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[WRH93 @itswrh]

@Penelope_10x I grabbed the ones with pan oh shoe low on them

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@Marty93pr Football needs a transfer cap, the sport is fucked. All we’re gonna see going forward is players running their contracts down and leaving for free because clubs expect 9 figure fees as a minimum

[WRH93 @itswrh]

@Torah_FitnessTK @kimbxwilson We’re exact same. 18 months longest stretch 4.5hr

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@Marty93pr £100m is the new £30m

[PurelyFootball ℗ @PurelyFootball]

📊 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐂𝐊 𝐅𝐀𝐂𝐓: Rio Ngumoha averaged more successful dribbles per 90 (4.9) than any other player in the 2025/26 Premier League season among those with 500+ minutes played. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌟

[@WhoScored]

[WRH93 @itswrh]

If he’s going United for £85m then £90m for Diomande is a bargain

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🇵🇹 Understand Matheus Fernandes price tag has been fixed by West Ham in a meeting with his camp: £85m.

Manchester United in contact with player side, more clubs also attentive and keen.

🎥➕ https://t.co/amCOmcAM9C

[WRH93 @itswrh]

@Corballyred Never watched so can’t compare, I mean PTSD of a new manager bringing a CM with him who everyone is raving about

[WRH93 @itswrh]

New Rhyl

[Curiosity @CuriosityonX]

First city ever built on mars.

You get to name it.

What's it gonna be?

[Tom @t_manning92]

Swap deal to get Robertson back

[WRH93 @itswrh]

@Liddellpool Is there doubt

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@FabrizioRomano Can’t wait for Liverpool to sign him in 2 years time for £90m

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@LBLFC_ Think Bayern are gonna play him in a 433 with Rio and Barcola mate

[Cam @cam_nufc]

Omg new camera angle unlocked

[WRH93 @itswrh]

The Slot diehards will hate this

[Space | ™ @ITKSpace]

Bayern Munich, through head of sport Max Eberl and head coach Vincent Kompany, did indeed establish contact with Rio Ngumoha and his representatives in recent weeks in an attempt to position Bayern Munich as a potential destination for one of English football’s most highly regarded young talents, with those approaches arriving during a period in which the player was frustrated by his limited opportunities under former Liverpool head coach Arne Slot and uncertain whether his pathway to first-team football would immediately accelerate, leading Bayern to receive indications that he could hypothetically be open to a short-term alternative pathway in order to accelerate his development and accumulate valuable senior minutes at a smaller club and in a less demanding league, before eventually returning to Liverpool, the iconic and most decorated institution in English football on Merseyside that he has always regarded as his dream club, as a more complete, experienced and established player.

However, as discussions intensified, Bayern’s representatives made their financial position clear by indicating a valuation in the region of £35 million (€40 million), a figure viewed as so far removed from Liverpool’s internal assessment that serious negotiations never truly materialised, with Liverpool having absolutely no intention of entertaining the sale of one of their most prized academy talents, while those involved increasingly recognised the vast gulf between Bayern’s proposal and Liverpool’s expectations, further reinforced by Ngumoha’s insistence that any hypothetical departure would require mechanisms facilitating a future return to Anfield following his development elsewhere, meaning no personal agreement was ever reached between Bayern Munich and the player as several fundamental conditions surrounding any potential move never aligned, ultimately underlining where his heart remained throughout the process and where he continues to envision his long-term future.

The entire situation furthermore shifted dramatically the moment Arne Slot departed and Andoni Iraola arrived at Liverpool, effectively removing the very foundations upon which Bayern’s hopes had been built as Ngumoha’s outlook changed almost immediately, with the player now believing he has a genuine opportunity to establish himself under the new manager and determined to fight for his place rather than abandon his ambitions at the club he considers his footballing home, leaving Bayern increasingly aware that their chances had diminished significantly and that important discussions between the player and his new head coach would soon take place, a development which in turn ensured that discussions never advanced towards any form of personal agreement, as the player’s focus became centred almost exclusively on earning his opportunity at Liverpool rather than pursuing a move elsewhere.

For Bayern Munich, the outcome of the situation serves as yet another reminder of where the club increasingly finds itself within football’s modern hierarchy, because while Liverpool, Real Madrid, Barcelona and the financial superpowers of the Premier League continue to compete for the sport’s most coveted talents, Bayern are finding themselves pushed further down the food chain and increasingly forced to operate in markets where competition is less fierce and rejection less likely, and with industry figures viewing as unrealistic any scenario involving Liverpool actively pushing Ngumoha out after the arrivals of targets such as Yan Diomande or Bradley Barcola, another target appears destined to join Bayern’s ever-growing collection of missed opportunities, a collection now so extensive that if one were to stack all the rejection letters accumulated over recent transfer windows they would likely form a wall high enough to block out the sun over Munich and cast a permanent shadow across Säbener Straße.

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@jtok93 I forgot these existed, day ruined

[- @lfcmike__]

Some self awareness is in order brother

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@oluok1 @SeanDOlfc I missed the part where Suarez played for Arsenal

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@shemsifcb You still sure about that bro