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Friendlies

Friendlies Overview

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Russia handed partial return to FIFA competition

World football’s governing body has taken a significant step toward reintegrating Russia into the international fold after including their youth side in a new tournament. The move marks the first major softening of the stance against the nation since the widespread sporting ban was implemented four years ago.

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Lorenzo hints at James successor for Colombia No. 10

Colombia head coach Nestor Lorenzo has confirmed the national team will not retire the iconic number 10 shirt following James Rodriguez's retirement from international football. Speaking ahead of upcoming friendly matches, the Argentine tactician insisted a new player will soon step forward to shoulder the heavy historical responsibility.

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Sullivan, Albert, Gozo headline USMNT squad for friendlies

Rising stars Cavan Sullivan, Mathis Albert and Zavier Gozo are among the 12 players named to the U.S. men's national team for the first time ahead of the upcoming set of four friendlies. Manager Mauricio Pochettino, who confirmed his return to the USMNT in August, has also selected 12 players who were on this summer's World Cup roster, although big names Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie and Folarin Balogun all miss out.

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Martinelli replaces injured Pedro in Brazil squad

Chelsea forward Joao Pedro has been forced to withdraw from the Brazil national team squad ahead of the upcoming international break due to an injury. The 24-year-old, who has been in sensational form in the Premier League, will miss the Selecao's matches against Australia and India.

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Ancelotti confirms Neymar's Brazil career is over

Carlo Ancelotti has officially drawn the curtain on Neymar’s illustrious but often turbulent international career, confirming that the Santos forward will not return to the Brazil fold. Following the Selecao's disappointing exit at the last World Cup, the Italian tactician is now pivoting toward an aggressive youth movement designed to reshape the five-time world champions.

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PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
1باريس سان جيرمان crestباريس سان جيرمان11006153
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2بايرن ميونخ crestبايرن ميونخ11005053
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3برشلونة crestبرشلونة11005143
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4مانشستر يونايتد crestمانشستر يونايتد11004043
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5كومو crestكومو11004133
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