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A message: Changes to Mundo Albiceleste, reduced ads, new design

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Hello everyone,

Since the start of the new year, we have been experimenting with different ads and locations across the Mundo Albiceleste website. And if we are being completely honest, it was time for a permanent change.

We have also been hearing and reading all of your feedbacks and are happy to announce what we believe are significant changes. The number of ads on the website have been reduced (we believe significantly) and ultimately, while the ads do help in keeping up with the maintenance of the website, we still want every one to enjoy viewing and reading the content.

Mundo Albiceleste was built by Argentina fans and for Argentina fans, which is why we believe that should remain the priority and will remain the priority.

Should you have any comments or suggestions, please, do let us know in the comments below or email us at mundoalbiceleste10@gmail.com. Our aim is to continue to improve and to provide more content (which we will continue to be doing and will be introducing new sections throughout the year) than we ever have before. And to aim for quality over quantity.

As always, your feedback is strongly appreciated. Mundo Albiceleste has been around since 2006 and we would not be where we are without the Mundo Albiceleste family.

Thank you,

Claudio Tapia on Lionel Messi, Argentina win vs. England at World Cup

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Claudio Tapia spoke about Lionel Messi and the Argentina national team’s win against England at the World Cup.

Tapia commented on Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni’s future with the Argentina national team and the criticism around the Argentina national team. In the same interview with TyC Sports, he spoke about Lionel Messi. Here is what he had to say:

“The best player of the World Cup was undoubtedly him. It’s his decision. It was a great World Cup. We have to feel proud.”

He also commented on the win against England and the Malvinas flag:

“The responsibility of not letting down the Argentine’s was overwhelming compared to the one you had for playing against Spain.

“Because of the emotional weight, it was like winning the World Cup.

“The banner was something from the people. It just happened that way, nothing was ever planned and up to now, FIFA has not issued any sanction or notice or even a warning.

“If you’re playing for the Argentina national team and the people express with that flag what they feel, do you leave it on the ground or do you pick it up? I pick it up because we are Argentines and we are proud.”

Gianluca Prestianni scores for Benfica in 6-1 win vs. Hearts

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Gianluca Prestianni scored for Benfica in their 6-1 win against Hearts.

Prestianni had a goal for Benfica in their Europa League qualifying match. Prestianni and Enzo Barrenechea both started for Benfica in their win.

With Benfica leading 3-0, the Argentine had the ball inside the penalty area and scored to Benfica’s fourth goal of the match.

Claudio Tapia comments on criticism of Argentina national team

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AFA president Claudio Tapia commented on the criticism of the Argentina national team.

Claudio Tapia spoke in an interview about Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni’s future. In the same interview with TyC Sports, Tapia spoke about the criticism from people. Here is what he had to say:

“It angers me that there are people who seem bothered that the Argentina national team keeps winning. It seems to be that it bothers them that the Argentine people are happy.

“In every match, systematically, something was going to happen or things happened that touches the most intimate fibers. There are things in life where you don’t mess around. When you cross a line, then you say “Which side are you on? Are you conspiring against your own national team?”

“Here, in every match, there was a different operation. We passed the first phase and every match that Argentina played, it looked as if something bad was going to happen. Always intent to destabilize.

“The national team isn’t mine, it’s everyone’s. In these nearly eight years of Scaloni’s project, the national team has managed to get people to share a family plan again, for friends to start saying: “Hey, where are we getting together to watch the national team?” or for them to go out and celebrate again.”

AFA president Claudio Tapia on Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni’s future

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AFA president Claudio Tapia has spoken about Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni’s future.

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni stated after the World Cup that he is set to leave as coach of the Argentina national team when his contract expires in December. Speaking to TyC Sports, here is what Claudio Tapia had to say about Scaloni:

“The personal side for me is the affection and the relationship we maintain, nothing more. And without a doubt, I want him to stay, we all want him to stay.

“In fact, we had talked about it. He has expressed it too, he said that the conversations were very advanced and that afterward, it would take us two or three minutes to reach an agreement and shake hands.

“But I’m a grateful guy and because I am grateful. I think we have to let him go… I would understand whatever his decision nis. Let him reflect, let him make the best decision he believes is right, one that we have to respect. I must respect it.

“I can’t keep the Gringo chained if he feels he doesn’t have the necessary drive or that he doesn’t have, perhaps, some greater projection ahead. On the contrary, I want him to be well and for everything he has given us, we all should want the same.

“Even if it hurts us and even if we say “After the Scaloneta, who?” Well, my plan A, B and C is Scaloni.”

Facundo Medina to join Bayer Leverkusen from Olympique Marseille

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Facundo Medina is set to join Bayer Leverkusen from Olympique Marseille.

Medina will be joining Bayer Leverkusen. According to Santi Aouna, an agreemenent has been reached between Bayer Leverkusen and Olympique Marseille for the Argentine.

The 27 year old sill join for €25 million, including bonuses on a five year deal with the club.