Former Argentina attacker Maxi Rodriguez has hailed his compatriot Lionel Messi as one of his kind and that there might not be anyone to replace the legend when he hangs up his boots.

If there’s one phrase to sum up Atlético Madrid’s 2024/25 season, it would be “close, but no cigar.” Atleti came close to ...

South American players from the first-team squads at Barcelona and Atlético Madrid came together for a heartfelt exchange in ...

Just one week on from the controversial comments he made about Brazil's rivals Argentina, Barcelona star Raphinha was spotted ...

Players of Argentina's Huracan celebrate winning 1-2 against Brazil's Corinthians at the end of a Copa Sudamericana Group C ...

When the final whistle blew inside Estadio Monumental last Tuesday night, it felt almost as if Argentina’s men’s national ...

As host cities implore the government for federal funding for protections, safety is a serious concern for the World Cup ...

Managerial nomad Jorge Jesus is the bookies' favorite to be the next Brazil manager, according to bet365. The Portuguese is ...

Ander Herrera suffered another injury in a Boca Juniors match and hasn't lived up to expectations at the Argentine giant.

Rodrygo drew a compelling comparison between Neymar and Lionel Messi, suggesting that Brazil could mirror Argentina's success if Neymar plays at his best. Messi's leadership and contribution to ...

PU Prime, a globally recognized online trading platform, has announced its partnership with the Argentine Football ...

Brazil coach Dorival Júnior was fired on Friday after 14 months amid poor results and disappointing performances from the ...