Let’s go Brazil 🇧🇷 💪@Roobet

🚨🗣️ Pepe: “Winning the UCL is harder than winning the World Cup.”

🚨 NEW: Portugal has the highest number of supporters at the World Cup, with 4.5 billion supporters, three times more than second-placed Argentina, which has 1.5 billion supporters (via @StatistaCharts)

🚨🗣️ Luis Figo: “Putting Cristiano Ronaldo on the bench against Morocco in 2022 was the biggest mistake in Portuguese football history. I hope it won’t be repeated this year because when Ronaldo is on the pitch, opponents think twice. Without him, they don’t think at all.”

🚨🗣️ IShowSpeed on Zlatan Ibrahimović’s hatred towards Cristiano Ronaldo: “I don’t understand why someone with zero Champions League titles and zero World Cup goals in his career would hate Ronaldo. Most of the people who really hate Ronaldo are those who have nothing to show for their careers.”

🚨Zinedine Zidane on Cristiano Ronaldo calling the World Cup a seven-game tournament: “Only those who don’t truly understand Ronaldo would be annoyed by that statement. He’s never been one to burden himself with pressure—his mentality is simple: win, no matter what. He once told me his mission was clear: go to the World Cup and bring it home for Portugal. And with Ronaldo, words are never just words… when he speaks, he delivers.”

🚨🗣️ Jose Mourinho: “If any country wants to win the World Cup, it needs a player like Cristiano Ronaldo in its squad.”

The vibes continue @Roobet

🚨Erik ten Hag on Bruno Fernandes and Manchester United’s dressing room: “People think managing Manchester United was the hardest part… it wasn’t always about tactics. The real challenge was managing a dressing room full of players who all believed they could be the main man. Every corner had leaders, personalities, and strong characters. Bruno Fernandes had one of the biggest presences. When he entered the room, everyone felt it. Some players admired it, while others wanted that same spotlight. That’s normal at a club where everyone wants to be successful. My job wasn’t tactics first—it was balance. Sometimes I had to speak to Bruno privately. I saw a natural leader in him, and that’s why he became captain. He always carried the responsibility of representing Manchester United and setting standards for the team. I’m sure he will help the club win many trophies in the years ahead. He has the mentality, character, and commitment required at the highest level. If he continues like this, he will be remembered alongside some of the club’s greatest captains and leave a legacy that supporters will be proud of for generations.”

Genuinely speaking what does skelly have over mainoo

🚨🗣️ Vintinha: “I would exchange my two Champions League trophies for a World Cup trophy for Ronaldo, without any doubt.”

🚨🗣️ Donald Trump: “We have a special plan for anyone who scores against the USA tomorrow.”

Arsenal fans complaining about set pieces

🚨Hugo Broos (South Africa coach) after the 2–0 loss to Mexico: “At the 2022 World Cup, Argentina also lost their first match of the tournament, but they went on to win it. This loss doesn’t define us. I still want everyone to believe in us. We will bring this trophy to Africa.”

I knew he was never a footballer😭😭

🚨🗣️Cristiano Ronaldo: “I’ll treat every World Cup match like a Champions League final.”

Let’s support South Africa tonight @Roobet

🚨 Endrick on his favorite World Cup moment: 🗣️ Reporter: Which World Cup moment will you never forget? 🗣️ Endrick: “I have a lot of World Cup memories, but the one I’ll never forget, the one that still stays in my mind is Hand of God goal by Diego Maradona in 1986.”

🚨𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: The Octopus have predicted Portugal as the favourites to win the 2026 World Cup. 🇵🇹 They have correctly predicted the FIFA World Cup winners in 2010 (Spain), 2014 (Germany), 2018 (France), and 2022 (Argentina) using game simulations. 😳

🚨 Paul Pogba on a memory he had at Manchester United that he will never forget: “I had a lot of memories at Manchester United that I will never forget, both good and bad, but the one I will never forget is the Europa League final against Ajax. Winning seemed impossible at first because we had 6–7 key players on crutches, and Ajax was one of the best clubs in the world at that time. Scoring the last goal that day made it stick in my head.”