the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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[David Ibáñez] LEO MESSI will speak tomorrow at a press conference at 12 noon at the Auditori 1899 at Camp Nou
[NBC] Brazil win Gold at the Men’s Olympics and successfully defend their 2016 gold medal. Spain take silver.
Neil Warnock: "For whatever reason, the majority of the players don’t have vaccinations which I think is wrong. I think the fans should get on their websites and demand that the players have them because I can only say so much.”
Man United [3] - 0 Everton - Bruno Fernandes 29’ free-kick (Friendly Match)
[Anthony Lopopolo] How can PSG give Neymar €30M per season, while paying €60M for Hakimi and €75M in pre-tax wages to Messi, Donnarumma, Wijnaldum, and Ramos, and even *think* about re-signing Mbappe in the same year it's expected to lose €204M in revenue? UEFA, just end the charade.
Non-PL Daily Discussion Thread
Daily Discussion
A touching animation by B/R Football celebrating Messi's wonderful career at Barcelona
PSG faces a deficit that exceeds 200 million euros and is obliged to sell players. Nasser al Khelaifi, for his part, wants Messi but does not want to lose Mbappé and the idea is that they play together, but players have to be sold before they can invest in Messi
[Matteo Moretto] It is certain that Manchester City will not sign Leo Messi. Totally ruled out.
Pep Guardiola on Lionel Messi to Man City: "We spent £40M on Jack Grealish. We paid £100M and brought £60M. He will wear the No.10 because we were convinced with Grealish and we were were convinced Leo would continue at Barcelona, so now, he's not in our thoughts."
[Samuel Marsden] "Barcelona expecting losses of €487 million for last season. Incredible"
[Deportes Cuatro] Griezmann booed by Barca fans during training - "It's your fault! Messi is leaving because of you! Get off the floor!"
[NBC] Canada win Gold at the Women’s Olympics. Sweden take silver.
[MisterChip] Lionel Messi has won 35 trophies with Barcelona, 36,4% percent of all the trophies Barcelona has won in their 122-year history. Messi scored 671 goals and assisted another 267 in 778 games, meaning he was responsible for 1 in 11 goals in the history of Barcelona.
Free Talk Friday
Daily Discussion
[CorSport] The Zhang family forced Inter directors to sell Romelu Lukaku to Chelsea and neither Beppe Marotta nor Simone Inzaghi took it too well. Suning’s decision to force Lukaku’s exit made Inter directors so unhappy that some of them could decide to leave after the summer transfer window.
Lucas Moura on Nuno: "I'm happy because Nuno also speaks Portuguese like Mourinho did. Communication is easier for me. But Mourinho is different, Nuno is more quiet. I don't know if I can grow the same beard but we already have the same hair."
[Simon Bajkowski] Manchester City's number one priority for this transfer window was a number nine. Harry Kane remains firmly in City's sights, although it is accepted that it may take until the final days and hours of the transfer window before an agreement can be reached.