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

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Cristiano Ronaldo’s message to the Chinese fans after his injury: “I love this country. I love being here. I love being with you. I want to play for you. Please don’t be sad, because I’m sad too.”

Clubs with the most Bundesliga wins against FC Bayern

[Bild+] Doubts over Thomas Tuchel are growing internally. Uli Hoeneß also has some doubts, but wants more stability at the club and doesn't want the coaching chair at Bayern to turn into an 'ejection seat' with another dismissal - that's why Tuchel is safe for now, but has to deliver good football

A large number of angry Chinese fans storm into Al Nassr’s hotel after finding Ronaldo cannot play due to injury

The reporter for Bein Sports and the translator for Hector Cuper crying in the post-match interview after Syria qualified to the Round of 16.

Real Madrid TV attacks Xavi for his comments about the refereeing in the Almeria game. They refer to his words as a smokescreen to cover his bad season and mention that the 600 games he played for Barca are all under suspicion for the Negreira affair.

[Champagne FM] Brigitte Macron asked Didier Deschamps why he hasn't picked Reims winger Junya Ito for the national team. He answered "Because he's Japanese"

[Daniel Grefve] Saudi pro league director of football Michael Emelano forgets to remove his microphone after an interview with Swedish SVT. "Always about sportswashing, sports fucking washing" and "Did they hear my insults?".

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Wunderkind Watch

[Daniel Storey] The miserable decline of Charlton Athletic. Twenty years after challenging for Europe, the Addicks have been bounced around from one owner to another with nothing to show for it but decay. Now fans just want something to believe in.

Lionel Scaloni talking about the Argentine team right after the loss against Saudi Arabia

Kristie Mewis versus British winds

[UD Almeria Official Account] "Why isn't the referee shown the rest of the angles that we have been able to see on TV?"

[Ben Jacobs] Exclusive: Al-Shabab and Newcastle have reached a provisional agreement over Miguel Almiron. It's understood Almiron is open to the move, but the deal is not done yet.

Milinkovic-Savic Tells Ex-Lazio Teammates He’d ‘Like to Return'

Lothar Matthäus: "Uli Hoeneß said once 'Bayern Munich will no longer bring in players from clubs that are sitting on the bench or in the stands.' The last transfer looks different. That's not Bayern Munich for me. Bayern Munich should strengthen itself or build on the young players."

Jadon Sancho and Antony have been offered to clubs in the Saudi Pro League, as Manchester United try to recoup some of the £155million they spent on the wingers.

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Monday Moan