@statmanstunner@kojopedri The more reason why the game has become “easy” for him is because he’s played as a 6 before, an 8 before, a false 9 before, now a 10. Man is too good, and understands every aspect of the game
@BigKerryBills@gyaigyimii There’s a group called mokobili, and he’s a member of them. He’s saying that because of theft, he’s no longer a member. His name is Azonto.
So he said, “me Azonto, because of theft, I’m no more a member”. This shows that the group doesn’t support theft
This coach is not just coaching those kids... He's coaching us all.
What a man!!!
Don't look at other's pace and position focus on your own grind.
There's no first to reach in life. The goal is to be present in the circle of influence
May the universe make it easy for us 🙏
Sergio “Kun” Agüero revealed in a livestream that Messi and the Argentina coach did clash after the World Cup final loss to Spain and also talked about how Messi’s teammates let him down.
“I honestly didn’t like how things ended in the final with the national team, especially with Messi having a disagreement with Lionel Scaloni. Messi told me he had a clash with Scaloni over the coach’s tactics and how he handled the match.
Messi told him there was no way they could sit back and let Spain have all the ball because they were going to lose that way, but the coach still insisted on playing a low block while waiting for a counter.
I mean, who the hell goes against the words of the greatest player in the world? Messi sees the game differently, but the coach was too full of pride to follow his advice.
Enzo’s challenge was very reckless. When you already have a yellow card, you still went for that type of tackle.
Argentina had already lost the game before the final even kicked off, and it’s just so sad how Lionel Scaloni and the teammates let Leo down in his last World Cup after everything he has done for the national team.”
#MbappéBallonDor2026
Kylian Mbappé's 2025/26 season:
🇪🇸 La Liga Golden Boot
🌍 FIFA World Cup Golden Boot
🏆 UEFA Champions League Golden Boot.
For the first time, I'm rooting for Mbappé to win the Ballon d'Or.
He has consistently outperformed every other player in the biggest competitions. Others may point to team trophies, but that alone shouldn't outweigh this level of individual excellence.
If Rodri, who missed a large part of the season through injury, wins it, it would be difficult to justify. The same World Cup that awarded Rodri the Golden Ball also crowned Mbappé as the Golden Boot winner.
The same La Liga that named Lamine Yamal its Best Player awarded Mbappé the Golden Boot.
The same Champions League campaign that's boosting the Ballon d'Or cases of Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia also ended with Mbappé winning the Golden Boot.
That's dominance. As a forward, his job is to score goals and decide games,and he delivered, regardless of the circumstances.
If the Ballon d'Or is meant to recognize the best individual performer, Mbappé has made a compelling case.
🚨 🇩🇪 Toni Kroos on How the GOAT Criteria Kept Changing;
🗣️"What I find funny is how the narrative kept changing. In 2016, when Cristiano Ronaldo won the Euros while Messi still hadn't won an international trophy, many people still refused to call Ronaldo the GOAT.
Then Kylian Mbappé won the World Cup in 2018, and suddenly the World Cup wasn't enough to make someone the greatest.
But the moment Messi finally won it in 2022, the same people started saying, 'You can't be the GOAT without a World Cup.' That's not consistency, that's moving the goalposts.
I have huge respect for Messi as one of football's greatest ever players after Cristiano Ronaldo but some of his fans have a habit of changing the criteria whenever it suits their argument."
🚨 𝗖𝗥𝗔𝗭𝗬 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧: Real Madrid players have scored 22 goals at this World Cup — the most ever by players from a single club in one edition of the tournament.