Gen yon seri de las Maignan ap fè nan kè teren an, ou santi se de pas ki travay nan antredman. Paske yo konnen ekip la pral prese defans lan, e Olise jwe balon sa yo ak yon sèl touch sa w tande a ekip la ouvè.
Nèg Bretugal Real yo nan kisa n pran la a, nan kisa n mete tèt nou la a. Tout Jan bagay la pa non pou nou non.
Messi chanpyon te vèven
Lamine chanpyon te vèven
Mbappé champion te vèven pi rèd. 😂😂😂
Robert Lewandowski leaves Barça as free agent. 👋🏼
👟 190 games
⚽️ 119 goals
🅰️ 24 assists
🌟 143 goal contributions
🏆 3x La Liga
🏆 1x Copa del Rey
🏆 3x Spanish Supercup
🚨🎙️Iker Casillas thoughts on Florentino Perez’s press conference yesterday:
“I love Florentino Pérez. I owe him part of my career, part of my history, part of my life at Real Madrid. But because I love it, I cannot sit quietly and pretend everything is normal anymore.
“People are scared to say it because Florentino built the modern Real Madrid, but somebody has to be honest now… this is no longer the club we fought for in the dressing room.
What I watched yesterday wasn’t leadership. It was a man at war with everybody, the media, UEFA, referees, journalists, even his own shadows. Real Madrid used to intimidate Europe with football. Now we hold press conferences blaming conspiracies every time things go wrong.
Yesterday I saw a man fighting shadows instead of facing the truth.
The dangerous part? Madridistas are starting to normalize it.
You cannot call every failed season a robbery. At some point you look in the mirror and admit the planning failed. The old generation carried this club for years and covered cracks that are now impossible to hide. Ramos, Modrić, Kroos, Benzema, Marcelo, Cristiano… they protected the institution with personality. Today I see a club hiding behind excuses instead of standards.
And honestly, the obsession with politics is becoming bigger than football itself. Super League wars, Negreira dossiers, media enemies, presidential drama… meanwhile the team lost identity on the pitch. Real Madrid fans don’t care about 500-page documents. They care about winning and respecting the badge.
What shocked me most was hearing Florentino speak like a man defending his throne instead of defending the club. Real Madrid should never revolve around one person. Not even Santiago Bernabéu acted like he was the club.
The saddest thing? Many Madrid fans know this already but won’t admit it publicly because they’re afraid of sounding ungrateful. Yes, Florentino gave Madrid galaticos and trophies. But success from the past cannot become immunity from criticism forever.
And if we’re being serious… the Mourinho rumors tell you everything. Bringing Mourinho back in 2026 would prove this club is emotionally stuck in the past. Madrid used to lead football into the future. Now it feels like we’re desperately trying to relive old wars and old glory.
This doesn’t look like the strongest club in the world anymore.
It looks like a giant slowly losing control while pretending everything is under control.”
🚨🎙️ Gareth Bale on Luis Enrique subbing off Dembélé in the 66th minute against Bayern Munich
“When I saw that moment of Luis Enrique subbing off Ousmane Dembélé in the 66th minute of a massive Champions League night, I was shocked but the lad’s reaction shocked me further….he simply urges his teammates to keep up the pressure, walks straight over, shakes his manager’s hand, no words, no face, no drama, and sits down like it’s the most normal thing in the world.
That’s why he’s absolutely flying under Enrique right now. He’s bought into the system completely — tracks back, presses, puts the team first, perfect display of humility, no ego. No wonder he’s Ballon d’Or standard and thriving.
At Real Madrid it was exactly the same: no player was ever bigger than the club, no matter how many goals you’d scored, how many titles you’d won, or what the fans chanted. You accepted the gaffer’s decision because the badge came first.
These days too many lads have this entitlement mentality , I am pretty sure I can make a list naming names of these players — sub them off and they sulk, they storm off, they make it about themselves. Football’s changed, but the ones who still get it, like Dembélé under Enrique, are the ones who end up winning everything.”
@nitronitroni An jwèt konsa, Dèf gen yon gwo jwè nan ekip li wi, ki se #Nitro. Se yon Nèg ki merite respè, men pou yon sèl bagay m gen yon ti dout sou li. Sèlman paske l se fan Real Madrid, moun sa yo koken anpil. 😂😂😂 respè bro ✌️🏾
Depi Arsenal pèdi demen, li ap pèdi PL la. M gen rezon m fèm di sa a, paske yo pral livre gwo konba pou genyen match retou a, PL la ap file nan men yo. Sèl chans yo se yon bon rezilta demen, ke se nil oubyen yo genyen.
Rudy pap renmen tande pawòl sa a non, pou jan Nèg yo pale misye mal. 😂😂😊 se mond lan wi, yap pile w lè w pye atè men yo pap aplodi w lè w gen soulye nan pye w.
🚨🔝 Pep Guardiola: “Matheus Nunes is becoming one of the best right-backs in the world”.
“Defensively, attention to the line, arriving to the by-line - many, many good things!”.
Since the introduction of the “Semi-Automatic” in La Liga, it has malfunctioned ONLY 3 times, all against FC Barcelona.
In all 3 cases, Del Cerro Grande was at VAR.
An embarrassment to football!
🚨🗣️ Thierry Henry on Barcelona Vs Atletico Madrid both-leg officiating controversy:
“I’m sorry, but what did I just watch over two legs? Because that’s not football, that’s decisions deciding games.
First leg, you send off Cubarsí for that? Minimal contact, the boy barely touches him and suddenly it’s a red card that flips the entire tie. Then you have a clear handball inside the six-yard box from Pubill, he literally stops the ball with his hand like he’s playing basketball and VAR just… goes quiet? How is that even possible at this level?
Koke is out there doing late challenges, off-ball stuff all game, no cards. Not even a warning. But on the other side, Eric García gets a straight red when Koundé is literally right there to cover? So now we’re rewriting the ‘last man’ rule as we go?
And don’t get me started on Olmo, pushed from behind, clear as day, no penalty. Then you count the fouls Atlético made… how many yellows? Zero? Come on. You can’t tell me that’s normal.
Then Ferran scores, and we’re talking about offside on a rebound situation? That goal should stand. Simple.
At some point, you stop calling it ‘bad luck’ and you start asking real questions. Because when every big decision goes one way, it’s not coincidence anymore. Barcelona didn’t just lose this tie… they were taken out of it.”