On the evening of November 11, the Argentine national team announced the 26-player World Cup list of Messi, Di Maria and Lautaro. Lo Celso was absent due to injury, Dybala was selected due to injury.
Goalkeepers: Martinez (Aston Villa), Rulli (Villarreal), Almany (River Plate)
Defenders: Molina (Atlético de Madrid), Montiel (Sevilla), Gerard Romero (Tottenham Hotspur), Pezzella (Real Betis), Otamendi (Benfica), Lisandro Martínez (Manchester United), Acuña (Sevilla), Tagliafico (Lyon), Foyth (Villarreal).
Midfielders: De Paul (Atlético de Madrid), Paredes (Juventus), McAllister (Brighton), Guido Rodríguez (Real Betis), Alejandro Gómez (Sevilla), Enzo Fernández (Benfica), Palacios (Leverkusen).
Forwards: Lionel Messi (Paris Saint-Germain), Lautaro (Inter Milan), Di Maria (Juventus), Nicolás González (Fiorentina), Álvarez (Manchester City), Dybala (Roma), Joaquín Correa
Netherlands roster: van Dijk de leads Wijnaldum to injury
Beijing time on November 12, the Netherlands 26-man World Cup list announced, van Dijk, de Jong, Depay, Belwin selected, Cillessen, Hrafenbecher fell, Wijnaldum injured.
Goalkeepers:Bailo (24 years old/Feyenoord), Norbert (28 years old/Heerenveen), Paswell (39 years old/Ajax)
Defenders: Van Dijk (31/Liverpool), Ake (27/Manchester City), Blind (32/Ajax), Timberlake (21/Ajax), Dumfries (26/Inter Milan), De Vrij (30/Inter Milan), Derek De Rijkert (23/Bayern), Malacia (23/Manchester United).
Midfielders: F De Jong (25/Barcelona), Bogues (30/Ajax), Klaassen (29/Ajax), Kupmenas (24/Atlanta), Gacpo (23/Eindhoven), De Jongen (31/Atlanta), Kenneth Taylor (20/Ajax)
Forwards: Depay (28/Barcelona), Berwin (25/Ajax), Vincent Jensen (28/Antwerp), L. de Jong (32/Hoven Eindhoven), Noah Lang (23/Bruges), Verhulst (30/Besiktas)
Spain list: Morata leads Ramos, De Gea, Kepa drop out
Beijing time on November 12, the Spanish national team announced the Qatar World Cup list. Busquets, Morata, Garvey, Pedri, Asensio, Carvajal, Ramos, De Gea, Kepa, Thiago missed the list.
Goalkeepers:Unai Simon (25/Athletic Bilbao), David Raya (27/Brentford), Robert Sanchez (24/Brighton)
Defenders: Carvajal (30 years old/Real Madrid), Aspilicueta (33 years old/Chelsea), Erick Garcia (21 years old/Barcelona), Hugo Guillamon (22 years old/Valencia), Pau Torres (25 years old/Villarreal), Laporte (28 years old/Manchester City), Alba (33 years old/Barcelona), Gaya (27 years old/Valencia)
Midfielders: Busquets (34/Barcelona), Rodri (26/Manchester City), Xavi (18/Barcelona), Soler (25/Paris Saint-Germain), Marcos Llorente (27/Atletico Madrid), Pedri (19/Barcelona), Koke (30/Atletico Madrid).
Forwards: Ferran Torres (22 years old/Barcelona), Nico Williams (20 years old/Athletic Bilbao), Pino (20 years old/Villarreal), Morata (30 years old/Athletic Madrid), Asensio (26 years old/Real Madrid), Saravia (30 years old/Paris Saint-Germain), Olmo (24 years old/Red Bull Leipzig), Fathi (20 years old/Barcelona)
Marketing Cooperation
Yili joins hands with China Volleyball Super League
On November 10, the first stage of the 2022-2023 China Women's Volleyball Super League opened in Changzhou. At the same time, Yili officially partnered with the China Volleyball Super League to provide dairy nutritional support to all clubs and players in the new season. With the start of the new season of the China Volleyball Super League, Yili has officially begun to help the development of Chinese volleyball by providing comprehensive dairy nutritional support to players.
Frankfurt extends Indeed's contract until 2026
On November 11, Bundesliga soccer club Eintracht Frankfurt renewed its contract until 2026 with chest shirt advertiser Indeed.
Since July 2017, Indeed it has been the main partner and advertising sponsor on the shirt chest of Eintracht Frankfurt Football Club. The renewal rights cover the first team of the Frankfurt men's and women's soccer teams, the U21 men's soccer team and the Eintracht Frankfurt team.
Reebok forms new partnership with Botafogo in Barclays Premier League
On November 11, Barclays Premier League soccer club Botafogo recently signed a partnership agreement with Reebok, which makes Reebok the club's shirt sponsor for the next three years, supplying the men's and women's first-team squads with playing and training equipment.
The partnership is part of Reebok's global program aimed at increasing the brand's presence in sports culture and securing its strong position in the fusion of sports and lifestyle, following its acquisition by ABG.
FIFA partners with Calm to provide mental health support for World Cup players
FIFA and Calm have recently entered into a partnership, Calm 2023 Women's World Cup in Qatar, and 2023 FIFAe Nations Cup Official Positive Meditation Platform.
Calm provides free mental health services to players, staff and volunteers (about 25,000 people) attending the above matches to help people "find inner peace" by attending the matches
Calm James signed on as a brand ambassador at the end of 2019 and worked with the Bucks and Blazers.
Industry News
Compared to 1982, the prize money for the Qatar World Cup winners was $42 million, an increase of 1809 percent
On Nov. 11, the total prize pool for the World Cup in Qatar reached a record $440 million, with the winner taking home an all-time high of $42 million, up 10.5 percent from 2018 and 1809 percent from 1982.
Previous World Cup winners' prizes are listed below:
1982, $2.2 million (Italy)
(Argentina) $2.8 million
1990, $3.5 million (FRG)
$19,944,000,000
(France) $6 million
$8 million in 2002 (Brazil)
2006, $20 million (Italy)
2010 (Spain) $30 million
2014 (Germany) $35 million
2018, $38 million (France)
2022, $42 million
FIFA launches meta-universe game and fan engagement apps
FIFA recently detailed a series of new Web 3.0 games and apps. FIFA's new ideas for fan engagement and meta-universe will help it deepen its relationship with local digital supporters by capitalizing on changing technologies and consumer habits. The new multi-year partnership with meta-universe platform Upland will create a special Qatar 2022 environment where fans will be able to collect, trade and own FIFA's digital assets and collections.
EU Parliament votes to recognize and fund eSports and gaming in Europe
Recently, the EU Parliament passed a resolution recognizing the value of the eSports and video game industries and proposing a long-term strategy to support and fund these industries. The EU legislature passed by a huge margin with 560 votes in favor, 34 against and 16 abstentions.
The European Parliament's resolution recognizes the economic and cultural value of eSports and the wider video game industry in Europe. It supports the development of a long-term European video game strategy that takes into account eSports and existing national strategies. The resolution itself is non-binding.
