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Di Maria says Cristiano Ronaldo is far more professional than Lionel Messi, citing work ethic and consistency as defining traits.
Di Maria says Messi, not Ronaldo, is the greatest, describing Messi as having a God-given gift to be the best.
Di Maria places Mbappe among the world’s best and calls him a game-changer after finding his playing style.
Di Maria talks about Ronaldo and Messi still being active as stars at their clubs, with Ronaldo at Al-Nassr and Messi at Inter Miami.
Di Maria notes his own career move back to Rosario Central and confirms his 2024 international retirement.
The 2026 World Cup is set to take place in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with Di Maria watching closely.
Di Maria acknowledges a long-standing debate about Argentina’s greatest players, indicating Menotti’s praise in context of Messi and Di Maria.
Di Maria reflects on his late-career decisions and respect for past clubs, as he remains connected to the football world.
Di Maria mentions a broader context of football powerhouses and the evolving landscape through 2026.

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The €25 million Cascais mansion is reportedly completed and ready for handover to Ronaldo and Georgina.
The property is valued at about €25m and is described as among Portugal’s most expensive private homes.
The mansion sits 200 metres from the ocean on a 12,000-square-metre plot in Cascais with 5,000 square metres of living space.
Construction began in 2020 and has taken nearly six years to near completion.
Ronaldo and Georgina are reportedly considering adjoining land and potential wedding plans at the property.
The villa includes two swimming pools, a large garage for up to 20 cars, and interiors finished with Italian marble.
The property is said to feature a spa, private cinema and views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Ronaldo remains with Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, with reports of a move into Hollywood possibilities.
The project is framed as a base for Ronaldo’s personal brand management and future business ventures.
There are ongoing discussions about privacy and whether Ronaldo will actually move into the property.

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Mbappé is within one goal of breaking Cristiano Ronaldo’s group-stage record after reaching 11 goals in the current campaign.
Ronaldo set the previous group-stage record with 11 goals in six matches during 2015–16.
Mbappé could add to his tally in the final league-phase match and potentially in the knockout rounds if Real Madrid advance.
Mbappé has produced 34 goals in 2025–26 for Real Madrid, with 11 coming in the Champions League group stage so far.
Ronaldo’s record for most goals in a single Champions League campaign remains 17 in 2013–14.
Mbappé’s performance has put him alongside Ronaldo in the Champions League history books according to the article.
Real Madrid are scheduled to face Benfica in the league-phase finale, with a potential final goal deciding the record.
Ronaldo’s ambition and legacy are cited as the benchmark Mbappé is approaching in this season’s group stage effort.
The article notes Mbappé’s early scoring outburst in his Real Madrid debut season and his rise near Ronaldo’s mark.
The piece is written by Amanda Langella, a freelance editor for Sports Illustrated FC.

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MLS rose nine positions to 40th in the 2025 IFFHS world league rankings, aided by Messi's presence in Inter Miami.
MLS now sits between Morocco's top division and Hungary's, with 426.75 points.
The Saudi Pro League ranks 13th, far ahead of MLS with 868.75 points.
MLS remains the third-ranked league within CONCACAF, behind Liga MX and Costa Rica's Primera División.
Liga MX is the highest-ranked CONCACAF league at 22nd with 646.5 points.
Inter Miami and Messi’s addition boosted MLS visibility and competition level.
Ronaldo’s Al Nassr and the SPL remain ahead of MLS by a wide margin in global rankings.
The IFFHS 2025 rankings base the standings on comprehensive league data and performance signals.
The article notes MLS’s growth in popularity due to global stars despite the gap to SPL.
The piece highlights MLS’s regional standing in CONCACAF compared with other leagues.

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