🚨🤯 HISTORIC: Mexico captain Rebeca Bernal is officially a new Manchester United player. 🏴💣
The defender will become the FIRST-EVER MEXICAN to play in the Women’s Super League.
Mexico now has a new Red Devil, following in the footsteps of Chicharito Hernández. ❤️👏🏼
🚨 BREAKING!
Manchester United’s anthem “Take Me Home, United Road,”
popularly known as “The United Road Song,” has been voted the best football anthem in the world 🥇
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Students greet their teacher by chanting the "Glory Glory Man Utd" after the Fulham win. And the teacher responds with 'Cunha dance. 😂❤️
World is much better place when Man Utd is winning!
Trent Williams with HIGH PRAISE for Brock Purdy:
“When you’re in that huddle, there’s only one voice speaking. You got 10 grown men staring at you. You can’t fool grown men. The confidence that he has in the huddle no matter what phase of the game, those long play-calls, just getting everybody where they need to be, from A to Z he does it at a really high level. I say it all the time, he’s a god send for us to get him where we got him in the draft. Obviously he’s getting what he deserves now, but he’s still the same guy from his rookie year. He’s just a baller, man.”
WAYNE ROONEY: "Many thought that I had to sacrifice myself so that Cristiano could shine, but the truth is I never saw it that way. Yes, he had that unique mentality, that obsession with being the best, with winning the Ballon d'Or and every individual award. I, on the other hand, was always different: the only thing that mattered to me was winning as a team. Premier League, Champions League, lifting trophies with my teammates… that’s what fulfilled me. That’s why, if I had to play on the left in a final, I did it without thinking twice. I didn’t need to be the star, I needed to feel that we all won together."
"What was impressive about Cristiano wasn’t just his talent, it was his mind. He has a chip that very few in football possess: that endless hunger, that ego that, far from being a negative, pushed him to demand more from himself and from everyone else. I admired him because I wanted to win, but he wanted to win absolutely everything: team titles and individual ones. That difference in mentality marked the contrast between us, and in the end it’s what took him to a level almost no one has reached. I enjoyed life in a different way, he was willing to give everything to be number one."
The brotherhood between Mexico and Japan continues and this is how the Japanese players received Mexico in the hotel after eliminating Argentina from the U-17 World Cup. 🏆
This is the best thing you will see today. 🇯🇵❤️👏🏼