🚨🎙️ Ryan Giggs on Rúben Amorim’s influence on Manchester United’s transfer strategy:
🗣️ “Cunha was the first player INEOS spent over £60m on, and I don’t think that’s a coincidence.
He was one of Rúben Amorim’s priority targets from the beginning. Then came Bryan Mbeumo, another player Rúben wanted because he fit the style of football he was trying to build.
They both joined and did well, even more than some of the players United have signed for high fees in the past.
After those deals, whenever a player’s valuation started climbing above £60m, Manchester United always seemed reluctant to go that far.
That’s why I believe Rúben’s influence played a big part in changing the club’s approach.”
As Africa and the world’s attention moves to WAFCON today, let’s support our Black Queens of Ghana to make us proud AGAIN like they always do.
@GhanaWNT 🇬🇭
Rick Ross new girlfriend really got him working out. Wedding on the way. Bro needed a woman like this from the jump.
He’s tired, but his mouth is still moving faster than his legs. 😭😂😂
“I was very explosive and relied a lot on speed and dribbling.
I wanted to evolve the way Cristiano Ronaldo did, but I couldn’t. He went from being a flashy dribbler to a lethal goalscorer through discipline.”
— Ronaldo Nazário
Good luck tonight @anthonyjoshua. I know how much work you have put into preparing for this fight. Now go out there and do what you came to do. Respect always!
In a recent interview, Luís Figo revealed that ten journalists shortlisted among the 100 Ballon d’Or voters have been delisted and removed for violating FIFA regulations in favor of Messi.
According to Figo, the journalists were caught attempting to manipulate and coordinate their votes in favor of Lionel Messi to win the award over other top contenders, including Lamine Yamal, Kylian Mbappé, and Harry Kane.
Figo went further, stating: “For the past 15 years the awards have been rigged in favor of Messi. Only 3 out of the 8 he has won were truly deserved. I don’t know what the relationship between him and FIFA is, but I hope he’s brought to justice someday.”
🚨Sergio Agüero on Elliot Anderson saying “Manchester City is the king of Manchester.”
🗣️ Sergio Agüero: “Elliot is a very intelligent player. I’ve watched him a few times, and you can see his quality on the ball. He’s young, talented and has a bright future ahead of him. But sometimes you hear players say things and wonder if they truly understand football history. Even as a former Manchester City player, I couldn’t say City are the biggest club in Manchester.”
“What Manchester City have achieved under Pep Guardiola is incredible, and nobody can ignore the trophies, the football or the success. But being the biggest club is about more than one great era. It’s about history, tradition, global support and legacy. For me, Manchester United will always be the biggest club in Manchester. If you ask me the biggest club in England, I’d say Manchester United. If you ask me the biggest in world football, I’d say Real Madrid alongside Manchester United.”
“I think Elliot will understand that with time. There’s a difference between being the best team over a period and being the biggest club historically. Football teaches humility, and history deserves respect. Manchester City have built something special, but Manchester United’s place in football history isn’t something that can simply be erased.”
🚨 Rayan Cherki had a DISASTROUS attitude during the World Cup tournament. 🤯
During a cooling break against England, he spoke disrespectfully to Didier Deschamps after the France boss asked him to release the ball more quickly. 😳
Rather than reacting angrily, Deschamps turned to Michael Olise to encourage him, before also speaking with Désiré Doué and Kylian Mbappé.
French outlet L'Équipe gave Cherki a 2/10 rating, claiming he refused to listen to Deschamps' advice during the cooling break despite playing in his first-ever World Cup. 😤
(Source: L'Équipe / @Romain_Molina )