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Soccer news — September 15, 2026

Publications tagged with Soccer published on September 15, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  2. SportsEarningsM&ASoccer

    Liverpool Eyes Barcelona's Alejandro Balde for January Transfer

    Liverpool is actively pursuing Barcelona's left-back Alejandro Balde as a top transfer target for the January window. New coach Andoni Iraola sees Balde as a perfect fit for his squad, valuing his physical and technical abilities. Balde, who has not featured for Barcelona this season, could be enticed by the opportunity to play regularly at Liverpool. The Reds' good relationship with Barcelona may give them an edge over other interested clubs like Manchester United.
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    Protests in Brazil Over President's Handling of Economy

    Thousands of protesters took to the streets across Brazil on Saturday to express their discontent with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's handling of the economy. Demonstrations were held in several major cities, including São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasília. Protesters carried banners criticizing the government's economic policies and calling for the president's impeachment. Some protests turned violent, with clashes between police and demonstrators reported in several locations.
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    Bolivian Football Shaken by Death Threats Against Goalkeeper's Family

    The Bolivian football world was rocked by a serious accusation following Always Ready's 6-0 win over Guabirá. The visiting team and coaching staff denounced that their goalkeeper, Manuel Ferrel, received death threats against his wife and mother. According to coach Leonardo Egüez, Ferrel was contacted before the game and demanded to let in three goals or face consequences. The goalkeeper complied, letting in several goals during the first half and being substituted at 39 minutes. The Bolivian Football Federation has opened an investigation into the threats.
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