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Olé: Argentina plans to play a warm-up match at the Monumental Stadium, with Asia being the preferred destination.
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Olé: Argentina plans to play a warm-up match at the Monumental Stadium, with Asia being the preferred destination.

According to Olé, the Argentine Football Association (AFA) has formulated plans for the next international break, including friendly matches at the Monumental Stadium and a possible start to an Asian tour. While awaiting Messi's decision on whether to continue playing for his country after the World Cup, the AFA has tentatively set its agenda for the September international break. This window runs from September 21st to October 6th, allowing for a maximum of [number missing] international matches.

Venezuelan Football Federation: FFE is affecting the order of football governance, but we still believe in Infantino's leadership.
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Venezuelan Football Federation: FFE is affecting the order of football governance, but we still believe in Infantino's leadership.

On August 8th, Beijing time, the Venezuelan Football Federation issued an open letter stating that FFE (Freedom of Football) is affecting the governance of football, and that they still believe in Gianni Infantino's leadership. The open letter from the Venezuelan Football Federation was addressed to: FIFA President Gianni Infantino FIFA Strasse 20, C.P. 8044 Zurich, Switzerland

Japanese media reports that 39-year-old Yuto Nagatomo has decided to renew his contract with FC Tokyo, aiming for the J-League title.
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Japanese media reports that 39-year-old Yuto Nagatomo has decided to renew his contract with FC Tokyo, aiming for the J-League title.

According to the Japanese media outlet Sports Nippon, 39-year-old Japanese national team defender Yuto Nagatomo has decided to continue his professional career and has renewed his contract with FC Tokyo. Nagatomo's original contract expired at the end of June, leaving him without a club. His decision was prompted by a desire to repay his former club for their continued support. The season opener for FC Tokyo will be on the 8th at their home stadium against Machida.