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

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[Marca] MARCA cover in 2017, after Real Madrid was criticized for spending €46M on a 16 year old: “In a few years, Madrid will think, they paid too little.” @vinijr

Bernabeu crowd starts chanting Bale's name in last night's celebration

[Kristof Terreur] De Bruyne: "The Nations League is unimportant in my eyes. Just glorified friendlies after a long and tough season. I am not looking forward to it."

Monday Moan

Daily Discussion

Noel Gallagher left covered in blood and needing stitches after headbutt from Ruben Dias' dad during Man City celebrations

Manuel Neuer's contract extension announcement video

[Liverpool FC] We can confirm Fabio Carvalho will join the club this summer. The 19-year-old forward will officially complete a switch to the Reds on July 1

SofaScore Premier League Team of the season.

Zouma charged with animal welfare offences

[Maik Bartel, former agent of Robert Lewandowski]: Your whole life you wanted a transfer to Real Madrid just to end up at Barcelona? Ok

Cinematic lap of honour by Salernitana manager Davide Nicola after saving his side from relegation

[Zach Lowry] Mike Maignan: Ends Lille’s 10-year title drought in 2021. -Ends Milan’s 11-year title drought in 2022.

Monday Moan

[FBREF] Since signing for Ajax in 2018 Dusan Tadic hasn't missed a single Eredivisie game. In 127 games he has 66 goals and 63 assists, averaging 1.09 g+a per 90 minutes for Ajax in the Eredivisie.

[Real Betis] On an emotional Bellerín, on the pitch long after the game was over: This is the story of a player whose father dreamt of seeing him play for #RealBetis. He came, won a #CopaDelRey and fell in love forever with this Club.

[Kilpatrick] Harry Kane has given a clear indication he is happy at Tottenham & not considering another push to leave, saying he is looking forward to seeing how the club progresses with Antonio Conte next season.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic smashes the team bus' window and hypes the crowd before AC Milan game vs Bologna

[James Pearce] Klopp asked about booing of the national anthem: "I know our people wouldn't do it unless there's a reason for it."

Kenneth Taylor, Brian Brobbey and Ryan Gravenberch together and Ajax u9 and then 10-11 years later winning the Eredivisie title together