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

Latest posts:

[SkySport] Ibrahimovic's teammates XI chosen by Zlatan himself

[Sami Mokbel] Tottenham exploring Harry Maguire bid ahead of a potential swoop for out-of-favour Man United defender this summer... with Spurs set to accelerate recruitment drive after Ange Postecoglou's arrival

[Relevo] Real Madrid still haven't revealed next season's shirt because the commercials were filmed with Benzema and Asensio, who have both since left the club

Karim Benzema poses with 2022 Ballon d'Or & all the trophies he won at Real Madrid

[Spurs] announce the appointment of Ange Postecoglou

Daily Discussion

Meta thread: should /r/soccer participate in the upcoming Reddit blackout, to protest planned API changes?

[Paul Joyce] Liverpool aiming to sign Brighton’s Alexis Mac Allister this week

[Fabrizio Romano] Understand Tottenham have finally reached verbal agreement with Ange Postecoglou as next manager. #THFC

[Dagbladet] Norweigan politician Agnes Viljugrein on Alf-Inge Haaland's move to Switzerland: "He made a fortune because the Norweigan society has been there for him & Erling all years. It’s really tone deaf when the reward for that effort is him moving to one of the world’s worst tax havens."

[Toni Juanmartí] Jorge Messi: "Messi wants to return to Barça and I would love for him to come back. It's a possibility."

[Mail Sport] Jacob Mellis was a Chelsea wonderkid destined for the big stage... at 32, he's now homeless

[ MatteMoretto ] Barcelona’s viability plan has the OK and Messi’s return is feasible.

[Matt Law] Julian Nagelsmann wants Thierry Henry to join him at PSG

[Fabrizio Romano] Karim Benzema has signed main part of docs to become new Al Ittihad player joining the Saudi league — here we go!

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

Only six million TV viewers watched the German DFB Pokal final - the weakest ratings this millennium. No final involving RB Leipzig broke the 10-million barrier

[Loic Tanzi] PSG have made young German coach Julian Nagelsmann (35) their priority to replace Christophe Galtier. The deal is progressing rapidly.

German commentator Oliver Schmidt during the DFB Pokal final: "RB Leipzig, that's not a football fairy tale for the heart. First there was the can and then came the club. It's an expensive product and project that many people view with skepticism and disapproval. A very successful sports project."