the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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[NK Maribor] Josip Iličić returns to NK Maribor. Contract till 2025
[Ben Jacobs] Now official. Ukraine have joined Spain and Portugal’s bid to host the 2030 World Cup. The plan is for Ukraine to host one group.
[Simon Stone] Erik Ten Hag: "We had a reality check from Manchester City. So thank you for the lesson, Pep & City.
Erling Haalands first 8 games in the Bundesliga vs Premier League
Darwin Núñez on Klopp's technical talks at Liverpool: "I don't understand anything when he speaks"
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Gareth Bale launches lager and ale
Rebekah Vardy has been ordered to pay £1.5m towards Coleen Rooney's legal costs following their Wagatha Christie libel trial
[Sky Sports] Jamie Carragher on Erling Haaland's fear factor: "It took me back to being a player. For 2 years, there was only 1 player in my career who affected me mentally on a pitch & that was Thierry Henry. Henry from 2002 to 2004, I was only thinking about him."
[Cadena Ser] Michu: I gave Erling Haaland a Burgos shirt & he gave me a Borussia Dortmund shirt. I'm glad he's having that impact in England, he's going to be a star at the European level with Kylian Mbappé. They're going to reign like Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo did."
De Bruyne on Foden: “What is he not good at? He can play many different positions but I think we'll eventually see him playing more centrally when he gets older. He will improve even more because he's only 22. I know at 22 I wasn't the player that I am now, so It's all about the little details."
[AS] Shakhtar’s coach Jovicevic: “What Modric is doing, playing at this level at his age and at the best club in the world, no one has done. Neither Iniesta nor Xavi, for example, who left much earlier for other clubs."
[ElChiringuito] Carlo Ancelotti: "Xavi & Messi said not always the best team wins the UCL? (Laughs). We were surprised too." "Doesn't the best team always wins? I can't have opinion on this. Playing good football is also about defending well. It's easier to say that UCL is won by the best."
[L'Equipe] After several other French cities, Paris has also decided to boycott the next World Cup in Qatar. The city hall announced on Monday that no giant screen would be installed to broadcast the matches.
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[James Ducker] Erik ten Hag has told MUFC's hierarchy not to dish out any new contracts until he has determined who warrants them. (This is not a post-derby position or reaction from the manager I must add. Just wants a culture where contracts are harder won)
[David Ornstein] Christopher Nkunku understood to have signed pre-contract agreement to join Chelsea next summer + have committed to pay above €60m release clause to secure 24yo now
The fastest players to 3 Premier League hat-tricks