the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past week
Latest posts:
[BBC] Alan Shearer: “Some think Cristiano Ronaldo is the problem at Man. United, but only God knows where they’d be without him. I wasn’t surprised [about his hat-trick]. He’s been doing this for years.”
Rival fans exchanging numbers during the Millwall game
[Sky Italia] Di Canio with a scathing review of PSG stars: “I prefer a human with a soul than an alien with no emotions. Messi has shown the limitations of his personality. Booing him is justified. The fans expected more of him; [Neymar] is even worse. He hasn’t done anything there yet.”
[Zach Lowy] PSG’s ultras making their message heard on the training ground: “Leonardo/Nasser, far from us” and “Paris will never be Qatari.”
[Javier Miguel] Mohamed Salah is Xavi’s choice if Erling Haaland does not come to Barça. The first talks were positive with his entourage and the player is open to leaving Liverpool.
[Telegraph] Eddie Howe's inability to condemn 81 executions in Saudi Arabia proves sportswashing works
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[RMC Sport] Kylian Mbappe is a doubt for Wednesday. He got a blow in training.
Incredible Mo Salah Stats That Suggest Something Is Very, Very Wrong
Joao Felix (Atletico Madrid) great disallowed goal vs Real Betis (foul by Griezmann)
[TV 2] Martin Ødegaard opens up: - I'm in a good place in life. Ødegaard speaks about working with video footage and coaches, his fitness and defensive game development, why 11 men must work their ass off, buying a house , dealing with fame, captaincy at Arsenal, and what Arteta is like in training.
[Przemek Langier] Fifa didn't kick out Russia from WC Qualifier. They postponed the game and are planning on playing the qualifier in June, hoping the war will be over.
[Fabrizio Romano] Marcus Rashford is considering his future. He’s concerned about his lack of game time, source close to Man Utd forward tell me - he’s always been professional but he wants clarity. His current Manchester United deal runs out in June 2023.
[James Pearce] Klopp: "I could say City are the toughest opponent I've ever had but it wasn't much easier when I faced Pep's Bayern. I know what Pep means. We push each other to insane levels."
[Dariusz Faron] Lewandowski ends partnership with Huawei after reports of Huawei supporting Russia
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Dithering Gianni Infantino will be remembered as an enabler and a coward - The Fifa president’s refusal to take decisive action and expel Russia from World Cup is latest stain on governing body
Santos's Carlos Acevedo blocks a penalty kick from Cruz Azul's Uriel Antuna and follows up with 3 consecutive saves.