@call_me_sephy U just have to go to those juju shops they call elewe omo, if you’re lucky to be there early before they sell em to those that will use em to grind soap🥲
@hardeyfunds In terms of ball control, ball carrying, pressing, passes, crosses, Im poignant Fermin clears both kroos and modric,
but in terms of goal scoring and assists I think Fermin still clears them both
@_RMBello @_Gavin06 Just like Messi was tired of y’all talking bout him not winning any, he even retired on national level, came out of retirement and still won a Wc
@Luxboii You’re racing with yourself bro, the real race is to world glory and well some never made it to a semi final🙂🤒 and that’s who y’all Stan. Delulu
@Hutman_rm Im not even going 2 tlk abt d raphinha race but tht lewandowski’s which u mentioned is ttal crap, man ws in d final moments of his career, Ronaldo at that age alrdy wasn’t in Europe nd mind u, mbappe won d European gldn boot ahead of Ronaldo whn he ws in Europe more than once too
Raphinha will likely leave Barça with the legacy of being our top scoring Brazilian, while also scoring the second most goals in Barça CL history - behind only Messi.
And to think, just two seasons ago he was deemed borderline a failed signing, effectively on his way out of the club.
What Flick has done with Raphinha is, without question, one of the best examples of profiling and player-manager relations I’ve ever seen in the sport.