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🚨 José Mourinho on Kylian Mbappé losing the 2026 Ballon d’Or to Harry Kane:
🎙️ Interviewer: “José, do you think Kylian Mbappé was robbed of the Ballon d’Or?
José Mourinho:
“Robbed? I will let the people decide that. But tell me something: what more was Kylian supposed to do? He finished as the World Cup’s top scorer, the Champions League’s top scorer, and La Liga’s top scorer. Three enormous stages. Goals, pressure, responsibility. And at the end of the night, he sat there watching somebody else lift the biggest individual award in football. Not one trophy for him. Not one reward that reflected the season he had. What message does that send?
“Let me be clear: Harry Kane is a fantastic striker. I respect him. But does he deserve this Ballon d’Or MORE than Mbappé? For me, no. And I know that will upset people, because football has become a place where you are not allowed to question an award without somebody accusing you of disrespect”
“But awards must mean something! If a player dominates the scoring charts in the biggest competitions and still cannot convince the voters, then what exactly are we rewarding? Popularity? A beautiful story? Who people feel deserves a moment? Because if statistics, consistency and decisive performances are no longer enough, then stop pretending this award is purely about football”
“The saddest part is that the Ballon d’Or is losing its importance. Fans used to argue about it for months because they believed it represented the highest standard in the game. Now, when the winner is announced, people argue about whether the award itself can still be trusted. That should frighten the organisers”
“And spare me the idea that Mbappé should simply smile, clap and pretend it does not hurt. He is human. He watched a season of extraordinary achievements end without the recognition many believed he had earned. You can respect Harry Kane and still believe Mbappé deserved it more”
“When the player who tops the scoring charts in the World Cup, Champions League and La Liga walks away empty-handed, you cannot blame people for questioning the entire system. If that is not enough, then tell us what is. Because right now, the biggest question is not why Mbappé lost. It is whether the Ballon d’Or still means what it used to mean.”
Interviewer: “So you believe Mbappé deserved it over Kane?
José Mourinho:
“Yes. And people can disagree with me. That is football. But answer me honestly: if you were Mbappé, after that season, would you believe the award was decided on football alone?”
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🚨🇪🇬 Mo Salah congratulates Harry Kane after his triumphant Ballon d’Or victory.
🎙️ Mohamed Salah: “First of all, congratulations to Harry. What he achieved this season is unbelievable, and I think everyone has to respect what he has done. Seventy three goals in a season is something you see once in a generation.
“Of course, I wanted to win it. Every player wants to be recognised as the best in the world, and I have worked very hard throughout my career to reach that level. But football is not always about what you want. Sometimes, you have to accept that someone else had the better season.
“Harry deserves his moment. He scored goals, won trophies, delivered when his team needed him, and showed incredible consistency. You cannot argue with those numbers.
“Hopefully, one day I will have the opportunity to lift that trophy myself. Until then, I will keep working, keep scoring, and keep helping Liverpool win games.
“But let me be honest, if Harry scores another 73 goals next season, I might have to ask him what he is eating for breakfast.”
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🚨 RONALD ARAUJO INVITES VIRAL LIVERPOOL FANS TO AXA TRAINING CENTRE FOR HEARTWARMING CAUSE
Following Ronald Araujo’s ecstatic celebration in the Anfield Road End against Villarreal, a group of supporters caught up in the unforgettable moment were given a special surprise invitation to meet the defender at the AXA Training Centre. The Barcelona loanee has quickly cemented his status as a Kop cult hero not only for his stellar defensive work on the pitch, but also for his exceptional character off it.
Among those swept up in the viral celebration was Leigh Fairclough and her three children Louis, Paisley, and Evie who all live with type 1 diabetes, an incurable autoimmune condition affecting 375,000 people in the UK. While the family uses football as an essential escape from the constant daily stress of managing insulin levels and continuous glucose monitoring, their viral video provided an incredible platform to raise vital awareness ahead of World Diabetes Day on November 14.
"Football has become a lifeline and an escape from the stress and struggles we all deal with... a place where things can feel a bit more normal, even for just a split second, before we take another glance at the kids’ glucose levels." (Leigh Fairclough)
"We were lucky enough to meet Andoni just before he had his press conference and then again just after... Then, just afterwards, was the special surprise meeting Araujo himself! It was such a magical moment we will always cherish." (This Is Anfield)
During their VIP visit, the kids also had heartwarming interactions with manager Andoni Iraola, Jay Spearing, and captain Virgil van Dijk whom Paisley gifted a type 1 diabetes awareness pin badge. Through platforms like Instagram (@diabeticdiamond), the family continues to educate and advocate for others facing the daily battles of the condition, turning a viral football moment into a powerful vehicle for change.
