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🔥🚨 BOMBSHELL INTERVIEW ALERT 🚨🔥 Ousmane Dembélé just sat down for a no-filter interview… and what he said about Lionel Messi and the World Cup is already exploding across social media 😳💥 When the journalist asked him the big question “Does Messi deserve a World Cup?” Dembélé didn’t hesitate....

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So here's what happened. Boateng in a podcast with Rio said that in his old La Palmas interview he admitted that "Ronaldo is the best in this world but Messi is on top of him by being the best in the entire galaxy" and "Real Madrid" is his fav club & that when he joined Barca he said "Barca" is his fav club and "Messi" the best player. Ronaldo fans edited the part about Messi from the podcast and made it seem like he also lied about who he thinks is the better player when he joined Barca. Then Boateng in his latest interview ran with that lie for clicks and then the insecure man-child Ronaldo put in "laughing emojis" 'cause even as 50 year old he is constantly looking for validation. Here's his Las Palmas interview and the podcast clip.
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So here's what happened. Boateng in a podcast with Rio said that in his old La Palmas interview he admitted that "Ronaldo is the best in this world but Messi is on top of him by being the best in the entire galaxy" and "Real Madrid" is his fav club & that when he joined Barca he said "Barca" is his fav club and "Messi" the best player. Ronaldo fans edited the part about Messi from the podcast and made it seem like he also lied about who he thinks is the better player when he joined Barca. Then Boateng in his latest interview ran with that lie for clicks and then the insecure man-child Ronaldo put in "laughing emojis" 'cause even as 50 year old he is constantly looking for validation. Here's his Las Palmas interview and the podcast clip.

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