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Luis Miguel Echegaray

New York

Host, Analyst and Writer at ESPN

Host, Analyst and Writer at ESPN Deportes

Analyst, Host, Writer y MUCHO MÁS for @espn, @espnfc, @SportsCenter & @ESPNDeportes💥 💜 Pre-order my debut book "Messi Mania" from @QuartoKids! Rep: @WME

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  • 3 days ago | thejefffoxshow.com | Luis Miguel Echegaray

    This post was originally published on this siteMan Utd and Tottenham are both woeful, yet one will still be in the Champions League next year. It’s almost insulting. That and more in ESPN’s Weekend Review.

  • 2 weeks ago | espn.co.uk | Tim Vickery |Tor-Kristian Karlsen |Luis Miguel Echegaray

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  • 1 month ago | espn.co.uk | Tim Vickery |Luis Miguel Echegaray |Dale Johnson

    Qualification for the 2026 World Cup in South America was back this month with two matchdays, as many teams make the final push to secure qualification for the sport's biggest spectacle. Defending champions Argentina became the first country to qualify out of CONMEBOL meaning there will be five more automatic spots and an intercontinental playoff spot to play for.

  • 1 month ago | espn.in | Tim Vickery |Luis Miguel Echegaray |Dale Johnson

    Qualification for the 2026 World Cup in South America was back this month with two matchdays, as many teams make the final push to secure qualification for the sport's biggest spectacle. Defending champions Argentina became the first country to qualify out of CONMEBOL meaning there will be five more automatic spots and an intercontinental playoff spot to play for.

  • 1 month ago | espn.co.uk | Rob Dawson |Nedum Onuoha |Luis Miguel Echegaray

    BERLIN, Germany -- In the Estrel Hotel, a 20-minute drive to the southeast of the German capital, in a room filled with 160 numbered desks, officials from more than 300 clubs and representatives of more than 80 agencies are gathered to talk transfers. There are owners and general managers, sporting directors and scouts, agents and data analysts. All of them arranging and engaging in 15-minute, face-to-face meetings with the goal of getting ahead of the game before the summer transfer window opens.

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