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

Latest posts:

John Terry talking about Eden Hazard: "He was the worst at training."

[David Ornstein] Saudi Arabia to be announced today as the host of the 2034 World Cup

[Florian Plettenberg] Internally, Manchester United agree that over half of the players in the squad are serious candidates for sale in the winter or summer if good offers come in. Ruben Amorim is to be given the opportunity to make a rebuild, which will require urgent sales.

Thierry Henry reacts to an old picture of himself with young Mbappe who scored his 50th Champions League goal yesterday matching the career tally of Henry.

Football legend Vinnie Jones gives his opinion on the current state of the game

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Fulham 1 - [1] Arsenal - W. Saliba 52'

The Syrian Football Association updates its logo (old on left, new on right)

Fulham [1] - 0 Arsenal - R. Jiménez 11'

Zion Suzuki: "I don't want to eat sushi in Italy. In Japan it's quality but here I'm afraid of surprises".

[@talkSPORT] Dan Ashworth favoured hiring an English manager for #mufc, with Gareth Southgate top of his list.

Official: Franz Beckenbauer's #5 shirt will be retired. No other player will wear it in the future.

[Ornstein] EXCLUSIVE: Dan Ashworth leaves Man Utd after 5 months as sporting director. 53yo’s move from Newcastle has not worked + departure agreed in meeting at Old Trafford last night; presented by MUFC as mutual.

[LA GALAXY] At the age of 35, Marco Reus won the first league title of his career.

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AMA with Adam Hurrey of the Football Cliches Podcast | Thursday 12th December | 10:00 GMT

Lionel Messi: "Pep Guardiola & Ronaldinho made the biggest impact on me in Barcelona. Pep, because he was my coach for many years & we achieved incredible things. And Ronaldinho because of the way he welcomed me, how he helped me & how much that meant to me during my 1st moments with the 1st team"

Trent Alexander-Arnold: "You have got more chance of winning the lottery than making it as a professional footballer."

Wolves manager Gary O'Neil: "I drink a lot of tea. Probably 20 cups, I would say. Yeah, I drink a lot of tea in a day."