Goal efficiency
How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
Segunda División · Defender · #0 · Spain · 41 yrs
Armando is a defender. Armando is a Spanish international, 41 years old, defender. Armando was born in Motril, Spain on 1984-12-16. Armando is 185 cm cm tall and weighs 83 kg kg. Armando's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Segunda División, Major League Soccer. Armando's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Armando season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Defender · #0
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018-08-31 | N/A |  Fuenlabrada FUE |  Salamanca UDS |
| 2017-08-30 | N/A |  Elche ELC | Fuenlabrada FUE |
| 2015-08-08 | N/A |  New York Red Bulls YOR | Elche ELC |
Season intelligence
Profile as Defender: high usage. Archetype: Box-to-box engine.
Scaled 0–99 from season output — map to fantasy, comparisons, or scouting cards.
Per-90 rates, efficiency ratios, and Sportra indices from season totals.
How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
Minutes, availability, and how central they were to the team.
Every tracked category for this league and season, grouped by Sportra.
Team arriving late at their hotel in southern ItalyJurriën Timber in squad for first time since MayArsenal’s preparations for their opening Champions League game against Napoli have been disrupted after they were caught up in the travel chaos that affected airports across the UK.Mikel Arteta was forced to cancel his pre-match press conference at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on Tuesday after Arsenal’s flight was severely delayed by an air-traffic control issue. The Arsenal manager and his players are understood to have remained at the club’s training ground in Hertfordshire as they waited for the delay to pass after completing their morning session as usual. Continue reading...
Tadeo Allende is reportedly listed with a season-ending injury on Inter Miami's official website, dealing a fresh blow to Lionel Messi's squad. Lionel Messi and Inter Miami could be without Tadeo Allende for the rest of the season, with the forward listed with a “Season Ending Injury” status on the club’s official website. Inter Miami have not made a formal announcement regarding the update, leaving Allende’s timeline shrouded in uncertainty even as the club’s own roster page points to a longer absence than previously indicated. The Argentine has been sidelined since undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right knee in Barcelona, addressing a structural issue that Inter Miami had been cautious about disclosing in detail. Before going under the knife, Allende had made just 11 appearances for Miami this season, reaching the 90-minute mark only four times and failing to register a single goal or assist. Tadeo Allende’s profile. (Inter Miami’s official website) The update adds to an already thin attacking group for Miami, who continue leaning on Messi, Luis Suarez, German Berterame and Daniel Pinter up front as they push for a strong finish to the regular season. Inter Miami could reportedly bring in a replacement According to Jose Armando of Deportes Total USA, if Inter Miami placed Allende on the Season-Ending Injury List before July 13, the club would be eligible to sign a replacement under the same roster category and salary as Allende, including the international slot he occupies. That replacement option can only be used once per season, and the club reportedly has until October 9 to finalize a potential addition. Whether the club moves to bring in a replacement before the October deadline remains to be seen, but Allende’s absence looks set to extend well beyond what was originally expected. Inter Miami’s growing injury list Allende’s setback adds to an increasingly crowded infirmary for Inter Miami. Sergio Reguilon and Gonzalo Lujan were ruled out of the club’s match against Toronto FC with muscle injuries, while Mateo Silvetti continues to manage a dislocated shoulder, though he’s expected to return soon. Santi Morales and Micael, meanwhile, remain longer-term absences. With so many first-team options unavailable, Inter Miami’s depth is being tested at a critical point in the season.
Looking to make it back-to-back Serie A victories on Sunday evening, Napoli will welcome Como to the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. With a stacked schedule from across Europe’s elite this weekend, there are plenty of eye-catching betting promotions available. Verdict: Under 3.5 goals Best Odds: 4/11 Bookmaker: BetUS Napoli Starting with the hosts, eventually relinquishing their […] The post Prediction: Napoli vs Como appeared first on SoccerNews.
Lionel Messi's Inter Miami has one fewer path to qualify for the Concacaf Champions Cup, after Chicago Fire's elimination from the Leagues Cup. Lionel Messi‘s Inter Miami are facing a narrower path to next year’s Concacaf Champions Cup, after Chicago Fire’s elimination from the Leagues Cup closed off another route to the continental tournament. Chicago Fire fell 2-1 to CF Monterrey in the Leagues Cup quarterfinals, with Orbelin Pineda’s 83rd-minute strike sealing their exit. The result matters beyond Chicago’s own campaign, since winning the Leagues Cup carries three automatic Concacaf Champions Cup berths, meaning the Fire’s elimination removed one of the paths that could have opened up a spot for other MLS sides. According to journalist Jose Armando of Deportes Total USA, Chicago Fire’s elimination directly affects Inter Miami‘s own situation, since it means the Herons now need to finish among the top three teams in the overall Supporters’ Shield standings to secure a spot in the tournament. Should they fail to reach that mark, winning the MLS Cup would become Miami’s only remaining path to next year’s Concacaf Champions Cup. Inter Miami were already eliminated from this year’s Leagues Cup, leaving the Supporters’ Shield and the MLS Cup as their only remaining routes to the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup. Lionel Messi #10 of Inter Miami CF. (Getty Images) How the Supporters’ Shield race currently stands Inter Miami currently sit third overall in the Supporters’ Shield standings with 39 points from 21 matches, trailing leaders Nashville SC (49 points) and Vancouver Whitecaps (40 points), while Houston Dynamo (38 points) and Chicago Fire (36 points) are breathing down their neck from just below. Supporters’ Shield standings. With the gap to the top spot sitting at 10 points and roughly a third of the season still to play, holding onto that third-place position, rather than chasing the Shield outright, now looks like Inter Miami’s most realistic path back into the Concacaf Champions Cup.
Lionel Messi received a fine for his incident with Quinn Sullivan, but he'll be available to face Toronto FC. Lionel Messi has avoided a suspension after the MLS Disciplinary Committee completed its review of his midweek incident with Quinn Sullivan, confirming the Inter Miami captain will be available for Saturday’s match against Toronto FC. According to journalist José Armando, Messi received only an economic sanction as a result of the review, closing the book on a situation that had cast doubt over his availability for the upcoming fixture. The incident stemmed from Inter Miami‘s 2-2 draw with the Philadelphia Union, when Messi appeared to make contact with Sullivan’s head during a heated second-half confrontation. While a one-match ban had been floated as a possibility under league rules, the committee ultimately determined a fine was the appropriate outcome, consistent with how MLS has handled similar hands-to-the-head incidents involving Messi in the past. The amount of the fine has not been disclosed. Esta acción de Lionel Messi será evaluada por el Comité Disciplinario.Lo más normal sería que resulte en una sanción económica. La ley permite suspensión de partido.Sucedió en el segundo tiempo del empate frente a Philadelphia Union.#InterMiamiCF #Messi…— José Armando (@Jarm21) August 20, 2026 With the disciplinary matter now resolved, Messi is set to lead Inter Miami into Saturday’s clash against Toronto FC as the team looks to snap its recent slide and get back on track in the MLS standings. MLS also rules on the Cavan Sullivan and Ian Fray incident The Disciplinary Committee’s review didn’t stop at Messi. The MLS also rescinded the red card shown to Cavan Sullivan for his role in the stoppage-time scuffle with Yannick Bright, while Ian Fray was hit with an economic fine for his part in sparking the confrontation. Bright, however, still holds his red card, and his potential suspension remains unresolved. Based on precedent, the punishment for physical altercations of this kind has typically landed between two and three matches: Sergio Busquets received a two-game ban for punching Obed Vargas in the face at the 2025 Leagues Cup final. MLS is expected to announce Bright’s sanction in the coming hours.
Lionel Messi could be sanctioned by MLS following an incident with Quinn Sullivan in Inter Miami's draw against the Philadelphia Union. Lionel Messi could be facing discipline from MLS after a late-game incident overshadowed Inter Miami’s 2-2 draw with the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday night. After leading 2-1, Neil Pierre equalized in the 58th minute, with tensions on the pitch already starting to rise. Right after the equalizer, Messi had an exchange with Quinn Sullivan in which he appeared to swing a slap that caught him on the neck. According to journalist José Armando of Deporte Total USA, the committee is expected to hand down a financial penalty, though league rules technically allow for a match suspension as well. Should Messi be suspended, he would miss Inter Miami’s next fixture against Toronto FC on Saturday, a game the Herons can ill afford to be without their captain for given their recent form. 🚨🚨| JUST IN: Lionel Messi tapped Quinn Sullivan on the back of the neck before confronting him head-on. This action will now be evaluated by the Disciplinary Committee.[@Jarm21] pic.twitter.com/nKRRYjif2b— CentreGoals. (@centregoals) August 20, 2026 A heated game finish Tensions on the pitch kept escalating until the final whistle. Deep into stoppage time, a scuffle broke out after Miami defender Ian Fray made contact with Philadelphia’s Quinn Sullivan, who shoved back in response. Quinn’s brother, Cavan Sullivan, stepped in to defend him, and as the confrontation escalated, Yannick Bright got involved to back up his teammates and ended up tangling with Cavan. Both Cavan Sullivan and Bright were sent off in the fracas, while Quinn Sullivan picked up a yellow card for his role in sparking it. With the Disciplinary Committee’s ruling still pending, all eyes now turn to whether Messi will be cleared in time to face Toronto, or whether the incident will cost Inter Miami their captain at a pivotal point in the MLS regular season. Inter Miami’s Supporters’ Shield hopes take a hit The draw also complicates Inter Miami’s pursuit of the Supporters’ Shield, awarded to the club with the best regular-season record. The Herons now trail Nashville SC, who lead the standings by five points, and the gap only grows more concerning after a stretch that’s produced three straight losses and now a draw. Miami’s schedule doesn’t get any easier from here, with Toronto FC up next on Saturday, followed by CF Montréal on August 29, Atlanta United on September 5, Chicago Fire on September 9, and a rematch with Nashville itself on September 12, a stretch that could either close the gap at the top or push the Shield further out of reach.
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