the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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[Ronaldinho] statement on the current Brazil NT
Benjamin Pavard on how Deschamps uses him: "He puts me on the left side, of the bench"
Hungary 0 - [1] Switzerland - Kwadwo Duah 14'
Hungary 0 - [2] Switzerland - Michel Aebischer 45'
[Daily Star] Kevin Campbell dies aged 54 as Arsenal and Everton fans pay tribute to legend
[Julien Froment] Marcus Thuram: "The situation in France is sad, very serious. It's the sad reality of our society today. We have to go out and vote and, above all, as a citizen, whether it's you or me, we have to make sure that the far right (RN) doesn't win."
Daily Discussion
Borussia Dortmund and central defender Mats Hummels (35) will part ways after more than 13 years of successful collaboration. This decision is the result of a conversation held this week between BVB's Sporting CEO Lars Ricken, Sporting Director Sebastian Kehl, and Mats Hummels.
Bayern submitted a second bid to Fulham worth €45m for João Palhinha on Tuesday, which still wasn't enough for the English club. Fulham are unwilling to accept less than the fee that was agreed last summer (€58m plus €9m add-ons).
Jamie Carragher column: "Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham are the key to England winning the Euros, not Gareth Southgate"
Group Stages, World Cup 2014. Messi scores this absolute banger of a goal against Iran to win the match, in the last minute.
[AS] Real Madrid wants Leny Yoro, but they are not going to go all out. Madrid will offer, maximum, 40 million and from there, Yoro and Lille will decide. The club has the right not to accept, but the player also has the right not to leave (to another club). Yoro's contract ends next summer.
[Laurie Whitewell] Sancho did not commit to pressing as an “opposition” player in the practice match in the way Ten Hag wanted. Sancho was offered the chance to end his involvement early, which he took by walking off the pitch.
[ CentreGoals] The German police have issued a warning to English fans ahead of the Euros and encouraged them to smoke cannabis instead of drinking alcohol as it would make them 'calmer' and 'chilled out'. Cannabis was legalised in Germany on April 1.
The Scots arrive in Munich
Daily Discussion
Free Talk Friday
[Duncker & Hirst] One manager on Man Utd's shortlist was astounded by the low wage that he would receive if he took the job and another was left unimpressed by the transfer budget, which is roughly £35m gross this summer.
Niklas Süle has been in visibly poor physical condition in recent months. His weight is said to have exceeded the 110kg mark. According to the club, his ideal weight is around 100. Dortmund bosses know that Süle won't leave the club because of his huge salary, so they won't give up on him.
[Plettenberg] Emre Can will replace Aleksandar Pavlovic at the Euros 2024