🗞️ Friday's front pages: Negreira, CR11 and a huge France-Italy

Friday's front pages feature several key stories from the sports world. First, the Negreira case reemerges on sports press front pages with additional perspectives from AS and Marca. UEFA has accepted Real Madrid's 50,000-page complaint, which they added to their 2023 investigation file. Mundo Deportivo and Sport report that UEFA received these documents, while Sport adds that Barcelona views the case with a calm demeanor, describing it as "smoke." Mundo Deportivo summarizes the Messi and Cristiano stories as "two sides of the same coin."

Another headline focuses on Leo Messi's imminent departure from Argentina to play in a friendly match on the 6th, while Cristiano Ronaldo is rumored to be leaving Portugal through "the back door."

In Portugal, FC Porto secured a 2-4 victory over Denmark, with goals scored by Cancelo, Ramos, Vitinha, and Félix. The match was marked by Ronaldo's desire for a public apology, according to O Jogo.

The main focus tonight is on the France vs. Italy match, set to take place at 20:45 in Paris. L'Équipe highlights the full stadium experience with the phrase "Le(s) revoilà!" and Gazzetta emphasizes the historical context of the match, noting that Zinedine Zidane has not faced the Azzurri since their 2006 final encounter.

The under-21 national team also made headlines, defeating San Marino 0-13, with Espí scoring five goals. Nico was ruled out of the senior squad due to injury, and star forward Raphinha has left the Brazil camp to undergo further tests in Barcelona.

Other stories include City's appeal against a Premier League complaint and the second Hull player to crash his car on the same street where a teammate did so three weeks ago. Lastly, Superdeporte reminds readers that Javier Aguirre will make his debut for Valencia in October, during a period when the team has managed four wins in their last 31 matches.