Category: América Platina
(Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina)
Messi – A Commentary on his Four-Match Ban
Nicolás Miremont -
The world is still amazed after what seemed like a usual sight in the game between Argentina and Chile on March 23 ended up jeopar ...
New Television Deal for Argentinian Football Raises Questions
Matt Hawkins -
Change is coming to the way Argentinians watch their football on television. Last Tuesday, the Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (AFA) a ...
Atlético Tucumán and the Copa Libertadores Adventure
Nicolas Miremont -
Atlético Tucumán are living the sweetest of dreams. After a remarkable campaign during the 2016 Transition tournament, Atlético Tu ...
Five Players from the Americas to look out for in the Round of 16 in the Champions League
Manuel Veth -
The Futbolgrad Network has taken a look at five players, who could have a major impact in the round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League. ...
Duelo de Gigantes – Chivas vs Boca in Guadalajara
Nicolás Miremont -
The recent friendly, between the Mexican club Club Deportivo Guadalajara, better known as Chivas, and the Argentine giants Boca Ju ...
Carlos Tévez – Will he stay or will he go?
Nicolás Miremont -
On November 21, the Brazilian version of the popular site, Yahoo Sports, released an article that, based on a weak rumour, specula ...
Miguel Almirón – Atlanta United’s designated Paraguayan
Ralph Hannah and Manuel Veth -
Too short, too thin, even the way he walked and smiled he didn’t seem like your typical athlete—those were the first i ...
Chinese Super League – The Great Transfer Analysis
Manuel Veth -
The German page transfermarkt.de is the Financial Times of the football world. This homepage has become the benchmark for determining ...
A brief introduction to the Copa Sudamericana
Ivan Belička -
The international tournament scene in South America may be the one that most resembles the famed and more affluent competitions in Eur ...
Culture Conflict – Argentine football mulls foreign investments
Nicolás Miremont -
Most Argentine clubs are run by their fans, but similar to most European leagues Argentine football clubs now try to open the door ...
