Fred

[Fodbold World @fodboldword]

Pelé en la final del Mundial 70 😱🇧🇷

[Leonardo @_lew9]

@RaiqueTavares recomendo assitir esse vídeo

https://t.co/nTnNsBDUHG

[Nando @NandoJRocha]

Eu era contra esse inchaço de seleções na Copa, com classificação aleatória de terceiros colocados e playoff extra. Revi meus conceitos. Sou oficialmente a favor de uma Copa com os 195 países do globo e quatro meses de competição.

[Fred @freschmidt]

Simplesmente FELIX TORRES amassando o musiala e o sane em plena copa do mundo

[ᜰ 🇦🇷🇯🇵 @markklfc]

Jürgen Klopp on Andrew Robertson and Alisson Becker meeting after Scotland vs Brazil:

🗣️ “Football can be cruel sometimes. One player walks away celebrating, the other walks away disappointed. But moments like the one between Robertson and Alisson remind you that there is something bigger than the result.”

“I saw them embrace after the final whistle and immediately thought about all the years they spent together. The dressing room memories, the victories, the defeats, the sacrifices. Those things create bonds that don't disappear because of one match.”

“Robertson had just suffered a painful World Cup defeat. Alisson had every reason to celebrate. Yet for a few moments, neither of them looked like opponents. They looked like brothers who genuinely cared about each other.”

“That is the beautiful side of football that cameras don't always capture. The respect between teammates who have fought together for years and understand exactly what the other person is feeling.”

“I imagine Alisson knew how much that defeat hurt Robertson. And I imagine Robertson was happy to see his friend doing well, even in a difficult moment for himself. That's what real friendship looks like.”

“People see footballers as competitors, but they are human beings first. They share dressing rooms, families, dreams, and memories. Sometimes those relationships become stronger than any rivalry.”

“When Robertson looked emotional and Alisson put his arms around him, it felt like a reminder that football is not only about winning and losing. It's also about the people you meet along the way.”

“Years from now, nobody will remember every tackle or every pass from this match. But moments of genuine respect and friendship stay with people because they show the human side of the game.”

“I've coached many great players, and the thing I admire most is not talent. It's character. The ability to celebrate with humility and comfort a friend when they are hurting.”

“Brazil won the game. Scotland suffered the defeat. But when Robertson and Alisson met after the final whistle, football itself felt like the winner. It was a small moment, but an incredibly powerful one.”

[Planeta do Futebol 🌎 @futebol_info]

Os escoceses comemorando achando que tinha sido gol

📸 Reprodução/Globo

[Mariana Oliveira @marioliveirain]

Os colombianos respeitosamente esperando ele acabar de cantar o hino da seleção do Congo sozinho para depois vibrarem com ele 🥲

[Vini Jr. @vinijr]

Eu farei 10x se for preciso. Eles não estão preparados.

[ARCEGA @ArcegaNoBet_]

Ancelotti: "Donde está mi analisis de orina, lo necesito para mis pruebas medicas"

Endrick:

[Fred @freschmidt]

Bah essa gripe do Intermed me pegou

[Fred @freschmidt]

Pouca foto e muita memória foda nesse intermed

[Fred @freschmidt]

A musica da copa ta tao foda que to começando a entrar na vibe do melhor torneio do mundo

[Futmais | Menino Fut @futtmais]

Jornalista: “Se você soubesse que a lesão do Neymar era grau 2, teria convocado ele?”

Carlo Ancelotti: “Se meu avô tivesse rodas, ele seria um CARRO.”

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[Fred @freschmidt]

1 mes pra começar o internato, o tempo voaaaa

[intesao da massa parafuso @parafusodamassa]

🚨🚨🚨 carlo ancelotti não aguentou a cerimônia da convocação e tomou uma cápsula de cianeto
🇧🇷🇲🇽o treinador italiano deve falecer nas próximas horas

🗞️gzh