Why Lionel Messi declined a White House medal ceremony
Lionel Messi was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in early 2025 but did not attend the White House ceremony, citing prior commitments.
Read MoreLionel Messi was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in early 2025 but did not attend the White House ceremony, citing prior commitments.
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Read MoreLiverpool’s post-Klopp reset is facing its first serious test. Slipping form has put Arne Slot under scrutiny, while Xabi Alonso’s rapid rise as a coach has fuelled speculation about what the future at Anfield could look like.
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Read MoreFor a brief period in the early 1980s, European football revolved around Michel Platini. From midfield, he combined vision and goals at a level that earned him three consecutive Ballon d’Or awards and redefined the No.10 role.
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