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As things stand, 2025 will be Lionel Messi’s final year as a professional footballer, although there are plenty of chances for him to also continue playing in 2026 as he is currently scheduled to be involved for Argentina during their defence of the World Cup.
Messi has not yet fully committed to remaining at Argentina until the 2026 World Cup, which will be held across North America. However, it is expected that he will do so, especially if he decides to extend his Inter Miami contract, which expires at the end of next year.
As per TyC Sports (via MD), Inter Miami are already planning to offer Messi a contract extension that would see him through to the end of the 2026 MLS season.
As things stand, Messi’s idea would be to sign that deal if it came his way. He is very comfortable in Miami, where he has been based since leaving Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2023.
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Fabrizio Romano confirms Liverpool stance on Alexander Isak after disastrous start
Since joining Liverpool, Alexander Isak has struggled to replicate the electric form that once made him one of Europe’s most exciting young strikers. He joined the Reds in a Premier League record move but the former Newcastle United striker has still not managed to score a goal in the league for his new club. Isak has scored one goal for Liverpool and it came against Southampton in the EFL Cup. Isak’s biggest issue has been consistency in front of goal and considering his goal record in the past, it is a huge surprise to see that. What Liverpool think about Alexander Isak’s struggles Fabrizio Romano has confirmed what Liverpool think about the Sweden international striker. Speaking on his Here We Go podcast, Romano said: “Alexander Isak basically didn’t have any kind of pre-season. Okay, he was working separately from the group and also with a private trainer, but it’s not the same thing as having a proper pre-season starting in July and working for two months until the Premier League starts. So it’s something completely different. “Also on the mental point of view – Isak was basically in a kind of war with Newcastle to leave the club and have the opportunity to go to Liverpool. So it’s been a complicated summer, especially physically. “Liverpool are convinced that as soon as the player is back in good condition, he’s going to shine, he’s going to score goals. So again, Liverpool are not worried.” Isak needs more time to get completely fit Isak has been unlucky with fitness issues since making the move to Anfield this summer. The striker did not have a proper pre-season and the moment he arrived at the club, he did not look the same striker that we all watched shine for Newcastle. Isak’s Liverpool chapter remains a work in progress, one that depends on whether he can adapt mentally and tactically to the demands of Anfield’s relentless stage. Liverpool are confident he will come good and they have every reason to believe that considering his past record, quality and potential to get even better. ‘I would not be surprised’ – Romano hints at surprise January exit for Liverpool star
Cowboys receive significant boost with last-minute decision ahead of Monday Night Football showdown vs Cardinals
The Dallas Cowboys are about to take on the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football to close out Week 9 of the 2025 NFL regular season. As always, the teams announced their inactive players 90 minutes before kickoff. For the Cowboys, the main takeaway lies at the safety position. One week after being down to one healthy safety, things are looking slightly better. Donovan Wilson is out again with a shoulder/elbow injury but Juanyeh Thomas is back after being listed as questionable on the final injury report. Thomas is the Cowboys' third-best safety and he's played well in limited playing time, to the point many believe he should be promoted to a starting role over Wilson. Over the last couple of weeks, Thomas dealt with migraines that affected his vision. Now, he is back. Though the Cowboys are still very banged up at safety, Thomas' return should go a long way in Week 9. Perhaps he will be tasked with covering standout tight end Trey McBride. In the last two weeks, McBride has 18 catches for 146 receiving yards and three touchdowns. If not, Thomas could help bracketing WR Marvin Harrison Jr. Either way, it's important he's on the field for tonight's game and I'd expect him to start. He may not be a star but Thomas back on the field is a big boost given the team's situation on defense. Full list of Cowboys' inactives for Week 9 vs Cardinals S Alijah Clark S Donovan Wilson OL Ajani Cornelius OL Hakeem Adeniji DT Mazi Smith RB Jaydon Blue WR Jonathan Mingo Other notes on Cowboys' inactives After Brian Schottenheimer made comments about Jaydon Blue's inconsistency, he's a healthy scratch. He's benched over Malik Davis. Starting center Cooper Beebe is back and ready to go. LB DeMarvion Overshown and CB Shavon Revel Jr. remain on Injured Reserve even though they're back at practice. LB Jack Sanborn isn't among the Cowboys' inactives because he was placed on Injured Reserve leading up to the game. Being down safeties Alijah Clark and Donovan Wilson leaves the team with very little depth at safety. Don't be surprised if Dallas works cornerbacks into the position. The battle at nose tackle continues. This time, it's seventh-round rookie Jay Toia taking over the position while Mazi Smith returns to healthy scratch status ahead of the NFL trade deadline. If Dallas can get any interest on their former first-round pick, it wouldn't be a surprise if he's moved. Easier said than done, however. Cardinals inactives This story was originally published in A to Z Sports Dallas Cowboys, as Cowboys receive significant boost with last-minute decision ahead of Monday Night Football showdown vs Cardinals. window.addEventListener('message', function (event) {if (event.data.totalpoll event.data.totalpoll.action === 'resizeHeight') {document.querySelector('#totalpoll-iframe-375').height = event.data.totalpoll.value;}}, false);document.querySelector('#totalpoll-iframe-375').contentWindow.postMessage({totalpoll: {action: 'requestHeight'}}, '*');
Fubo Channel List: The Comprehensive List of Fubo Channels Offered for November 2025
Key Takeaways for the FuboTV Channels List in November 2025 FuboTV did not add or remove any channels in November 2025. The platform's lineup has remained steady since summer, with no shifts to its core offerings. Highlights remain the June 2025 expansion through its deal with Weigel Broadcasting, which added fan-favorite networks like MeTV, H I, Catchy Comedy, and Movies! to the Pro and Elite plans. While notable losses took place in 2024 (including Warner Bros. Discovery channels such as HGTV, Food Network, and TLC), there have been no further drops this fall. Current pricing stands at Sports + News $55.99/mo (promo $45.99 first month), Pro $84.99/mo, Elite with Sports Plus $104.99/mo, and Latino $14.99/mo. Fubo is a well-known streaming service that focuses on providing subscribers access to live sports networks as well as a plethora of other channels, offering over 211+ channels with its standard Pro or higher-tiered Elite plan. Users will find national sports favorites like ESPN and Fox Sports 1 (FS1), along with Regional Sports Networks like Marquee Sports Network, FanDuel Sports and NBC Sports Bay Area with some plans. On top of that, you'll get local networks like ABC, NBC and Fox in Fubo’s plans. How much does Fubo cost? Fubo plans range in cost based on the amount of channels you want access to. The Essential plan starts at $84.99 per month, the Pro plan at $84.99 per month and the Elite plan at $94.99 per month. The Latino plan costs $32.99 per month. Fubo subscribers get over 211 channels with the Essential plan all the way up to nearly 300 channels with the Elite plan, and that’s before add-on networks and packages. If you think Fubo offers a lot of channels already, just wait until you see the extremely long list of add-on packages. Fubo complete channel list (Updated November 2025) Editor's Note: We keep this channel list updated monthly. No streamer can ever accuse Fubo of not having enough channels. From popular networks like ESPN to niche channels like CraftsyTV, Fubo is a great streaming service for TV lovers with diverse interests. Check out the entire channels list compiled below: *Some channels are only available in select locations. Enter your zip code on the Fubo homepage to see which channels are available in your area. *Live sports coverage on Marquee Sports Network is blacked out for those outside the channel's regional coverage area. What add-on channels does Fubo offer (Updated November 2025)? You can enhance your Fubo plan with several available add-ons, including discounted subscriptions to popular premium streaming services like NBA League Pass and MGM Plus. Check out the complete list of available Fubo add-ons. Fubo’s regional sports networks and local channels offered in 2025 Sports channels within Fubo's channel lineup Fubo offers a wide array of sports channels. Users will find national favorites like ESPN and Fox Sports 1 (FS1), as well as regional sports networks like NBC Sports California and Marquee Sports Network alongside local networks like Fox, ABC, NBC and more. Fubo also offers a ton of more niche sports networks like Surfer, Snowboarder, Tennis Channel, NBC Golf Channel and many more. Fubo offers a massive selection of sports content in one place – one that other streaming platforms have a hard time trying to match. Local channels on within Fubo's channel lineup Fubo offers its subscribers a variety of regional sports networks. The exact networks available to you will vary depending on your region but may include options like Marquee Sports Network or YES Network. Also, it’s important to note that Bally Sports networks have all rebranded to FanDuel Sports Network in late 2024. Here’s the complete list of regional sports networks (RSNs) Fubo offers: Altitude Sports FanDuel Sports Network Detroit FanDuel Sports Network Florida FanDuel Sports Network Great Lakes FanDuel Sports Network Midwest FanDuel Sports Network Indiana FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City FanDuel Sports Network North FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin is available for viewers in eligible areas FanDuel Sports Network Ohio FanDuel Sports Network SoCal FanDuel Sports Network South FanDuel Sports Network Southeast FanDuel Sports Network Southwest FanDuel Sports Network Oklahoma FanDuel Sports Network New Orleans FanDuel Sports Network Sun FanDuel Sports Network West Marquee Sports Network MASN, MASN2 MSG, MSG+ NBC Sports Bay Area NBC Sports Boston NBC Sports California, NBC Sports California Plus NBC Sports Chicago, NBC Sports Chicago Plus NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBC Sports Philadelphia Plus NESN ROOT Sports Northwest Space City Home Network (formerly AT T SportsNet Southwest) SportsNet Pittsburgh (formerly AT T SportsNet Pittsburgh) YES Network Fubo’s channel list compared to other services Without a doubt, Fubo offers the most TV channels out of its competitors, with nearly 300 available channels to enjoy depending on your location and plan. Fubo is also priced very similarly to top competitors. To decide which streaming service is right for you, take advantage of any available free trials to compare and contrast channel offerings and features. FAQs What channels does Fubo lack? With Fubo having one of the largest channel lists available, there are still some holes. Subscribers can expect to be missing channels like Food Network, HGTV, Animal Planet, TLC, TNT, TBS, and any other Turner Broadcasting System channels. Does Fubo have a channel guide? Yes, Fubo has a channel guide subscribers can use to navigate from one channel to another and view live and upcoming programming. Does Fubo get local channels? Yes, Fubo gets local channels. Fubo plans include local ABC, Fox, NBC and CBS channels. How much does Fubo cost a month? Fubo plans start at $84.99 per month before add-ons. Depending on your TV needs, plans could range over $100 per month with add-ons.
Washington Commanders Quarterback Jayden Daniels Suffers a Devastating Injury
Washington Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn stood at the podium Monday afternoon, ready to take accountability. He didn’t dance around it, didn’t make excuses, didn’t try to spin it. He owned it completely. “I get that. I’ve been thinking about it nonstop, too, and, man, I missed it,” Quinn said. “That is 100 percent on me.” What Quinn “missed” was pulling Jayden Daniels from Sunday night’s blowout loss to Seattle before his franchise quarterback’s left elbow bent in ways elbows aren’t supposed to bend. With the Commanders trailing 38-7 and just over seven minutes left in the fourth quarter, Daniels scrambled right and got absolutely planted by Seahawks Linebacker Drake Thomas at the 4-yard line. The result? A dislocated elbow has Daniels out indefinitely. The Game Plan That Went Sideways Here’s the thing that makes this whole situation sting even more. Quinn actually had a plan. He explained that the possession where Daniels got hurt was supposed to be the last one for him and other key starters like Tight End Zach Ertz and Left Tackle Laremy Tunsil. They were going to keep things vanilla. But here’s what Quinn didn’t account for: Daniels being, well, Daniels. “We weren’t going to have any read-run plays, meaning no carries for the quarterback on a run,” Quinn explained. “And honestly, man, that’s where I missed it. Of course, he can scramble. He’s Jayden. It’s what he’s special at.” And there it is. The cruel irony of the situation. The very thing that makes Daniels special—his ability to extend plays, to turn nothing into something—is exactly what got him hurt in a game that was already decided. When Bad Gets Worse If you’re keeping score at home, Daniels’ injury is just the latest gut punch in what’s become a season from hell. The reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year had already missed time with a hamstring injury and sat out Weeks 3 and 4 with a knee issue. Now this. But wait, there’s more! Cornerback Marshon Lattimore tore his ACL and is done for the season. Wide Receiver Luke McCaffrey broke his collarbone on the opening kickoff. The list of players on injured reserve reads like a depth chart: Austin Ekeler, Deatrich Wise Jr., Dorance Armstrong, Will Harris, and Noah Brown. Terry McLaurin has missed five games with a quad injury. At 3-6, the Commanders aren’t just dealing with injuries—they’re being systematically dismantled by them. The Accountability That Matters Look, coaches say “that’s on me” all the time. It has become such a cliché that it often rings hollow. But listening to Quinn on Monday, you could hear the genuine pain in his voice. This wasn’t some rehearsed PR speak. This was a coach who knows he screwed up and has to live with the consequences. Marcus Mariota will now get the start against the Detroit Lions on Sunday, which feels like throwing a life preserver to someone while you’re both already underwater. Mariota is a solid backup, but he’s not Daniels. Nobody is. The decision to leave Daniels in wasn’t malicious. Quinn wasn’t trying to run up the score or make some statement. He just wanted to give his guys one more series. But in football, as in life, good intentions
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