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🚨 Steve McManaman backs Alexander Isak to challenge Erling Haaland for the Golden Boot: 🎙️ Interviewer: “Steve, you’ve backed Alexander Isak from the beginning. Do you genuinely believe he can challenge Erling Haaland for the Premier League Golden Boot this season? Steve McManaman: “I said it before the season started, and I’ll say it again: if Alexander Isak stays fit, he can score 30 or more goals this season. I genuinely believe that. People can laugh now, but don’t come back in April pretending nobody saw it coming! “Look at the quality the man possesses. The movement, the composure, the way he makes difficult finishes look ridiculously easy. He doesn’t need ten chances to hurt you. Give him one good opportunity, and he can change the entire game. That’s what elite strikers do” “And what I love most is that he’s beginning to combine so well with Gakpo and Barcola. You can see the understanding developing. Imagine what happens when those three completely click! The runs, the link-up play, the chances they can create for each other. There’s so much more to come from this attack” “Let’s be honest, this Liverpool team is still a work in progress. Under Iraola, there are things to build, partnerships to develop and moments when everything won’t look perfect. But that’s exactly why I’m excited. Once this team finds its rhythm, Isak could be banging in goals week after week” “And yes, I believe he can be right there competing with Haaland for the Golden Boot. Haaland has earned his reputation, and nobody should underestimate him. But why should Isak be written off? Why should we assume the race is already decided? “I’ve never given up on Alexander Isak because I know the quality he possesses. I want to see him healthy, confident and enjoying his football. When a striker like that feels the love of his teammates and the supporters, you can get something special” “Liverpool fans, keep believing in your number nine. If he stays fit and this attack clicks the way I think it can, we might be looking back at this conversation and laughing. Thirty goals? Don’t rule it out. The Golden Boot race could get very interesting!”
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🚨David De Gea reflects on the toughest player he has ever Face during his career at Manchester United. Reporter🗣️: Do you mind telling us the toughest opponent you’ve face as a goalkeeper.? De Gea🗣️: “oh wow that’s a good question because I’ve always wanted to share my experience and thoughts about facing players like that, though I’ve faced some great, great players in my career but Mo Salah for me was discovery. “Anytime we face Liverpool I will have in mind that I’m conceding a goal no matter what, I will say one of the best scorer in history. And when we have few days left to face him, I sit sometimes with my defenders and discuss about their attack, how to stop them especially Mo Salah in particular. “That look Impossible because he has so many different tricks with the ball, dribbles you don’t know about and once you discover the first trick he use on the ball, the second time he’s coming will be a different trick. “I wonder how he does that, I can still remember when we face Liverpool at Anfield till the die minutes and the score line still remain 0-0.” “I told maguire that today we’re not conceding just moment after that we had a corner kick, after we cross then Alisson grab it and kick it over to Mo Salah in the middle of the pitch and the rest becomes history.” “It’s the day I will never forget in my life as a football player, he stayed consistent with the scoring whenever it’s Manchester United.
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🚨🔴 ALEXIS MAC ALLISTER’S OFFICIAL MESSAGE FOLLOWING REAL MADRID’S INTEREST IN SIGNING HIM: “I have a lot of respect for Real Madrid. We all know what that club represents in world football, and when a club of that magnitude shows interest in you, it is something you cannot ignore. “But my focus remains on Liverpool. I am happy here, I feel the support of the fans, and I understand what it means to wear this shirt. “I came to Liverpool with big ambitions, and those ambitions have not changed. I want to win more trophies, compete at the highest level and help this team achieve everything we are capable of achieving. “Football is unpredictable, and nobody knows what the future holds. But I will never disrespect Liverpool or the people who have supported me by making promises about a situation that has not been decided. “Real Madrid are a great club, but Liverpool are my home right now, and my responsibility is to give everything for this badge.” 🔴❤️
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Fabian Ruiz had 56 assists last season??? 😭😭😭
🐐 | Numbers don't lie We've ranked the entire field of #BallondOr nominees according to the Sofascore Rating 📊 The gap at the top... 👀
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We own Liverpool already 🥶
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🚨 Jude Bellingham reveals the emotional message he sent Harry Kane after his 2026 Ballon d’Or triumph: 🎙️ Interviewer: “Jude, Harry Kane has finally won the 2026 Ballon d’Or. What was the first thing you said to him? Jude Bellingham: “I sent him a message straight away. Honestly, I don’t even know how to explain how happy I am for him. Since day one, I’ve been supporting Harry to win this award. I’ve always believed he deserved it, and I never stopped saying it” “People see the goals, the trophies and the individual awards, but I see the man behind all of that. I see what he gives to England, how much pressure he carries, and how he keeps showing up for his country even when the expectations are enormous” “We’ve fought together in that England shirt. We’ve shared difficult nights, painful disappointments and moments when we came so close to giving this country something special. I’ve seen his hunger, his discipline and how badly he wants to win something for England. That’s why this means so much to me” “My message to him was simple: ‘Harry, brother, I’m so happy for you. You deserve every second of this. I’ve believed in you from the beginning, and seeing you lift that trophy makes me proud. Now let’s bring something special home for England, because I still believe our biggest moment together is waiting for us.’ “Harry has given so much to English football. Tonight, the world has recognised what we in that dressing room have known for years. He’s not just our captain. He’s someone we respect, someone we fight alongside, and someone whose success feels personal to all of us.”
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🚨 Roy Keane questions Michael Carrick’s future at Manchester United: 🎙️ “What I don’t understand is how we keep finding ourselves in the same situation. These players don’t look like they’re ready to fight for this manager. At times, it genuinely feels like they’re playing in a way that will eventually get him sacked. I don’t see anything that convinces me keeping him is going to change the situation. If anything, things could get even worse, and Manchester United could end up suffering more humiliations before the club finally decides to act. At this point, I think it’s best for him to walk away, or for the club to make the decision themselves and bring in someone new. Just look at the Bournemouth game. After the final whistle, he looked like a man who had already given up mentally. He was physically there, but you could almost see the frustration and resignation on his face. Football is a results-driven business, and sentiment cannot keep a manager in a job when things clearly aren’t working. His ideas and tactics don’t seem to be getting through to these players anymore, and I don’t see why the club should continue down this road. Manchester United need to make a decision before this situation becomes even more embarrassing. Sometimes, the best thing a club can do is recognise when it’s time to move on and give someone else the opportunity to turn things around.”
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My favorite part of the Ballon d'Or last night was when they showed Gabriel missing that penalty in the Champions League final 😭😂 Cinema!😂
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Honestly, is there any 19-year-old midfielder better than him right now? Bouaddi is 19 and already playing like a cheat code in midfield. The composure, intelligence and quality are ridiculous.
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Barca fans cooking Mbappe Madrid fans cooking Yamal See food
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🚨🗣️ Rio Ferdinand: You Cannot Sign Mediocre Players and Expect a Manager to Deliver Manchester United Standards. “The Glazers, INEOS, Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox need to look in the mirror. You cannot keep signing mediocre players who are not good enough to wear the Manchester United shirt and then expect the manager to perform miracles. You are setting Michael Carrick up to fail. How many managers must this club destroy before the people at the top accept responsibility? You can sack one manager today and appoint another tomorrow, but if the same players keep letting the club down, nothing will change. Manchester United need a serious squad overhaul. Some players have to go. The badge, the history and the supporters deserve far more than what they are getting. Honestly, what top manager in his right mind would accept this job when the club’s recruitment, squad quality and leadership are in this state? You cannot demand Manchester United standards while filling the team with players who cannot meet them. The fans have suffered enough. Stop sacrificing managers to protect the people who built this mess. Fix the squad, fix the recruitment and give this club its identity back.
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Having just 30% possession means giving your opponents more chances to hurt you. Against Tottenham, we barely got enough players forward or into their box.
🚨 Alonso on low possession stats : "What I want is to win the game. I want that we are better with the ball. I think that we can do better and we were not at our best. It's not that significant. The possession can be 60, it can be 40, 30 as long as you create chances and you have chances to score goals and win games. That's the most important" (@BobbyVincentFL)
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Chelsea fans were chanting calling Salah a terrorist before the game ,he replied with a missile like goal during the match!
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Van Djik gave Chelsea fans traumas from this day 😭
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🚨Lamine Yamal on the letter Lionel Messi sent him after losing the Ballon d’Or to Harry Kane. 🗣️Reporter: Lamine, we heard Messi sent you a personal letter after the ceremony. What did he say to you? 🎙️Lamine Yamal: Honestly, that letter meant more to me than people can imagine. After losing, I tried to act like everything was fine. I congratulated Harry because he deserved his moment, but deep down, I was disappointed. I had dreamed of winning that award, and for a moment, I felt like I had let everyone down. Then Messi's letter arrived. Imagine being a young boy who grew up watching Lionel Messi, and one day, after the most disappointing night of your career, you receive a personal message from him. I sat there reading it, trying to process everything. He told me not to let one ceremony define my career. He reminded me that he didn't win his first Ballon d'Or until he was 22, and he eventually went on to win eight. He basically told me that I was still at the beginning of my journey, and there was no reason to allow one disappointment to make me question my future. But one part of his letter really touched me. He told me: "Lamine, never allow the desire to become the best player in the world to make you forget why you started playing football. Enjoy the game, keep learning, and let time tell your story. You don't have to prove everything today." I read those words several times. Coming from Messi, they meant everything. This is the man I watched growing up, the man who made me fall in love with football. He didn't tell me I deserved to win, and he didn't disrespect Harry Kane. He simply reminded me that my story is far from over. That was when I realised something. I had spent so much time thinking about winning the Ballon d'Or that I was forgetting how special it was just to be living my dream. I may have lost the award, but receiving that letter from Lionel Messi was something I'll carry with me for the rest of my life. And one day, if a young player comes to me feeling the way I felt that night, I hope I can give him the same encouragement Messi gave me. Because legends aren't only remembered for the trophies they win. Sometimes, they're remembered for the people they inspire when they have nothing to gain.
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🚨 Raphinha reflects on his Ballon d’Or snub following Harry Kane’s win: 🎙️ “Honestly, man, I found it funny when I saw him win it. Not because of Harry, of course, but because of how things work with this award. (laughs) “Harry is a wonderful person, and he deserves recognition for the season he had. But what I still don’t understand is the criteria for winning the Ballon d’Or. “He scored a lot of goals, and that seems to have counted for a lot. But when it was my turn, I scored goals too, and somehow, it wasn’t enough. (laughs) “Anyway, my favourite was Lamine Yamal. I thought he deserved it, but that’s my opinion. I respect the decision, and congratulations to Harry.”
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🚨Marc Cucurella reacts to Lamine Yamal comments after the 2-1 victory in El Classico. Reporter🗣️: You gave Lamine Yamal the toughest game, but do you mind telling us your reaction to his words about destroying you in this game.? Cucurella🗣️: I saw everything he said after I signed for Real Madrid, but we had a conversation where he wanted to convince me to join Barcelona but I made up my mind and stay true to myself.” “And I think because his wish wasn’t granted thats why he made comments about destroying me on the pitch In the El Classico.” “And honestly knowing I have the same quality just like him, and maybe I know him very well on the ball than he does know for himself.” “But I don’t speak publicly because I let my performance speak for me, this was the moment I’ve been waiting for to speak about his comments.” We only respond on the pitch and not the media.”
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Rotation Watch: My predicted Arsenal starting XI against Fleetwood. Kepa; White, Mosquera, Marli Salmon, Hincapie; Zubimendi, Merino(c) Ife Ibrahim, Max Dowman, Eze; Harriman Annous Gabriel, Konsa, Odegaard and Rice expected to be rested ahead of the liverpool game.
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🚨Robert Lewandowski on Harry Kane Winning the Ballon d’Or Ahead of Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappé: “Harry Kane winning the Ballon d’Or is the right result, and it is a result that football needed. This is what years of work, consistency and quiet determination actually look like when they are finally recognised. Harry spent the best years of his career at Tottenham scoring goals, breaking records and carrying a team that never quite won the biggest prizes. He did not stop. He did not complain every week. He kept performing at the highest level until he moved to Bayern and continued doing exactly the same thing. Now he has the individual award that matches the career he has already built. That is the proper reward for sacrifice, not a consolation prize handed out because the media decided someone was due. Winning it at this stage of his career makes the story stronger, not weaker. Football is not a race to see who can be crowned first. There is a habit now of deciding that certain young players will dominate the next ten years, so they should already be treated as the best in the world. Lamine Yamal is an exceptional talent. Kylian Mbappé is one of the most complete forwards of his generation. Their time may come. But being the face of the future, having the biggest social-media following, or being the most marketable name does not mean the award already belongs to you before a full season has been judged. Harry has proved, over many seasons, that he belongs among the best. That is the difference. For Bayern Munich this is also historic. The last player to win the Ballon d’Or while at the club was Karl-Heinz Rummenigge in 1981. Harry is the first Bayern player to take it in the 21st century. That matters. I know something about scoring goals at the highest level for a long time, winning trophies, and finishing close to this award more than once without ever holding it. It is not easy. That is why I respect what Harry has done. He never stopped doing the hard part of the job. The message is simple. Talent, highlight reels and predictions about future greatness are not the same as delivering the best season. If football wants to stop crowning players mainly on hype, age or commercial appeal, this is what that looks like. Harry Kane did the work for years. Now he has the Ballon d’Or. That should be the standard, not the exception.”
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🚨 Andoni Iraola on Ronald Araújo winning Premier League Player of the Week: 🎙️ Interviewer: “Ronald Araújo has been named Premier League Player of the Week. He arrived from Barcelona on loan, but Liverpool fans already seem desperate to see him stay permanently. What do you make of his performances? Andoni Iraola: “First of all, I am very happy for him. I told Ronald this morning, ‘Enjoy this award, because you have earned it. But tomorrow, you come back to training and fight for your place again!’ “That is the thing about Ronald. He can win an individual award, everybody can praise him, and he will still be the first player ready to put his body on the line in the next training session. He tackles, he competes, he fights for every ball, and when the team needs someone to stand up, he does not hide” “People see the tackles and the incredible defensive performances, but I also see the desire behind them. He came from Barcelona, arrived in a new country, joined a club with enormous expectations, and had to adapt to a different league, different teammates and a different style of football. He has embraced the challenge with a fantastic attitude” “And let me tell you something funny. His English is still a work in progress! Sometimes I give him an instruction and I can see him concentrating very hard, trying to make sure he understands every word. But he is learning, he is improving, and he is never afraid to ask questions. We will get there. The important thing is that football speaks a language everybody understands, and Ronald is speaking it beautifully on the pitch” “I also think the supporters have recognised something important about him. They do not love him only because he makes tackles. They love him because he plays with his heart. When he makes a mistake, he fights to recover. When an opponent tries to get past him, he makes life difficult. When the team is under pressure, he wants the responsibility. “After he won the award, I told him, ‘Ronald, you can hear the supporters singing your name, but remember why they sing it. They see a player who respects the shirt, respects his teammates and gives everything for the people in the stands. Never lose that part of yourself.’ “Is he enjoying life here? Absolutely. You can see it in his personality, in the dressing room and in the way he celebrates with his teammates. He is happy, he feels welcomed, and he is becoming more comfortable every week” “Now, I know what the supporters are asking me already. They want him permanently! Every time he produces another big performance, somebody is asking what we are going to do about his future” “But Ronald is on loan from Barcelona, and there are decisions that must be made by the clubs and the player. I will not promise something that is not in my hands. What I can say is that we are enjoying having him here, and he is giving us many reasons to appreciate him” “Who knows what the future holds? Football can change very quickly. But if you ask me what I want from Ronald right now, it is simple: keep working, keep learning, keep defending like your life depends on it, and keep making these supporters happy.” Interviewer: “So you understand why Liverpool fans already want him to stay permanently? Andoni Iraola: “Of course! When a defender wins the ball, makes a huge tackle and celebrates like he has just scored a winning goal, supporters notice that. They want players who feel the game, not players who simply pass through a club” “Ronald has only been here on loan, but he is already giving people reasons to dream about a future together. Winning Player of the Week is a wonderful achievement, but the biggest compliment is hearing the supporters say, ‘We want him to stay.’ “I cannot promise them what will happen next summer. But I can promise you this: as long as Ronald Araújo wears our shirt, he will have a coach who appreciates his courage, teammates who respect his commitment”
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