@iMiaSanMia Maybe people thought Lamine/Mbappé would win because it used to be rigged by Barça & Real? But when you're used to the deck stacked in your favor, equality feels like oppression—and that it was even close between Kane & Mbappé is just proof of the rig.
@Quadinho1 1. Weirde Definition von "relevant"
2. Es ist immer noch eine Individualauszeichnung, keine Teamauszeichnung.
3. Es geht um eine explizite Spielzeit, es ist scheiß egal welche "relevanten" Titel vorher gewonnen wurden (Mbappe also 0 Titel, nicht mal "irrelevante")
4. Nedved, Owen
@legitwritar@SardarGooner@eismagier13371 Yes, Turin has the name too, congrats on using Google. But Munich is the actual home turf where Allianz is based, dumbass!
@FabrizioRomano Following this logic, players like Messi, Maldini, Ronaldinho, Pelé, Maradona, Beckenbauer, etc., never made it into football's history books... right, Kylian...
@Realdeewan@FabrizioRomano Messi 11/12: 82 goals
Kane 25/26: 72 goals (2nd ALL-TIME)
CR7 never reached it. Messi only did it once.
And Kane did it while dropping deep, organizing play, and working off the ball in ways Mbappe can only dream of.
It shouldn’t even be close. Kane HAS to win the Ballon d’Or.
@CampusVid2 Not every academy kid is the next Messi. In my opinion, Mike was way overhyped for what he actually showed—I just haven't seen anything special from him yet, and his maturity seems lacking.
If my take on his attitude is right, Bayern selling him was 100% the right move.