the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day

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[Jack Gaughan] Guardiola expected to step down as Man City manager next summer

Spain's player list for the 2024 Euros

Thomas Müller on why his 2nd goal against Portugal at the 2014 WC is one of his favourites: "It's an example for all the experts who've asked themselves over the years: how does he do it? A little analysis software that works quickly. Maybe I've got a good chip up there." (full quote in comments)

[McGrath] Southampton are in talks with Adam Lallana over a stunning return to the club. Set to be their first new arrival after promotion to Premier League (Harwood-Bellis £20m obligation triggered after PlayOffs win)

[Atlético de Madrid] revert back to the pre-2017 badge

[John Percy] Enzo Maresca is Chelsea's No. 1 target as new head coach. Chelsea have today asked #lcfc for official permission to speak with Maresca over the job. Now appears v likely to happen this week.

[Matt Hughes] Roberto De Zerbi is a surprise candidate for the Man United job if Erik ten Hag is sacked - joining Kieran McKenna, Thomas Frank, Thomas Tuchel and Mauricio Pochettino on the shortlist

Jack Grealish almost falls off bus at Manchester City parade

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Monday Moan

Toni Kroos breaks down and gets emotional at last as he consoles and hugs his daughter after being substituted for the last time at Santiago Bernabeu.

[Premier League] Alejandro Garnacho's bicycle kick against Everton is the 2023/24 Goal of the Season!

When Manchester City needed a goal Jack Grealish was ignored – his career is at a crossroads

Toni Kroos: "Raul told me that he did not like my retiring decision at first but found something positive because now I’m definitely playing this legends game with him. He said I had to be there. Me and Zizou playing behind him, Figo on the right, and Roberto Carlos at the back."

Rashford seen tearing up after Manchester United win the FA Cup against City

Uefa women champions league final attendance difference between 2014 and 2024

Toni Kroos posing with all the trophies (22) he's won at Real Madrid after his final game at the Santiago Bernabeu. (4 Champion Leagues, 4 La Liga, 1 Copa Del Rey, 5 Club World Cups, 4 European Super Cups, 4 Spanish Supercopa).

Alternative angle of Bruno Fernandes FA Cup Final assist vs Man City

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