newsfootball6 months ago

Would love to return to Barcelona but I’ll continue one more year here, admits Andres Iniesta

Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta has hinted that he could potentially make a comeback at Camp Nou in the near future although he doesn’t know in what capacity he’ll do so. The 38-year-old currently plays for Vissel Kobe in Japan, making over 120 appearances over the last four years.
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newsfootball1 year ago

Would love to return to Barcelona as it is my home, claims Andres Iniesta

Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta has opened a door to him potentially making a comeback at Camp Nou and admitted that the club is still his home but added that the future is difficult to predict. The Spaniard left the Camp Nou side in 2018 and has since been playing for Vissel Kobe in Japan.
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newsfootball1 year ago

Can’t rule out returns for both Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta, proclaims Joan Laporta

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has confessed that he can’t rule out a potential comeback for either Lionel Messi or Andres Iniesta in the near future as anything could happen. This comes in light of Dani Alves’ return to Camp Nou after leaving the club five years ago for Juventus.
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newsfootball1 year ago

Returning to Barcelona is something I would like to happen, reveals Andres Iniesta

Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta has admitted that he would love to return to the Camp Nou once he brings an end to his playing career. Iniesta broke into the senior Barcelona team and solidified his legacy as one of the best players in the world after which he moved to Vissel Kobe in 2018.
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featurefootball2 years ago

La Furia Roja's fragilities represent a larger issue at play for Spanish football

How far would you go? To battle for your principles, your way of doing things, standing still stubbornly while the world around you evolves and leaves the world you once knew behind? Would you still stand by your principle and tactics? The formation and methodology that once worked so well?
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newsfootball2 years ago

Marco Verratti really wanted to sign for Barcelona, claims Donato Di Campli

Marco Verratti’s former agent Donato Di Campli has revealed that the Italian midfielder really wanted to sign for Barcelona at one stage in his career with the La Liga giants keen as well. The 28-year-old signed for Paris Saint-Germain in 2012 from Pescara and has become one of the best since then.
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newsfootball3 years ago

Manchester United would have won six Champions League titles in another era, claims Paul Scholes

Paul Scholes has claimed that Manchester United could have won five or six European Cups, but the great Barcelona and Real Madrid teams prevented them from doing domainating. Scholes spent his career at Old Trafford and won several trophies including the Champions League on a couple of occasions.
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newsfootball3 years ago

Getting back to playing football now looks difficult, admits Andres Iniesta

Vissel Kobe star and Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta has confessed that getting back to playing football will be a lot harder than letting it go. The Spanish midfielder currently plys his trade in Japan and is amongst many other footballers who’ve had to watch as their league seasons were suspended.
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newsfootball3 years ago

Lionel Messi is extraordinary but Andres Iniesta is close second, proclaims Luis Enrique

Former Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has confessed that while Lionel Messi is the player who has impressed him the most, only Andres Iniesta ever came close to the Argentine. Part of the 2010 World Cup winning Spanish squad, Iniesta made quite a name for himself at Barcelona before leaving.
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featurefootball3 years ago

2010's World Team of the Decade: Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Manuel Neuer make the cut

It’s been a decade dominated by two men but with three World Cups, a gazillion Champions Leagues, even more league titles and over a million players, it’s been fun. That doesn’t make anybody’s job easy when it comes to picking a team of the decade because both Messi and Ronaldo have to be there.
Siddhant Lazar