Solari's School-Skipping Confession: A Love Letter to the Club World Cup

Santiago Solari's School Days: A Nostalgic Trip Back to the Intercontinental Cup Former Real Madrid star Santiago Solari recently shared a heartwarming story about his youthful passion for football. In a short video for DSports, Solari revealed how he and his friends would skip school to watch the Intercontinental Cup final, held in Japan. "I used to sneak out of school with my friends to watch the final," Solari reminisced. The time difference between Japan and Argentina, where Solari was attending school, meant that the matches started early in the morning. "It was a 12-hour time difference," he explained, "so we'd head to a bar at 7 or 8 in the morning to catch the game." Solari's anecdote provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of the tournament, which has evolved into the modern Club World Cup. His fond memories highlight the enduring appeal of the competition and its ability to captivate fans across generations. The video also serves as a promotion for DSports' coverage of the current Club World Cup, inviting viewers to subscribe to Directvgo.com and enjoy the 63 matches. Solari's story is a testament to the power of football to unite people and create lasting memories, a sentiment that resonates with fans worldwide.