Rodri vs. Vinicius Jr.: Did the Ballon d’Or Choose the Right Story?
Rodri’s win for the 2024 Ballon d'Or was both a triumph and a surprise, especially for fans and pundits who expected Vinicius Jr. to take home football’s most coveted individual prize. The award, steeped in nearly 70 years of history,…
Reflecting on Ángel Di María’s Stellar Career
As I reflect on the career of Ángel Di María, a player whose journey I have followed with great admiration, I am reminded of the magic that football can bring. Di María, often called "Fideo" due to his slender frame,…
Why Spain is the Team to Beat in the Euro 2024 Final
As Spain prepares to face off in the Euro 2024 final, their performance throughout the tournament has set them apart as the team to beat. Under the astute leadership of Luis de la Fuente, Spain has showcased a perfect blend…
Ronaldo’s Italian Adventure is Off to a Cautious (but Auspicious) Start
When Ronaldo met Juventus in a Champions League draw last season, he left them in the dust on the way to a historic three-time championship win. Now, he is expected to lead them to Champions League glory, and more. After…
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