¡Nuevo ecuatoriano en UFC! Como era de esperarse tras esa gran victoria, Dana White le dio un contrato en UFC a Mayton Perea. Quinto ecuatoriano en activo en UFC: Chito, Morales, Vera, Luna y Perea.
Emiliano Martinez: “I remember using the 26 on loan a few times with previous clubs, and of course I knew John Terry famously had the 26 here.
John was someone I spoke to before I joined, and he said he was over the moon to have me here. From our time together at Aston Villa, he knows how hard I work and what I can bring to Chelsea. JT really helped me with my decision.
The morning I signed, I texted him and said, "I'm wearing your shirt, and I'm going to do it with pride."”
(via @ChelseaFC)
Imagina marcar un DOBLETE en el primer partido de tu última Copa del Mundo. Imagina liderar un triunfo mundialista en tu PARTIDO 200 con la Selección Argentina. Imagina estar soñando con ser bicampeón del mundo a los 39 años de edad. Todos nosotros lo tenemos que imaginar, pero Lionel Messi lo está viviendo. EL ÚNICO Y VERDADERO REY DEL JUEGO.
Si la persona con la que estás hablando de fútbol te dice que este señor no es el mejor jugador de la historia, levántate de la silla y no vuelvas más. No tiene que caso seguir hablando con alguien que ve el juego de espaldas. El más grande de todos los tiempos es uno solo y, sí, se llama Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini. NO HAY DEBATE.
I'mRonaldo Nazário on the importance of Neymar after Brazil's disappointing performance against Morocco national football team:
🗣️ “After watching that match, I don't want to hear anyone say Brazil don't need Neymar. The game exposed exactly why he remains one of the most important players this country has produced.
When Brazil were struggling, who was demanding the ball? Who was slowing the game down when it became chaotic? Who was capable of creating something from absolutely nothing? Those are the questions people should be asking.
For years, people focused on Neymar's goals, skills, and headlines. What they failed to appreciate was the responsibility he carries. When things go wrong, Brazil naturally look towards him.
Against Morocco, Brazil looked like a team with talent but without a clear reference point. There was no player consistently taking control of the rhythm, no player forcing the opposition to change their plan.
I'm not saying Neymar would have magically solved every problem. Football doesn't work like that. But I am saying Morocco would have been thinking about him every second they were on the pitch.
That's the difference between a great player and a special player. One plays the game. The other changes how the entire game is played around him.
And after what I watched, one thing became very clear: Brazil have many talented players. But they still don't have another Neymar.”