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

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Ibrahima Konate: "Sometimes in the Bundesliga you play against a team and you know you will win. But here you never know - you play against the side last in the table, but it will be as difficult as if you were playing against the team who are first, you know?"

Barcelona will soon announce the signing of 18 year old Racing Santander wonderkid, Pablo Torre. The fee will be less than the 10 million release clause of the player. The decision whether he'll stay at Barcelona, the B team or on loan at Racing will be taken in the summer

[The Athletic] Penalties are too generous a reward. We have a solution… and it involves running

Ukraine war: Shakhtar Donetsk youth team coach 'killed by Russian bullet'

[Reuters] Exclusive: Abramovich's exit will not be rushed as he won't compromise on his valuation expectations and wants to find an ideal owner for the club. The buyer is unlikely to come from China and Saudi Arabia as the club wants to avoid future political controversy.

[Dan Roan] China set to pull TV coverage of Premier League this weekend as a result of planned shows of support for Ukraine at matches.

Frank Lampard’s message to Boreham Wood manager Luke Garrard after the draw was made

Pep on PL gestures for Ukraine:It's important but at the end is just a gesture. The politicians can avoid these things. It happens because they are complete failures. It happens because they are not able to do it. It happens where innocent people are suffering. NATO and European nations are failures

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[Mundo Deportivo] Ronald Koeman (former Barcelona coach): “Barcelona didn't give me the same time as Xavi. It is still painful for me. Laporta told me a thousand times that Xavi would not be his coach, because he lacked experience."

[GOAL] "Timo Werner's representatives are due to meet with Chelsea officials in the coming weeks to better understand Tuchel's plans for their client... If those talks don't end well, the forward might seriously consider a move to Borussia Dortmund, who are keen on bringing Werner back to Germany"

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has said that a biennial World Cup is “off the table” and that FIFA has realised the proposal is a “no go” for the sport.

[Simon Stones] UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin to FT Business of Football Conference on ESL: "First they launched nonsense idea in middle of pandemic. Now we are hearing they are launching another in a war. They must live in a parallel world."

[ Garry Neville ] The ESL is back on the table. Real , Barca and Juve are pushing. It’s critical we accelerate the Fan Led Review recommendations through Parliament with Legislation to protect English football and allow any new proposals to be viewed with independence.

[The Times] Manchester United players question Harry Maguire’s place in team

Aston Villa's awareness campaign for World Wildlife Day is pretty clever

Premier League considers adding human rights to new owners’ test

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