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Did you know that as a footballer, FIFA regulations have a clause that lets your club pay your agent- But only if you ask? Most players never ask because most players never knew. Watch this video and learn. Repost and Follow for more.
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They still have two matches Don’t rhey?
Bro I'm genuinely sad. This is probably the end of Haiti's World Cup and my god have they deserved more
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What were they thinking stealing from a national team? They thought they wouldn’t be caught or what? What even was their plan with what they stole?
🚨🚨| NEW: Two men have been charged in connection with 𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐅𝐓 of $𝟏𝟖,𝟎𝟎𝟎 worth of kit & equipment from England team. [@CraigHope_DM]
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Well it doesn’t work exactly like that. There are actual rules that cover eventualities like this. I’ll tell you. Just keep reading. The answer is in Article 13 of the Regulations for the FIFA World Cup 26. There are criteria that are applied in a strict order when things like this happen. First, FIFA will examine the matches between the tied teams only. They’ll check points won head to head, then goal difference in those games, then goals scored in those games. In a four-way tie this is usually where things separate, because it is almost impossible for every result between every team to be identical. But if it somehow is, and the head to head record cannot split them either, FIFA will move to the whole group and examine the overall goal difference. Then total goals scored across all matches. If it is still level, it will have to end with team conduct. There will be a fair play score calculated from the yellow and red cards each team received. The more disciplined team ranks higher and needless bookings accrued by players could be the difference between what keeps you in the tournament and what sends you home. And if all of that still fails to separate them, The final tiebreaker will be the most recent FIFA World Ranking. So in theory- and in our instant scenario, the four teams involved could play their hearts out across three matches, end up genuinely inseparable, and still be ranked by a combination of how many cards they collected and where they sat in the world rankings. Someway, somehow, very goal matters. Every booking matters. At a World Cup, nothing is ever truly meaningless. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.
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Some players don’t need patience. What they need is minutes. Endrick is one of them. Brazil drew their World Cup opener 1-1 with Morocco today. Carlo Ancelotti named a veteran-heavy side, leaned on experience throughout, and the old question returned with it. Does Brazil trust its youth, or does it keep asking them to wait? This is not a new tension tbh. It is one of the defining themes of the modern Seleção. A country that produces extraordinary young talent at a rate few nations can match, yet so often defaults to caution at the biggest moments. Endrick is the name on everyone's lips right now. A teenager already capable of changing games, carrying the weight of expectation that Brazilian prodigies always carry. Of course he’s faced same challenge before. He rarely got minutes at Madrid early on in the season. But he moved to Lyon on loan in January and dazzled like the star that he is. The question is not whether the talent is there. It always is. The question is whether this Brazil has the courage to unleash it before the tournament forces their hand. At the age when Pelé lit up a World Cup and Neymar was already showing what he can do, Brazil's current brightest young hope is still waiting for his moment. History says it usually comes. The fear is that it comes too late. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.
O momento em que Endrick soube que não entraria em campo! 📽️@CazeTVOficial
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This beautiful game❤️
Silvia Grecco, a Brazilian mom, was given the FIFA Fan Award in 2019 after she was seen narrating the match to her 11-year-old blind son.
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This boy has a rubber waist What are these faints?

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They beat us 1-0 in the final We flew all the way to that final. They just had a crazy mad goalkeeper. Who knows him? Where’s that goalkeeper now?
Anytime I watch Switzerland, it just reminds me of Ricardo Rodriguez. Right from 2009 in Lagos up till now. What memories? U17 World Cup 2009 in Lagos, Teslim Balogun Stadium, this guy was present. I always say we supported Switzerland because they played most of their games in Lagos. I also remember Rodriguez well because he usually throws his jersey to where the fans are😅 Don’t forget our Nigerian team, we had Okoro (little Messi), Onazi, Sani Emmanuel, Olanrewaju Kayode, Ajagun, Ramon Azeez … Seeing Ricardo Rodriguez 17 years later, after that tournament is so good. He still plays top flight football in La Liga. Xhaka was also in that Swiss team. Time really do fly
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It was Mainoo!
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Casemiro well past it loool. His goals tricked the masses
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The last paragraph sounds sweet But if you’re earning millions to do a job, putting the tools with which you’d do the job in pristine condition is one of your job descriptions. A footballer should take care of his body please.
🗣️ Radja Nainggolan: "Bana sürekli 'Gece hayatın var, sigara içiyorsun, profesyonel değilsin' diyorlardı. Ben bir futbolcuyum, rahip değil. Sahaya çıktığımda herkesten çok koşuyor, ciğerimi bırakıyorsam, saha dışındaki hayatım kimseyi ilgilendirmez. Gece yatağına 22.00'de giren, beslenmesine kusursuz dikkat eden ama sahaya çıktığında korkudan ayağı titreyen, sorumluluk almayan 'örnek profesyoneller' var. Ben idmana kokteylimle de gelsem, hafta sonu o derbiyi kazanmak için bacağımı sahada bırakırım. İnsanlar sahte azizleri değil, sahada savaşan gerçek günahkarları izlemek için bilet alıyor."
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You guys can see Casemiro You would understand and appreciate Mainoo and his interpretation of his role a lot more with today’s performance.
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Fair As funny as this sounds, this is only applicable to women cos a general rule, Qatari citizenship can only be passed by paternal descent. However, you can acquire their citizenship by naturalization if you are of Qatari descent maternally. Just thought you should know. As you were.
If you are a Nigerian. Move to Qatar now, give birth to 3 boys and one will play football. Let him play for Qatar and your life will change. Qatar needs player badly. The very average Ghanaian striker is still in the national team.
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It’s unfortunate for Switzerland they didn’t get more than one goal Like I’ve always said Romance doesn’t give birth to a baby
Qatar (0.88) 1-1 (3.44) Switzerland
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Good luck to anyone attempting to stop that shot It was travelling at 101km/hr😂
Good goal Vinicius Hakimi has his work cut out for him today with how jolly Vini is
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Good goal Vinicius Hakimi has his work cut out for him today with how jolly Vini is
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Saibari had a great season with PSV. He’s been linked to Bayern in the last few days. Now he’s at the World Cup and he’s taken off right where he stopped. Ismael Saibari exploded onto the scene like a force of nature. In a season where PSV Eindhoven reclaimed the Eredivisie title The 25-year-old Moroccan magician delivered 15 goals and 8 assists in just 27 league appearances. Across all competitions, he tallied around 19 goals and 9 assists, earning the prestigious Eredivisie Player of the Year award as voted by club captains. Now, he’s being called by the big stages. Bayern Munich have zeroed in on the PSV star as their next attacking jewel. With improved offers reaching €50-53 million (including bonuses), personal terms already agreed, and Saibari eager for the Allianz Arena challenge, negotiations continue. He got a goal today against Brazil to show that Bayern are not wrong to be going after him. We hope he’ll show more of himself as we go on. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. Repost and follow if you want to see more posts like this.
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1-0 Morocco 2 passes, one shot
I really don’t think we should be hate watching Morocco sha Those guys have been nothing but gracious to Nigerians. They cheered for Nigeria all through the AFCON. They don’t deserve hate. Let’s not force it Biko
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I just heard today that no country has ever won the FIFA World Cup with a foreign coach. That crazy if true.
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Did you know Brazil are the only team to have featured in all 23 editions of the World Cup Zis is football heritage!
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Qatar have secured their first ever World Cup point with a dramatic late equalizer against Switzerland today. They were led to this feat by Julen Lopetegui. This came Eight years after the devastating news that shattered his dreams just days before the 2018 World Cup tournament was broken. After guiding Spain unbeaten through a strong qualifying campaign he suffered a brutal sacking when Real Madrid announced him as their incoming coach. The Spanish federation showed him no mercy and ended his national team journey instantly without hesitation. His subsequent spell at Real Madrid proved equally chaotic and short lived with only fourteen matches in charge before another dismissal arrived. That period included a humiliating heavy defeat in El Clasico which accelerated his exit from the club. Lopetegui then rebuilt his career with determination at Sevilla where he delivered the 2020 Europa League title triumph. He later rescued Wolves from relegation danger in the Premier League and provided stability during a brief period at West Ham United. Qatar offered him a fresh opportunity in 2025 and he successfully guided the team to their first qualification on merit for the World Cup. For you, it was a 1-1 draw. But for Julien, the late equalizer represented far more than a single point on the scoreboard. It symbolized complete poetic justice after years of setbacks and intense challenges. He’s moved from the painful eve of tournament firing to this World Cup touchline moment Lopetegui had completed an inspiring redemption arc. Great for Lopetegui. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the law and business of football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to see more posts like this.
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I just checked and it’s true. Over the 96 years that the World Cup has existed, all World Cup winning coaches are citizens of the winning country. In fact, only two foreign coaches have been to the World Cup final and they both lost. They are: • Sweden 1958 (George Raynor, England) • Netherlands 1978 (Ernst Happel, Austria) The World Cup winning coaches are: •. 1930: Alberto Suppici (Uruguay) • 1934: Vittorio Pozzo (Italy) • 1938: Vittorio Pozzo (Italy) • 1950: Juan López Fontana (Uruguay) • 1954: Sepp Herberger (West Germany) • 1958: Vicente Feola (Brazil) • 1962: Aymoré Moreira (Brazil) • 1966: Alf Ramsey (England) • 1970: Mário Zagallo (Brazil) • 1974: Helmut Schön (West Germany) • 1978: César Luis Menotti (Argentina) • 1982: Enzo Bearzot (Italy) • 1986: Carlos Bilardo (Argentina) • 1990: Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany) • 1994: Carlos Alberto Parreira (Brazil) • 1998: Aimé Jacquet (France) • 2002: Luiz Felipe Scolari (Brazil) • 2006: Marcello Lippi (Italy) • 2010: Vicente del Bosque (Spain) • 2014: Joachim Löw (Germany) • 2018: Didier Deschamps (France) • 2022: Lionel Scaloni (Argentina) Hope you’ve learned something today. Follow me for more.
I just heard today that no country has ever won the FIFA World Cup with a foreign coach. That crazy if true.
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