London, THE TORCHER is Here!!!🇬🇧
Just some days more to the Biggest Shutdown. I can't wait to Host y'all at the OVO Arena Wembley on AUG 15🔥 #BhimFestLondon
🎫Get your last-minute tickets now: https://t.co/7MDW8I978L
I’m very grateful to everyone at Barcelona for making my time here such a positive and memorable experience. I’ve enjoyed every moment and will take many special memories with me.
I wish the club and all its supporters the very best of luck and every success in the season ahead.
🔵🔴👋🏾 OFFICIAL: Marcus Rashford says his final goodbye to Barcelona as he returns to Man United for pre-season.
“Extremely grateful to everyone at the club for turning my time here into such a positive and unforgettable experience. I’ve loved every moment and will carry those special memories with me.
Wishing the club and all the fans the very best of luck and massive success this season.
Visca el Barça!”.
Join me on the road to BHIMFEST London!!
Catch the 'Gh for Gold' concert on Sat, 1st Aug. at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, and then vibe with the 'Highlife to the World' concert on Sun, 2nd Aug. at SeaSea Beach Club, Barcelona.
Let’s make this weekend unforgettable!🔥
🚨🇪🇸 Lamine Yamal: “It's not the coach's fault that I didn't score five goals. These are things that happen in football and they don't worry me”.
“I was young and watched editions of the World Cup where Spain got eliminated. We keep winning and that's what's important…”.
🚨| Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Pau Cubarsi:
🎙️| Pau Cubarsí was my Player of the Match. He defended like a monster, created the winner for Spain, and he's only 19.🫡
Put Mbappe in this Argentina team and he will struggle, put Messi in this France team and he will do even better than Mbappe. He has created more big chances than Olise yet he has 1 assist and Olise has 5.
It’s ridiculous he’s keeping up at 39 without a superteam like Mbappe.
Toni Kroos on the claims that Argentina robbed Egypt at the World Cup:
🗣️ "I don't understand why people always look for excuses after a result like this. Football is decided over 90 minutes, not by one moment. Egypt played an excellent first half, but after going 2–0 up they lost control of the game, and Argentina took advantage. That's what top teams do.
"People keep talking about the referee and VAR, but if you watch the match objectively, Argentina's comeback was built on their intensity, quality, and mentality. They believed until the final whistle, while Egypt couldn't maintain the same level they showed early on.
"You can't throw away a two-goal lead against one of the best teams in the world and then reduce everything to one decision. Football is much more complex than that.
"There will always be debates about refereeing, and that's normal. But saying the match was 'stolen' or that the tournament is being handed to Argentina is unfair to every player on the pitch. The players decide games with their performances, not conspiracy theories.
"The difficult thing after defeat is accepting that the opponent was better in the decisive moments. Argentina deserved credit for the way they responded under pressure, and Egypt should be proud of their performance while also learning from the mistakes that cost them. That's football."