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

Latest posts:

[BILD] Manchester United approached Stuttgart manager Sebastian Hoeness to replace Erik ten Hag over the summer but he turned them down.

[Piotr Zielinski] "Klopp wanted me at Liverpool. Liverpool sent a private jet to pick me up. I was shocked because it was the first time I travelled on that means of transport. When we landed, we took the bus to go to Klopp’s. Klopp said 'I am a mix between Fabregas and Gundogan'. "

Nigerian players forfeit AFCON qualifier game against Libya after being locked in the airport for over 12 hours

Pep Guardiola: "With all due respect to Pele and Diego Maradona, but Lionel Messi is the GOAT in my opinion. I have never seen someone like him as a coach, you can't imagine him maintaining this longevity for 15-20 years. When you see him up close, you think of Tiger Woods or Michael Jordan."

[El Chiringuito] Ronaldo to Szczesny after Barcelona move: “You had to retire (in order) to go to a big club”

[Victor Boniface] This is getting scary now. You guys can have the point. We just want to return to our country.

Monday Moan

[VI.nl] Johan Neeskens passed away, aged 73

[Sky Sports] Man Utd will not panic over Erik ten Hag future and will be 'measured' over boss' performance ahead of executive meeting on Tuesday

Andres Iniesta has officially announced his retirement.

Teams without any win in Top 5 Leagues, and their points:

[Times Sport] Arsenal considering match day protocols in attempt to avoid McGregor repeat

Napoli fans chant Scott McTominay's name

[The Times] Man City victory as Premier League’s sponsorship rules declared unlawful

[AVFCOfficial] Aston Villa is delighted to announce that Jhon Durán has signed a new contract with the club!

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

[Loic Tanzi] Ousmane Dembélé is not in the squad to face Arsenal due to disciplinary reason. Luis Enrique and the Frenchman had a heated argument after the Rennes match which the manager did not appreciate.

"From the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything, my Grizou" Didier Deschamps

[Fran Martínez] Real Madrid is the FIRST team since the introduction of VAR to surpass 60 incidents where they would have benefited if the technology had not existed.