Colombia confirmed their starting XI for the match against France, featuring players like Montero, Munoz, Sanchez, and the returning Juan Cabal, who has recovered from injury.
It's different. Not entirely, but different. The Champions League is a different competition. That's how I see it. We're playing against a tough opponent with fantastic players. We want to advance to the next round.
What I experienced there was a dream. I arrived young, you see the teammates I had, and when I left I can say that many are friends; I still talk to them. The truth is I miss many of them a lot, but that's life. I wish them all the best and hope to return in the future.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Earthquakes loaned Chicho Arango, last winter's prize trade acquisition and this offseason's re-signee, to Colombia's Atletico Nacional before Monday's transfer deadline. Arango, a forward who scored 13 goals for the Quakes last season, is a native of Medellin, where Nacional is based. The loan includes a purchase option on Arango's new contract, which runs through December 2027, with club options for two seasons after.
Since changing the format in 2020-prior to that date, Spain did the normal thing of pitting the winners of the league and the domestic cup against each other in a one-game preseason final, but now it is a four-team knockout between those two winners and the runners-up in their respective competitions-and moving the three matches to Saudi Arabia, the whole thing has become a glisteningly slimy exemplar of world soccer's insatiable greed
It all starts with believing in a comeback. From what I'm reading, the players and coaches have this mentality. Honestly, I think it's possible. The opponent is very strong, but when I scored my last goal, we were facing one of the best teams in the world, PSG.
