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Jesús Acosta
Jesús Acosta is a journalist based in Miami, United States of America.
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FIFA World Cup: France and Morocco compete to take on Argentina
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is nearing its conclusion with Argentina securing a spot in the final after defeating Croatia 3-0. Lionel Messi became Argentina’s all-time World Cup top scorer. France and Morocco are set to compete for the remaining final spot. France, the current title defenders, aim to become back-to-back champions, while Morocco has made history as the first African team to reach the semifinals. Key players and their performances are highlighted, with France appearing stronger on paper but Morocco showing resilience and tactical prowess.
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Javier Avila
Javier Avila is a journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela.
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The 3 sales with which Sevilla seeks to raise funds
Sevilla FC is facing economic issues and is planning a reset after a challenging season, with the risk of relegation still present. The club's director of football, Monchi, is reportedly focusing on three key player sales. The first mentioned is goalkeeper Yassine Bounou, also known as Bono, who has been benched in favor of Dmitrovic by the new coach, Mendilíbar. Bounou is reportedly unhappy with his situation and is looking to leave in the summer, providing Sevilla with an opportunity to profit from his transfer.
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Samindra Kunti
Multimedia sports/football journalist based in Leuven, Belgium. Write for Inside World Football in the UK, Remezcla in the US and Mail & Guardian in South Africa among others. Graduate from both Leuven Law School and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
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FIFA World Cup: Messi immortalises legacy, Morocco make history and brand Qatar grows despite criticism
The FIFA World Cup in Qatar concluded with Lionel Messi achieving a career-defining victory, lifting the trophy and stepping out of Diego Maradona's shadow. The tournament also saw Morocco making history as the first African country to reach the semi-finals. Despite the high-quality football and dramatic matches, the event faced significant criticism regarding human rights issues and FIFA's governance. The final match, held on Qatar's independence day, served as a PR victory for the host nation, overshadowing controversies about migrant workers and the LGBT community. The article highlights the need for FIFA to address human rights concerns in future tournaments.
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Fernando Sanz
I am a Spanish journalist and photographer based in Valladolid. I spent many years working as press officer and now I am working as freelance photojournalists for media outlets. Nowadays, I am a multimedia contributor to Agencia EFE in Valladolid. Amongst my interests, are the spread and ...
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The complete Ballon d'Or list: Messi, 'comfortably' ahead of Haaland and Mbappé in the voting
Lionel Messi won his eighth Ballon d'Or, outpacing Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé with a significant lead in the voting. Messi was chosen as the best player of the year by 68 out of 100 journalists from France Football, securing 462 points. The article provides a detailed breakdown of the votes and rankings for each player, highlighting Messi's historic achievement in the football world.
Bassam Zaazaa
Bassam Zaazaa is a journalist presently based in Beirut, Lebanon, working as a freelance editor/journalist contributing with regional publications; Al Arabiya English, The National, Gulf News, Arab News & The New Arab. Veteran journalist with nearly 20 years of experience. Smart & wise news ...
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Lebanese astrologer predicted an Arab team in World Cup semifinals
Lebanese astrologer Layla Abdullatif accurately predicted Morocco's advancement to the World Cup semifinals, as well as Saudi Arabia's victory over Argentina in the group stages. Known for her precise forecasts, Abdullatif shared her predictions on Instagram and YouTube, garnering viral attention. Despite her success, she insists on relying on intuition rather than claiming to read the future. Her prediction of Morocco's success brought joy to fans across the Arab world and Africa. Abdullatif, who has a history of notable predictions including the assassination of Lebanon's Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, refrained from making a prediction for the World Cup final but expressed her best wishes for the team.
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