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🎙️ Roy Keane on Portugal 1-1 DR Congo 🇵🇹🇨🇩

“I went back and watched the highlights again…

You’ve got midfielders like Bruno, Vitinha and Neves, and Ronaldo is getting just 5 passes in the opponent’s box for the whole 90 minutes? That’s not good enough.

I saw Bruno taking shots when he should be passing, even showing frustration when Ronaldo had an effort that could’ve been laid off to him.

At some point, you’ve got to remember your role. Your job is to create for the striker, not make it all about yourself.”

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🎙️ Didier Drogba on Chelsea’s reported interest in Danny Welbeck:

“I took my time to really think about why Xabi Alonso might want Danny Welbeck, and honestly, I still struggle to see it. Maybe he values his experience, his work rate, his leadership and the way he presses from the front. Those qualities are important in any dressing room.

But Chelsea are a club expected to compete for the biggest trophies. At that level, your striker has to consistently score goals and decide matches. With all due respect to Danny, goals have never been the strongest part of his game. You need more than hard work—you need end product.

This isn’t criticism of Welbeck as a professional. He’s had a respectable career and every coach would appreciate what he brings to a squad. But if Chelsea are looking for a striker to transform their attack, I’m not convinced he’s the answer.

That said, Xabi Alonso has earned the right to make bold decisions. If he truly believes Danny Welbeck is the man who can improve this team and help build the culture he wants, then Chelsea should back him. I believe in what Xabi is building, and sometimes the best signings are the ones that surprise everyone.”

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@FCBLuncca That’s ownership

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🎙️ Gary Neville on Andrea Pirlo losing the Italy job over his Fonbet partnership:

“If Andrea Pirlo has genuinely lost the Italy job because of a commercial partnership with a Russian betting company, then you have to ask why these concerns weren’t raised before he became the leading candidate.

Background checks exist for a reason. You don’t get to the finish line and suddenly discover something that has been public knowledge for months. That’s poor governance.

Whether you agree with Pirlo’s decision to work with that company or not, the Federation should have known exactly what they were dealing with before putting his name at the top of the list.

It’s a terrible look for Italian football. Either appoint him because you believe he’s the right man, or rule him out from the beginning because of the controversy. Don’t let a man think he’s got his dream job and then pull the rug from under him at the last minute. That’s not how serious football institutions should operate.”

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🎙️ Gerard Piqué on Real Madrid spending €135M on Yan Diomande:

“€135 million for Yan Diomande? That’s an incredible amount of money. The kid is talented, nobody doubts that, but Real Madrid are paying a finished superstar’s price for a player who is still writing the first chapters of his career.

The funny thing is, Madrid will keep collecting the most expensive young talents in football, while Barcelona will continue building from within and still find a way to challenge for—and often win—the biggest trophies. History has a habit of repeating itself.

Every summer it’s ‘Cucurella this, Bernardo Silva that, Rodri this, Diomande that…’ Meanwhile, we look around and remember we already have Lamine Yamal at home. You can spend €135 million on potential, but you can’t buy La Masia’s DNA.

Football has never been won on transfer fees. It’s won on the pitch. And Barcelona have proved that more times than people like to admit.”

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@thecasualultra palermo fans really built different when it comes to showing up for their club

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@BTCCexchange bro locked in already 😎

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🚨 THE BIGGEST TRANSFER REPORTS THAT NEVER HAPPENED — FABRIZIO ROMANO & FLORIAN PLETTENBERG

🇩🇪 Florian Plettenberg
❌ Marc Guéhi → Liverpool (2026)

🇮🇹 Fabrizio Romano
❌ Adrien Rabiot → Barcelona (2019)
❌ Emerson Royal → Beşiktaş (2025)
❌ Victor Boniface → AC Milan (2025)
❌ Morgan Gibbs-White → Tottenham (2025)
❌ Marc Guéhi → Liverpool (2026)

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@FCBLuncca Hmm I can see that

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@UtdHarvey37 Mm looks like it

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🚨😳 THE FABRIZIO ROMANO vs FLORIAN PLETTENBERG SAGA JUST ESCALATED EVEN FURTHER!

🇮🇹 Fabrizio Romano ⚔️ 🇩🇪 Florian Plettenberg

👉 It all started after Fabrizio dropped his famous “HERE WE GO!” on Yan Diomande’s move to Real Madrid.

👉 Plettenberg responded by insisting there was still NO agreement between RB Leipzig and Real Madrid, saying Sky Germany would only report a “DONE DEAL” once the clubs had actually reached a real agreement and the exact transfer fee was known.

🥶 Fabrizio then fired back:

“Diomande will go to Real Madrid. Here we go. Enjoy.”

He also accused reports linking Manchester City to a €100M bid of being inaccurate and said Madrid had been leading the race for days.

😳 Plettenberg wasn’t done.

He replied that Sky never reported a formal Manchester City bid, only that City were willing to spend that amount, and challenged the basis on which some journalists publish “agreements”, “done deals” and “Here we go’s.”

💥 The exchange then turned personal.

Fabrizio claimed Plettenberg had previously messaged him asking how to grow his following and called his work “motivation,” while Plettenberg accused Romano of reporting deals based on probability rather than actual agreements, deleting incorrect “Here we go’s,” chasing algorithms, and failing to credit original sources.

🍿 The Diomande transfer may still end with Real Madrid, but for now, the biggest battle of the transfer window isn’t between clubs…

It’s between football’s two biggest transfer insiders.

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🎙️ Yan Diomande on signing a five-year contract with Real Madrid:

“This is one of the most emotional moments of my life. Not just for me, but for my entire family. Growing up in Abidjan, we didn’t have much, but we had dreams. Football was our hope, and every sacrifice was made with the belief that one day moments like this could become reality.

I still remember my time in the United Premier Soccer League. Finishing as the top scorer and receiving $1,000 as a reward felt like I had won the world. To some people it may not seem like much, but at that stage of my life it meant everything. It helped my family through difficult times and gave me even more belief that football could change our lives.

My journey has never been easy. I left home, moved to the United States, faced rejection after rejection, eventually earned my opportunity at Leganés, and then took another huge step by joining RB Leipzig. Every chapter came with challenges, but every challenge made me stronger and prepared me for this moment.

Representing Côte d’Ivoire at the World Cup was already a dream beyond anything I could have imagined. Now, signing for Real Madrid—the biggest club in football—is another dream coming true. It’s proof that hard work, patience, and faith always have a reward.

I know there was interest from PSG, and I have nothing but respect for them and everything they’re building. But the moment I heard Real Madrid wanted me, my decision was made. Opportunities like this don’t come twice. When Real Madrid calls, you listen. It has always been a club every young footballer dreams of representing.

Today, I’m thinking about my sister, Roxane. She believed in me before anyone else did. She always told me I would become one of the best in the world. I wish she were here to witness this moment because this was our dream, not just mine. Every step I take, every goal I score, and every success I achieve is dedicated to her. I know she’s smiling and celebrating with me.

I arrive here with humility, hunger, and a great sense of responsibility. Wearing this shirt is a privilege, but I know that at Real Madrid talent alone is never enough—you have to earn everything. I’ll give everything for this badge, my teammates, the coaching staff, and the Madridistas. I’m ready for this challenge, and I can’t wait to begin this new chapter.

Hala Madrid.

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@Bola__UTD He was never gone

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