☕️ Messi says goodbye, Mbappe distrusts the doctor and today's 5️⃣ stories

☕️ Messi says goodbye, Mbappe distrusts the doctor and today's 5️⃣ stories Today we’ll wrap up the international break by enjoying Spain in action once again, as they look to secure their place in the Nations League quarter-finals in Croatia.  Then, in the early hours, we might get a little teary-eyed as we bid farewell to Messi with Argentina. In the meantime, though, there will be plenty to talk about, and here are just five of the main talking points. "Mbappé doesn’t trust Real Madrid’s doctors" That is the information Antón Meana (SER) has on Mbappé, reflecting a pattern of behaviour seen among several injured Real Madrid players in recent seasons.   "There’s an unresolved medical issue. I don’t think Mbappé has much faith in Real Madrid’s medical staff. It hasn’t even been six months since the issue with the knee injury being diagnosed in the wrong leg. That makes him prefer to be elsewhere, and Madrid allow him to do so" , he explains. 💥 When it all blew up in Portugal O Jogo explains that relations between Cristiano Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus fell apart ahead of Denmark v Portugal (Nations League matchday three), when Jorge Jesus was asked who would start the following day and replied: "Gonçalo Ramos" . That was when Cristiano Ronaldo, who was attending the press conference with several other people, stood up and said he was leaving, feeling he had no place in the national team. From that moment, a chain of events began that ended with the captain leaving Copenhagen aboard his private jet. 🚀 Olise following in Kopa’s footsteps 📸 FRANCK FIFE - AFP or licensors France turned things around against Belgium in 15 minutes to win 4-1 thanks to an outstanding Michael Olise. The Bayern winger came on in the 60th minute, providing an assist and scoring two sensational goals. Les Bleus’ number 11 has reached ten goals and ten assists faster than any France player since a certain Raymond Kopa in 1958. It took Kopa 29 matches and Olise 28. 🤣 "There’s no need to mark Messi" Mohamed Tijani, the Benin centre-back whose national team faces Argentina today in Messi’s farewell match, spoke candidly in an interview while strolling through Buenos Aires. "There’s no need to mark Messi. We’re going to enjoy the match" , he cheerfully admitted. 📺 Which matches should you watch today? 16:00 India-Uruguay (friendly) 19:00 Spain-Romania (U21) 20:45 Croatia-Spain 20:45 England-Czech Republic 01:00 Argentina-Benin This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.