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Yahoo
20 hours ago
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Why Barcelona are ‘losing patience' with attacking transfer target
The board at La Liga giants Barcelona are growing impatient with the situation of a headline member of the club's summer transfer shortlist. That's according to Mundo Deportivo, who highlight Luis Díaz as the player in question. Advertisement Wide-man Díaz has of course seen his name pushed somewhat into the background in Catalunya's capital over recent days. This comes after widespread confirmation was forthcoming that the Colombian has been overtaken in the race to be a new Barcelona player by Athletic Club standout Nico Williams. This shift came for a number of reasons, not least of them the fact that Nico himself is actively pushing for a Camp Nou switch. A similar approach had been expected on Díaz's part for some time now, but is yet to come to fruition. And as per the aforementioned MD, as much has not gone down well with the likes of Deco and Joan Laporta: Advertisement 'In the case of Luis Díaz, Barcelona have begun to lose patience. Joan Laporta and Deco's plan was for the Colombian to put strong pressure on Liverpool. However, aside from Díaz's statements in a recent press conference, the reality is that there has not been any significant pressure on the Anfield leadership.' Conor Laird – GSFN
Mint
11-06-2025
- Sport
- Mint
Argentina Vs Colombia, World Cup Qualifier: Luis Diaz scores a fantastic solo goal in 1-1 draw
Luis Díaz dribbled past several defenders and scored in the 24th minute. It was an impressive score from the Liverpool standout. The match saw a draw (1-1) between both Colombia and Argentina. The dynamic winger was at his dazzling best, slicing through defenders with the finesse of a matador before unleashing a pinpoint strike that found the back of the net, his seventh goal in this intense World Cup qualifying campaign. Netizens say Diaz 'deserves to be captain' among their other reactions. It propelled Colombia to a solid 24 points, firmly positioning them within the top five of the qualification standings, a reflection of their resilience and unwavering determination. The breakthrough began with a superb defensive play by James Rodríguez, who won the ball deep in Colombia's half. Demonstrating both vision and poise, the captain advanced to midfield and sent a perfectly timed pass down the left flank, hitting Luis Díaz in full stride. The Liverpool star accelerated, skillfully weaving past four Argentine defenders before calmly placing the ball beyond Emiliano Martínez. One of the users remarked, 'That Luis Díaz goal is PURE ART! Look how he devours four Argentine defenders like it's nothing... that's the Colombian magic we need to see more often. 🔥 Argentina vs. Colombia always brings these historic moments that take your breath away. What a game!' Another said, 'It seems that Luis Díaz is going to save coach Lorenzo's job.' A third commented, 'What a performance from luis diaz.' 'Luis Díaz deserves to be captain,' stated a fourth internet user. Going up against Argentina seemed no easy task. This is a team widely regarded as the best in the world, holding the the top spot in the FIFA rankings since 2023 with an impressive 1867.25 points. Under the astute leadership of coach Lionel Scaloni, Argentina has built a remarkable legacy capturing four straight major titles: the 2021 Copa América, the 2022 Finalissima, the historic 2022 World Cup in Qatar, and the 2024 Copa América.
Mint
11-06-2025
- Sport
- Mint
Argentina Vs Colombia, World Cup Qualifier: Luis Diaz hits fantastic solo goal in 1-1 draw; ‘He deserves to be captain'
Luis Díaz dribbled past several defenders and scored in the 24th minute. It was an impressive score from the Liverpool standout. The match saw a draw (1-1) between both Colombia and Argentina. The dynamic winger was at his dazzling best, slicing through defenders with the finesse of a matador before unleashing a pinpoint strike that found the back of the net, his seventh goal in this intense World Cup qualifying campaign. Netizens say Diaz 'deserves to be captain' among their other reactions. It propelled Colombia to a solid 24 points, firmly positioning them within the top five of the qualification standings, a reflection of their resilience and unwavering determination. The breakthrough began with a superb defensive play by James Rodríguez, who won the ball deep in Colombia's half. Demonstrating both vision and poise, the captain advanced to midfield and sent a perfectly timed pass down the left flank, hitting Luis Díaz in full stride. The Liverpool star accelerated, skillfully weaving past four Argentine defenders before calmly placing the ball beyond Emiliano Martínez. One of the users remarked, 'That Luis Díaz goal is PURE ART! Look how he devours four Argentine defenders like it's nothing... that's the Colombian magic we need to see more often. 🔥 Argentina vs. Colombia always brings these historic moments that take your breath away. What a game!' Another said, 'It seems that Luis Díaz is going to save coach Lorenzo's job.' A third commented, 'What a performance from luis diaz.' 'Luis Díaz deserves to be captain,' stated a fourth internet user. Going up against Argentina seemed no easy task. This is a team widely regarded as the best in the world, holding the the top spot in the FIFA rankings since 2023 with an impressive 1867.25 points. Under the astute leadership of coach Lionel Scaloni, Argentina has built a remarkable legacy capturing four straight major titles: the 2021 Copa América, the 2022 Finalissima, the historic 2022 World Cup in Qatar, and the 2024 Copa América. Their consistency is the stuff of legend, with only three losses in their last 67 matches, a run that included an extraordinary 36-game unbeaten streak from 2019 to 2022. Argentina continues to dominate the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, sitting atop the table with an impressive 34 points. Along the way, they defeated other football powerhouses such as Brazil, Italy, France, and even Colombia in various finals, further cementing their status as true giants of the sport.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
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🔴 LIVE: USA, Mexico, Canada in action; CONMEBOL WC Qualifiers underway
We have a feast of football up and down the Americas this evening. While the big boys in Concacaf are in friendly action ahead of the upcoming Gold Cup, World Cup Qualifiers in CONMEBOL are also underway. Advertisement As ever, check back with us throughout the evening. Key Fixtures 2025-06-11T00:31:09Z 🎥 Luis Díaz has given Colombia the lead away to Argentina and it was a sensational solo goal! 2025-06-11T00:22:46Z The U.S. go behind early as Switzerland waste no time bagging the opener in Nashville! 2025-06-11T00:13:07Z Uruguay have doubled their lead in the second-half against Venezuela. A win could see Uruguay jump up into third place this evening. 2025-06-11T00:07:01Z The ball is rolling in Argentina vs Colombia on a night when Leo Messi returned to the starting lineup. 2025-06-10T23:49:14Z Uruguay have bagged the lead late in the first half against Venezuela! 2025-06-10T23:48:38Z Advertisement 📝 Team news as Mexico take on Türkiye! 2025-06-10T23:30:46Z 📝 Team news from Canada vs The Ivory Coast! 2025-06-10T23:20:09Z 📝 Team news from Argentina vs Colombia! 2025-06-10T23:19:21Z Scoreless in the early minutes between Uruguay and Venezuela. 2025-06-10T23:13:17Z Almost that time... 2025-06-10T23:12:53Z History made by the Aaronson brothers! 2025-06-10T22:58:12Z In case you missed it; Chilean woes continue! 2025-06-10T22:56:48Z 📝 Team news is out around a few of the grounds. We'll start with the Stars and Stripes.
Yahoo
10-06-2025
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🗞️Zubimendi, Joan García, Imanol: transfer market tops headlines
It's transfer time, the body knows it and the covers of the Spanish sports press also do this Tuesday. Zubimendi and Real Madrid, Joan García and Luis Díaz to Barça, Foulquier, Imanol, Cherki... are the protagonists today. Marca As Sport Mundo Deportivo Superdeporte Estadio Deportivo L'Equipe Star Gazzetta dello Sport This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 LLUIS GENE - AFP or licensors
