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Lucero announced that she and Don Francisco would appear together on Univisión on Sunday, October 11, in a meeting that, she wrote, would remember her first appearance on *Sábado Gigante*, when she was 15 years old. She described them as two figures of Hispanic culture who had led Spanish-language ratings in the United States for decades and reached all five continents. She also invited her followers to share photos, videos, songs, and memories of both, and announced a minute-by-minute conversation starting at 6:55 PM Eastern Time on X and Instagram. The broadcast was scheduled for 7 PM (6 PM Central Time). #Latinoamérica #Entretenimiento #Cultura (translated)

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, praised Christopher Columbus as a legend in a message on Columbus Day, highlighting his role in paving the way for the creation of the U.S. and promising that his legacy will not be erased by radical extremists. #CristóbalColón #DonaldTrump #DíaDeColón (translated)

Pedro Rodríguez bids farewell to football with heightened emotions in an emotional event at Camp Nou, surrounded by legends of Barcelona and thanking his coaches and teammates for their support throughout his successful career. #PedroRodríguez #FCBarcelona #DespedidaFutbolística (translated)

La Revuelta introduced John McEnroe as a former world number one and seven-time Grand Slam winner —four US Opens and three Wimbledons— and said it had been an honor to share space with him. It also reported that McEnroe and Gabriela Sabatini were captaining the teams of the first Inclusive Tennis Masters of the Sanitas Foundation, held on Thursday, October 8 at 5:30 PM in Stadium 3 of the Caja Mágica in Madrid, as part of the 15th Inclusive Sports Week. La Revuelta indicated that the program had been recorded the day before and that it was bringing forward the content to give visibility to the tournament before airing the interview. It added that the presentation was handled by Alex Corretja. #TenisInclusivo #JohnMcEnroe #DeporteInclusivo (translated)

Enzo Fernández thanked Nicolás Otamendi and Leo Messi for accompanying the team over the years, both in good and bad times. To Otamendi, whom he referred to as "General," he said it had been a pleasure to share moments on and off the field and emphasized that he had been wearing the jersey for over 10 years. He also wished him the best for what was to come. Regarding Messi, Fernández said he was the idol of his life and that he had fulfilled his dream of meeting him, playing with him, and becoming a champion alongside him. He wished him to enjoy his life and be happy, and stated that his legacy would be eternal for the country. He also described him as the best player in history and expressed gratitude for having taken the Argentine flag to the highest point in the world. Fernández added that they would miss them and that they would follow the path that both had marked for them. #Gracias #Leyenda #FútbolArgentino (translated)

Invictos wrote that Pedro Rodríguez had announced his retirement from professional football at 39, after almost two decades of career. According to the account, the footballer communicated the decision in a video recorded at Camp Nou. Invictos highlighted his titles with FC Barcelona, including a treble and a sextuple, his national and continental successes with Chelsea, and his time at Lazio. It also recalled that Rodríguez had won the European Championship and the World Cup with the Spanish national team. The account described him as one of the most underrated footballers of all time. #Fútbol #PedroRodríguez #Leyenda (translated)

Invictos wrote that Cristiano Ronaldo posted a message on Lionel Messi's official account a few hours after the Argentine's farewell from the national team. According to the outlet, Ronaldo highlighted the years Messi had defended his country and expressed respect for his achievements with Argentina, in addition to sending him a hug. Invictos described the gesture as a recognition between two icons and legends, and rated both as some of the best footballers of all time. It also praised Ronaldo's class and greatness. #Messi #Ronaldo #Fútbol (translated)

Invictos wrote that, at the end of the farewell match for Lionel Messi with the Argentine national team, Ángel Di María entered the field to hug him. He pointed out that Di María was the teammate with whom Messi had played the most matches in the national team and recalled that they both went through difficult times, when they came to think that they would not win titles with the senior team. According to Invictos, they kept fighting until they overcame those obstacles. The author described them as idols, captains, references, legends, and "brothers of football." #Fútbol #Messi #DiMaría (translated)

Manu stated that Lionel Messi had been, in his opinion, the best footballer in history and said he felt fortunate that he had spent his entire career at his club. He added that they had been lucky to watch him play, enjoy his football and support him. #Messi #Fútbol #Leyenda (translated)

Invictos published that Neymar Júnior had dedicated a letter to Lionel Messi before his farewell from the Argentine national team. According to the message, Neymar hoped that Messi would enjoy his last match with the national jersey and the tributes, and he thanked the Argentine for inspiring him to love soccer even more. He also said that it had been an honor to play against him and to share historical moments with him. Invictos presented the message as a tribute from idol to idol and pointed out that Neymar, whom they described as the all-time top scorer of Brazil, had recognized Messi's legacy despite the rivalry between the two countries. #Neymar #Messi #Fútbol (translated)

Alfredo Martínez wrote that he had closely followed Lionel Messi's career and considered him the player of his life. He praised his football and his constant excellence, stating that history would remember him as the greatest of all time. He also thanked him for what he had given and said that nothing would be the same again. https://t.co/4IN5jcU9eI #Messi #Fútbol #Leyenda (translated)