The racial abuse suffered by Moise Kean not only showed the ills of Italian football and society, it also shows that Kean is fighting this battle alone.

In this episode, Juan discusses the comments made by Lio Messi in his interview with 94.7 FM in Argentina.

The Marcelo Bielsa matter has truly put English football on its head. It has also shown a great deal of disdain towards foreigners as well as a double standard that continues to be quite evident.

Neil Warnock has ruffled feathers, but is is possible that the feathers he's ruffling are part of his own camp. Juan talks about the issues that this has within football in England and, more importantly, could have on Cardiff City.

Juan will anger many in regards to Frank Lampard's reaction to Marcelo Bielsa. That's what this is all about.

US international Christian Pulisic is the different player in American football, although he is not a world class player yet. One can make an argument that he is not the player he was last year at BvB. Of course, there is lots to do with his move being marketing related for English-speaking audiences in the United States. Juan delves into that in his first episode of 2019.

Jose Mourinho is gone at Manchester United but it seemed like it was always going to happen. This was a long time coming for United fans, it could have been seen since he was at Real Madrid. That was the time when several if his flaws, outside of blaming others for defeat, became more evident than ever before. We'll delve into those in this episode.

In this episode, Juan talks about Atlético-PR triumph in the Copa Sudamericana and the words of Nikão which gave more humanity to the title after he admitted to overcoming alcoholism to be able to continue his career.

In this episode of BTP Daily, Juan talks about the sudden decision of CONMEBOL to have the final of the Copa Libertadores in Madrid. Juan talks about how Alejandro Domínguez handled this situation and how this has become one of the most embarrassing moments in South American football history.