News about Arturo Vidal

Since fan anger led to a fire breaking out in the stands on Sunday evening, the Chilean Super Cup final was forced to be postponed. When fan clubs called the match to be suspended, Colo Colo and Huachipato were in the last stages of their match at the Estadio Nacional Prádanos. During the second half, supporters from 'Garra Blanca', an ultras group for Colo Colo, had been disruptive prior to kick-off, but chaos ensued after attempting to get on the field.

The unveiling of Arturo Vidal's at Colo-Colo in Chile has certainly raised a few eyebrows, considering the Chilean legend's far from subtle return to his boyhood club. Vidal is one of Chile's best players, and the 2010s show was one of their golden years, with forward Alexis Sanchez, defensive midfielder Gary Medel, and goalkeeper Claudio Bravo. He has appeared for some of the top names in the game, with stints at Juventus, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona before returning to Colo Colo, 17 years after leaving for Europe.

Arturo Vidal, a Chilean musician, has called out Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag's decision to fire Cristiano Ronaldo and accuse bald managers of being "complicated." Ronaldo left Old Trafford for Saudi Arabia in January after falling out of favour under new United boss Ten Hag and heading to Al-Nassr. Prior to Ten Hag's arrival, the Portuguese had been a top scorer in the season, but they had a surplus to demands under the Dutchman and offloaded Ronaldo just months into his tenure. Vidal, a Chilean midfielder, believes the call was wrong, and Ten Hag was slammed by him during an outburst on one of his streams. When asked about Ronaldo's situation and defended his United's departure, the midfielder, who played his football in Brazil with Athletico Paranaense, took a shot at bald bosses, who defended his move.

Arturo Vidal was scathing in his review of Newcastle's return to the Champions League, saying the match had left him "sick" after their 0-0 draw with AC Milan. As he said the Magpies' San Siro stalemate was 'the worst match' the league had ever seen, the midfield bruiser didn't punch a punch. Eddie Howe's team came close to a 0-0 draw against one of last season's semi-finalists, but the team was still waiting for vast swaths of the game.

Lionel Messi's proposal to turn Miami into 'Barcelona West' could go one step further, with the introduction of Chilean midfielder Arturo Vidal. Vidal, 36, said he's excited to travel stateside and spoke to TNT Sports Argentina. 'I would happily go and play with Messi,' Vidal said. It's very simple with him; you just have to hand him the ball.' There are several laws in the United States that prohibit more senior players from participating, which is why it hasn't happened before.

Fans have chastised Arturo Vidal, a former Barcelona and Juventus star, after making an inappropriate suicide remark on Twitch. Robert Enke, a former Germany national who died while Vidal was playing in the Bundesliga at Bayer Leverkusen, was cited by the Chilean midfielder, who now plays for Athletico Paranaense. On November 10, 2009, the goalkeeper committed suicide at a level crossing in Neustadt, a town in Germany close to his home.

Arturo Vidal has landed himself in danger with new team Flamengo after an outburst from the substitutes bench brought him dangerously close to his time in Brazil coming to an end. The Chilean midfielder, who has worked with Bayern Munich, Juventus, and Barcelona, was outraged that he was not allowed to play against Boavista. He hurled his boots and water bottle to the ground in rage as a result, with his team on the way to a 1-0 win and boss Vitor Pereira dismissing his entry as unnecessary.

Arturo Vidal, a former Barcelona and Bayern Munich midfielder, watched his dad's funeral on Instagram so he could participate in the Brazilian cup final. After leaving Inter, the Chilean international, who includes Juventus, Bayer Leverkusen, Inter Milan, Barcelona, and Bayern Munich, joined Flamengo in July. According to reports, the midfielder told his new club that he would not be returning to Santiago, his hometown, in order to show his love to his late father Erasmo. Erasmo, 61, died on Tuesday at a racecourse in Santiago, where he cared for his son's animals after he suffered a heart arrest.