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Rekkles: "—and Keria really wanted to play AD against me, so I was just honestly proud to be even thought of, if that makes sense, that they really wanted to make a specific role swap style versus me... And even though he kinda won the lane against me, I feel like it was really fun to play an ADC game. I did it last year as well, and it's something that, of course, I hold dearly in my heart after all these years, so whenever I get the chance, I always take it."

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The voice note exchange between Khaldoon Al Mubarak and Soriano after the 2-0 defeat against Bayer Leverkusen. Khaldoon was clearly very angry and disappointed with the sheer number of changes Pep made, ten in total, and with the self-criticism that followed the game. He didn’t even want to speak to him.

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