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🚨Nemanja vidić on Real Madrid surprise move for Mac Cucurella from Chelsea. 🗣️“This is why Real Madrid is the greatest club in the world, every player shakes to join the club when they come knocking for you, that’s the spirit of a bigger club. Real Madrid could be the strongest ever club in the world next season which is not even a doubtful possibility, it’s still just World Cup ongoing and their signing keeps dragging every fan base attention Florentino Perez is the reason the club is moving forward for the past three seasons”
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Madrid are operating in silence these days. They do and undo deals before anyone even knows what's going on 😂😂😂
🚨💣 EXCLUSIVE: Real Madrid reach verbal agreement to sign Marc Cucurella from Chelsea, HERE WE GO! Verbal agreement in place between all parties, player too — he’s the left back wanted by Mourinho. Details to follow. Cucurella leaves #CFC and joins Madrid after World Cup. ⚪️🇪🇸
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lol Real Madrid really saw this attack,got scared and started singing players randomly,it won’t change anything We know how it ends 😂
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🚨🗣️| Reporter - Barcelona or Athletico. Marc cucurella 🗣️ - I am happy where I am. I told my team not to tell me anything now. I don’t wanna know anything” I’m focused on the WC. This was three days ago. Chelsea fans, is he a rat?
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Love Of My Life Getting Cracked RN, But NEW YORK KNICKS ARE CHAMPIONS SO IDC 💙🧡
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🚨🚨🎙️| Sandro Tonali's agent on a possible move to Arsenal or Manchester City: "That was the goal from the moment he went to England." [@_GIFN]
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🚨Filipe Luis on turkey Embarrassing Europe with such performance in the World Cup. 🗣️ “This was a game that didn’t get much attention because everyone thought it was an easy win for them because they had the strong side - forgetting football doesn’t care where you’re from or your fame rather than just putting in the hard work on the pitch and that what real matters the most. Australia came out with the aim of winning while Turkey plays like they own them and no matter what they could take away the win, I think this was where the trouble started after the second goal went IN they realize it wasn’t a regular game they normally play in Europe but rather a World Cup. I think how will the fans feel after the lose with the respect they showed them on their way to the USA. It’s just had to believe that Australia did this to them without any fault or damage.”
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Ronaldo in friendlies Ronaldo in World Cups
Messi in Copa Del Rey Messi in UCL
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🚨✅OFFICIAL: Netherlands Vs Japan World Cup final squad announced 🇳🇱 As Xavi Simons & Virgil van Dijk out misses to due…..See thread
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Who’s your favorite African footballer for FIFA World Cup 2026?
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🚨🗣️New: Rafael van der Vaart reacts to Morocco becoming the first national team ever to field a starting XI made up entirely of players born outside the country in their match against Brazil: “First of all, congratulations to Morocco on the result yesterday — holding Brazil to a draw in the World Cup is no small achievement, and they played with real organisation and intensity. But let’s be honest about what we’re seeing here. This was history of a different kind: the first national team in World Cup history to start with 11 players all born abroad. Every single one of them. I respect the Atlas Lions’ success, especially that incredible run in 2022. Moroccan fans have every right to be proud. But you have to ask the question: how much of that pride is built on genuine homegrown development versus a very effective passport strategy? These lads were born and mostly raised in Europe — France, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Canada. They grew up speaking French or Dutch at home, went through the academies there, and now suddenly pull on the Moroccan shirt when the opportunity arises. It’s not about the players individually — many of them are talented. But as a football man, I look at it and think: this isn’t a national team in the traditional sense. It’s more like a very well-assembled diaspora selection. Morocco didn’t qualify or build this on the merit of their domestic league alone; the Botola Pro isn’t producing starters at this level. Instead, they’re harvesting talent that didn’t quite break through in the bigger European systems. Call it what you want — smart recruitment, dual nationality rules, whatever — but it feels like a passport factory at times. Compare that to Senegal, Nigeria, or Cameroon, who consistently develop their own players from the grassroots. Even Algeria has done better at nurturing homegrown talent in recent years. Morocco’s golden generation? A lot of it was made in French youth systems, polished in European clubs, and assembled in Rabat. The Atlas Lions? More like the European Lions with Moroccan heritage and better celebrations. I’m not saying it’s against the rules — football has evolved. But when you field a starting XI where not one player was born in the country they represent, you invite these questions about identity and loyalty. These guys chose Morocco because it gave them the platform their birth countries didn’t. Fair enough for them, but for the fans waving the flag and celebrating ‘national’ success… it rings a bit hollow, doesn’t it? Proud of the diaspora contribution? Absolutely. Pretending it’s pure Moroccan football development? That’s where I have my doubts.” — Ziggo Sport/ YT
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Quote this post with best caption 😊
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🚨 Jamie Carragher slammed Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil selection, questioning the decision to leave out João Pedro while calling up Igor Thiago instead. 🗣️ ‘What is Ancelotti smoking? Honestly, I just don’t get it. João Pedro is miles ahead of Igor Thiago in every single aspect of the game, technical ability, movement, intelligence, finishing and everything. Yet somehow he doesn’t get a call-up, while a far less proven player walks straight into the squad. It makes no sense at all. If this is the level of decision-making, then I really worry for Brazil in this tournament. You can’t go into a World Cup leaving your most in-form attacking options at home and expect to compete with the elite. At this level, these margins matter. One wrong call like this can cost you the entire competition. I’m not saying Igor Thiago is a bad player, but international football is about picking your best and most ready performers, and João Pedro clearly fits that category right now".
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Portuguese Prime minister Luis Montenegro made a Bracelet for all the Portugal players containing their names and that of Diogo Jota. Cristiano Ronaldo and his teammates will wear during the World cup as last tribute to their former teammates Diogo Jota. Don't forget that Diogo Jota died with his younger brother André Silva but the whole Portugal is paying tribute to Jota alone. Does that mean that they have little or no regards for André Silva who died with his elder brother Diogo Jota 🤔
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Did we make it? Yes we did.❤️
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Hey @grok, remove the most talented English player here. Let's see if you really know ball 🤔
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One of the greatest moment in football history
Tell me a ghost story with one picture
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Bruh…😭
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The Greatest of All Time already completed the conquest. Now it’s time for the side quest.
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Jorge Valdano on people calling Igor Thiago "the Brazilian Delap" after his performance against Morocco national football team: 🗣️ “Football can be very cruel. One week you're being praised for scoring goals in one of the toughest leagues in the world, and the next week people are questioning whether you know where the goal is. I've seen the jokes. I've seen people asking how a striker who scored over twenty goals in England could miss chances like that. But that's exactly why football is such a brutal game. Nobody remembers the twenty goals when you miss the one they just watched. What surprised me wasn't the criticism. Criticism is normal in Brazil. What surprised me was how quickly people turned on him. Some fans were acting as if he had never scored a goal in his life. Yes, he missed chances. Big chances. Chances that could have changed the entire conversation around the match. But let's not pretend he was hiding. He was getting into the right positions while others were struggling to create anything. The nickname comparisons are funny until they become disrespectful. Igor Thiago didn't score twenty-plus goals by accident. You don't survive in the Premier League by luck. There is clearly a player there. What Brazil should be worried about is not one striker missing chances. They should be worried about why the entire team looked so disconnected for long periods of the match. Because if Brazil continue playing like that, Igor Thiago won't be the only player facing criticism. And trust me, the anger from the supporters has only just started.”
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