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

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Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

[ESPNBrasil] Bruno Guimaraes: "For me, Pep Guardiola is a genius. The greatest coach in history."

[Fabrice Hawkins, RMC] Qatar bid for Manchester United is in pole position. INEOS have tabled another offer but Qatar are willing to go over £5b

[Téléfoot] Daniel Bravo: "Kylian Mbappe is the heir to Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo. Today, he is the best player in the world. He is so intelligent that he knows what he needs to do to improve. So we don’t know where he can go."

Liverpool FC statement: Pitch runner at Anfield

Fernandes AVOIDS punishment for assistant push in defeat to Liverpool

Remaining Clubs by Country in the Round of 16 in UEFA's Three Leagues [OC]

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

[The Asian Game] Jurgen Klinsmann named new head coach of South Korea

[Relevo] Lewandowski was injured against Almería and early signs indicate he’ll be out for around 2 weeks.

A pastry shop in Napoli just invented the Osimhen Cake, which is having a big success among Napoli fans.

Open letter to Dan Burn from his Father before the Carabao cup final

r/soccer 2023 Census results: In which country were r/soccer users born?

[Marca] Ligue 1: Mbappé has four months left to exercise the option of one more year of his contract

[Carl Anka] | The second goal of the League Cup Final has been re-awarded back to Marcus Rashford

Monday Moan

[statsdufoot] Kylian Mbappé becomes the youngest player to score 150 goals in Europe’s top 5 leagues since Jimmy Greaves in 1962

[Jack Kenmare] Palmeiras manager Abel Ferreira on Football Manager: So I always trained small teams. Teams from the second division, like Penafiel in Portugal, where I started my playing career, or Braga. Or teams who never win titles: someone like Tottenham.