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

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[José Félix Díaz] Manchester United are interested in Casemiro.

Thomas Tuchel is facing a lengthy ban after his call for referee Anthony Taylor not to referee any more Chelsea games!

This Newcastle fan got a tattoo of Joelinton and Bruno Guimaraes, and got invited to Joelinton’s house for a photo and a kick about.

Mohamed Salah has donated three million Egyptian pounds to help rebuild a Coptic Orthodox church in Giza where a fire on Sunday killed 41 people

Joachim Andersen highlighting the multiple death threats he received for getting head butted last night (shares some in his Instagram story)

[Simon Stone] Sources have told BBC Sport United fear there will be no change to their current issues until Ronaldo has gone and there is a belief amongst some that even if the forward left and with no replacement, the general uplift would trigger a significant improvement in overall performances

Every attempt to target Man United left side and Lisandro Martinez by Brentford. Pundits make you believe it was a catastrophe.

Nunez lashing out on Anderson earlier in the match

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Daily Discussion

Mourinho orders 60 pizzas to celebrate Roma's first win of the season

Klopp: “It’s crazy how fast people are to judge. Imagine having a bad first day at work, and your boss tells you, ‘Go home, and never come back!’. Now everyone is raving about them [Nuñez and Haaland]. One week is 10 years in football.”

[The Athletic] Manchester United are considering a move for Jamie Vardy, but Leicester are reluctant to let the 36-year-old former England striker go.

[RMC Sport] Benjamin Mendy trial: Prosecutor Timothy Cray: "The charges show that one of Mr. Saha's duties for Mr. Mendy was to find young women and create situations where those young women could be raped and sexually assaulted,"

[Matt Law] Breaking: Thomas Tuchel's comments after Chelsea's draw with Tottenham are being investigated by the FA

Thiago Silva attacks Anthony Taylor on Instagram

[Simon Stone] No further action to be taken with the Romero and Cucurella incident yesterday. VAR reviewed it and decided not a red card

[The Athletic] There has been tension between Anthony Taylor and Chelsea that has been bubbling away inside the club for several years, through several iterations of the dressing room under a succession of head coaches, often discussed privately but never publicly acknowledged

Monday Moan