the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past week
Latest posts:
[Guillem Balague] Messi's new biography reveals more information about Messi's departure from FC Barcelona. Laporta to Jorge Messi: "I don't want to do this anymore. It's over. I'm not risking the club."
ECL Round of 32 draw
Southampton have sacked Hasenhuttl
[Thomas Muller]'s Reaction on Bayern vs PSG UCL R16.
FSG puts Liverpool up for sale
EL Round of 32 draw
Champions League Round of 16 draw
Team Preview: France [2022 World Cup 19/32]
Daily Discussion
[James Pearce] Klopp on whether this is a team in decline: "The judgement for this will be later on in the season. Not 100% fair to judge this team currently. We're missing some top quality with the injuries. We have to go through this. Some highlights, some blows too."
Wales considering changing national team name to Cymru after the World Cup
[VG] Norwegian broadcasters are struggling with finding anyone willing to advertise during the World Cup. Many Norwegian companies are being reluctant to take part in the broadcast for ethical reasons
[Canal+] Zlatan Ibrahimović: “Ever since I left France, you have nothing to talk about in France. France needs me, I don't need France. Even if you have (Kylian) Mbappé, Neymar & (Lionel) Messi, it doesn't help you because you don't have God.”
De Bruyne's sprint Vs Leicester at 91st minute
Incredible goal in 4th provincial division in Belgium for KVK Avelgem B against KSV Ruiter
Lewandowski: "I knew the first season at Barca would not be easy but these defeats give experience to the team. Barca needs time. I am very happy here because it is a dream to play for Barca. When you step foot in the Camp Nou with the entire stadium chanting your name, it's just magical."
[Joao Batista Jr] 'Hey, Neymar, now you will have to declare [your taxes]!' chant the Brazilian people on the streets celebrating Lula's election victory. Neymar had been under investigation for tax evasion of almost £40m,and had also endorsed the far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro
Team Preview: Australia [2022 World Cup 12/32]
In 2005, Lucas Leiva was one of the 7 on field on Batalha dos Aflitos (Aflitos' Battle), now yesterday, 17 years later, on the same stadium, against the same Náutico, Lucas scored the second goal to lead Grêmio back to Série A again! Amazing!
[transfermarkt] European Golden Boot race (Top5 leagues only)