? Infinite Bernabéu, CR7, play-offs... 5️⃣ stories to start your day
November 20 is shaping up to be a day packed with headlines that go beyond the pitch. From announcements of grandiose projects and high-level political meetings, to the usual tension of World Cup draws and post-Clásico statements, the football landscape offers no respite. The agenda is marked by innovation, controversies, and the start of the final stretch toward the next major global tournament.
This briefing summarizes the five most important news stories driving today’s sports conversation. Stay up to date with the latest developments involving key figures such as Florentino Pérez, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Courtois, as FIFA defines the final path to the World Cup.
♾️ The Infinite Bernabéu
Hablamos en exclusiva con Florentino Pérez y con Eddy Cue (Apple) sobre el proyecto Bernabéu infinito, que llevará la emoción del estadio madridista a cualquier parte del mundo. https://t.co/XukfYZL12l
— GQ España (@GQSpain) November 19, 2025
Florentino Pérez and Eddy Cue, Vice President of Apple, have revealed in an interview with GQ magazine the ambitious ‘Infinite Bernabéu’ project. This initiative not only aims to transform the infrastructure of the white stadium, but also to lay the foundations for a deep technological synergy between Real Madrid and the Cupertino giant. The project promises to take the fan experience to a whole new level, incorporating cutting-edge technology into every corner of the coliseum.
?? Cristiano at the White House
TRUMP X RONALDO ???????pic.twitter.com/naFHe0TPOe
— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) November 19, 2025
The Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, accompanied by his wife Georgina, was received by President Trump at the White House. The presidential reception allowed the player to visit the iconic Oval Office. This meeting underscores the global relevance of football and how its top figures move within the highest spheres of politics and the star system.
? Courtois, jab at Lamine
? @thibautcourtois se moja sobre la tangana del Clásico, en @partidazocope
— El Partidazo de COPE (@partidazocope) November 19, 2025
? "Lamine Yamal calentó un poco el partido"
⚔️ "Necesitábamos ese ambiente y ese fuego a través de un enemigo"
❌ "Ellos cuando han ganado tampoco nos han respetado"
? #PartidazoCOPEpic.twitter.com/on6k1rd89Q
In an interview with the COPE network, Thibaut Courtois did not mince words when referring to Lamine Yamal’s previous comments. The Belgian goalkeeper claimed that Lamine’s statements served as extra motivation for the team, highlighting a lack of respect that, according to him, was also present when Barcelona took the victory.
? Today, World Cup Playoff Draw
All eyes are now on the #FIFAWorldCup 26 Final Draw...
— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) November 19, 2025
5 December ? pic.twitter.com/sXhSwhEHVD
FIFA takes center stage this Thursday from 1:00 p.m. with the World Cup playoff draw. The crucial playoff pairings will be determined for both the European and intercontinental paths. All eyes are once again on the Italy national team, which is fighting for a spot in the World Cup in a decisive phase, adding enormous drama to the day.
?? And also, more Women’s Champions League action
??????? Russo's brace seals Arsenal's comeback ❤️?#UWCLpic.twitter.com/M38GyUp2Zl
— UEFA Women’s Champions League (@UWCL) November 19, 2025
The Women’s Champions League matchday left a bitter taste for Real Madrid, who let a 2-1 lead slip away against Arsenal. Women’s football keeps up its frenetic pace, and today features two unmissable clashes. Barça visits London to face Chelsea, while Atleti hosts Dutch side Twente at home, seeking results that will clarify the path in the group stage.
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