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

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Son apologizing to Tottenham fans after the loss to Everton

[Marca] Kubo is called Chinese and Barrenetxea is called an ETA member in Mestalla: "I hope they put a bomb on you!"

[Onda Cero] Ancelotti has decided to not continue next season at Real Madrid.

[Alan Shearer] Man United are 'WORSE' under Amorim than Ten Hag.

‘Bofo’ Bautista responds to Lionel Messi on Instagram after his gestures towards the Mexican fans yesterday: “I admired you as a player, but messing with my country, speaks of your lack of professionalism and education”.

[Fabrizio Romano] Antony to Real Betis, here we go! Verbal agreement in place between all parties with Man United too. Documents being checked; then time for travel and medical tests. United will let him leave on loan deal with no buy clause. He’ll be formally back to United in June.

Nottingham Forest fans holding their wallets and credit cards up to the referee while he checks the replay

Elderly United fan with dementia has had his season ticket unfairly cancelled & resold

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

Red Bull Group after they bought Japanese club Omiya Ardija

[Fútbol en Movistar Plus+] Florentino Pérez, to Luka Modric after the 5-2 Loss to Barça in the Super Copa de España, "We have to lose a final sometimes, don't we?"

The Saudi crowd cheered for Laporta, booed Vini, chanted Messi's name and then booed Perez

Mijat Gacinovic with an audacious bicycle attempt that hits the post

Harry Maguire to Kai Havertz “You cheating shitbag! You cheating shithouse!”

Monday Moan

Premier League Changes "Taiwan" to "Chinese Taipei" After Review

Arne Slot: "I think that it is more difficult for Trent to play against Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot than it is the rumours [about Madrid] that were there during the week."

[SkySports] Sean Dyche's future being assessed by owners after defeat at Bournemouth

[Ben Jacobs] Donyell Malen has verbally agreed terms with Aston Villa. Still no club-to-club agreement. Dortmund have been insisting on a package for around €30m.