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Great nutmeg but Maxi Meza on Salvador Reyes

Inter Milan midfielder Christian Eriksen is not allowed to play in Italy this season following cardiac arrest at Euro 2020.

Rooney: "The players have to question themselves and look at themselves. It’s too easy for the manager to take all the stick when those players are being paid a lot of money to do the job and I don’t think they’re doing it well enough."

Ex-Barcelona president Gaspart: "Barcelona will win La Liga, Copa del Rey and the Champions League this year."

[Mark Ogden] Rodgers eyed as Solskjaer successor

Pep: "No one can survive without results, not Koeman, not Pep... Xavi is more experienced now than I was when I took over Barça. But success depends on the quality of the players. Our influence in the game is much less than what people believe. The success I had at Barça was because of the players."

[Fabrizio Romano] Pep Guardiola when asked about managing another 200+ Premier League games with Manchester City: "No, I don't think so...", he answered in press conference.

Nuno's job not to be in immediate danger even with a defeat on Saturday, with an acceptance at Spurs that they are starting a new cycle which could take years to peak.

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Preston 0-2 Liverpool - Divock Origi scorpion kick 84'

[OFFICIAL] Sergi Barjuan is the new interim manager of F.C. Barcelona

[Tjuanmarti|Sport] Barça wants to get rid of Luuk de Jong in the winter market.

[PartidazoCope] The commission of Culture and Sports of the European Parliament have proposed hat no foreign investitor can buy more than 49% of European clubs shares.

Portland vs San Jose [2] - 0 - Asprilla bicycle kick goal

[OFFICIAL] Ronald Koeman has been sacked as manager of Barça

Miralem Pjanić Instagram story after Koeman got sacked by Barça: “Know when to let that sh** go."

UEFA - What football fans eat at half time around Europe

Tactics Thursday

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