Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, gave an interview this Sunday to the Swiss television channel Blue Sport where he opened the door to a new expansion of participating teams in the World Cup. The Swiss official assured that it is “a matter that will be examined after this World Cup.” It is worth remembering that in this edition, which is held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the number of national teams was already expanded to 48, 16 more teams than in previous editions.

Marc Casadó has experienced an intense market finale. The youth player, who spoke with Hansi Flick in June and August and had been separated from the group for two weeks, left at the last minute on loan to Deportivo de La Coruña with a non-obligatory purchase option for 30 million. He leaves in search of playing time. For three midfield positions, there are seven players: Pedri, Gavi, De Jong, Bernal, Fermín, Olmo, and Rodri. He had interest from teams like Leverkusen, coached by Barça-trained Carles Martínez, and he firmly rejected moving to Arabia (he is 22 years old and it did not fit into his career), and he conveyed this to Jorge Mendes.