🥐 Messi, Salah, Ferran... The 5️⃣ top stories this Sunday | OneFootball

A new title for the Argentine, a Barça that thrashes, an Atleti that deflates, or a Salah outburst are some of the topics from today.

As every day, we bring you the highlights from the football scene and what’s coming up. Today, there are some big names to keep an eye on.

Leo Messi makes history...

The Rosario native has made history with Inter Miami by winning the MLS for the first time in the club’s history. Two assists in the grand final and worldwide recognition show that his hunger for titles knows no bounds.

... and Busquets and Jordi Alba’s story ends

But winning this title also has a bittersweet side. Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba have ended their careers as footballers. The best partner Leo ever had and the player who forever changed the defensive midfield position are leaving. As Román once said, Busquets is a '10' who plays as a '5'.

Barça bites...

A resounding win for the Blaugrana on their visit to Betis, with Ferran Torres in top form, revealing himself as a goal scorer this season. The lead will remain with the Catalans for now.

... Atleti deflates

Meanwhile, Atlético de Madrid suffered their second consecutive defeat, this time at San Mamés, which puts a brake on their aspirations to be at the top of the table.

Salah-Slot Divorce

After a painful draw for Liverpool, the Egyptian dropped a bombshell by confessing that his relationship with the coach is broken and stating that he is not wanted at the club. He doesn’t understand being benched, and this could mark a turning point.

Return home for Madrid

After four matches away, Real Madrid returns to the Bernabéu today to try not to lose sight of Barcelona at the top of the table. Mbappé wants to keep his scoring streak alive.

The World Cup already has schedules and venues

Atlanta and Guadalajara will be the venues where the Spanish National Team will play the group stage of the upcoming World Cup. The first two matches will be in Atlanta, and for the match against Uruguay, they’ll have to travel to Mexico.

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