Mduduzi Eric Zwane

@ManUtdInPidgin After 1 game against off form Brazil yoh

You go accept Ayyoub Bouaddi at Manchester United for £52 million? Yes or No ⬇️

@UTD__Ronaldo After 1 game everyone is obsessed. Brazil hasn't been playing well in the first place.

🚨🎙️ Fabrizio Romano: Manchester United has been monitoring Ayyoub Bouaddi but Liverpool, PSG and Arsenal have been in direct talks 🗣️: Ayyoub Bouaddi remains one of the most closely monitored young midfielders in Europe, with several top clubs keeping a close eye on his development. Manchester United have been tracking the 18-year-old talent for a long time and continue to monitor his progress very closely. Arsenal, Liverpool and PSG are among the clubs showing concrete interest, with direct talks already taking place to understand the conditions of a potential move. Bouaddi is currently focused on the World Cup but his performances are already attracting major attention — excellent display against Brazil, especially in midfield battles against Casemiro. Top performance, maturity beyond his years. The feeling is that more clubs could enter the race in the coming months if he continues at this level. One to watch.

🚨 Rúben Amorim, ready to accept all conditions discussed with AC Milan to become the new manager. He wants the job and waiting for final green light from Milan. 🔴⚫️🇵🇹

@muthoni_njakwe Amen

Dear God, This Sunday morning, we come before You with hearts full of gratitude and praise. Thank You for the gift of life, for the blessing of a new day, and for carrying us safely through the past week. As we worship and rest in Your presence today, renew our strength and refresh our spirits. Fill our hearts with peace, joy, and hope, and draw us closer to You. As we prepare for the week ahead, grant us wisdom in our decisions, favor in our endeavors, and courage to face every challenge that may come our way. Guide our steps, protect our families, and surround us with Your grace and goodness. May this Sunday be a day of reflection, thanksgiving, and spiritual renewal, and may the peace we receive today remain with us throughout the week ahead. In Jesus' name we pray

@Aromedoghe37 @FabrizioRomano Really? He left the team in a good state. Even the sporting director said that.

@FabrizioRomano You almost ruined united, you’ll be sacked soon in seria A

👀⤵️🇵🇹 #ACMilan

@David_Ornside Stam

Van Persie, De Ligt and Zirkzee aside, name a Netherland player to have played for Man united. Level: medium

@muthoni_njakwe Amen

Thank You, God, for Your faithfulness. Through every season, You have remained constant, loving, and true. Your mercy has sustained us, Your grace has carried us, and Your promises have never failed. We are grateful for Your unfailing love and endless faithfulness.

@gypsyOTR Amen

The Lord said to him, "Rise and go to the street called Straight, and at the house of Judas look for a man of Tarsus named Saul, for behold, he is praying." ~Acts 9:11 In the Bible, there is no mention of Ananias before his appearance in Acts 9, and there is only one brief mention of him after that (Acts 22:12). By all accounts, he was not a tremendous man who had done great things by the world’s standards. Even so, God saw a faithful heart within him and chose to use him in a tremendous way in the conversion of Saul (who subsequently became known as Paul). Like Ananias, you may not have done tremendous things in your life, gone to amazing places, or gained any sort of great popularity. But God is in the business of setting His hand upon certain individuals and using them to accomplish His will. Our part is simply to be like Ananias, with ears open and wills ready to hear and obey our God. The emphasis in this verse is not on the way in which God spoke to Ananias but on the way in which Ananias responded: “Here I am, Lord.” His ear was tuned to hear God. What about yours? Do you hear God speak through His word? Is the posture of your heart such that whatever it is He is calling you to do, that you will say, “Here I am, Lord”? Ananias’ response to God is remarkable when we consider what God was calling him to do, and for whom. He had “heard from many about this man [Saul], how much evil he has done to your saints at Jerusalem,” and he knew that in Damascus Saul had “authority … to bind all who call on your name” (Acts 9:13-14). Yet he willingly chose to obey God’s call despite any fear or resentment he had of Saul and his reputation. He heard, and he acted. How often do we make excuses for our own inaction in response to God’s call? How often do we hide behind our fear or live with excessive caution, forgetting that “God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control” (2 Timothy 1:7)? Ananias displayed this powerful spirit through his obedience. Our culture values big names, big accomplishments, and big ratings. God does not have the same preoccupations. Ananias had no great name or huge fanfare; he simply had an ear open to God’s voice and a will obedient to His command. This resulted in a life sacrificed for usefulness in God’s service. And on this day, it meant that he was the first to tangibly extend God’s love and grace to Saul as he reached out and called him “brother” (Acts 9:17). And so, though he may be a small character in the Bible, there is much you and I can learn from him. You may receive little to no recognition for your faithfulness to Christ in this life. You may take risks and make sacrifices in service to Him and feel that not much changes and no one notices. But far better than anything this world can give, you can look forward to hearing God’s “Well done, good and faithful servant” (Matthew 25:21) as you enter the kingdom of heaven. No good work done in His service is ever wasted. He weaves it all into the great story of salvation. ~Alistair Begg

@elanfaith Amen

When your prayers reflect God's greatness, your perspective changes. You stop focusing on what you lack and start focusing on who God is. You stop being intimidated by obstacles and begin seeing possibilities. The greatest miracles often begin when ordinary people dare to believe an extraordinary God. Lift your expectations. Strengthen your faith. Trust God's timing. The future belongs to those who refuse to limit what God can do through a surrendered life. #PstKimeamihia

Pray With Me! 12TH JUNE, 2026. Heavenly Father, thank You for being a God of unlimited power and greatness. Increase my faith to pray boldly and trust You completely. Help me to see beyond my limitations and believe for the extraordinary things You have prepared for me. Lord, bless me indeed, open doors no one can shut, and do exceedingly abundantly above all I can ask or imagine. Let my life be a testimony of Your goodness, favor, and mighty works. In Jesus Christ name, Amen. #Pray #PstKimeamihia

@elanfaith Amen

@DrJoLynneW Amen

I pray the Lord keeps His hand on you. To help you and to bless you. To steady you, and to guide you. I pray God protects you completely and leads you to victory. Victory after victory, a season of goodness and wins, in the name of Jesus. I speak life more abundantly over you now, I call you blessed and favored, anointed and loved. Jesus loves you. Help is coming. Strength is coming. New blessings are coming. In the mighty name of Jesus. NEW WELLS ARE OPENING! May you drink deep and be deeply blessed. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ.🔥 - 𝒟𝓇. 𝒥𝑜𝐿𝓎𝓃𝓃𝑒 𝒲𝒽𝒾𝓉𝓉𝒶𝓀𝑒𝓇

@muthoni_njakwe Amen

Dear God, Thank You for the precious gift of life. Thank You for Your love that never runs out. This Saturday, we are grateful for Your mercy, Your faithfulness, and the opportunity to begin again today. Almighty God, as we step into this day, walk with us. Order our steps and guide our thoughts, our words, and our actions. Surround us with Your favor, open the right doors, and close every door not meant for us. Grant us wisdom, strength, and discernment in all that we do. Protect us and our loved ones from harm, and let Your peace reign in our hearts. We declare that this day is blessed. No weapon formed against us shall prosper. Goodness and mercy shall follow us wherever we go. May opportunities align in our favor, and may the work of our hands prosper. Let everything we do today bring glory to Your name and align with Your perfect will. In Jesus' name, we pray

🚨Mason Greenwood on the biggest club in world football: 🗣️ “People will always have different opinions because football is built on passion. Some will say Real Madrid because of the Champions Leagues. Others will say Barcelona because of the players they’ve produced. Some will mention Bayern Munich, Liverpool or Manchester City because of what they’ve achieved in recent years. But for me, the biggest club in world football is Manchester United. When you travel around the world, you realise how massive the club is. The fanbase is everywhere. The history is incredible. The expectations are different from any other club. Even during difficult periods, Manchester United remains one of the most talked about teams in football. That’s what makes a truly big club. Trophies are important, but size is also about influence, history, supporters and global reach. For me, no club attracts attention like Manchester United. Whether they’re winning trophies or going through a rebuild, the football world is always watching. That’s why I believe Manchester United is the biggest club in the world.” {@tntsports }

🚨📢| José Mourinho on the Somali Referee Drama and the 2026 World Cup: “It’s not about UEFA appointing the Somali referee for the Super Cup between PSG and Aston Villa,” Mourinho reportedly argued. “We need to blame FIFA for all this drama. Why take a precious tournament to a country that’s not traditionally known for football passion in the same way, and then have all these issues with people getting denied entry? This must be shaping up to be one of the most chaotic and boring World Cups ever. not just about welcoming him back home as a hero or finding him another stage. Things have to be done properly next time-proper planning, better coordination with hosts on visas and security-or the World Cup will start losing its credibility. Football’s biggest event can’t keep getting dragged into these avoidable messes.”

@muthoni_njakwe Amen

Dear God, This Friday morning, we come before You with grateful hearts. Thank You for the gift of life, for Your faithfulness, and for the strength to see this new day. We honor You for Your goodness, Your mercy, and Your unfailing love. Lord, as we step into this day, we ask for Your wisdom in every decision we make, Your peace in every situation we face, and Your favor in all that we do. Go before us and make every crooked path straight. Protect us from harm, distraction, and anything that may steal our joy or purpose. Help us to walk in integrity, kindness, and diligence in all that we do. Bless our families, our work, and the work of our hands. Let today be productive, peaceful, and aligned with Your will. We place this Friday into Your hands, trusting You completely. In Jesus’ name we pray

@Theoladeledada She is beautiful

The whole stadium cannot stop looking at her

🚨🇸🇴 UEFA announce Omar Artan to referee UEFA Super Cup between PSG and Aston Villa in August after being denied access to the USA.

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Omar Artan, the Somali referee who was denied a US visa, will officiate the 2026 UEFA Super Cup final between PSG and Aston Villa.