Pato Tee🇸🇱

@FIFATRADEBRASIL FIFA fell off after FIFA 23

O que me pega nas animações do FC 26 é que são supervisionadas por quem NUNCA jogou bola na vida. Como eu sei? Ao conduzir a bola, TODO MUNDO SABE, que é preferencial ajustar o corpo para driblar com o pé dominante. No fifa essa basicidade não existe.

@DanisMCFC I don’t know how to explain it but his body movement is so unnatural for a pro athlete

Semenyo is constantly trying to improve his first touch and finishing things we don’t see from Doku and Savinho

Me: *opens spotify* Clarity of Mind:

The greatest comeback in history.

Throwback to when a picture Bruno Fernandes with crutches and a protective boot was posted on IG, only for him to go and play 90 minutes and get an assist against Spurs three days later 😂

Only jah jah knows 😭😭🔥

Omahlay drop album, you get mind dey send me voicenote. Make I pause song play your VN?

CLARITY OF MIND! IT’S TIME! FLY MY LOVE 🕊️🏜️

CLARITY OF MIND!!!

@FabrizioRomano Never seen a player twerk this much for a club

🚨 Enzo Fernández: “The opponent player that impressed me the most? Toni Kroos”. “It was Real Madrid vs Chelsea at the Bernabeu, and he was so impressive. Luka Modrić too…”.

Ya’ll was lying about matcha

🚨 Manchester United have Sandro Tonali very high on their shortlist for June, as reported. The player would be open to the move. Elliot Anderson, another name on shortlist but Manchester City are still ahead — with very serious interest. Man City and Arsenal, both also informed on Tonali situation. 🎥 youtu.be/xbGBkDpDXbQ

Them never see me coming

🚨🔗 Hugo Ekitike: “Me and Mbappé, we really understand each other on the pitch”. “He told me to play freely, I had a lot of fun. We spent a lot of time together at PSG!”.

What if Ten hag had signed De Jong

@ThePaTommyShow Nice wan tommy

@tee164537 Yaa

2021 Nle180

@usanewshq Was expecting a jumpscare

Two guys learn the hard way what happens when you throw giant rocks off a bridge

@lindaikeji Wetin be u-gurt?

“Face me I face you apartments in Nigeria is better than shared apartments in the UK. In Nigeria, you know you’re dealing with Igbo, Yoruba or Hausa tribe. In the UK, you’re dealing with Indians, Germans, Pakistanis, Zambians and everybody else” — Nigerian man shares his experience as a student in the UK