1. “They say as long as at least one person cares for you, life isn’t a waste. So when things go terribly wrong, and you feel like giving up, please remember you still got me.”
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🚨 Eduardo Camavinga on the picture with Arda Güler and Kylian Mbappé:
“That picture made me smile because that is Arda. He is one of those guys who naturally brings people together. You can be tired after a difficult match, but somehow Arda will still be there smiling, joking and making everyone feel comfortable.
Kylian loves him, the younger players love him, and honestly, everyone in the dressing room has a soft spot for him. Arda has this innocent and genuine personality that makes it difficult not to like him.
People see the footballer with all the talent and confidence, but inside the team, we see the boy who is always checking on everyone, laughing with everyone and enjoying the moment.
That picture was just three teammates having a good time, but it represents Arda perfectly — talented, humble, funny and very easy to love.”
🗣️ Kylian Mbappé on receiving Arda Güler’s No. 10 Türkiye jersey:
“I was extremely happy to receive the jersey from Arda. I’ll keep it and give it to my first son one day.
I have so much respect and admiration for him, and that respect is mutual. He’s the teammate at Real Madrid who understands me the most, so seeing him yesterday in Türkiye made me incredibly happy.
Seeing the love and support he receives from the fans and the media was beautiful. He has everything he needs to become a great player in the future.” 🤍🇹🇷✨
🚨Roy Keane on Dean Huijsen’s red card in the Real Madrid derby against Atlético Madrid:
🗣️"Do me a favour. It’s a Madrid derby! You’ve got two proper teams out there, men battling for every inch, and the referee ruins the entire spectacle because a defender puts a hand on an attacker's arm?
Giuliano Simeone feels a slight touch on his shoulder, and what does he do? Goes down like he's been hit by a double-decker bus! That’s not a red card. In my day, if you sent a player off in a derby for that, your own teammates would laugh you out of the pitch.
And don't get me started on the referee, Miguel Ángel Ortiz Arias. He gives a yellow card initially—which was soft enough as it is—and then he allows the VAR mob to whisper in his ear and drag him over to that little TV monitor. Stand by your decision! Have some backbone! You’re meant to be managing a top-class fixture, not running a video game.
To upgrade that to a straight red card for Dean Huijsen as the 'last man' is absolute nonsense. It’s a physical sport. There’s going to be contact when players are sprinting into the box. The game has gone completely soft. Players are looking for excuses to fall over, and referees are all too happy to play the hero and hand out red cards like it’s Christmas. Absolute disgrace."
🎥•Real Madrid TV on Arda Güler’s goal🗣️:”In the 25th minute, Arda Güler scored a brilliant goal to open the scoring, but Real Madrid had already created some great chances well before that.
Yes, yes, it’s true that the free kick was magnificent. Look at the post on the goalkeeper’s side, but with the quality the Turk possesses, he managed to score the opening goal.
It’s true that Real Madrid had been getting into dangerous positions quite frequently in the first half, attacking from both wings.
Di Toro got a touch on the ball and the goal was eventually recorded as an own goal, but it was still a gem from Güler.
Yes, but Güler wanted to put his brilliant free kick into that spot. In this case, the post and a bit of luck helped him, but the ball was already heading in that direction.”
Arda Güler didn’t need Feyenoord to score his first free kick for Real Madrid. Arda Güler actually did it against prime Manuel Neuer. There are levels to this shit!
Les gars y’a aucune hate sur Kylian Mbappé mais svp, en tant que fan de football ça me fait mal de voir ça
Soit il a jamais fait de séances vidéos depuis qu’il est arrivé au Real Madrid, soit il fait exprès c’est pas possible autrement ???
🚨🇪🇸Álvaro Arbeloa on the hardest decision he has had to make at Real Madrid:
“Choosing Arda Güler and giving him a bigger role was probably the hardest decision I’ve had to make.
Not because I doubted Arda — quite the opposite. I knew what he could give us. The difficult part was finding the courage to change things around him when you have players of that level competing for the same spaces.
At Madrid, you don't simply drop a big name. You have to earn the right to make that decision.
Arda earned it.”