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  1. FIFA Club World Cup: Enrique Warns PSG Can’t Rely on One Man to Stop Messi

    Europe FIFA Club World Cup: Enrique Warns PSG Can’t Rely on One Man to Stop Messi

    As PSG prepares to face Inter Miami, coach Luis Enrique reflects on legacy, loyalty, and the limits of man-marking greatness. Enrique says using one player to stop Messi “would be suicidal.” Calls for “the collective” to defend against Inter Miami’s attack. Faces his former players: Messi...
  2. From Rosario, With Love: Antonela Celebrates Messi’s 38th With Smurf Cake and a Playful Jab

    Europe From Rosario, With Love: Antonela Celebrates Messi’s 38th With Smurf Cake and a Playful Jab

    Even legends need cake and a little teasing. As Lionel Messi turned 38, his wife Antonela Roccuzzo took to Instagram to mark the moment with a Smurf-themed cake and a heartfelt message that melted hearts worldwide. Antonela called Messi “Grumpy Old Man” in a viral birthday tribute. Her...
  3. Silent Rivalry: Messi Reflects on Cristiano After Historic Win

    Europe Silent Rivalry: Messi Reflects on Cristiano After Historic Win

    Silent rivalry defines the relationship between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. After his stellar Club World Cup performance for Inter Miami against Porto, Messi expressed respect for Ronaldo’s enduring career, telling reporters their competition was only on the pitch Messi scored a...
  4. Old Fire, New Magic: Messi’s Free-Kick Powers Inter Miami’s Comeback Over Porto in Club World Cup

    Americas Old Fire, New Magic: Messi’s Free-Kick Powers Inter Miami’s Comeback Over Porto in Club World Cup

    Lionel Messi scored a stunning 54th-minute free-kick to seal Inter Miami’s 2-1 comeback win over FC Porto in the Club World Cup. The Argentine’s moment of brilliance came after Telasco Segovia cancelled out Porto’s early lead, putting Miami level in Group A with Palmeiras. Messi scores 9th...
  5. Messi’s Favourite Goal Was a Header in Rome - Against the Odds and Ferdinand

    Messi’s Favourite Goal Was a Header in Rome - Against the Odds and Ferdinand

    At just 5'7", Lionel Messi leaping above defenders to head home against Manchester United in 2009 was as unlikely as it was unforgettable. Sixteen years later, that moment remains his most cherished—a rare aerial feat in a career built on being grounded. The goal wasn't just a final winner, it...
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