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Ester Expósito was asked in an interview about her first impression of Kylian Mbappé and why their relationship still feels so pure and sweet, especially given how shy he is. 🎙️ Interviewer: Your relationship with Kylian is so lovely… Everyone can see how genuine and sweet it is. What was your very first impression of him, knowing how shy he can be? 🗣️ Ester: Honestly, I had no idea who he was. He just stood there staring at the floor while Achraf asked for my number on his behalf. I literally thought, Wow… this guy is really shy.Then I got home, looked him up online, and was so shocked . The greatest footballer in the world needed his friend to get my number? It still makes me laugh. And yeah… that’s when I started falling for him
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Dua Lipa was questioned in an interview about the challenges she faced with her parents over her relationship with Callum Turner, especially given how different the two of them are. 🎙️Interviewer: What were the challenges you had with your parents about you and Callum, being that you are quite different from him? 🗣️Dua: My parents used to take me to every party,all night, every night. That was just how we lived. So when they met Callum and invited him along, he would just sit there quietly, never really joining in. My mum looked at me one night and joked, “You like partying… he doesn’t. Are you sure you’re a good match?” I still laugh about that. Meanwhile when we met in Los Angeles we both realised we were reading the exact same book, Trust by Hernán díaz , and had just finished the first chapter. Callum looked at me and said, “So we’re on the same page.” That was it. The girl who grew up dancing until dawn fell for the man who would rather stay in and finish a chapter with her. And somehow… that difference became the safest place I’ve ever known.
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José Mourinho has opened up about the difficulties he had managing Cristiano Ronaldo. 🎙️Interviewer: What was it like managing a superstar like Christiano? 🗣️Mourinho: “Motivation? You cannot give him that. Ambition? You cannot give him that. Responsibility? You cannot give him that either. All you can do is give him some tactical adjustments. He is also quite proud. If I told him to train with the others, he would just say he’s fine and train when he’s ready. Very hardworking, yes… but very disobedient. He claims to know everything, and most times it still works for him. And because he was the main man in the team, I couldn’t really go against him.”
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Barcelona legend Carles Puyol has sparked fury across Catalonia after claiming Lamine Yamal is the only player on the planet with a realistic shot at matching Lionel Messi’s heights then immediately warning that the teenager’s lifestyle is already putting that destiny at risk. Speaking in a private conversation, the former Barça captain said: “Yamal has the talent, the personality, the left foot, he can do what Leo did. No one else. But look at how he’s living. The parties, the attention, the circle around him. It’s starting to smell like Neymar. Talent alone never saved Neymar from himself. If this kid doesn’t change, he’ll be another what-if instead of the greatest.” Is Carles Puyol overreacting or is Yamal going to end up like Neymar?
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Florentino Perez on why Madrid didn't sign Enzo Fernandez. "We all know how talented he is and how passionate he can get on the football pitch. But those factors alone can't make you a successful footballer here. A good attitude is very important so you can get along well with your teammates and coaching staff. Sadly I don't see that in him and so we couldn't proceed with the deal" He continued: "In few years time a lot of people will remember this words I just said about him. He did at the world cup and he does it at Chelsea every week. We don't want that sort of chaos in our dressing room"
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Mourinho drops a bold claim on this morning’s podcast. The Special One didn’t hold back when comparing Real Madrid’s current frontline to his own legendary side “To me, Mbappé, Vini and Bellingham are a far more talented trio than Ronaldo, Benzema and Özil.” And his promise to the fans? “I can confidently promise Madrid fans that what they are about to witness this season hasn’t been seen before in history. With the available talent at my disposal right now I might easily break my previous records in Madrid. Let’s wait and see.” Mou is back and he’s already talking like a man with something to prove.
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Marcus Rashford opens up in an interview about how and why he didn’t initially like José Mourinho. 🗣️ Marcus: “José was so fixated on winning. He didn’t really care about individual performances or mistakes as long as the result was there. Once we won, he just moved on. He didn’t care about the player in that moment. Most times I’d get very angry as a developing player because I’d be expecting my manager to bring up my mistakes and correct me… but he wouldn’t. As long as we won, that was it. He only did that when we lost. It took me a while, but once I learnt to respect his decisions, I started enjoying him as a coach. José is so complicated… but just a very great coach.” Was Mourinho’s ruthless winning mentality what made him a great coach, or did it sometimes come at the expense of developing young players?
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Enzo Fernandez has addressed the backlash over his goal celebration against England at the World Cup, admitting he felt bad about it and confirming he’s made amends with his England teammates. “I know a lot of the fans in England would hat£ me for my goal celebration against England in the World Cup. Some people don’t understand that sometimes we can’t control our emotions and that’s not really who we are. After the match I apologized to my friend Reece. I’ve called my other teammates and apologized too and we’re all cool now.” On his future he said, “I’ll be changing my agent soon because my former agent was talking too much and also pushing me to go to Madrid against my will. Now I just want to focus on Chelsea and work under Xabi Alonso. There’s no better coach to learn from right now.”
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Victor Osimhen has just compared himself with the best strikers in the world. He boldly claims he might be better than them despite being less recognized than them at the moment. “To me I’m the best striker in the world. Maybe better than Kane, Haaland, and Mbappé. Kane scores for fun in the Bundesliga then freezes for England. Haaland is the penalty taker for both club and country but he goes missing in knockout games for Norway. Mbappé is a left winger playing as a No.9 with zero major trophies as the main man." He concluded: "I might not have their numbers but people forget I dragged Napoli to a Scudetto, raised Galatasaray up a level and also scored in the Champions League when it mattered most. All these while still delivering for Nigeria."
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Former Chelsea left back Marc Cucurella has publicly torched his once-close friendship with Enzo Fernández, accusing the Argentine midfielder of betrayal on the pitch. Speaking in an interview, the Spanish defender claimed Enzo threw him under the bus by lying to the referee, that Cucurella had called Lionel Messi a b*tch something Cucurella vehemently denies ever saying. "Enzo was lying to the referee that I called Messi a bitch and I never did say anything like that. I understand it's a final and emotions are high but you can never do that to a friend. I've already told my friends in Madrid that I don't want him anywhere close to our club because he's a snake and a lying bastxrd." The pair were inseparable before the tournament, but the heated World Cup clash appears to have shattered their bond for good.
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Lionel Messi opened up in an interview about why he never needed a traditional agent or big-agency setup and added that he doesn’t need any manager going further “I never needed anyone else after my dad. Jorge handled everything from the beginning,the treatments, the move to Barcelona when I was 13, every contract, every decision. What he did wasn’t just management… it was generational. He built this with pure trust and family. After him, I wouldn’t need another manager. And honestly, I still don’t. I’m good enough to handle it myself now.” Family loyalty over corporate ruthlessness. Absolute trust over big-agency deals. A father who carried the weight so his son could just play and a son who learned enough along the way to stand on his own. Some still debate whether a family member had the “edge” for the biggest negotiations, but the results speak for themselves: record contracts, total protection of his image, and a career that stayed pure. Jorge Messi didn’t just manage the greatest player of all time. He raised him, protected him, and prepared him for everything that came after. That’s not business. That’s generational. 🇦🇷❤️
𝔹𝕚𝔾 𝔻ℝ𝔼𝕐𝕐🫵38,149 Aufrufe • vor 20 Tagen
Xabi Alonso has just addressed the Mudryk dilemma before the match against Tottenham this morning. He also confirmed he is getting back his number '10' Jersey from Cole Palmer. "I was amazed when I got the news that he was free to play and I'm so happy for him and for the team. Definitely a player like him with so much talent is always better for the team. He'll be joining us on the tour soon so we'll see how ready he is." He went on: "We've discussed with Cole and he has agreed to return the number 10 jersey back to Mudryk because it was his before the ban. Cole is a cool guy and I respect him for that."
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Rodrigo De Paul has opened up about the profound love and impact Lionel Messi has had on his career and life, describing their bond as something far deeper than just teammates. In a recent interview, the midfielder reflected on how Messi transformed him both on and off the pitch. “Leo made me the man I am in football today. He believed in me when not everyone did, pushed me, trusted me, and showed me what it really means to compete at the highest level. Without Messi, I wouldn’t be here. I’d be nothing. I owe him my life in this game.” Looking ahead, De Paul admitted the thought of a future without Messi is difficult to process. “If Leo were to retire tomorrow, I’d seriously consider retiring too. What’s left to play for after sharing the pitch with the greatest of all time? The game would feel empty. He’s been the reason so many of us keep pushing. When that chapter closes, I don’t know if I’d want to continue without him.”
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