It’s All About Fútbol with Juan Arango

Juan talks about the future of what Peru can offer going into WCQs in September.

Juan starts to talk about the teams that were left behind and giving a diagnosis of what they have to offer leading up to the WCQs in September. Today we start out with Colombia as they lost to Argentina in penalties.

Who’s a thunk it… Copa America is almost over and we have the dream matchup. Juan talks about it and what the repercussion of it are. Also the craziness of what will be Maracanã on Saturday.

Results that are expected at times aren’t necessarily accepted. But Brazil showing why they are who they are… while Colombia did the same.

Juan delves into a series of topics ranging from Colombia, Ecuador and Chile’s new star amid a new controversy.

In this episode Juan talks about the second round of matches and how things went for Brazil as well as How Wilker Fariñez was unbeatable against Colombia.

In this episode, Juan delves into Colombia -Venezuela and he also answers a couple of your questions.

In this episode, we go a little longer. We talk about the matches for Thursday and we also delve into certain news that has been of interest in this tournament.

We look at Argentina-Chile and Bolivia-Paraguay in what was an interesting second day in Brazil.

In this one we talk about the lineups for Argentina-Chile as part of our preview.

Colombia and Brazil won and we go into the basics of what led to victory. Also make sure you follow this pod as we will talk about every round of the tournament from here on out. Hope to give you a heads up on things to come.

PSG were better. Much better than a Barça side that is no longer competitive on the European stage.

Glad to be back and hope to be able to deliver this on a more consistent basis.  In this episode, we will talk about the Club World Cup and what happened there.  Also Tigres and their great run with a disappointing ending. Make sure you send me messages about any questions and I will do my best to answer them for you.  

Juan talks about the Edinson Cavani suspension and how ridiculous it actually is.

At times one thinks that killing the weed at the root ends up being the wisest thing. In the case of Leo Messi, maybe that meant leaving his team high and dry, based on this board.

La Liga is ready to go, yet the AFE (Spanish Players Association) wants to know what are the protocols in the event a player gets become infected with COVID-19 virus. Athletic Club seem to be ready for the restart of the La Liga season. Inter apparently have placed a price tag on Lautaro Martinez. Also Inter or Inter... will Arturo Vidal be heading to Milan... or Miami? Will he be with Cholo Simeo...

En este episodio en el cual regresa este podcast, tuvimos el placer de entrevistar al ex lateral izquierdo del Barça, Maxwell. El brasileño es uno de los jugadores más galardonados a nivel mundial y ahora trabaja para el Paris- St. Germain. En esta entrevista habla de lo que siente con la inauguración de la academia del PSG en el Sur de la Florida. Además de cómo se ve a Estados Unidos en el mundo...

After the Brazil and Chile matches, Argentina find themselves in quite a dramatic situation. With a little stability and possibly Messi gone for two years, the core of Argentine football could not be more exposed then it is right now.

CONMEBOL keeps finding ways to baffle the world, Juan tells us about Copa America.

The racial abuse suffered by Moise Kean not only showed the ills of Italian football and society, it also shows that Kean is fighting this battle alone.

In this episode, Juan discusses the comments made by Lio Messi in his interview with 94.7 FM in Argentina.

In this episode, Juan talks about the international retirement of Argentine forward Gonzalo Higuain and what his legacy will be after this part of his career has ended.  

The Marcelo Bielsa matter has truly put English football on its head. It has also shown a great deal of disdain towards foreigners as well as a double standard that continues to be quite evident.

Neil Warnock has ruffled feathers, but is is possible that the feathers he's ruffling are part of his own camp. Juan talks about the issues that this has within football in England and, more importantly, could have on Cardiff City.

Juan will anger many in regards to Frank Lampard's reaction to Marcelo Bielsa. That's what this is all about.