UEFA Investigates Rodri and Morata
UEFA has announced an investigation into Rodri and Morata for potential misconduct during Spain's victory parade following their 2024 European Championship win. According to Marca, if found guilty, the players could face a two-match ban. During the celebrations, Rodri was heard chanting, "Gibraltar is Spanish," leading to a formal complaint from the Gibraltar Football Association to UEFA.
Controversies Surrounding Argentine and Spanish Players
Both Spanish and Argentine players have recently found themselves in hot water. In addition to the UEFA investigation into Rodri and Morata, Argentina's squad faced backlash after Enzo Fernández's Instagram live stream showed several players singing a song with racist undertones from the 2022 World Cup celebrations. This incident led to significant political fallout, including the dismissal of an Argentine sports official and a formal apology from the Argentine Presidential Office to the French ambassador.
Spanish Football Federation Announces 2030 World Cup Venues
The Spanish Football Federation has unveiled its 11 candidate venues for the 2030 World Cup, which Spain will co-host with Portugal and Morocco. The stadiums include those of Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Atlético Madrid, while Valencia's stadium did not make the cut. Spain initially hoped to secure 13 venues but agreed to adhere to FIFA's regulations.
Barcelona Pursues Dani Olmo
Barcelona has reportedly offered €60 million, including variables, for Dani Olmo and proposed a six-year contract. According to Spanish media, Olmo's current contract with RB Leipzig includes a €60 million release clause, which expires on July 20th. Both Olmo and Leipzig are said to be considering the offer. Olmo played a crucial role in Spain's recent European Championship victory.
De Ligt's Move to Manchester United on Hold
According to German Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg, Matthijs de Ligt's potential transfer to Manchester United has been put on hold. The player has learned that Manchester United is unwilling to meet Bayern Munich's asking price of €50 million plus add-ons. Bayern remains firm on their valuation, and as things stand, de Ligt is expected to return to Bayern after his vacation on August 2nd. The possibility of the transfer remains uncertain.
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