🗞️ Friday's front pages: Negreira, CR11 and a huge France-Italy

🗞️ Friday's front pages: Negreira, CR11 and a huge France-Italy The Negreira case returns to the front pages of the sports press today with four complementary angles. AS and Marca report that UEFA has accepted Real Madrid’s 50,000-page complaint and added it to the file they opened in 2023. Mundo Deportivo and Sport also say that UEFA has received the documents, but Sport adds that Barça view it calmly and describe it as “smoke.” Mundo Deportivo, meanwhile, sums up the Messi and Cristiano stories as “two sides of the coin.” Leo is set for a grand farewell with Argentina on the 6th, while Cristiano “leaves Portugal through the back door.” On that note, O Jogo reports that Ronaldo wanted a public apology. Portugal beat Denmark 2-4 with goals from Cancelo, Ramos, Vitinha and Félix, and their headline is CR11. Gazzetta and L’Équipe agree on tonight’s main focus: France vs. Italy, at 20:45 in Paris. L’Équipe celebrates a full stadium with “Le(s) revoilà!”. Gazzetta sums it up by saying that Zidane, who has not faced the Azzurri since the 2006 final, comes up against them again twenty years later. The under-21 national team handed San Marino a 0-13 thrashing, with five goals from Espí, and Nico drops out of the senior squad through injury. Raphinha has also left the Brazil camp and will undergo further tests in Barcelona today. Star reports on City’s appeal against the Premier League complaint and also on the second Hull player to crash his car on the same street where a teammate did so three weeks ago. And we close with Superdeporte , which reminds readers that Javier Aguirre makes his debut in October, a month in which Valencia have managed four wins in their last 31 matches. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.