The world is going through low moments. Wars are being fought on different sides. Heartless attacks in different parts of the planet have taken place, leaving the sporting arena in another place, far away from the headlines.
This weekend saw the United States attack Iran in the Middle East. With this in mind, and with their minds on anything but sport, it seems that the Super Cup could be moved, as all sporting activity in the region has been suspended.
Spain and Argentina would be facing each other on March 27, 2026, in this area and with this war that has just broken out, it is not known what will happen in this regard. However, to jump on the bandwagon of cheap controversy, the ‘journalist’ Horacio Pagani came out with a beauty, to say the least, on this subject.
The theory that would be ridiculous if it had not been heard from Horacio Pagani
According to this character who claims to be a journalist, this war-attack by the United States and Israel on Iran is part of a question that would take the encounter to US territory.
The United States handles all the issues. I’m sure the attack on Iran was so that the match could be played in Miami.
This was stated on the program Pasion por el futbol on eltrece.
After making this irresponsible comment, his fellow panelists were silent until they began to respond.
I think it’s a bit harsh.
They said on the panel.
For now, nothing has been said about the rescheduling or suspension of the match between the 2024 Copa America champion and the European champion of the same year. In Qatar, all sporting activities were paused due to this sad situation.
It should be remembered that Iran launched direct attacks on Doha. UEFA expressed that they are closely following everything that is happening in the Middle East conflict alongside CONMEBOL and that they are evaluating everything that is happening there together with the organizing committee
The solution would be, while it is not possible to play there, to look for another venue
The coach of La Roja, Luis de la Fuente, said in an interview with Radio Nacional de Espana.
There is no doubt that sometimes some pseudo-journalists do and/or say anything to capture the attention of the audience, even if it is something totally disproportionate. In the war for ratings, anything seems to go for them.
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