Ander Herrera on witnessing Lionel Messi’s greatness at PSG: “I used to count how many times Messi lost the ball in training. The number was ZERO. He NEVER lost it. It was absolutely crazy. We will NEVER see another player like him.”
Question: “Which player gave you the most enjoyment during your time at PSG? Who made you think, ‘My God, I’ve never seen anything like this before’?”
🗣️ Ander Herrera: “Leo, of course. For me, Messi is a player we will never see again. That’s what I believe.
And it’s not just about matches, but every single training session too. I remember counting how many times he lost the ball during training, and the number was ZERO!
In the training exercise where we play inside a square, the rondo, do you call it a square in English?
He never lost the ball, not even once when he was in the middle. That means he literally never lost possession. It was crazy.
With Neymar, you knew he might sometimes come to training without being fully focused, but you also knew he would deliver an incredible performance in the match.
But Leo was unbelievable every single day, in every training session. That’s one of the reasons why he’s still performing at this level today.
We saw him at the World Cup. He might barely be involved in the game for 75 minutes, and then suddenly decide, ‘I’m going to decide this match.’
And he starts making the difference. And he’s doing all of this at 39 years old! It’s unbelievable.”
Dana White: You should be figuring out right now at the end of 2025 how you're gonna change your life and make 2026 the best fucking year of your life. It's up to you. It's never been more easy than it is right now. You just gotta get out and do the work.
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Micah Parsons has retired his mom after signing a $188 million contract with the Packers 🙌🏽💯
"That moment when your momma never has to work again! God, you are amazing!"
- €75 Million on Gyokeres.
- €70m Million on Zubimendi.
- €20m on Mosquera.
- €65m on Madueke.
- €15m on Christian nørgaard.
- €10m on Kepa
- €73m on Eze
That's €328m in total.
But "Liverpool are the ones buying the League"
How can Liverpool afford all these signings?
Ranking of net spend across the 5 completed seasons prior to this summer 2020/21-2024/25 (according to @TMuk_news)
1) Chelsea: -£770m
2) United: -£547m
3) Spurs: -£472m
4) Arsenal: -£468m
5) Newcastle: -£365m
6) West Ham: -£274m
7) Man City: -£270m
8) Liverpool: -£252m
9) Nottingham Forest: -£220m
Liverpool's net spend in this time is over £200m less than Spurs, they've spent less than West Ham...
Across this period, Liverpool won a Premier League title, 1 FA Cup, 2 League Cups and reached a Champions League final.
They won that Premier League title, having made a net PROFIT of £4.4m on transfers across that season.
Even if they do sign Isak, they are likely to make at least £130m from the sales of Diaz, Nunez and Elliot.
Don't be angry, it's not unfair. Liverpool are just smarter than your club.
A man in Brazil claimed he needed to save his four children during a severe flood, rescuers later discovered he was actually rescuing his four dogs left at home.. I would 100% do the same