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

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US can pick Folarin Balogun as FIFA approves eligibility change from England

[Sky Sports] Sadio Mane and Joao Cancelo do not have long term futures at Bayern Munich, according to Sky Germany

Robert Lewandowski has played 14 top flight season, won 12 league titles, came 2nd twice.

Daily Discussion

Trivia Tuesday

[Sevilla FC] Ivan Rakitic becomes the most capped foreigner to ever play for the club

[Official] Barcelona win the 2022/23 La Liga title

Yago Darnell, the Espanyol ultra that kicked a TV camera after last night's game, was running in this month's local elections in Sant Joan Despí for the People's Party until stepping down today

Frenkie receives love from his teammates after the league win. Ronald Araujo: "Here is the best midfielder in the world, Frenkie De Jong. A crack, a crack!"

[Centregoals] No Premier League club has topped the league at the halfway point of the season and eventually NOT won the league more times than Arsenal, who have done this FOUR (4) times

[Bayer 04 Leverkusen] sign Alejandro Grimaldo on free from Benfica

[Samuel Luckhurst/MEN] Manchester United set to release five players, including Phil Jones and Axel Tuanzebe

[Giovanni Albanese] Pogba: Lesion in his left leg’s femoris muscle. Season over for him

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

Manchester City penalty shout against Everton 75'

FC Groningen - Ajax match officially abandoned after Groningen threw flares on two separate occasions

Erling Haaland's touch map for the first half against Everton.

The new Champions League format from 2024/25 onwards explained:

Everton 0 - [3] Manchester City - İlkay Gündoğan free-kick 51'