News about Blaise Matuidi

The trend of Americans investing in soccer abroad has become more popular these days, particularly in terms of their effect on the Premier League. The eight EPL franchises, which include superstars like Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United, are either entirely or partially owned by American investors. In comparison to those with large pockets, small stakes are being bought by Americans with an eye on growing the league and the game at home. LeBron James has been an investor in Fenway Sports Group and has a majority interest in Liverpool. J.J. Watt and his family recently announced the purchase of a minority stake in Burnley.

Angel Di Maria, a Juventus and Argentina winger, is currently being chased by Inter Miami, who is reportedly being chased by MLS side Inter Miami.' The 35-year-old earned his first one-year contract in Turin over the summer and will be available for free unless the Italian giants tie him down to a new contract. In his first few months with the club, he had a rough start, but since winning the World Cup last year, he has been in superb form and has scored six goals in 2023 across all competitions.

Didier Deschamps was quick to praise Raphael Varane after the former French defender announced his retirement from international football at the age of 29. When announcing Varane's call to Deschamps that he had called him 'a few days earlier' to inform him of his decision, the Les Bleus boss lauded his honesty and sacrifice for France. Varane is the fourth winner of the 2018 World Cup to withdraw from international service after Hugo Lloris' announcement and that of former No. 2 Steve Mandanda, with Blaise Matuidi displaying his blue jersey in 2019.

Blaise Matuidi, a former France midfielder, has announced his retirement from professional football. Matuidi won the World Cup with France in 2018 and has been working with Inter Miami over the past two years. With his deal set to end on December 31, he has announced that he will be hanging up his boots for good.