AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDiplomacy: Argentina says it won’t retaliate after Brazil downgraded ties to chargé d’affaires following President Javier Milei’s renewed insults of Lula. Football & identity: The AFA has declared July 15 “National Football Teams Day” to mark Argentina’s 2026 World Cup semi-final comeback win over England—while FIFA investigates the Falklands banner shown after the match. World Cup fallout: UEFA keeps its boycott of FIFA competitions over the Infantino “sell the World Cup” controversy, even after FIFA apologized and withdrew the plan. Sports business: Inter Miami’s Lionel Messi scored twice in the Leagues Cup to extend his scoring lead as the club beat Atlético San Luis 4-2. Transfers: Manchester City agreed a deal for Argentina goalkeeper Gerónimo Rulli from Marseille; separately, Trabzonspor signed Mohamed Salah on a two-year contract. Trade & finance: China renewed a $19.3B currency swap with Argentina for five years, while Mercado Libre reported a 13.2% profit drop in H1 despite revenue growth.
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