😃 Uri kumwe na Ronaldo Nazario??
“Spain are going to win the World Cup final, and easily."
Ati Spain bitayigoye iratsinda uyu mukino…
Nawe niko ubibona???
#FIFAWordlCup2026 with @Forzzagaming
The grass sees the zebra as the enemy. The zebra sees the lion as the enemy. Good and evil depend on where you’re standing. Nature only cares who survives.
Some one used AI to switch the jersey of Nico Gonzalez and the swiss player and posted this on Facebook
If you go to the comment section you will see how did Argentina not get a red card for this 🤣🤣🤣
Messi fans I love guys you so much, the most intelligent people on the internet are Messi fans
20 YEARS FROM NOW RONALDO FANS HAVING A CONVERSATION WITH HIS SON
Son: Daddy who is this Man that scored 1000+ goals
Dad: Cristiano Ronaldo
Son: Did he ever play in the world cup
Dad: Yes he did 6 times
Son: How come he scored 1000+ Goals but never scored in the world cup Knockout stage
Dad: Oh Son you are wrong he actually scored 1 Penalty against Croatia in his last World Cup in the Round of 32
Son: Wow Just 1 Penalty out of 1000+ Goals how is he the Greatest of all time then?
Dad: it's because he is tall and handsome and has 6 Packs and Messi is short that's why
Imagine being the player to have missed the most Penalty in the world cup and still you are the player to have scored the most Goals in the same world cup
What a flex, we brag different over here
MESSI MESSI MESSI 🐐🐐🐐
On Saturday Pep Guardiola lifted the FA Cup at Wembley. A journalist asked him directly if he was leaving Manchester City. He looked into the camera and said "No way. No way. I have one year left on my contract.
Four days later, it was announced that he would be leaving.
Do not read that as deception. Read it as a man who loved something so much he could not bring himself to say goodbye out loud. Not in that moment. Not with the trophy still in his hands and the confetti still falling.
That is the most human thing about this story.
Pep Guardiola arrived at Manchester City in July 2016 with a reputation already built at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
10 years after, he is leaving as something English football had never seen. Six Premier League titles. Four of them consecutive, the first time any club had achieved that in the league's history.
He won Twenty trophies in ten years- including the Champions League that the club had spent its entire existence chasing. He did not just win things. He changed what winning looked like.
But football is brutal and cyclical and completely indifferent to greatness. Sir Alex Ferguson stepped away after 27 years and United have not been the same since. Arsène Wenger gave Arsenal 22 years and left a void that took a decade to fill. Jürgen Klopp said farewell to Liverpool with tears on the touchline and the whole sport stopped to watch.
Now it is Pep's turn to walk away. And it will hurt in ways City fans are not fully prepared for yet.
Enzo Maresca is expected to succeed him, a former assistant who knows the DNA of the club. That offers continuity. It does not offer replacement. Of course, you cannot replace a man who redefined a sport. You can only try to honour what he built and hope the foundation holds.
King Pep is not just leaving the throne. He is leaving a city, a club and a fanbase that built an entire identity around what he created.
Some goodbyes in football are clean. This one will not be.
My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.