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The Guardian FootballLionel Messi’s international retirement serves as a reminder: watch him while you still can
The Argentinian’s international career was singular, and his exit is a reminder that all good things come to an end It was among the defining moments of the 2026 World Cup: Lionel Messi standing arms akimbo, looking up towards Argentina’s fervent supporters after losing the final . Tears streamed down his face after his team’s embarrassing loss to Spain in what we now know was Messi’s final match wearing that famous Argentina kit. It was not the first time he’d cried at the tournament. There had been tears of joy in Argentina’s opening match, when Messi rolled back the clock to his glory days with a trio of spectacular goals against Algeria. There had been more when his brace against Austria pushed Argentina through to the knockout round as group winners, and even more when his equalizer against Egypt threw la Albiceleste a much-needed lifeline. Later, the world found out that Messi had been struggling all the while with the health struggles of his father , Jorge, a fact that clearly weighed heavily on him as Argentina made a dramatic return to the final in a bid to defend their 2022 title. Continue reading...
BBC SportHow retiring Messi's Argentina glory years almost never happened
Lionel Messi's decade of dominance with Argentina that almost never happened will go down as one of football's greatest ever stories.
BBC SportGoals, records, tears ... Messi's most iconic moments
As Lionel Messi retires from international football following the death of his father, BBC Sport looks back at some of his most iconic moments.
Football ItaliaJuventus working on Tagliafico, but need Cabal to accept Atalanta first
Juventus are working for Argentina international Nicolas Tagliafico from Olympique Lyonnais, but first need Juan...
The Guardian FootballArgentina’s Lionel Messi retires from international football: ‘This hurts me a lot’
Argentina great’s last game was in World Cup final Player’s father Jorge died earlier in August Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from international football seven weeks after Argentina were beaten by Spain in the World Cup final in the US. The 39-year-old captained Argentina to World Cup glory in 2022 and two Copa América titles after winning his first cap in 2005. On Monday, Messi posted a picture on Instagram of notes that he wrote on 21 July, two days after the World Cup final, confirming he was ending his Argentina career and said the death of his father, Jorge, in early August made him feel “more convinced than before”. Messi was often visibly emotional during the tournament and revealed in the knockout stages that Jorge was undergoing medical treatment. Continue reading...
ESPNMessi scores 4 as Inter Miami net 7 in record win
Lionel Messi scored four goals to lift Inter Miami to a club-record 7-1 victory over visiting CF Montréal on Saturday and snap the team's winless run in style.
Sky Sports FootballNewcastle closing in on deal to sign Lille's Fernandez-Pardo
Newcastle United are closing in on a deal to sign Matias Fernandez-Pardo.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueArsenal agree club-record £55.7m Martinelli sale as Jesus heads to Barcelona
Arsenal have agreed a club-record £55.7m fee with Al Hilal to sell Gabriel Martinelli, with a deal also agreed in principle for fellow Brazilian Gabriel Jesus to depart for Barcelona.
The Guardian FootballWomen’s Super League 2026-27 preview No 10: London City Lionesses
Ballon d’Or winner Putellas leads influx of superstar names at independent club aiming to bridge gap to very best Guardian writers’ predicted position: 4th (NB: this is not necessarily Suzanne Wrack’s prediction but the average of our writers’ tips) Last season’s position: 6th Continue reading...
The Guardian Premier LeagueMikel Arteta ‘begging’ Premier League to expand 20-man matchday squads
Arsenal manager says dropping players ‘affects wellbeing’ Serie A allows 25-player matchday squads and La Liga 23 Arsenal have asked the Premier League to increase the size of matchday squads, with Mikel Arteta saying the current system is detrimental to player welfare. Top‑flight clubs can name 20 players for games, including a minimum of three homegrown players. In Spain’s La Liga, clubs can name a matchday squad of 23, while Italy’s Serie A allows 25. Arsenal have competed on multiple fronts in recent seasons. Last year, as well as winning the Premier League, they reached the finals of the Champions League and Carabao Cup , as well as the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. With pressure increasing on the football calendar and players facing more matches, Arteta sees no reason why English teams should operate with smaller squads than those from other European leagues. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaFabregas reveals Como ‘learned’ from Milan games, hails ‘underrated’ new signing
Como coach Cesc Fabregas feels that summer signing Luis Milla is ‘underrated’ in Spain and...
The Guardian FootballLionel Messi’s ‘footballing beauty’ hailed as Miami crush Montreal; MLS roundup
Messi nets four goals, adds assist in 7-1 Miami win Dejan Joveljić scores twice on Sounders debut Minnesota United score three times in four minutes Inter Miami interim coach Guillermo Hoyos ran out of superlatives for Lionel Messi after the Argentine playmaker scored four goals in a Major League Soccer match for the first time in his career to inspire a 7-1 thrashing of CF Montreal on Saturday. Messi’s four-goal haul and an assist came at a crucial time for Miami, helping them snap a five-game winless run across all competitions. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWhy Chelsea need more than a new goalkeeper to be title challengers
Chelsea's new goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez made his debut in a thrilling 4-3 win over Brighton - but is unable to solve his new club's defensive problems on his own.
ESPNFlick plays down concerns over Yamal's form
Barcelona coach Hansi Flick played down concerns over Lamine Yamal's start to the new season, saying he will support the forward after a draining few months.
ESPNChelsea sign goalkeeper Martínez from Villa
Chelsea have announced the signing of World Cup winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez from Aston Villa.
ESPNSource: Barça in talks with Arsenal for Jesus
Barcelona are in "very advanced" negotiations with Arsenal over a deal to sign Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus, a source has confirmed to ESPN.
Sky Sports FootballArsenal agree club-record £55.7m Martinelli sale as Jesus heads to Barcelona
Arsenal have agreed a club-record £55.7m fee with Al Hilal to sell Gabriel Martinelli, with a deal also agreed in principle for fellow Brazilian Gabriel Jesus to depart for Barcelona.
Sky Sports FootballBarcelona agree deal to sign Jesus from Arsenal
Barcelona have agreed a deal in principle with Arsenal to sign Gabriel Jesus for £8.6m (€10m).