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

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[Borja Iglesias] announces that he renounces of the Spanish National Team until "things change and such acts doesn't go unpunished"

[Alexia Putellas] This is unacceptable. It’s over. With you my friend Jenni Hermoso.

[Iker Casillas] Embarrassment

[David de Gea] My ears are bleeding

[RFEF] Rubiales: "I am not going to resign"

[Apple TV] Lionel Messi: "Joning Inter Miami was a family decision. We spent 2 difficult years in Paris. The truth is that it didn’t go well. My trips to Argentina NT were my happiest moments because I enjoyed the place where I was, my teammates and I wanted to come to Miami & find the same thing."

[Hector Bellerin via Instagram] “The narcissist never believes they have made a mistake, they are able to lie, manipulate the truth and make the victim guilty in order to retain their power over others.”

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[Cadena Ser] The loan of João Cancelo to Barça is at the final stages of completion, and the player plans to travel to Barcelona tomorrow. The club will pay most of Cancelo’s salary, and his buy option of €25m becomes mandatory if Barça reach the Champions League round of 16.

[Premier League] Mohamed Salah has reached 200 goal involvements in the Premier League. Congratulations on an esteemed landmark!

At the weekend, Rennes’ asking price for Jeremy Doku shot up to €80m+ because Chelsea and Tottenham started enquiring about him. Fortunately for City, he’d already agreed personal terms and stated he only wanted them. That removed Rennes’ leverage and City could haggle it down to €65m.

[Jack Gaughan] Manchester City consider move for Eberechi Eze after deal to sign Lucas Paqueta collapsed... with Crystal Palace expected to demand more than £70m for the England international

[Goal] Real Madrid ‘laughed at’ PSG’s €250m asking price for Kylian Mbappe as La Liga giants set spending limit on transfer package for World Cup winner.

Jamaica are interested in offering Mason Greenwood the chance to switch his international allegiances from England as the striker looks to rebuild his career away from Manchester United.

[The Athletic] By switching all their attention to Caicedo and demonstrating they had significant money to spend after weeks of haggling with Southampton, Liverpool had inadvertently sent a bad signal out to Lavia. It was LFC’s move for Caicedo that gave Chelsea the advantage in the Lavia pursuit

[S90] Most expensive signings XI based on summer 2023 transfer window.

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Manchester United's Greenwood statement sums up all that was wrong with their handling of the case

[MARCA] Ballon d'Or 2022/23: Messi is the favorite ahead of Haaland, Mbappé and Rodri