5️⃣ stories of the day: Atleti's complaints, Mbappé's step back..

5️⃣ stories of the day: Atleti's complaints, Mbappé's step back.. Club football is on pause to make way for the national teams, but this weekend brought so much news that Tuesday is red-hot. So we’re going to run through the five stories you can’t miss to kick off the day... Atlético Madrid respond to Mourinho 📸 THOMAS COEX - AFP or licensors After José Mourinho’s strong comments following Atlético Madrid-Real Madrid over Kang-in Lee not being sent off, the Rojiblancos responded to him on social media. First, they printed a sign reading “Stop referee harassment now”, but they later followed it up with: “Machinery in ON mode. This year they have a new challenge. Three weeks without league football. This season they’re starting very early.” Also, in the last few hours, 'DAZN' released footage of Gabi grabbing his crotch toward the Real Madrid bench and saying: “You’re going to suck my d***.” Mbappé after the derby: "We’ve taken a step back" 📸 Mateo Villalba Sanchez - 2026 Getty Images Kylian Mbappé spoke to 'AS' at the presentation of his new boot line with 'ON' and talked about the derby. This is what he said: “Yes, yes, a step back. Very difficult, we wanted to win, we knew what kind of match we were going to have. But the team gave everything and we move forward because there’s still a very long way to go this season and we have to stay on the right path.” He also spoke about the Ballon d’Or: “I think I’ve already said everything about that. People weren’t happy when I talked too much about it, but that’s the way it is, that’s the way it is. I’m calm about it, calm, I did everything I could and I think I did it well. And now we wait.” Leo Messi’s latest Argentina shirt Leo Messi and 'ADIDAS' unveiled the shirt the No. 10 will wear in his final match with Argentina. Luis de la Fuente renews with Spain until 2032 The Spain national team announced Luis de la Fuente’s contract extension until 2032. The coach will remain in charge after winning the Nations League in 2023, the Euros in 2024, and the World Cup in 2026. Zidane’s first day with France 📸 FRANCK FIFE - AFP or licensors Zinedine Zidane led his first training session with France as he looks to return Les Bleus to the top of international football. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.