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@mahmoud_rassim @markklfc 🚨 Jesse Derry to Sporting, here we go! 🇵🇹✨ Goodluck to him

🚨 Jesse Derry to Sporting, here we go! 🇵🇹✨ A brilliant move for one of Chelsea's brightest young talents. Derry has earned a new deal before heading to Sporting on loan until June 2027, with his salary fully covered and no buy option—showing Chelsea still see him as part of their long-term plans. A huge opportunity for Derry to develop at a top club and prove why so many rate him so highly. {@FabrizioRomano} #CFC #SportingCP

Can you guess the player? Level : HARD 🔥

@fcbwise You get money?

Pick a man that picks you. Choose a man that chooses you. Prioritize a man that prioritises you. Always put you first.

@IamEmpressdee @ibnobodyoflagos I will be in the comments reading and learning

What medical condition(s) could make someone's skin peel like this?

@Sage_FCB @markklfc They can keep crying. I don’t care about them😎 We won and there’s nothing they can do

Rodrigo De Paul on Mohamed Ziko's comments after Argentina's win over Egypt: 🗣️ Reporter: ”What do you make of Mohamed Ziko's comments suggesting Argentina were helped by the officiating?” 🗣️ Rodrigo De Paul: Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I find those comments surprising. On the pitch, he came over to me, praised the way we played, and said he admired the character we showed to come back from 2–0 down. Then, after the match, he gives a completely different interview. That doesn't really add up. The truth is that it's always easier to blame referees than to accept defeat. Football is emotional, and after a painful loss people look for excuses instead of looking at what happened on the pitch. We've been hearing these kinds of accusations ever since the last World Cup. At this point, it doesn't affect us anymore. We focus on playing football, respecting our opponents, and trusting the officials to do their job. “Refereeing decisions sometimes go for you and sometimes against you. That's football. When things don't go our way, we don't spend our time talking about conspiracies,we keep playing, keep fighting, and stay united as a team. That's the only response we believe in.”

@tomisinfcb @markklfc So fast😂 It’s two days already 💔

Happy two days anniversary to those celebrating.🎉

@Dom_Szoboszlai1 @markklfc All of them

Who was the most underrated Liverpool player? #LFC

@markklfc We won and defeated the Egyptian gods That’s all that matters

Lionel Scaloni on Lionel Messi breaking down in tears after Argentina’s comeback against Egypt: 🗣️“When I saw Leo crying, I didn’t see a footballer celebrating a victory. I saw a little boy who still dreams with the same passion he had before the world knew his name. Those tears came from somewhere much deeper than this match. “People keep asking me, ‘Why is Messi crying? He has already won everything.’ That’s exactly why they don’t understand him. Leo has never played this game to collect trophies. He plays because he loves Argentina with every part of his soul. Every time he wears this shirt, he feels responsible for 50 million people. “I looked into his eyes after the final whistle, and I honestly asked myself… does he want to win the World Cup all over again? I think he does. Not because he needs another medal, not because he needs another Ballon d’Or, and certainly not because he has anything left to prove. He wants to feel that emotion again. He wants to give his country another unforgettable memory. “There is no player in football history who has completed the game the way Messi has. He has won almost everything there is to win. But tonight his tears reminded me that his hunger is still alive. That’s what separates the greatest from everyone else they never stop dreaming. “People see records, statistics and trophies. I see a man who still suffers after every mistake, who still celebrates every goal like it’s the first of his career, and who still carries the pain and joy of an entire nation on his shoulders. You cannot fake those emotions. “When we were 2–0 down, he didn’t panic. He kept telling the players, ‘Believe. Keep going. We are Argentina.’ Then he led the comeback. And when it was over… all the emotions he had been holding inside simply came pouring out. “I believe those tears were saying something words couldn’t. They were saying, ‘I don’t want this journey to end. Give me one more chance. Let me fight for this trophy again.’ That’s the heart of a champion. That’s the heart of Lionel Messi. “One day football will lose him, and only then will people realize that moments like these were never about records or trophies. They were about watching a man who had already conquered the sport still crying because representing Argentina means more to him than anything else in the world. That’s why he will always be different.”

@_Octonauts @iam_stevemiles The players listed is impossible

🚨BREAKING: Roberto Zerbi 5-man plan to bring back the Champions League to Tottenham 🇮🇹 Sandro Tolani (€100m) 🇵🇹 Mateus Fernandes (€85m) 🇦🇷 Enzo Fernandes (€90m) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jude Bellingham(£170m…love

@FabrizioRomano @ismaeelmahmoudd Cry me a river

🚨🇪🇬 Egyptian Federation President Hany Abo Rida has filed an official complaint against French referee François Letexier and his assistants, reports @ismaeelmahmoudd.

@AbdoAbwrady You too fam

@fcbwise Good morning, I hope you have a wonderful day. ❤

Good morning football fans 💯 May today bring you peace happiness and everything you’ve been working for. I pray to God that He guides us all and leads us to the right path. ❤

@DorisFriday2 Messi 🔥

Who is your greatest of all time. Ronaldo or Messi

@DorisFriday2 Omo 😩💔

I have tasted being broke and I highly do not recommend it 🔥🔥🔥

@FabrizioRomano This is good news

🚨🇧🇷 Carlo Ancelotti and the Brazilian Federation already agreed to respect the contract and continue together. Ancelotti will lead the rebuilding of the Seleção ahead of World Cup and Copa América.

@footy_barca @afc_lennon Cry more

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Thierry Henry on the claims that Argentina robbed Egypt at the World Cup : "People keep telling me that's a penalty for Salah, but I completely disagree. Watch the replay carefully. The contact is soft, Salah is already anticipating it, and he's going down before there's anything significant. In football, not every touch is a foul, especially in the dying moments of a massive game when the referee has to be absolutely certain. "What amazes me is the inconsistency. For years, some of these same people mocked Messi every time he won a penalty under similar circumstances, saying he 'looked for contact' or 'made the most of it.' Now the standards have suddenly changed because it's Salah. You can't have two different rulebooks depending on the player you support." "If you criticized Messi for penalties like those but are convinced this is a clear penalty for Salah, then you're not judging the incident objectively, you're judging the shirt. Football doesn't work like that. The laws are the same for everyone, and so should your opinions be."

@leecfc10 @afc_lennon Keep crying more

🚨BREAKING: the Egyptian Federation has reportedly file a complaint to FIFA on the poor officiating that resulted to Egypt getting eliminated from competition. They believe the refree was corrupted and they demanded FIFA to investigate this. One source said " they want Messi to win because they will make money from him" via Egyptian sources.

@cfc_tayo @afc_lennon That’s Saka

Germany starting lineup against Brazil in the 2014 world cup S/F Result: Brazil 1 vs Germany 7 Who's the anonymous player in the midfield?

@the_boy_920 You’re wrong

@fcbwise Asamoah Gyan

@Lfc_ola_ Gabriel

Excluyendo a Kevin De Bruyne y Erling Haaland... Nombra a un jugador español que jugó para el Manchester City. Nivel: Difícil