Soccer Today; Endrick put fans in Amezment as he scores first goal in Real Madrid Stadium

He became the youngest men’s player for either club or country to score a senior professional goal at the stadium.

Three days later, Brazil faced Spain at the Santiago Bernabeu, the home where Endrick will make a living starting this summer. What did Endrick do in this first game there? Score again, this time to tie the game at 2-2.

Endrick’s hype was already somewhat out of control, and this will only amplify it. The fact that he is responding to it by scoring goals in huge matches bodes very well for his immediate and long-term future.

Yet again, Brazil have a serious young star on their hands. They will need him as they look to win the 2024 Copa America, five years after their last international trophy triumph.

The 36-year-old, who currently plays for Benfica, received the threat at his family’s home on the outskirts of Rosario

Threatening message to Di Maria: Tell Angel not to come back to Rosario because if he does, we’ll kill a family member

Local media reported that a car left a sign in front of the private Funes Hills Miraflores housing estate where Di Maria usually stays, warning him that not even provincial governor Maximiliano Pullaro could guarantee his safety if he returned to the city.

“Tell your son Angel not to come back to Rosario because otherwise we’ll kill a relative. Not even Pullaro is going to save you. We don’t throw papers. We throw lead and dead people,” was the message left for Di Maria‘s father, according to ‘Infobae’, citing police sources.

Gabriel Lopez, head of security at the housing estate, said “four detonations” were heard before a Renault Megane sped away after throwing the black nylon package.

Narco-terrorists are sowing terror in Rosario and have forced the government to intervene.

The city of Rosario has recently experienced a sharp increase in violence, for which groups described as “narco-terrorists” have been responsible.

“There is an unwavering commitment to fight drug trafficking,” said Defence Minister Luis Petri, who launched an operation in which armed forces troops and resources were deployed in Rosario

Club Atletico Rosario Central issued a statement condemning the threats against Di Maria: “We feel aggrieved, damaged and harmed because this type of violent action is a direct attack on the economy and sporting success of the clubs. It is unacceptable that they want to intimidate footballers or attack them and/or their families, who are the main protagonists of sporting events, just as violence against any member of the football family is unacceptable.”