Conmebol president Alejandro Dominguez considered Argentina the winners of the Finalissima that was never played against Spain.

As Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal prepared for potential high-profile encounters, an unexpected twist emerged.

After the Finalissima against Spain was cancelled, Argentina reportedly have plans in place for the March FIFA break.

While Lamine Yamal's Spain has already confirmed a friendly planned for the Finalissima date after its cancellation, questions still rise on what will happen with Lionel Messi's Argentina.

Following the conflict in the Middle East, UEFA and CONMEBOL had to make major changes regarding the Finalissima between Argentina and Spain. Facing the impossibility of reaching an agreement, the clash between Lamine Yamal and Lionel Messi has been canceled.

Negotiations between Argentina and Spain continue with less than two weeks remaining before the Finalissima.

The staging of the Finalissima against Argentina appears increasingly complicated and, in that context, Spain are considering other options.

The clash between Lionel Messi's Argentina and Lamine Yamal's Spain for the 2026 Finalissima is reportedly at serious risk of being cancelled.

Just weeks before the expected clash between Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal, the Finalissima has undergone several changes following the conflict in the Middle East. Faced with the proposal of a new venue, the competition could reportedly be suspended.

After Madrid was proposed as a possible venue for the Finalissima, the president of the Argentine Football Association spoke about another option for the clash against Spain.

Pablo Aimar, an icon of the Argentina national team and assistant to coach Lionel Scaloni, spoke about the venue for the Finalissima against Spain.

After recent events, the Finalissima could change venues, ruling out Qatar for security reasons. In light of this, an iconic venue has emerged as an alternative to host the clash between Argentina and Lamine Yamal's Spain, but Lionel Messi's team has reportedly made a decision.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino sees one national team as the leading favorite to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The president of the Spain FA has revealed that the Finalissima between La Roja and Lionel Messi's Argentina is more likely than not to be moved away from Qatar.

Paulo Dybala underwent surgery weeks before Argentina’s clash with Spain in the Finalissima.