El Diario Urbano

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  • Luis Díaz explotó, no se quedó con nada: habló de frente sobre la opción de ganar el Balón de Oro

    No ha sido el comienzo que él ni la afición del Bayern Múnich habrían querido, pero el colombiano Luis Díaz está dispuesto a darlo todo, mejorar y volver a ser el jugador clave de su equipo.

    Por el momento, ha recibido varias críticas y malas calificaciones de los diarios alemanes, que están acostumbrados a destacarlo como una gran figura.

    Luis Díaz explotó: habló sobre la opción de ganar el Balón de Oro

    El guajiro, sin embargo, cree que todo es cuestión de tiempo para volver al alto nivel que se le conoce.

    Mientras tanto, habló del Balón de Oro y de la oportunidad que tiene de estar dentro de los 30 jugadores nominados.

    Luis Díaz Foto:EFE

    “He oído que varias personas han comentado sobre esto, y cada uno tiene su opinión, ¿verdad? Y es una opinión respetable. En mi opinión, y en mi caso: para mí, Harry tiene que ser el ganador. Porque también es uno de los mejores futbolistas del mundo, y lo ha estado demostrando durante mucho tiempo. Y la temporada pasada que jugó fue increíble”, precisó.

    “Para mí, eso significa muchísimo. Siempre lo tendré presente. No todos tienen la oportunidad de estar entre los 30 mejores del mundo. Es un logro maravilloso. He tenido el honor de estar en la lista dos veces”, contó el colombiano.

    Luis Díaz Foto:EFE

    “Y fueron logros muy, muy importantes para mí, para mi carrera. Y trataré de subir un poco más en la lista cada vez. Todos trabajamos en equipo para mejorar, para tener una mejor temporada y, sobre todo, para ganar todo lo posible con este club”, precisó.

    Luis Díaz Foto:EFE

    Lo que viene en la Liga de Campeones

    Díaz está listo para ser incluido en la lista del técnico, Vincent Kompany, para el juego de este viernes contra Unión Berlín, pero con los ojos puestos en la Liga de Campeones.

    “Sí, por supuesto, absolutamente. Somos conscientes de que tenemos un gran club y un gran equipo, un gran cuerpo técnico”, dijo.

    Luis Díaz Foto:EFE

    “El objetivo sería ganar todos los títulos posibles, especialmente la Champions League. La temporada pasada hicimos una fantástica campaña en la Champions League. Y este año vamos a intentarlo de nuevo”, sentenció.

    Deportes

  • Video | Lionel Messi anota su gol 100 con Inter Miami frente a Cruz Azul en la final de la Campeones Cup

    Con su centésimo gol y una nueva asistencia, Lionel Messi llevó al Inter Miami a derrotar 2-0 al Cruz Azul y ganar su primera Campeones Cup, el torneo que enfrenta cada año a los monarcas de las ligas norteamericana (MLS) y mexicana.

    Messi llegó a 100 tantos con la camiseta del Inter Miami en el exitoso debut de su compatriota Cristian ‘Kily’ González en el banco de las Garzas, precisó la agencia AFP.

    Lionel Messi anota su gol 100 con Inter Miami frente a Cruz Azul en la Campeones Cup

    El astro argentino abrió el marcador en el minuto 24 de forma inesperada, con un potente cabezazo, y en el 81′ lanzó el córner con el que el brasileño Casemiro sentenció el triunfo en el Nu Stadium de Miami, contó la agencia.

    Lionel Messi ganó la Cup 2026 Foto:AFP

    Messi, de 39 años, amplió su inigualable vitrina con un trofeo que celebró abrazado a sus compañeros y al ‘Kily’ González, quien apenas el martes tuvo su primera práctica en Miami.

    Lionel Messi habló tras el título

    “No tengo palabras para lo que estoy sintiendo”, dijo el exjugador del Inter de Milán y Valencia en conferencia de prensa.

    Lionel Messi ganó la Cup 2026 Foto:AFP

    “Leo me dijo que me iba a hacer salir campeón, así que me lo cumplió”, reveló el argentino, quien, al igual que compañeros y dirigentes, defendió la candidatura de Messi a un noveno Balón de Oro.

    “Probablemente fue el mejor jugador del Mundial, tuvo un año increíble”, remarcó David Beckham, copropietario del Inter, en declaraciones a Apple TV. “Merece ser considerado para el Balón de Oro y, en mi opinión, debería ganarlo”.

    Lionel Messi ganó la Cup 2026 Foto:AFP

    Messi se llevó esta alegría después de unas semanas dolorosas, en las que sufrió la derrota de Argentina en la final del Mundial 2026 y el fallecimiento de su padre, precisó AFP”

    Lionel Messi ganó la Cup 2026 Foto:AFP

    “Tenemos que disfrutar porque no sabemos hasta cuándo vamos a tener esto”, afirmó Casemiro sobre el rosarino, quien en octubre se despedirá de la selección argentina en un amistoso frente a su hinchada en Buenos Aires.

    Deportes

  • NBA Foundation hosts inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium in Phoenix

    NBA legend Elliot Perry and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki at the NBA Foundation’s inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium.

    The NBA Foundation hosted its inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium and Gallery Exhibition Sept. 9-10 in Phoenix, bringing together athletes, artists, creators and leaders from sports, culture, philanthropy and business as the city prepares to host NBA All-Star 2027.

    In partnership with the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Symposium centered on the work of NHL player Jacob Trouba and renowned artist William Wegman. Trouba uses his hockey equipment and movement to create body-print artwork, turning the physicality of the sport into something visual. Wegman then reimagined Trouba’s pieces through his own artistic style, bringing together two artists with very different backgrounds and creative approaches.

    The program brought together voices from across sports and the arts, including NBA legend and art collector Elliot Perry, art collector and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki, NBA Foundation Executive Director Ruth Jurgensen, NHL Senior Executive Vice President Kim Davis, NBA legend and photographer CJ Miles and author and professor Mitchell S. Jackson. Conversations explored collecting and philanthropy, the creator economy, creative career pathways and the role of art in sports and culture.

    Trouba and Wegman also took part in a public conversation about their experimental collaboration, exploring how their different paths brought them to the project.

    NHL player Jacob Trouba and artist William Wegman discuss their collaboration.

    The event concluded with the opening reception for Cross Check: Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum, where guests could experience the new collaborative work firsthand.

    Guests view the collaborative work of Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum.

    The exhibition will remain on view at the ASU Art Museum through January 2027.

  • NBA Foundation hosts inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium in Phoenix

    NBA legend Elliot Perry and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki at the NBA Foundation’s inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium.

    The NBA Foundation hosted its inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium and Gallery Exhibition Sept. 9-10 in Phoenix, bringing together athletes, artists, creators and leaders from sports, culture, philanthropy and business as the city prepares to host NBA All-Star 2027.

    In partnership with the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Symposium centered on the work of NHL player Jacob Trouba and renowned artist William Wegman. Trouba uses his hockey equipment and movement to create body-print artwork, turning the physicality of the sport into something visual. Wegman then reimagined Trouba’s pieces through his own artistic style, bringing together two artists with very different backgrounds and creative approaches.

    The program brought together voices from across sports and the arts, including NBA legend and art collector Elliot Perry, art collector and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki, NBA Foundation Executive Director Ruth Jurgensen, NHL Senior Executive Vice President Kim Davis, NBA legend and photographer CJ Miles and author and professor Mitchell S. Jackson. Conversations explored collecting and philanthropy, the creator economy, creative career pathways and the role of art in sports and culture.

    Trouba and Wegman also took part in a public conversation about their experimental collaboration, exploring how their different paths brought them to the project.

    NHL player Jacob Trouba and artist William Wegman discuss their collaboration.

    The event concluded with the opening reception for Cross Check: Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum, where guests could experience the new collaborative work firsthand.

    Guests view the collaborative work of Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum.

    The exhibition will remain on view at the ASU Art Museum through January 2027.

  • NBA Foundation hosts inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium in Phoenix

    NBA legend Elliot Perry and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki at the NBA Foundation’s inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium.

    The NBA Foundation hosted its inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium and Gallery Exhibition Sept. 9-10 in Phoenix, bringing together athletes, artists, creators and leaders from sports, culture, philanthropy and business as the city prepares to host NBA All-Star 2027.

    In partnership with the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Symposium centered on the work of NHL player Jacob Trouba and renowned artist William Wegman. Trouba uses his hockey equipment and movement to create body-print artwork, turning the physicality of the sport into something visual. Wegman then reimagined Trouba’s pieces through his own artistic style, bringing together two artists with very different backgrounds and creative approaches.

    The program brought together voices from across sports and the arts, including NBA legend and art collector Elliot Perry, art collector and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki, NBA Foundation Executive Director Ruth Jurgensen, NHL Senior Executive Vice President Kim Davis, NBA legend and photographer CJ Miles and author and professor Mitchell S. Jackson. Conversations explored collecting and philanthropy, the creator economy, creative career pathways and the role of art in sports and culture.

    Trouba and Wegman also took part in a public conversation about their experimental collaboration, exploring how their different paths brought them to the project.

    NHL player Jacob Trouba and artist William Wegman discuss their collaboration.

    The event concluded with the opening reception for Cross Check: Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum, where guests could experience the new collaborative work firsthand.

    Guests view the collaborative work of Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum.

    The exhibition will remain on view at the ASU Art Museum through January 2027.

  • NBA Foundation hosts inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium in Phoenix

    NBA legend Elliot Perry and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki at the NBA Foundation’s inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium.

    The NBA Foundation hosted its inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium and Gallery Exhibition Sept. 9-10 in Phoenix, bringing together athletes, artists, creators and leaders from sports, culture, philanthropy and business as the city prepares to host NBA All-Star 2027.

    In partnership with the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Symposium centered on the work of NHL player Jacob Trouba and renowned artist William Wegman. Trouba uses his hockey equipment and movement to create body-print artwork, turning the physicality of the sport into something visual. Wegman then reimagined Trouba’s pieces through his own artistic style, bringing together two artists with very different backgrounds and creative approaches.

    The program brought together voices from across sports and the arts, including NBA legend and art collector Elliot Perry, art collector and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki, NBA Foundation Executive Director Ruth Jurgensen, NHL Senior Executive Vice President Kim Davis, NBA legend and photographer CJ Miles and author and professor Mitchell S. Jackson. Conversations explored collecting and philanthropy, the creator economy, creative career pathways and the role of art in sports and culture.

    Trouba and Wegman also took part in a public conversation about their experimental collaboration, exploring how their different paths brought them to the project.

    NHL player Jacob Trouba and artist William Wegman discuss their collaboration.

    The event concluded with the opening reception for Cross Check: Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum, where guests could experience the new collaborative work firsthand.

    Guests view the collaborative work of Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum.

    The exhibition will remain on view at the ASU Art Museum through January 2027.

  • NBA Foundation hosts inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium in Phoenix

    NBA legend Elliot Perry and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki at the NBA Foundation’s inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium.

    The NBA Foundation hosted its inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium and Gallery Exhibition Sept. 9-10 in Phoenix, bringing together athletes, artists, creators and leaders from sports, culture, philanthropy and business as the city prepares to host NBA All-Star 2027.

    In partnership with the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Symposium centered on the work of NHL player Jacob Trouba and renowned artist William Wegman. Trouba uses his hockey equipment and movement to create body-print artwork, turning the physicality of the sport into something visual. Wegman then reimagined Trouba’s pieces through his own artistic style, bringing together two artists with very different backgrounds and creative approaches.

    The program brought together voices from across sports and the arts, including NBA legend and art collector Elliot Perry, art collector and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki, NBA Foundation Executive Director Ruth Jurgensen, NHL Senior Executive Vice President Kim Davis, NBA legend and photographer CJ Miles and author and professor Mitchell S. Jackson. Conversations explored collecting and philanthropy, the creator economy, creative career pathways and the role of art in sports and culture.

    Trouba and Wegman also took part in a public conversation about their experimental collaboration, exploring how their different paths brought them to the project.

    NHL player Jacob Trouba and artist William Wegman discuss their collaboration.

    The event concluded with the opening reception for Cross Check: Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum, where guests could experience the new collaborative work firsthand.

    Guests view the collaborative work of Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum.

    The exhibition will remain on view at the ASU Art Museum through January 2027.

  • NBA Foundation hosts inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium in Phoenix

    NBA legend Elliot Perry and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki at the NBA Foundation’s inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium.

    The NBA Foundation hosted its inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium and Gallery Exhibition Sept. 9-10 in Phoenix, bringing together athletes, artists, creators and leaders from sports, culture, philanthropy and business as the city prepares to host NBA All-Star 2027.

    In partnership with the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Symposium centered on the work of NHL player Jacob Trouba and renowned artist William Wegman. Trouba uses his hockey equipment and movement to create body-print artwork, turning the physicality of the sport into something visual. Wegman then reimagined Trouba’s pieces through his own artistic style, bringing together two artists with very different backgrounds and creative approaches.

    The program brought together voices from across sports and the arts, including NBA legend and art collector Elliot Perry, art collector and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki, NBA Foundation Executive Director Ruth Jurgensen, NHL Senior Executive Vice President Kim Davis, NBA legend and photographer CJ Miles and author and professor Mitchell S. Jackson. Conversations explored collecting and philanthropy, the creator economy, creative career pathways and the role of art in sports and culture.

    Trouba and Wegman also took part in a public conversation about their experimental collaboration, exploring how their different paths brought them to the project.

    NHL player Jacob Trouba and artist William Wegman discuss their collaboration.

    The event concluded with the opening reception for Cross Check: Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum, where guests could experience the new collaborative work firsthand.

    Guests view the collaborative work of Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum.

    The exhibition will remain on view at the ASU Art Museum through January 2027.

  • Colombia juega contra el local, Polonia, por un cupo en cuartos de final del Mundial Femenino Sub-20: hora y TV

    La Selección Colombia femenina sub-20 buscará este jueves el paso a los cuartos de final del Mundial de la categoría, cuando enfrente al equipo local, Polonia, en el estadio de Bielsko-Biala.

    El partido comenzará a las 11:30 de la mañana, hora de Colombia, y tendrá transmisión por TV de Gol Caracol, Deportes RCN, Ditu y DSports. El vencedor de este duelo jugará contra el ganador entre Inglaterra y Nigeria.

    LEA TAMBIÉN

    Ingrid Guerra

    La meta del técnico Carlos Paniagua

    Carlos Paniagua Foto:Federación Colombiana de Fútbol

    “Nosotros queremos, y es nuestro objetivo desde un primer momento cuando llegamos acá a Europa, un paso a paso de seguir con continuidad acá en el Mundial. Para esa continuidad, necesitamos un equipo atento, concentrado y que se juegue lo que se tiene que jugar en estos partidos”, dijo el técnico Carlos Paniagua.

    Colombia avanzó como uno de los mejores terceros, al sumar cuatro puntos en el Grupo E: venció en el debut 3-1 a Costa Rica, luego empató sin goles contra Portugal y después cayó 3-0 contra Corea del Norte, el campeón defensor, en un partido en el que Paniagua aprovechó para rotar la nómina sabiendo que ya tenía asegurado el cupo a octavos de final.

    Selección Colombia Femenina Sub 20 vs. Portugal  Foto:Federación Colombiana de Fútbol

    “Hay una responsabilidad grande de estar al frente de este grupo, de gestionar el grupo. En el partido pasado estuvimos pensando también en este juego, por eso tanta rotación. Y bueno, encontramos un equipo más fresco, más recuperado. Inclusive tenemos más de 24 horas todavía para el inicio del juego frente a Polonia”, recalcó el entrenador.

    El análisis del rival de Colombia

    Selección Colombia Femenina Sub-20 Foto:FCF

    Polonia, el rival de Colombia, avanzó a octavos de final como primero del Grupo A y con campaña perfecta, tras vencer 3-0 a Argentina, 2-1 a México y 4-1 a Benín.

    “Es un rival muy fuerte en lo físico, que parte de una estructura en fase ofensiva, 3-4-1-2, y que se defiende también en un bloque muy corto, en un 5-4-1, con transiciones muy rápidas”, analizó Paniagua.

    La Selección busca al menos igualar su mejor actuación en el Mundial juvenil femenino, en el que terminó en la cuarta casilla en Alemania 2010. En sus dos más recientes participaciones, en Costa Rica 2022 y en Colombia 2024, fue eliminada en cuartos de final.

    DEPORTES

  • NBA Foundation hosts inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium in Phoenix

    NBA legend Elliot Perry and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki at the NBA Foundation’s inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium.

    The NBA Foundation hosted its inaugural Sports & Arts Symposium and Gallery Exhibition Sept. 9-10 in Phoenix, bringing together athletes, artists, creators and leaders from sports, culture, philanthropy and business as the city prepares to host NBA All-Star 2027.

    In partnership with the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Symposium centered on the work of NHL player Jacob Trouba and renowned artist William Wegman. Trouba uses his hockey equipment and movement to create body-print artwork, turning the physicality of the sport into something visual. Wegman then reimagined Trouba’s pieces through his own artistic style, bringing together two artists with very different backgrounds and creative approaches.

    The program brought together voices from across sports and the arts, including NBA legend and art collector Elliot Perry, art collector and philanthropist Jessica Nowitzki, NBA Foundation Executive Director Ruth Jurgensen, NHL Senior Executive Vice President Kim Davis, NBA legend and photographer CJ Miles and author and professor Mitchell S. Jackson. Conversations explored collecting and philanthropy, the creator economy, creative career pathways and the role of art in sports and culture.

    Trouba and Wegman also took part in a public conversation about their experimental collaboration, exploring how their different paths brought them to the project.

    NHL player Jacob Trouba and artist William Wegman discuss their collaboration.

    The event concluded with the opening reception for Cross Check: Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum, where guests could experience the new collaborative work firsthand.

    Guests view the collaborative work of Jacob Trouba and William Wegman at the ASU Art Museum.

    The exhibition will remain on view at the ASU Art Museum through January 2027.