FootballAthletic’s San Mamés return leads Mundo Deportivo Bizkaia-Araba front page
Mundo Deportivo’s Bizkaia-Araba edition, dated Wednesday 23 September 2026, highlights Athletic’s modest return at San Mamés: five points from a possible 12.

Lionel Messi’s final fixture with Argentina is scheduled for 6 October against Benin. A special shirt is already planned for a match set to be meaningful both for the Albiceleste captain and for his teammates.
Upon their arrival in Buenos Aires, some members of the squad spoke to the media about how they expect to experience the occasion. Messi’s teammates anticipate a “very difficult” moment, full of sadness.
Giuliano Simeone, who also had praise for Julián Alvarez, hopes the day will never end. “It will be a very special day, the farewell to our captain, who has brought so much joy to the whole country. And, obviously, it will be sad,” he said.
Prestianni, who was involved in an incident with Vinicius in the previous Champions League, would rather not think too much about the occasion. “I try to think about it as little as possible because I know what it will mean for me and for all Argentines. This period without Messi... I don’t think we are ready for it. Being there will mean so much to me. I think about it and I can’t believe that I will be there for Leo’s farewell,” he said.
Cuti Romero, who appears set to become the first captain, was also emotional. “We will make sure he has a good time, as we always have. Obviously, after the tremendous tournament he had, it is surprising that he will no longer be there. It will be strange not to have him with the national team,” he said.
Source : Mundo Deportivo
FootballMundo Deportivo’s Bizkaia-Araba edition, dated Wednesday 23 September 2026, highlights Athletic’s modest return at San Mamés: five points from a possible 12.

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