As Argentina prepares for their World Cup qualifier against Colombia, a thought-provoking remark from coach Lionel Scaloni has sparked widespread debate.

Lionel Messi is set to receive a huge squad bolster as four key Argentina players will be returning for the CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifier game against Colombia.

During the pre-match press conference, Argentina’s head coach Lionel Scaloni addressed the media and shared updates on the team’s preparation.

Lionel Messi’s market value has slightly dipped to €18 million, marking the end of his reign as the most valuable player in MLS. He now shares the second-highest value with Atlanta United’s Emmanuel Latte Lath, a rising star whose market price has surged in recent months.

Marcos Rojo and Lionel Messi formed a strong partnership during their time with the Argentina national team, playing 45 matches together from 2011 to 2019. Their chemistry, both on and off the field, is one of the driving reasons Messi is advocating for Rojo’s arrival at Inter Miami CF.

Just two weeks ago, Luis Suárez made headlines by announcing a new football project alongside Lionel Messi. His club, Deportivo LS—originally founded in 2018—has now become Deportivo LSM, reflecting their joint ambitions.

Behind all the trophies, headlines, and social media debates, one question has always lingered: What was Ronaldo's relationship with Messi really like?

As his long-time rivalry with Messi continues to define an era, fans and pundits alike have asked the same question—will Ronaldo be there? The answer has finally arrived.

With Lionel Messi leading Inter Miami in the tournament’s opening match, anticipation should have been sky-high. Instead, FIFA found itself grappling with an uncomfortable problem.

As Inter Miami gears up for its FIFA Club World Cup debut later this month, one question continues to dominate the headlines: What lies ahead for Lionel Messi?

In a season that continues to be full of surprises both on and off the pitch, the latest market value update from Transfermarkt has stirred conversation across MLS.

With just 17 years old, wonderkid Franco Mastantuono has reached an outstanding milestone with Argentina national team earlier than Lionel Messi.

Left out of the starting XI against Chile in the CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers, Lionel Messi will reportedly begin on the bench for Argentina—reports have surfaced explaining the reason.

In what could be one of the most controversial friendlies in recent soccer history, World Cup champions Argentina are reportedly preparing to face Russia in Moscow this November.

While most expected a fairytale return to the Camp Nou, that chapter may not be reopening. In fact, Lionel Messi’s next stop may not be in Europe at all.