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"Mama, your son is now the IG"
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Fabinho reveals what Mo Salah told him after the game vs kuPS.
Reporter🗣️: do you mind telling us what Mo Salah was telling after the game.
Fab🗣️: After the game I went straight up and said Hey Salah, why can’t you just stop scoring and performing bravely.?
“He just smiled and said, don’t you remember who I use to be, I’m still that same Mo Salah.”😁
“Before he left Something hit my mind with goosebumps and flash reflects of our journey at Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp.”
“Honestly I couldn’t hold back my excitement and I told him “once again thank you Mo Salah.” He ask again why do I have to thank him.”
Then I said Klopp use to tell everyone in the dressing room especially the senior players, let’s win trophies along the journey so when we meet again someday we can talk about it.”
He replied back that exactly we’re doing it here again.
I’m not even surprised with an inch of his performance because I’ve seen him destroy and turn things around in heated moments when needed.”
Arguably the most impressive and complete player I’ve played with at club level.”
🚨Sergio Ramos on Cristiano Ronaldo claiming to be the greatest of all time because the numbers speak for themselves:
🗣️Reporter: “Sergio, you've played with both Ronaldo and Messi and faced them as opponents. What do you make of Cristiano's statement?”
🎙️Sergio Ramos:
“Listen, I've played with both, so I think I'm in a good position to speak about this. I played with Cristiano during his prime at Real Madrid, when he was our main source of goals. He delivered in the biggest matches, and nobody can take that away from him.
“But I also played with Messi at PSG. He wasn't at the same stage of his career as he was at Barcelona, but I saw things in training that were simply unbelievable. His vision, his passing, the way he understood the game before everyone else — sometimes, you just had to stop and admire him.
🗣️Reporter: “So you're disappointed with Ronaldo's comments?”
🎙️Sergio Ramos:
“A little, yes [laughs]. Not because he believes he's the best, but because he's making the argument as if goals are the only thing that matters.
“Cristiano's goalscoring numbers are extraordinary. But football isn't just about scoring. What about creating chances, assisting teammates, controlling games and making things happen when nobody else sees an opening?
“Cristiano gives you goals at an incredible level. Messi gives you goals, assists, creativity and playmaking. That's the complete package.”
“And I'm saying this as someone who's experienced both players up close, not someone who's only watched them on television.”
🗣️Reporter: “You've defended against both. Who was more difficult to stop?”
🎙️Sergio Ramos:
“Against Cristiano [laughs], you know the danger he's going to bring inside the box. Give him the right pass or cross, and he can punish you immediately.
“But prime Messi? That was a different problem entirely. He could drop into midfield, eliminate defenders, create chances and score himself. You could do everything right defensively, and somehow he'd still find a solution.
“I tried to stop prime Messi many times, and everyone knows how those stories usually ended!”
“That's the difference. Against Cristiano, you're worried about what he'll do when the ball reaches him. Against Messi, you're worried about what he'll invent before the ball even reaches him.”
🗣️Reporter: “So what would you say to Cristiano?”
🎙️Sergio Ramos:
“I respect Cristiano enormously. I played alongside him, I know his mentality, and I know what he contributed to Real Madrid. But you cannot reduce football to a goals column.
“We're talking about Messi while he's still here, with everything he's achieved in front of our eyes. Why ignore the complete picture just to argue about one statistic?”
“I've played with both, celebrated with both and faced both. Cristiano made scoring look inevitable. Messi made the impossible look normal. And if you've played against them, you understand why that distinction matters.”
Man City just got found guilty on 114 of 115 financial charges — but the story behind it involves a convicted hacker, a five-year loophole, and a manager who's spent three decades standing next to scandals. Al Jazeera's Basel Ghazoghli breaks it down.
🚨🗣 Thierry Henry on Mo Salah's Hattrick against Galatasaray:
"You can clearly see that Mo Salah was not the problem at Liverpool, maybe there could be a problem within the executives of the club but not the Egyptian king"
"Imagine your first hattrick in the Turkish league came against Galatasaray, one of the biggest Turkish club, you just have to put some respect on his name"
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