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Club World Cup 2025: Inter captain Lautaro Martinez calls out teammates after Fluminense loss
Club World Cup 2025: Inter captain Lautaro Martinez calls out teammates after Fluminense loss

The Hindu

time01-07-2025

  • Sport
  • The Hindu

Club World Cup 2025: Inter captain Lautaro Martinez calls out teammates after Fluminense loss

Fluminense stunned Inter Milan 2-0 in the Club World Cup round of 16, prompting Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martínez to criticize his teammates publicly after the loss. 'Whoever wants to stay, stay; whoever does not want to stay should go,' Martínez told DAZN after the match. 'I have seen a lot of things that I didn't like. I want to win.' The forward's comments come after an 11-month-long season where they ended runners-up in both the Champions League and the Serie A. Inter Milan appointed former defender Cristian Chivu as head coach following its 5-0 Champions League final defeat just before the Club World Cup. The new coach supported Martínez's harsh assessment of the team. The Brazilian side's victory continues South American clubs' strong showing in the tournament, with Fluminense becoming the second Brazilian team to reach the quarterfinal. MATCH REPORT | Fluminense continues dream run in FIFA Club World Cup; upsets Inter Milan to enter quarters Fluminense's Everaldo celebrated the victory as validation of South American football's quality. 'We are teaching people around the world that South American football is good, too,' Everaldo said. Fluminense will face Al Hilal in the quarterfinal on Friday in Orlando, Florida. All four Brazilian teams advanced to the round of 16, with Fluminense and Palmeiras now representing the country in the quarterfinals, reinforcing South American football's growing influence on the global stage.

Inter Milan captain Martínez criticizes teammates publicly after Club World Cup loss
Inter Milan captain Martínez criticizes teammates publicly after Club World Cup loss

Al-Ahram Weekly

time01-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Al-Ahram Weekly

Inter Milan captain Martínez criticizes teammates publicly after Club World Cup loss

'Whoever wants to stay, stay; whoever does not want to stay should go,' Martínez told DAZN after the match. 'I have seen a lot of things that I didn't like. I want to win.' The forward's comments come after an 11 monthlong season where they ended runners-up in both the Champions League and the Serie A. Inter Milan appointed former defender Cristian Chivu as head coach following their 5-0 Champions League final defeat just before the Club World Cup. The new coach supported Martínez's harsh assessment of the team. The Brazilian side's victory continues South American clubs' strong showing in the tournament, with Fluminense becoming the second Brazilian team to reach the quarterfinal. Fluminense's Everaldo celebrated the victory as validation of South American football's quality. 'We are teaching people around the world that South American football is good, too,' Everaldo said. Fluminense will face the Manchester City-Al Hilal winner on Friday in Orlando, Florida. All four Brazilian teams advanced to the round of 16, with Fluminense and Palmeiras now representing the country in the quarterfinals, reinforcing South American football's growing influence on the global stage. Find more details on group standings, match schedules, and competition statistics. (For more sports news and updates, follow Ahram Online Sports on Twitter at @AO_Sports and on Facebook at AhramOnlineSports.) Short link:

Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying "whoever does not want to stay should go" in Club World Cup
Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying "whoever does not want to stay should go" in Club World Cup

Yahoo

time01-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying "whoever does not want to stay should go" in Club World Cup

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Fluminense stunned Inter Milan 2-0 in the Club World Cup round of 16, prompting Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martínez to criticize his teammates publicly after the loss. 'Whoever wants to stay, stay; whoever does not want to stay should go,' Martínez told DAZN after the match. 'I have seen a lot of things that I didn't like. I want to win.' Advertisement The forward's comments come after an 11 monthlong season where they ended runners-up in both the Champions League and the Serie A. Inter Milan appointed former defender Cristian Chivu as head coach following their 5-0 Champions League final defeat just before the Club World Cup. The new coach supported Martínez's harsh assessment of the team. The Brazilian side's victory continues South American clubs' strong showing in the tournament, with Fluminense becoming the second Brazilian team to reach the quarterfinal. Fluminense's Everaldo celebrated the victory as validation of South American football's quality. Advertisement 'We are teaching people around the world that South American football is good, too,' Everaldo said. Fluminense will face the Manchester City-Al Hilal winner on Friday in Orlando, Florida. All four Brazilian teams advanced to the round of 16, with Fluminense and Palmeiras now representing the country in the quarterfinals, reinforcing South American football's growing influence on the global stage. ___ AP soccer: Max Feliu, The Associated Press

Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying 'whoever does not want to stay should go' in Club World Cup
Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying 'whoever does not want to stay should go' in Club World Cup

Winnipeg Free Press

time01-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Winnipeg Free Press

Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying 'whoever does not want to stay should go' in Club World Cup

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Fluminense stunned Inter Milan 2-0 in the Club World Cup round of 16, prompting Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martínez to criticize his teammates publicly after the loss. 'Whoever wants to stay, stay; whoever does not want to stay should go,' Martínez told DAZN after the match. 'I have seen a lot of things that I didn't like. I want to win.' The forward's comments come after an 11 monthlong season where they ended runners-up in both the Champions League and the Serie A. Inter Milan appointed former defender Cristian Chivu as head coach following their 5-0 Champions League final defeat just before the Club World Cup. The new coach supported Martínez's harsh assessment of the team. The Brazilian side's victory continues South American clubs' strong showing in the tournament, with Fluminense becoming the second Brazilian team to reach the quarterfinal. Fluminense's Everaldo celebrated the victory as validation of South American football's quality. Thursdays Keep up to date on sports with Mike McIntyre's weekly newsletter. 'We are teaching people around the world that South American football is good, too,' Everaldo said. Fluminense will face the Manchester City-Al Hilal winner on Friday in Orlando, Florida. All four Brazilian teams advanced to the round of 16, with Fluminense and Palmeiras now representing the country in the quarterfinals, reinforcing South American football's growing influence on the global stage. ___ AP soccer:

Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying "whoever does not want to stay should go" in Club World Cup
Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying "whoever does not want to stay should go" in Club World Cup

San Francisco Chronicle​

time01-07-2025

  • Sport
  • San Francisco Chronicle​

Lautaro Martínez calls out team saying "whoever does not want to stay should go" in Club World Cup

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Fluminense stunned Inter Milan 2-0 in the Club World Cup round of 16, prompting Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martínez to criticize his teammates publicly after the loss. 'Whoever wants to stay, stay; whoever does not want to stay should go,' Martínez told DAZN after the match. 'I have seen a lot of things that I didn't like. I want to win.' Inter Milan appointed former defender Cristian Chivu as head coach following their 5-0 Champions League final defeat just before the Club World Cup. The new coach supported Martínez's harsh assessment of the team. The Brazilian side's victory continues South American clubs' strong showing in the tournament, with Fluminense becoming the second Brazilian team to reach the quarterfinal. Fluminense's Everaldo celebrated the victory as validation of South American football's quality. 'We are teaching people around the world that South American football is good, too,' Everaldo said. Fluminense will face the Manchester City-Al Hilal winner on Friday in Orlando, Florida. All four Brazilian teams advanced to the round of 16, with Fluminense and Palmeiras now representing the country in the quarterfinals, reinforcing South American football's growing influence on the global stage. ___

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