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No honestly i wouldn’t. Scoring few goals with Monaco doesn’t change the fact his overall performances are still average He still looks lazy sometimes, doesn’t press enough and barely helps defensively. In Flick system every attacker needs to run and defend for the team, not just wait for the ball

After his recent form with Monaco, would you take Ansu Fati back at Barça?

Barça's fourth kit for the 2026/27 season. 👕🔥

The rule says: don’t fall in love with a loaned player. And I made the same mistake twice… with the same player.

@FabrizioRomano Who laughs last laugh better… Congratulations Arsenal fans 🤍❤️

❤️🤍 OFFICIAL: ARSENAL WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE 2025/26! Historical achievement for Mikel Arteta and his team after 22 YEARS. 🏆✨

🚨MD |The Tax Agency has issued a report in which it concluded that Barcelona's payments to Negreira were not for the purpose of buying off referees or influencing sporting results.

Officially… Barcelona have been cleared in the Negreira case, according to Mundo Deportivo 🚨 The Tax Agency stated that the money Barcelona paid to Negreira has no documents or real evidence proving it was used to manipulate results, trade confidential information, or create any relationship of favoritism between referees and Barcelona. For the millionth time, Barcelona are being cleared from what many Barça fans see as a fabricated case pushed by Pérez and Madrid to distract from their own problems. Now Laporta is expected to take legal action against Pérez 🔥 Visca Barça ❤️💙

I genuinely can’t believe it 😭 Imagine FC Barcelona fighting all season, dealing with injuries, while Hansi Flick keeps adjusting his tactics and plans, only for Barça to win La Liga and receive £46 million. Meanwhile, Burnley F.C. got £50 million after being relegated from the Premier League to the EFL Championship 🤣 Javier Tebas and La Liga seriously need to step up commercially if they want the league to compete financially again. I genuinely believe clubs like Real Betis, Villarreal CF, and Real Sociedad could become much stronger if they had more money to invest in signings.

I swear, if the Inter Milan move for Ronald Araújo actually happens, then Araújo will become the best defender in Italy and one of the best in Europe too. And after one or two years, you’ll see all the top European clubs fighting over him. Araújo is an excellent defender with qualities that are very rare nowadays, but Hansi Flick’s system simply doesn’t suit him, that’s all. We all saw how good he was under Ronald Koeman and Xavi Hernández. A team like AC Milan playing with a back five and a deeper defensive setup would help him show his true level. He’d be an absolute monster there, and unfortunately FC Barcelona’s style just doesn’t allow him to shine.

@BouafifNour He will still park the bus against us. Nothing will change.

Mourinho is an all-time coach, no doubt about his achievements or legacy. But if you look at his recent jobs: at Benfica they finished with their worst league position in 4 years and failed to qualify for the UCL. At Fenerbahçe he didn’t win anything and was sacked after one season. At Roma he won the Conference League, but outside of that, nothing special, two 6th place finishes and eventual dismissal after poor results. At Spurs it was another 6th place finish (their worst in 5 years) and then another sacking. At United, fair enough, a Europa League, two cups, and a second-place finish was a success given the context. But since then, across multiple clubs and nearly a decade, he barely had any success. Great manager historically, but the recent chapters suggest the game may have moved past his tactics

Journalist Marta Ramon said that after Robert Lewandowski leaves FC Barcelona, the club has technically returned to the 1:1 rule. La Liga president Javier Tebas also said that they will soon grant Barcelona approval to return to the 1:1 rule. At this point, the return to the rule is basically confirmed — there’s no more debate about it. First of all, congratulations to Barcelona and its fans for this huge achievement. Secondly, signing and offloading players will now become much easier compared to previous years, so this is what should happen next: Ter Stegen leaves Koundé leaves Casadó leaves Christensen leaves And that’s without even counting Ansu Fati’s sale and Lewandowski’s departure, which is already done. Then Barcelona should sign a world-class striker, a good winger, a right-back, plus two free agents — and at that point the team would completely change 180 degrees. Now that the club is back to the rule, this is very possible to achieve, and Barcelona’s transfer window could become very strong 🔥❤️💙

@AnabellaMarvy What is willams doing here ? He has lost his place

If Spain face Argentina at the World Cup, they’ll defeat them

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I’d say Dembélé. He’s versatile, two-footed, and can play on both wings, which would allow Flick to rotate and rest Yamal and Raphinha when needed. He could also play as a striker because of his pace and movement. As for Coutinho and Griezmann, I think they occupy similar spaces on the pitch to Fermín López and Dani Olmo — mainly operating underneath the striker. Not the exact same quality or style, but they naturally play in the same areas of the field. I would also give Dembélé extra points for his work rate, pace, and pressing.

Who’s the most “unsuccessful” Barça signing you think would actually thrive in Flick’s system today?

A few years ago, we were following and waiting for Leeds to get relegated so the club could trigger Raphinha’s release clause and avoid paying a huge fee. Last season, we were hoping Joan García wouldn’t get called up to the national team with Espanyol so his release clause wouldn’t increase, or even better, that his club would get relegated and the clause would drop. A few months ago, we were happy about Bastoni’s mistake and Italy failing to qualify for the World Cup because it would lower Inter’s demands. Today, you find Barcelona fans happy that João Pedro wasn’t called up because that means his value won’t rise and might even go down. Have you noticed that in recent years we’ve been waiting for the sadness and suffering of others just so Barcelona can benefit? 😂

@BouafifNour First thing he will do during his setbacks is talk about the Negreira case and provoke Barcelona

Welcome back to La Liga, José Mourinho. We’ll always welcome you here with our hospitality and give you the best reception as usual😉

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@appiecule @FabrizioRomano @grok how many trophy Pep Guardiola won with Man City

🚨 Pep Guardiola has informed Manchester City that he will leave the club this summer. Decision confirmed and official statement to follow as Pep will say goodbye to Man City fans very soon. Only one name to replace Pep: Enzo Maresca.

10 years full of history. 10 years with 6 Premier League titles, including 4 in a row for the first time ever in Premier League history, and maybe the last time we will ever see it happen. 2 Champions League finals, and he delivered Manchester City’s first ever UEFA Champions League title. Pep Guardiola created history for Manchester City and changed football forever.

Since Pep is leaving Man City in the summer, I really hope he waits to become Spain’s next coach after De La Fuente. I know DLF won the Euros and is doing a very good job overall, but football changes quickly and you never know how long these cycles last. And honestly, I also don’t really see a clear next club destination for Pep. If i'm not mistaken, i remember him saying before that he’d like to coach a national team after City, and Spain would be absolutely perfect for him. Imagine Pep coaching Lamine and Pedri… yeah, that’s pure CINEMA

Imagine this… Ancelotti’s official press conference had only started 30 minutes ago, yet the entire Brazilian people had already been waiting for hours outside the museum where it was taking place, all because of Neymar. They were all chanting just one word over and over again: Neymar, Neymar. The crazy part is that this conference, which had been prepared for two whole days, ended in a second after just one sentence came out of Ancelotti’s mouth: “Neymar to the World Cup.” After that, the entire room exploded into hysterical celebrations. The streets of Brazil are celebrating as if they already won the World Cup. I’ve never seen a nation understand the value of their leader like this… except Argentina with Messi. ❤️

@nunorealmadrid Second straight trophyless season and Madrid fans are still more obsessed with Barcelona than their own team 💀 Negreira debates won’t put trophies back in the cabinet. Or fix your WWE shows in training.

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