The 2024 US Championship in America will not only witness the brilliance of many stars on the field, but there are other things that will be no less exciting than the rotation of the ball between the players’ legs.
Other winners include artists, fans, decisions, past events and new events that add a unique touch to the old rivalry.Spiritual guidance during trainingMarcelo Bielsa, coach of the Uruguay national team, returns to the Copa America after twenty years and demands separation from his native Argentina due to the many titles.Since the start of the tournament in 1916, these two teams won the title 15 times.. Bielsa, who is considered by his fans to be the spiritual leader of football, must translate Celeste, who finished second in the South American qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, in time. Original music sounds Singer Shakira will set the musical framework for the competition with a special version From "Puntería", a song that stands out from her new album "Las mujeres ya no Llorn" or "Women Don't Cry Anymore". The Colombian has experience in producing music for sporting events since the song "Hips Don't Lie - Bambus", which In which he collaborated with Haitian singer Wyclef Jean, it was named the official song of the 2006 World Cup in Germany. It was followed by the famous song “Waka Waka”, which was the song of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, and “La La La” from the 2014 World Cup final in Brazil. Women’s rights for the first time In history, women will participate in the Copa America Championship among its referees, some as parents and others as assistants. Defending the Brazilian national team, among them is Edina Alves Batista, the first woman to referee the 2020 Club World Cup in Qatar. And also the American Marie Victoria Pinso, who won the Women’s World Cup final. 2023 and she was the first woman to win the American League Championship. As well as the Brazilians Newa Buck, Cindy Nauelco and Maria Belen Carvajal, the Americans Brooke Mayo and Katherine Nesbitt, the Colombian Marie Blanco and the Venezuelan Migdalia Rodriguez, as assistants. In addition to Tatiana Guzman, from Nicaragua, within the video assistant referee (VAR) technology. Beckham without his stars. The American League matches will be held in parallel with the Copa America tournament, which will cause teams such as Inter Miami, affiliated with former player David Beckham, to lose stars such as the Argentine Lionel Messi and the Uruguayan Luis Suarez, who will play for their national teams. Concern appears clear among the ranks. The club, led by Argentine Gerardo Martino, is due to the fact that both players will miss several matches, which could jeopardize Inter's current lead in the league. Beckham's team will not be the only one affected, as Orlando City also abandoned goalkeeper Pedro Jaese and striker Wilder Cartagena in order to play. With the Peruvian national team, Los Angeles also did the same with the Uruguayan striker Cristian Oliveira. The Latino communityThe Latino community in America will headline the events in the stands and will be joined by fans who will come from different countries to participate in the competition to support their team. According to the 2020 census, the population of the United States is more Of the 331 million and more than 62 million Hispanics. Although soccer is not the most popular sport in the United States, some of its citizens may go to the stadiums due to the situation that occurred with the arrival of Messi and the so-called “Mesmania” in the United States. nation. Major League Soccer since his arrival in 2023. Captain. . The tournament’s mascot: The forty-eighth edition of Copa America adopted a mascot called “Capitan,” which is an eagle that represents “the unique fusion between South America’s passion for soccer and the vibrant American atmosphere.” The South American Confederation (CONMEBOL) indicated that it chose that bird for its “symbolism” in various American cultures, and stressed that it "invites us to celebrate the cultural diversity of South America and the host country, while respecting the differences between countries." The pink cardThe pink card is an innovation announced by CONMEBOL as a precautionary measure so that teams can make the sixth substitution in the match in cases of a head injury or concussion to their players. If the team replaces a player with a head injury, the opponent also has the right to make another substitution. If a regular substitution is made at the same time as a concussion substitution, the opportunity for substitution will be deducted. Once a group has used all frequency substitution slots, it cannot use audio substitution to perform frequency substitution.