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Argentina and Messi will open their World Cup defense against Algeria. The US starts vs. Paraguay
The 2026 World Cup draw will begin Friday with a wintry feel as snow fell outside the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts 189 days ahead of an expanded 48-nation tournament. There were long lines outside the complex even at 7 a.
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Lionel Messi interview: 2026 World Cup advantage and why Argentina star 'doesn't care' about records
Lionel Messi has opened up over his career in a rare interview where he spoke about the ‘unique’ Pep Guardiola’s influence on him, the 2026 World Cup and why he ‘never cared’ about his record-breaking accomplishments.
Inter Miami star Lionel Messi says the passion for soccer in the U.S. has surprised him. He also discusses the MLS Cup final vs. the Vancouver Whitecaps.
Messi, 38, had said during the 2022 World Cup that the tournament in Qatar, which Argentina went on to win, would be his last.
Once again, and now as a World Cup champion, Lionel Messi came to Argentina's rescue when the team most needed him. The 36-year-old captain scored from a free kick in the 78th minute to give Argentina a 1-0 win against Ecuador in the first round of South ...
Here is more from the Associated Press ahead of Tuesday’s match: Lionel Messi’s passing brilliance got Argentina off to a winning start in the defense of its Copa America title, overcoming Canada and a poor playing surface at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
© Alex Grimm/Getty ImagesLionel Messi is now officially a free agent, eligible to sign with any club around the world. This change in status comes at a critical time ...
At age 37. Lionel Messi is still making history with his trademark free kicks in Major League Soccer. He scored a close-range curler for Inter Miami CF on Saturday that helped rescue a 3-3 draw against Philadelphia Union. It was the 67th direct free kick ...
Javier Mascherano called Messi's pressing ability 'crazy' given he is now 38 years old. So is he putting in more work off the ball?
Ousmane Dembele’s Ballon d’Or chase may look like a solo sprint, but behind the scenes there’s a silent coach shaping his run. That mentor is none other than Lionel Messi. The Paris Saint-Germain star has opened up about how advice from the Argentine ...
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