It’s All About Fútbol with Juan Arango

Happened to speak briefly with former Manchester United defender Wes Brown as we talked about his career, some great moments and his most amazing teammate. Wanted to give a special thanks to Marriott Bonvoy for making this all possible.

Italy out again and all the craziness that was South American World Cup qualifiers.

Brazil lashed back at the English press after Carragher and Neville's comments about Pelé. Further proof of the insularity of the media there.

Atlético once again show their mettle against a United side that seemed poised after Ronaldo's historic night, bringing the Red Devils back to reality.

Real Madrid eliminated PSG in an exciting match at the Santiago Bernabéu, yet what it ended up doing was exposing more of PSG's shortcomings than in a project that is now deemed a complete and utter failure.  It was a clash of mystique versus high profile in which Madrid's history overtook anything that PSG had and the French side's lack of courage showed the adversity of the moment instead.&...

After winning on Sunday, Boca have lots of questions to ask. They showed they can kill off a match, but they also show that they can bring their opponents back to life.

Colombian Luis Díaz is doing a great job of adapting to English football. His ability to play and understand the game has truly vanquished the Premier League's ultimate myth and won over many fans.

Wanted to truly analyze what the future has in store (while my snores and rolls around in his bed) while dealing with a stuffy nose. What will be added and what will be brought to the table in this platform going forward.

The Europa League was a weird experience for Barcelona as they faced Napoli in a match if contrasts that ended up being a "deserved" draw. You can also buy The Fútbol Notebook for your fave footy fan of if you are a fan or professional of the game. Check out the link. https://amzn.to/3piHMwn

CONCACAF turned its back on one if the biggest promises they made when it came to football inclusivity in the region after giving Haitian side Cavaly no other choice than to forfeit from the Champions League of that region. If you like to take notes or are a commentator, you can also purchase The Fútbol Notebook... check out the link below. https://amzn.to/3GUb2iE

Juan delves into the first day of Champions League knock out stage with an emphasis on PSG- Real Madrid.

Juan gave a recap if what went down in the first round of the Argentine Copa de La Liga.

Chelsea and Palmeiras had an intense match in Abu Dhabi which not only gave is a new winner, they also showed that there is not "I" in team but there is no "team" without "me". Especially in teams that have budgets.

Juan goes in depth after Barca’s loss to Benfica.

Juan talks about the major detail that UEFA and CONMEBOL missed out on after announcing the EuroAmerican Cup

Juan covers all the angles in terms of the James Rodríguez arrival at Al-Rayyan

Barcelona are a sorry shell of what they once were and few things prove it like their 3-0 loss at home to Bayern

It became more apparent in the last few days that European sides were doing everything in their power to sabotage South American national teams all in the name of protection and health.

At times one has to understand all sides involved in order to solve a problem and that is exactly what is going on in terms of European players blocking players from joining their national teams. Juan also talks a bit about what Kerala Blasters new signing is able to do during the upcoming Indian League season.

After Atletico-MG’s 3-0 over River and Brazil getting three teams in the semis of the Copa Libertadores, there is a very bleak reality facing the region. One very similar to Europe, but with worse consequences.

With Messi’s departure, Joan Laporta was exposed for many half-truths he offered and giving the illusion of something that never was and would never be,

With a little more than a week left before the beginning of the La Liga season, Barcelona are left out in the cold.

It seems like VAR has been demonized and part of the problem has not been assessed… in this episode Juan talks about it.

In this episode, Juan talks a little bit more about the aftermath of the Copa América and what the impacts are going to be leading up to World Cup Qualifiers.

Juan delves in an extended manner into what this Copa América can offer at Maracanã. It will be an exciting encounter that promises a great deal of drama. Who will win? Who will play? What it means? That and much more on this episode.