The biggest trick Ronaldo ever pulled was convincing people he belonged in the same debate as this demon.

"It's 100% a red card for Lionel Messi. It should've been." Ale Moreno and Nedum Onuoha react to Messi's challenge against Algeria's Aïssa Mandi.

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Manchester City are giving genuine consideration to signing Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali, as well as Elliot Anderson of Nottingham Forest. The Athletic reported on Tuesday that Tottenham have held productive talks with Tonali’s camp and want to make the Italian their major signing this summer, but face serious competition from City, who have continued to track the player. City’s interest in Tonali, 26, does not affect their plans to sign Anderson and they remain in talks with Nottingham Forest about a potential British record transfer. Signing both midfielders, for what would likely be a combined cost of over £200million ($268m), comes with City seeking to build a side for Enzo Maresca, Pep Guardiola’s successor, that can challenge for next season’s Premier League title. More from @DTathletic FREE TO READ 🔗 nyti.ms/4vYUVdS

the ones who cried on that Messi tackle calling it a red seem to be very quiet now

Mark, you are such an emotional whining cry baby. - Antoine Semenyo: Wanted only Manchester City. Ruben Amorim called him, Berrada had a meeting with him but he only wanted MANCHESTER CITY. - Yan Diomande: Reported cost by Athletic is €130M. We spent a fortune getting our Frontline just last season. Moreover, the report have him favouring a move to either Liverpool or PSG. - Anderson: He wants only MANCHESTER CITY. He follows only Manchester City. Unless Manchester City pulls out of the deal, he is City bound. Plus, he is going to cost £125M extra add ons. We all agree we need at least 3 midfielders for next season, are you going to run GoFundMe campaign to get us extra budget? Or you think this if football manager 25? - Sandro Tonali: Firstly, he doesn't fit into what Micheal Carrick wants to play according to strong reports. Secondly, Newcastle aren't in a position to sell. They recently just scammed Barcelona about £80M for Anthony Gordon. So that means one thing, Sandro Tonali will cost a fortune. - Morgan Rogers: He seems to be on his way to Arsenal. Micheal Carrick loves him but just like every other sensible coach, board, directors will do, you attack your important position before strengthening other areas of the team. We are so featherweight in the middle of the park, you don't expect us to target a position where we have at least 2 person in the team occupying it. We aren't walking away. We are strategic. We have signed Ederson, and we are set to move for Mateus Fernandes. And if sale of Ugarte occur, Alex Scott or another player as the third midfield signing. Unlike City, Arsenal and co that have quality and quantity, we are lacking in both. You don't expect us to move like we have got a blank cheque to spend.

Mark, you are such an emotional whining cry baby. - Antoine Semenyo: Wanted only Manchester City. Ruben Amorim called him, Berrada had a meeting with him but he only wanted MANCHESTER CITY. - Yan Diomande: Reported cost by Athletic is €130M. We spent a fortune getting our Frontline just last season. Moreover, the report have him favouring a move to either Liverpool or PSG. - Anderson: He wants only MANCHESTER CITY. He follows only Manchester City. Unless Manchester City pulls out of the deal, he is City bound. Plus, he is going to cost £125M extra add ons. We all agree we need at least 3 midfielders for next season, are you going to run GoFundMe campaign to get us extra budget? Or you think this if football manager 25? - Sandro Tonali: Firstly, he doesn't fit into what Micheal Carrick wants to play according to strong reports. Secondly, Newcastle aren't in a position to sell. They recently just scammed Barcelona about £80M for Anthony Gordon. So that means one thing, Sandro Tonali will cost a fortune. - Morgan Rogers: He seems to be on his way to Arsenal. Micheal Carrick loves him but just like every other sensible coach, board, directors will do, you attack your important position before strengthening other areas of the team. We are so featherweight in the middle of the park, you don't expect us to target a position where we have at least 2 person in the team occupying it. We aren't walking away. We are strategic. We have signed Ederson, and we are set to move for Mateus Fernandes. And if sale of Ugarte occur, Alex Scott or another player as the third midfield signing. Unlike City, Arsenal and co that have quality and quantity, we are lacking in both. You don't expect us to move like we have got a blank cheque to spend.

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