Category: Argentina

Llop Feeling The Heat As Newell’s Continue To Struggle
Newell's Old Boys have always been a club with strong historical prominence in Argentina, and they are considered to be a breeding ground for managers [...]

Ezequiel Barco – The Independent Luxury
Ezequiel Barco is one of the most prominent prospects in Argentina, where he has dazzled the Independiente faithful with his magical skills.
As a [...]

Is Ezequiel Barco Up the Wrong Tree With MLS Move?
Atlanta United are at it again. The expansion team who took Major League Soccer by storm in their inaugural season aren’t messing about when it comes [...]

How Short-Term Thinking Puts the Argentina Superliga at Risk
Estudiantes, San Lorenzo, Defensa y Justicia, Belgrano, Olimpo, Temperley, Velez, Rosario Central, Racing and Chacharita all had managers who either r [...]

Fabricio Bustos – Independiente’s Flying Full Back
Name: Fabricio Bustos
Team: Independiente de Avellenada
Born: April 28 1996 (21)
Height: 1.67 m
Position: Right back
Who is Fabricio Bu [...]

EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool Eye Up Argentinian Wonderkid Maxi Romero
Liverpool are eyeing up Argentinian attacker Maxi Romero as they look to add depth and potential to their striking department.
Jurgen Klopp’s side [...]
Post-Maradona Blues: Number 10s in the Shadow of an Icon
Icons cast long shadows.
Just ask every Russian goalkeeper since Lev Yashin, every jinking Brazilian since Pelé, and every English forward since Fr [...]

Atletico Madrid v Celtic 1974: The Shame Game
It’s 1974, and the last remnants of the Lisbon Lions are cruising towards another European final, and all seems good, right?
Well, they came up aga [...]

Messi’s Greatness Near Indisputable, But U.S.A. Have Lessons to Learn
It was supposed to be the biggest game in US soccer history, and maybe in some ways it will still be significant, but it might have been even more sig [...]

Maradona’s Andalusian Nightmare
Just a few years removed from the World Cup Final at Italia ’90, Diego Armando Maradona would find himself in a particularly grim situation at Napoli. [...]
