cristiano Ronaldo Neymar’s admiration for Cristiano Ronaldo dates back to when he was a child watching him shine at Manchester United, and getting the chance to face him on the pitch has not changed that opinion. Over the course of his professional career, Ney faced Cristiano Ronaldo eight times, all at club level. The first seven came in Clasicos between Barcelona and Real Madrid from 2013 to 2017, with four wins for Neymar, two for Ronaldo and one draw. The most recent meeting came in 2018, when Real Madrid defeated Paris Saint-Germain 3-1 in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16. Neymar admires several NBA stars Soccer is not the only sport that interests Neymar. He has often shown his passion for basketball, particularly for several NBA stars. In his personal collection, the Santos forward owns jerseys from multiple American players. “This is a Kobe Bryant jersey. The day he sadly passed away, I wore it as a tribute to him,” Neymar explained in the same video, about a Paris Saint-Germain jersey with the number 24 and Bryant’s name. “I’m a big fan of him—I even have a tattoo of him. He’s an inspiration to me, so this was a tribute.” In addition, among his Kobe memorabilia, Ney also keeps a Los Angeles Lakers jersey with the number 24. Alongside that, he also owns one from another legend of the Purple and Gold: “The Man, LeBron James,” the forward said while showing a No. 23 jersey. Finally, he also displayed a Golden State Warriors item: “I’m going to put this jersey up here too. Curry. A jersey he wore that I managed to get.”

Matt Crocker is leaving his position as U.S. Soccer’s sporting director to take a similar role with Saudi Arabia, multiple sources told me on Monday.

Whether we all like it or not, football is in the midst of an efficiency revolution. See it in the sudden uptick in tactical directness, as teams toss control to the side in favor of getting the ball to goal as quickly as possible; see it in the emphasis on set plays, as juggernauts like… The post Football’s Young Unicorns: The Uncategorizable first appeared on Breaking The Lines.

Las charlas contaron con aproximadamente 300 participantes pertenecientes a las selecciones que disputan el torneo. El objetivo principal es brindar información sobre los riesgos que implica el dopaje en su salud. En el marco de la Fase Final de la CONMEBOL Sub17, la Unidad Antidopaje llevó adelante el Programa Educativo Antidopaje, dirigido a jugadores y personal de apoyo de las selecciones participantes. Las charlas contaron con la participación de aproximadamente 300 integrantes de las 10 delegaciones participantes, con el objetivo de brindar información clave sobre los riesgos del dopaje en la salud y promover valores vinculados al juego limpio Las jornadas, desarrolladas de manera presencial en los hoteles de las delegaciones y también en formato online, estuvieron a cargo de especialistas de la Unidad Antidopaje y oficiales médicos designados. Dirigido a: • Jugadores profesionales. • Jugadores de alta competencia – Selecciones Nacionales. • Jugadores en formación. • Jugadores de iniciación. • Jugadores recreativos. • Entrenadores. • Personal de apoyo. • Dirigentes. • Padres. Disertantes / Encargados: • Dr. Osni Jaco (BRA) – Oficial Médico. • Dr. Osvaldo Villanueva (PAR) – Oficial Médico. • Dr. Luis Williman (VEN) – Oficial Médico. • Dr. Eduardo Cedeño (ECU) – Oficial Médico. • Gabriela Gossen – Coordinadora de la Unidad Antidopaje. • Elías Paredes – Responsable de la Unidad Antidopaje. Temas desarrollados: • Lista de Sustancias y Métodos Prohibidos. • Riesgos que suponen los suplementos nutricionales y la contaminación de productos alimenticios. • Infracciones de las Normas Antidopaje. • Consecuencias del dopaje: sanciones, perjuicios para la salud y sociales. • Procedimientos de Control del Dopaje. • Derechos y responsabilidades de los jugadores y de su personal de apoyo y casos de menores de edad. • Autorizaciones para Uso Terapéutico. • El agravio que supone el dopaje para el espíritu deportivo. • Requisitos aplicables en materia de localización/paradero de los jugadores. Impulsada por el Dr. Osvaldo Pangrazio, Director de la Unidad Antidopaje de la CONMEBOL, esta iniciativa reafirma el compromiso institucional con la prevención, la educación y la protección de la salud de los futbolistas, fortaleciendo la cultura de juego limpio en el fútbol sudamericano. CONMEBOL.com

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has offered an explanation for why Carlos Queiroz was appointed as the new head coach of the Black Stars. The 72-year-old has been confirmed as the new head coach for the senior national team on a short-term deal ahead of the 2026 World Cup.The former Egypt head coach has replaced Otto Addo, who was sacked after Black Stars' inconsistent performances ahead of the Mundial despite guiding the team to qualify for the Mundial slated for this summer in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.Reportedly, Pitso Mosimane, Kwesi Appiah, Paulo Bento, among other coaches, were all linked to the coach.Speaking to Asempa FM, the Communications Director of the GFA, Henry Asante Twum, explained why the former Real Madrid head coach was appointed."Carlos Queiroz provided a detailed analysis of his observations of the Black Stars, from their AFCON qualification failure to World Cup qualification," he said."He showed strong knowledge of the team’s player profiles and outlined how he intends to guide the Black Stars’ progress from the group stage at the World Cup," Asante Twum added.Queiroz will meet the Black Stars squad next month during their international friendly against Mexico, before concluding...

Only one Manchester United player made BBC Sport’s Team of the Week following last night’s disastrous defeat to Leeds United. Despite Bruno Fernandes doing his utmost to pull the strings, it was United’s only goalscorer on the night, Casemiro, who made Troy Deeney’s selection. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL STRETTY NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES […] The post Not Bruno: One Red makes BBC TOTW after Leeds loss, Deeney knows why he’s the only one to excel appeared first on Stretty News.

Communications Director of Ghana Football Association (GFA), Henry Asante Twum, has hinted that the FA will review the performance of Carlos Queiroz after the 2026 World Cup. The veteran Portuguese trainer has been appointed on a short-term basis, replacing Otto Addo, who was sacked after the back-to-back defeats against Austria and Germany in a pre-World Cup friendly game.With the former Egypt and Iran head coach set to lead the Black Stars to the Mundial, Asante Twum has revealed that his performance will be reviewed after the tournament in the USA, Canada and Mexico."Carlos Queiroz to lead the Black Stars until the end of the World Cup. After that, the FA will review how things turn out and decide whether to keep him or part ways," he told Asempa FM.Asante Twum also hinted that the 72-year-old has already started working."Carlos Queiroz has already begun work on the Black Stars and is expected in Ghana in the coming days," Asante Twum added.Queiroz will meet the Black Stars squad next month during their international friendly against Mexico, before concluding preparations with a final tune-up match against Wales on June 2.Ghana, preparing for its fifth World Cup appearance,...

It’s time to take a look at the upcoming football matches set to appear live on our TV screens this week, so here’s a rundown. It’s set to be another busy week of action with a full batch of football live scores to keep an eye on across the world. Take a look below at […] The post Football matches live on TV this week appeared first on Fan Banter.

Lamine Yamal makes his stance clear: Neymar belongs at the 2026 World Cup. Leer

Following an impressive debut with Olympique Lyon, Real Madrid have reportedly decided to bring Endrick back, teaming him with Vinícius Jr. and Kylian Mbappé. Consequently, los Blancos might allow another offensive star to depart in an effort to balance the roster. After struggling for playing time under Xabi Alonso, Endrick and Real Madrid have reportedly agreed to a loan move to boost his 2026 World Cup chances with Brazil national team. Seizing this opportunity, the 19-year-old striker has thrived at Olympique Lyon. As a result, Los Blancos reportedly plan to count on his return for the 2026-27 season, joining Vinícius Jr. and Kylian Mbappé in the attacking line. According to Mario Cortegana, via The Athletic, Real Madrid have decided to count on Endrick for the 2026–27 season. With this, the Brazilian would end his loan spell at Olympique Lyon at the end of the season, in order to become part of Los Blancos’ attacking line. Despite this, he may not be an undisputed starter, but instead earn playing time as a backup to Vinicius Jr and Kylian Mbappé, though with a more prominent role than in his previous spell. With Endrick’s return reportedly decided, Los Blancos have opted not to count on Gonzalo García. Although the Spaniard impressed at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, he has not managed to secure a place in the team’s rotation. In an effort to prioritize his development, Real Madrid would look to sell him so he can gain playing time, while still maintaining control over his future through a buy-back clause, a percentage of any future sale, or a right of first refusal. Unlike Gonzalo García, the Brazilian striker may be compatible with Vinicius and Kylian Mbappé. Having a privileged vision and creative capacity, Endrick could become a wildcard for Real Madrid’s offense. In his Ligue One tenure, he has scored three goals and contributed five assists in eleven games, proving to be differential. For that reason, he could emerge as a solid boost to the offense, as they have battled to perform this season without the Frenchman. Olympique Lyon star Endrick, loaned by Real Madrid. Endrick’s comeback may lead a Real Madrid’s offense rebuild Throughout the 2025-26 season, Real Madrid have experienced quite inconsistent performances from several of their players. Not only Gonzalo García but also Franco Mastantuono and Rodrygo Goes have been relegated to secondary roles. Because of this, Los Blancos could take advantage of Endrick’s return to lead a rebuild of their attack, allowing some players to leave in order to maintain balance. In case Endrick’s arrival is confirmed, Gonzalo García would leave the team permanently, with Como 1907 in Serie A showing interest, along with clubs from England, Germany, Spain, and Portugal, according to Fabrizio Romano. Alongside him, Franco Mastantuono could seek a loan move after losing his place to Brahim Díaz and Federico Valverde in the rotation. Rodrygo Goes seemed destined to leave Real Madrid, as he went from an undisputed starter to a rotational player. However, his ACL injury could complicate his departure, as he may look to fully recover at Los Blancos and then decide his future. Because of this, the team’s reinforcements seem likely to focus on defense and midfield, leaving only Endrick’s return as the main attacking addition for the next season.

Carlo Ancelotti revealed Neymar has two months to prove he has what it takes to play in the next World Cup for Brazil. Neymar was left out of Ancelotti’s Selecao squad for the March international break, where they lost friendlies to France and defeated Croatia in the United States. He is Brazil’s all-time top scorer […] The post Neymar has two months to prove World Cup quality, says Ancelotti appeared first on Soccer News.

While hoping for his presence in the 2026 World Cup, Lamine Yamal addressed Neymar's influence on Barcelona's preparation for the comeback in the UEFA Champions League against Atletico Madrid. Lamine Yamal has been the loudest voice coming out of FC Barcelona over the past week as the club gears up for a potential historic comeback against Atletico Madrid in the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League quarterfinals. With the second leg just one day away, the 18-year-old star drew on the influence of Neymar as a source of inspiration and made a heartfelt plea for the Brazilian to be at the World Cup. Before nodding to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 2016 comeback, another landmark reversal closer to Barcelona’s own history was the one engineered by Neymar against PSG in the 2016-17 season. By scoring a brace and delivering the winning assist for Sergi Roberto, the Blaugrana completed one of the most iconic comebacks in sports history, and the scenario Barcelona now face against Atletico carries a strikingly similar feel. At Monday’s press conference, Yamal was asked whether he had revisited that iconic Neymar performance for inspiration, and the young star was effusive in his praise for his idol: “I have seen it many times; I have seen it live as well. Neymar is a player who defined my entire childhood—he is my idol—and I will always be grateful for what he has given to football.“ Yamal then went a step further, expressing his hope that Neymar would be part of the 2026 World Cup. “I believe he inspires us all. He is the kind of player you pay for a ticket to see; three days would pass after a match, and you’d watch it again just to see his plays. I want to thank him for what he has given to the game, and I hope he can be at the World Cup,” he concluded. Lionel Messi and Neymar of Barcelona celebrate against PSG in 2017. Despite frequently drawing comparisons to Lionel Messi due to his playing style, Yamal has consistently been eager to highlight Neymar’s influence on his development. The Spanish teenager had the chance to meet his idol in person back in June 2025, just before the start of the current season. Although Yamal was Barcelona‘s brightest spark in the first leg, Atletico stayed compact and goalkeeper Juan Musso produced a series of outstanding saves to keep him off the scoresheet. Now heading to the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, the Blaugrana must wipe out a two-goal deficit from the opening whistle, a challenge Yamal is embracing with the same belief that has fueled some of the great comebacks in the club’s history. Yamal eager to make his mark in the second leg Despite being reduced to ten men for the entire second half of the first leg, Barcelona still dominated possession and created chances, with Yamal often at the center of their most dangerous moments. Far from feeling weighed down by the pressure of being the team’s go-to player, the teenager sees it as fuel. Yamal shared his mindset heading into the match and made clear just how much he is relishing the moment: “I’m very excited. I’ve always said that at the start of the season, my level was questioned a lot because of my pubalgia, and I like it when these moments arrive because this is when the real players show up. I’m really looking forward to tomorrow.“ Yamal has already proven he can deliver on the biggest stages, scoring against France and setting up the winner against England in Spain’s triumphant Euro 2024 campaign, and leading Barcelona’s attack in last season’s Champions League semifinal against Inter Milan despite the eventual defeat. With the weight of the occasion on his shoulders at just 18 years old, Yamal appears ready to rise to it once more.

Flamengo footballer previously accused pop star’s security of aggressive behavior to his 11-year-old stepdaughter The Chappell Roan security incident raises a bigger question: what do celebrities owe their fans? The Flamengo footballer Jorginho has clarified his comments on last month’s incident between his 11-year-old stepdaughter and a security guard in Brazil, calling his previous claims against Chappell Roan “a misunderstanding”. “I made my initial statement in the heat of the moment, after hearing that my child and wife had been approached by an adult male security guard in an intimidating way,” Jorginho wrote on Instagram. “I reacted as any father would. My priority is, and always will be, protecting my family, and that is exactly what I did.”

For Irish football fans, Olympique Lyonnais (often simply referred to as Lyon or Les Gones) holds a special place in recent memory. It was in Lyon, during the heady days of Euro 2016, that tens of thousands of the Green Army descended upon the city, creating an unforgettable atmosphere and cementing a bond between the… The post Les Gones: A Guide to Olympique Lyon’s Players first appeared on Breaking The Lines.

In football, success is often measured in trophies and results — but by the time those arrive, the real work has already been done. Long before dominance becomes visible, it is constructed through structure, repetition, and identity. What appears as success is often just the final outcome of a system that has been built over… The post Built Before Success: How Football Identity Shapes Long-Term Performance first appeared on Breaking The Lines.

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GABRIEL JESUS is open to the idea of leaving Arsenal this summer and heading back to Brazil. The striker has fallen out of favour at the Emirates and started just eight games all season. Jesus, 29, has not been helped by knee injuries and the Gunners are ready to cash in on him. The Brazilian...

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The European and World Cup finalists meet again in qualification for next year’s global tournament in Brazil.

El cierre de la Fase de Grupos marcó el rumbo hacia las Semifinales, que se disputarán el próximo 16 de abril. Argentina, Brasil, Colombia y Ecuador competirán por un lugar en la gran final y el título de la CONMEBOL Sub17 2026. La Fase de Grupos de la CONMEBOL Sub17 2026 culminó este domingo 12 de abril, tras la disputa de la quinta fecha en las ciudades de Ypané y Villeta, sedes del torneo continental que se desarrolla en Paraguay. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) En el Grupo B, Argentina igualó 1-1 ante Bolivia, mientras que Brasil ganó 1-0 a Venezuela. El empate le alcanzó a la Albiceleste para asegurar su clasificación a la Copa Mundial Sub17 de la FIFA Catar 2026™ y mantenerse en la lucha por el título. Por su parte, la Canarinha —que ya había sellado su clasificación en la fecha anterior— finalizó como líder del grupo con puntaje perfecto. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) En el Grupo A, Ecuador derrotó 3-1 a Chile y Colombia venció 2-0 a Paraguay. Con estos resultados, ambas selecciones aseguraron su lugar tanto en la Copa del Mundo como en las semifinales del certamen. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) La Fase Final de la CONMEBOL Sub17 se disputará desde el miércoles 15 de abril, en los mismos escenarios que albergaron la fase inicial. Grupo A – Chile 0-2 Ecuador – Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) Ecuador confirmó su clasificación a la Copa Mundial Sub17 que se disputará en Catar y avanzó a las Semifinales del torneo, tras vencer 3-1 a Chile en el Estadio Ameliano, en Villeta - Paraguay, por el Grupo A de la CONMEBOL Sub17. El conjunto ecuatoriano abrió el marcador a los 8' minutos por intermedio de Johan Martínez, y amplió la ventaja a los 20’ con un tanto de Edwin Quintero, mostrando eficacia desde el inicio del encuentro. En la segunda mitad, Luis Fragozo convirtió el tercer gol a los 74’, consolidando la victoria de la Tri. Chile logró descontar en tiempo de adición, a los 90+2’, con gol de Renato Guerra. Con este resultado, Ecuador se aseguró un lugar tanto en el Mundial de la categoría como en las Semifinales del torneo, donde enfrentará a Argentina en busca de un lugar en la Final. Por su parte, Chile continuará en competencia en la Fase Final, donde se medirá ante Bolivia en la lucha por uno de los cupos restantes al Mundial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W-_aKGTLmk – Números del partido – Ecuador le ganó a Chile por segunda vez consecutiva, ya que venía de un 3 a 0 en la edición 2023 del CONMEBOL Sub17. La Tri ganó cuatro de los últimos nueve partidos ante La Roja (1E 4D) y siempre que se llevó el triunfo lo hizo marcando tres o más goles. Ecuador tuvo ante Chile su partido con más goles (3), más remates (15), más remates al arco (8), más goles esperados (1.7 xG) y mayor efectividad de pase en el último tercio (81%) en la fase de grupos de este CONMEBOL Sub17. Los siete goles de Ecuador en la fase de grupos del CONMEBOL Sub17 fueron marcados por siete jugadores diferentes. Seis de esos tantos tuvieron un pase previo y también las seis asistencias correspondieron a seis futbolistas diferentes. – Paraguay 0-2 Colombia – Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) Colombia superó a Paraguay por 2-0 en el estadio Carfem de Ypané, para cerrar la última fecha de Fase de Grupos, y obtuvo la clasificación a: las semifinales del torneo y a la Copa Mundial Sub17 de la FIFA Catar 2026™. Matías Caicedo abrió el marcador a los 28’ del primer tiempo. A los 81’ de la segunda etapa, el colombiano Adrián Mosquera sumó un tanto más para el triunfo a los 81’. Próximamente, la selección colombiana se medirá ante Brasil, por un lugar en la gran final. https://youtu.be/1KP1SYWpPfI?si=6Gw3q7yZTb4lO0PD – Números del partido – Colombia cortó una racha de dos derrotas y dos partidos sin poder anotar ante Paraguay en la CONMEBOL Sub17. Esta es la segunda victoria colombiana en los últimos siete enfrentamientos ante la Albirroja (2E 3D). Paraguay cierra su participación en la CONMEBOL Sub17 como el equipo que más remates (83) y, junto a Brasil, la selección que más remates pegó en los palos (3). Colombia tuvo más del 52% de posesión ante Paraguay y cierra la fase de grupos con un promedio de 63%, el registro más alto de la actual CONMEBOL Sub17. Grupo B – Brasil 1-0 Venezuela – La selección de Brasil venció 1-0 a Venezuela en el Estadio Ameliano de Villeta, Paraguay, bajo una intensa lluvia, en el cierre del Grupo B de la CONMEBOL Sub17. El único gol del encuentro llegó a los 39' minutos del primer tiempo, cuando Eduardo Pape convirtió desde el punto penal para darle la victoria a la ‘Canarinha’. Con este resultado, Brasil ratificó su gran presente en el torneo, donde ya había asegurado su clasificación tanto a las semifinales como a la Copa Mundial Sub17 que se disputará en Catar. Por su parte, Venezuela se enfrentará a Uruguay en la Fase Final por uno de los cupos mundialistas, en un torneo que otorga siete plazas para la cita global. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DlNkcNGmec – Números del partido – Brasil acumula cinco victorias ante Venezuela en la CONMEBOL Sub17 desde 2017. Además, en las última ocho presentaciones ante la Vinotinto en la competencia, Brasil perdió una sola (6V 1E). Brasil es el equipo más goleador de la actual CONMEBOL Sub17 con 13 tantos tras cuatro partidos disputados. Además, superó la marca de 10 que convirtió la edición pasada de la competición (en 6PJ). El arquero venezolano Sebastián Angulo tuvo cinco atajadas ante Brasil, igualando lo hecho en el partido ante Argentina en la jornada 3 del CONMEBOL Sub17. Es la mayor cantidad de salvadas para un arquero de Venezuela en las últimas tres ediciones de la competición desde las siete de Jorge Sánchez ante Argentina en 2023. – Argentina 1-1 Bolivia – Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) La Albiceleste y la Verde empataron por la mínima en la última fecha de Fase de Grupos de la CONMEBOL Sub17 2026, encuentro que se disputó en el estadio Carfem de Ypané. Con el resultado, Argentina sacó boleto para la Copa Mundial Sub17 de la FIFA Catar 2026™ y avanzó a las semifinales del torneo. Facundo Salinas anotó el tanto para los argentinos. Para Bolivia, el gol del empate lo protagonizó el capitán Nabil Nacif a los 86’. Nacif se destaca en el torneo con cuatro goles en la Fase de Grupos. Argentina enfrentará a Ecuador buscando avanzar a la última instancia, mientras que Bolivia se medirá ante Chile por un cupo al mundial. https://youtu.be/MfQ7HUS4stA?si=cLdBSO4YFdHhZCfg – Números del partido – Bolivia cortó una racha de cuatro derrotas y puntuó por primera vez ante Argentina en la CONMEBOL Sub17, al menos, desde 2009. Además, la última vez que la Verde había conseguido marcarle un tanto en un encuentro a la Albiceleste fue en 2015, en la derrota por 4-1. Bolivia lleva tres partidos invicto (1V 2E) por primera vez en las últimas nueve ediciones de la CONMEBOL Sub17. Nabil Nacif (Bolivia) hasta el momento es el goleador de la actual CONMEBOL Sub17 con cuatro tantos en cuatro partidos. – Tabla de Posiciones – Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) – Rumbo a la Final – Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) CONMEBOL.com / OPTA

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While the star remains focused on his objective of reaching full fitness with Santos, Neymar's father and agent is reportedly set to hold talks with FC Cincinnati representatives to complete his move to the MLS. Neymar has been linked with a blockbuster move to Major League Soccer, with FC Cincinnati emerging as the frontrunner to land his signature. While the Brazilian star continues working his way back to full fitness at Santos, his agent is reportedly set to hold talks with Cincinnati over a potential deal. According to ESPN Brasil, Neymar’s father, who also serves as his agent and the primary manager of his business affairs, is awaiting a face-to-face meeting with FC Cincinnati to move the conversation forward. With the MLS club’s interest in the former Barcelona star confirmed as genuine, the meeting would represent a significant step in the early stages of negotiations. The outlet reports that Neymar’s entourage intends to hold the meeting with Cincinnati’s representatives in person. While financial terms have not yet been disclosed, the primary objective of the gathering is to assess the viability of a deal, covering salary expectations and bonus structures. The meeting is expected to take place in the coming days, with Cincinnati’s delegation aiming to make their case for Neymar to join the league after the World Cup, regardless of whether he ultimately features in the tournament. Club president and owner Jeff Berding and sporting director Chris Albright are among those set to make the trip, accompanied by a team of image rights specialists to help advance the discussions. Neymar Junior of Santos competes for the ball with Ruan of Atletico Mineiro. Neymar focused on returning to fitness While speculation over his future continues to swirl, Neymar’s attention for now remains firmly on getting back to peak condition and earning a place in Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil squad for the 2026 World Cup. Despite the noise surrounding his next move, the forward took the field for Santos last Saturday in a 1-0 win over Atletico Mineiro. In an encouraging sign on the fitness front, Santos head coach Cuca expressed confidence that Neymar will be available for every upcoming fixture. “Neymar filled his tank, and Gabigol did too. They performed well in the match. It might have been their best game in terms of competitive and physical levels,” Cuca said after Saturday’s win. “The trend is for him to keep playing; he doesn’t need to play the full 90 minutes. We’ll manage his workload so they are ready to go every three days,” the coach added. Santos face Recoleta on Tuesday in the Copa Sudamericana, followed by Fluminense next Sunday and Coritiba on the 22nd in the Copa do Brasil. The optimism comes at a critical time, as questions have lingered over whether Neymar would be able to withstand the physical demands of a World Cup, where teams can be required to play every three to four days. Notably, Neymar has not played four matches within a three-day window since July of last year, making the upcoming fixture run a significant test for a player who was once considered among the very best in the world.

Brasil superó a Argentina en ambas categorías y se coronó campeón de la CONMEBOL Liga Evolución Futsal 2025. La Canarinha aseguró la ventaja en la tabla general acumulada y confirmó su consagración en la jornada decisiva. Brasil se consagró campeón de la CONMEBOL Liga Evolución Futsal 2025 este domingo 12 de abril tras asegurar la ventaja en la tabla general acumulada durante la jornada decisiva disputada en Jaraguá do Sul. La Canarinha confirmó su superioridad en la serie final frente a Argentina, logrando los puntos necesarios para quedarse con el título continental antes de la finalización de todos los encuentros programados. En el primer partido del día, correspondiente a la categoría Sub20, Brasil y Argentina igualaron 3-3 en un duelo vibrante, resultado que terminó de inclinar la balanza a favor del conjunto local en la sumatoria general. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) - Brasil 3-3 Argentina - Sub20 El encuentro comenzó con intensidad y emociones desde los primeros minutos. Andre Carlos Eduardo Gomes De Freitas abrió el marcador a los 3' para Brasil, pero rápidamente Renzo Feito igualó para Argentina a los 2'. En el complemento, la Albiceleste logró dar vuelta el resultado con un tanto de Facundo Agustín Páez a los 11', aunque la respuesta brasileña no tardó en llegar, con el empate de Guilherme Augusto Uesler en el mismo minuto. Argentina volvió a adelantarse a los 9' a través de Santino Paganini, pero Brasil reaccionó una vez más y selló el 3-3 definitivo con el gol de Igor Moreira Bredof Gomes a los 8'. - Brasil 3-0 Argentina - Mayor Brasil cerró la serie Final superando 3-0 a Argentina en la categoría Mayor y selló su consagración en la CONMEBOL Liga Evolución Futsal 2025. La Canarinha tomó ventaja en el primer tiempo con un tanto de Fabinho a los 8' y amplió la diferencia antes del descanso con el gol de Bruninho. En el complemento, nuevamente Fabinho apareció a los 1' para marcar el tercer tanto y sentenciar el resultado a favor del conjunto local. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) CONMEBOL.com

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Brasil se impuso ante Argentina en ambas categorías y tomó ventaja en la serie final. La definición del título será este domingo 12 de abril en la ciudad de Jaraguá do Sul, Brasil. La CONMEBOL Liga Evolución Futsal 2025 comenzó a definir a su campeón este sábado 11 de abril en el estadio Jaraguá, en la ciudad de Jaraguá do Sul, Brasil, donde las selecciones de Argentina y Brasil disputaron los primeros encuentros de la Final en las categorías Sub20 y Mayor. En una jornada inicial marcada por la intensidad y el alto nivel competitivo, la Albiceleste y la Canarinha dieron el primer paso en la serie decisiva, que se resolverá a dos partidos por categoría y definirá al campeón sudamericano en una tabla general acumulada. Brasil logró tomar ventaja en el partido de ida tras imponerse en ambas categorías, quedando mejor posicionado de cara a la definición y dando un paso importante en la búsqueda del título continental. https://twitter.com/CONMEBOLtorneos/status/2043121008261877847?s=20 - Argentina 2-4 Brasil - Sub20 Brasil se impuso 4-2 ante Argentina en la categoría Sub20 de la Final de la CONMEBOL Liga Evolución Futsal 2025 que se disputa en Jaraguá do Sul. La Canarinha golpeó en el inicio del partido y marcó diferencias en el primer tiempo. A los 7' Matheus Henrique Rodrigues De Oliveira abrió el marcador y a los 6' Andrey Vinicius Fernandes Damaceno amplió la ventaja para el conjunto local. En el complemento, Argentina reaccionó y logró igualar el encuentro. Santino Paganini descontó a los 19' y, un minuto más tarde, a los 18', Renzo Feito puso el 2-2, devolviendo la paridad al marcador. Sin embargo, Brasil volvió a adelantarse a los 09' con un nuevo tanto de Felipe Rufino Alixandre, quien volvió a aparecer a los 2' para sellar el 4-2 definitivo. - Argentina 2-4 Brasil - Mayor Brasil volvió a imponerse en la Final, esta vez en la categoría Mayor, tras vencer 4-2 a Argentina en el partido de ida disputado en Jaraguá do Sul. El conjunto local tomó el control desde el primer tiempo y logró una ventaja importante. A los 16' Bruno De Seixas Martins abrió el marcador, y luego Allan Guilherme Costa Silva amplió la diferencia a los 9' para el 2-0 parcial. En el complemento, Brasil estiró la ventaja con otro tanto de Costa Silva a los 9' y, segundos más tarde, Lucas Rodrigues Manardo Gomes marcó el cuarto para la Canarinha. Argentina reaccionó en el tramo final del encuentro y logró descontar en dos ocasiones: Lautaro Damián Yañez convirtió a los 3' y Juan Bautista Saldivia Brasesco anotó el 2-4 a los 2'. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) – Dónde ver – Todos los enfrentamientos por la Final de la CONMEBOL Liga Evolución Futsal 2025 podrán verse en vivo a través del canal de YouTube de la CONMEBOL. CONMEBOL.com

In the middle of growing speculation, Ancelotti made his stance unmistakably clear regarding Neymar’s path back into the squad. The future of Neymar has once again taken center stage as Carlo Ancelotti weighs his options ahead of the 2026 World Cup. With Brazil preparing for the tournament, uncertainty surrounds whether the Santos forward will make the final squad, adding intrigue to an already competitive selection process. The situation has grown even more compelling given Neymar’s recent struggles at club level, where consistency and fitness have remained ongoing concerns. As Brazil continues its preparations, the spotlight now shifts to whether the veteran can rediscover his best form in time to convince the national setup. Neymar’s journey back to the top has been anything but straightforward, with injuries playing a major role in disrupting his rhythm. Since suffering a serious knee injury in October 2023, he has struggled to regain sustained momentum, both physically and in terms of regular playing time. Despite returning to Santos, his appearances have been limited, and maintaining consistency has proven difficult. He has featured only six times this season in all competitions, scoring three goals, a return that hints at promise but still falls short of expectations for a player of his stature. The current year has been particularly challenging for Neymar, as he continues to search for rhythm following multiple setbacks. Neymar Jr of Santos. His 2026 goalscoring form has been inconsistent, raising legitimate concerns about whether he can reach the level required for international competition. However, upcoming matches present an opportunity to change that narrative. Each performance now carries extra weight, as Neymar looks to prove he can still deliver at the highest level and silence doubts surrounding his place in the squad. What did Ancelotti say? The mystery surrounding Neymar’s future was partially addressed when Ancelotti finally spoke about the situation. Brazil’s head coach has left the door open for the forward’s inclusion, provided he meets key physical and performance standards in the coming weeks. “He’s a great talent, and it’s normal that people think he can help us win the next World Cup,” Ancelotti stated in an interview with L’Equipe. “He’s currently being evaluated by the CBF, by me, and he still has two months to show that he has the qualities to play in the next World Cup.” One theme stands out above all others in Ancelotti’s assessment: fitness. The Brazilian national team is prioritizing physical readiness as it builds toward the tournament, leaving little room for sentiment. “I’m going to call up the players who are physically ready,” he added. Carlo Ancelotti greets Vinicius Junior of Brazil after being subbed. “After his knee injury, Neymar has come back well; he’s scoring goals. He needs to continue in this direction and improve his fitness. He’s on the right track.” This emphasis underlines the reality that reputation alone will not secure Neymar a place in the squad. Brazil’s competitive landscape complicates everythinmg Brazil’s attacking depth adds another layer of complexity to Neymar’s situation. With emerging talents, including Endrick, Luiz Henrique, Igor Thiago, Gabriel Martinelli, Estevao, and Vitor Roque, and in-form forwards such as Vinicius, Raphinha, Matheus Cunha, Richarlison, and Antony pushing for inclusion, competition for places is fierce. The national team, Brazil national team, has already demonstrated its willingness to move forward without relying solely on its biggest star. Neymar’s absence from recent friendlies against top opposition highlighted this shift, even as fans continued to chant his name from the stands.

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La ‘Canarinha’ se impuso 3-0 ante Argentina y aseguró su lugar en la Copa del Mundo de la categoría y en las Semifinales de la CONMEBOL Sub17 - 2026. Venezuela venció por la mínima a Perú y se mete en la pelea por la clasificación. La selección de Brasil confirmó su clasificación a la Copa Mundial Sub17 que se disputará en Catar, tras vencer 3-0 a Argentina en el Estadio Ameliano, en la ciudad de Villeta - Paraguay, en el cierre de la Fecha 4 del Grupo B de la CONMEBOL Sub17. Con estos resultados, Brasil se consolida como líder y primer clasificado del grupo, mientras que Venezuela se posiciona en la lucha por un lugar en la Copa del Mundo, en un torneo que continúa mostrando la competitividad y el crecimiento del fútbol juvenil sudamericano. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) - Brasil 3-0 Argentina - El conjunto brasileño abrió el marcador a los 14' minutos, cuando Riquelme Henrique aprovechó un rebote en el área para definir de cabeza y poner en ventaja a su equipo. El propio delantero amplió la diferencia a los 38’, firmando su doblete, mientras que Eduardo Conceição selló el resultado a los 44’, tras una destacada jugada individual de David Nogueira. Con este resultado, Brasil se convirtió en la primera selección sudamericana en asegurar su clasificación al Mundial Sub17, ratificando su gran momento en la competencia, donde acumula una racha de 18 partidos consecutivos anotando. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por CONMEBOLtorneos (@conmeboltorneos) Además, suma seis goles en sus últimos dos enfrentamientos ante Argentina en el torneo. - Números del partido - Brasil marcó 6 goles en sus últimos dos duelos ante Argentina en la CONMEBOL Sub17, uno más que en los cinco choques anteriores entre ambos combinados. Desde 2009, es la primera vez que enlazan dos triunfos seguidos ante la Albiceleste en la competencia (3-2 en 2023). Brasil marcó al menos un gol en cada uno de sus últimos 18 partidos de la CONMEBOL Sub-17 (46 en total), su mejor racha en la competencia desde, al menos, 2009. Esta cantidad de goles, desde 2023, es el mayor registro de cualquier combinado nacional en este torneo (38 de Argentina). Brasil ha marcado 11 goles de cabeza en las últimas tres ediciones de la CONMEBOL Sub17, siendo un tercio del total entre todos los conjuntos en la competencia (33 en total – Argentina es la segunda con 6). Riquelme Henrique es el 5º jugador de Brasil que anota 2+ goles en un mismo partido en la CONMEBOL Sub-17 en las últimas tres ediciones tras Kauã Elias (2 veces), Rayan, Ruan Pablo y Kauê Furquim. Solo Argentina (8) tiene a más jugadores con 2 o más goles en un mismo choque de la competencia en este periodo. Eduardo Conceição es el primer jugador de Brasil que registra 20 duelos o más en dos partidos diferentes de la CONMEBOL Sub17 en las últimas tres ediciones. Realizó 20 ante Perú en la segunda fecha de la competencia y también 20 ante Argentina. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_2L_UTVTdE&pp=ygUIY29ubWVib2w%3D - Venezuela 1-0 Perú - En el otro encuentro del Grupo B, Venezuela superó 1-0 a Perú con gol de Santiago Sánchez a los 14' minutos, logrando su primera victoria en el certamen. La Vinotinto mostró solidez y efectividad para sostener la ventaja, extendiendo su racha positiva ante el conjunto peruano, al que no derrota en sus últimos seis enfrentamientos en la CONMEBOL Sub17. Asimismo, el equipo venezolano mantiene una destacada regularidad ofensiva, habiendo marcado en 12 de sus últimos 13 partidos en la competencia. - Números del partido - Venezuela no perdió en los últimos seis partidos ante Perú en la CONMEBOL Sub-17 (3V 3E). Es la mayor racha invicta actual de la Vinotinto ante cualquier rival de la competición. Venezuela marcó en 12 de sus últimos 13 partidos en la CONMEBOL Sub-17 (21 goles en total), dejando, además, su portería a cero en seis de los últimos 12 (14 goles encajados). La Vinotinto remató en 276 ocasiones en la CONMEBOL Sub17 en las últimas tres ediciones (93 entre palos), siendo el tercer combinado nacional con más remates en la competencia en este periodo tras Argentina (332) y Paraguay (278). Venezuela es la primera selección de la CONMEBOL Sub17 que, en las últimas tres ediciones, recibe un remate como máximo en un mismo partido, y la segunda que no recibe ni uno solo a portería tras Argentina (2 veces: ante Chile en 2023 y ante Perú en 2025). Santiago Sánchez marcó dos goles en la presente edición de la CONMEBOL Sub-17. Solo dos jugadores de Venezuela han marcado más goles en una misma edición de la competencia de las últimas tres disputadas: David Martínez en 2023 y Diego Claut en 2025. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hutBl--2mE - Próxima Fecha - CONMEBOL.com

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