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Emilio ⚽ retweeted
El Real Madrid publica fotos del penalti de Marquinhos a Luis Suárez después del contacto, condicionando el relato de la jugada, pero no muestran el vídeo completo, donde se aprecia claramente el contacto sobre el delantero uruguayo. Manipulan y mienten.
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Throwback to when Pedri and Yamal looked at each other after seeing Ferran Torres miss an open net at the World Cup. They were traumatized 😭😭😭
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Emilio ⚽ retweeted
Athletic Bilbao reportedly continue to introduce cost cutting measures that have caused growing frustration within the club.
First, the club reportedly removed the four free tickets previously given to each player.
Now, according to reports from El Correo, club employees and workers are no longer allowed to eat for free at Lezama, with the measure also affecting both the men’s first team and the women’s team. The situation has reportedly caused enough frustration among the players that they have even considered creating a fund to cover the cost themselves.
And these are the same people who went to La Liga to question Barcelona’s financial documents while offering Nico Williams a massive contract and an enormous salary to stop him from joining Barça.
The irony is incredible. A club that was so concerned about Barcelona’s finances is now taking away free meals and match invitations from its own players and staff.
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Ivan Rakitić reveals why playing for Barcelona is unlike any other club.
"One of my first league games for Barcelona, we won 6-0 against Granada and I scored. Afterwards I went to the media thinking everyone would be happy, but the very first question was, 'What's wrong with you? You're still not playing well.' That's when I realised Barcelona is different. It's not enough to win. You have to win in the right way, dominate the game and play beautiful football. That's probably the hardest pressure at Barcelona."
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🚨 Victor Osimhen earns around €15m NET per season (€30m gross in Spain), plus bonuses, and retains 100% of his image rights.
Barcelona would only be able to consider a deal if the striker agreed to significantly reduce his salary, something he has never contemplated.
— @sport
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🚨 JUST: New refereeing changes in La Liga from next season:
• VAR will now be able to intervene on a second yellow card situation, an identity error on a red card.
• VAR will be able to overturn a wrongly awarded corner.
• A substituted player must leave the field in a maximum of 10 seconds, otherwise their substitute will have wait a minute before entering.
• Players receiving treatment will generally have to stay out for a minute before returning.
• A goalkeeper causing a stoppage to receive treatment, without having been injured as a result of a sanctioned foul, will lead to one player from their team being sidelined for 1 minute.
• Throw-ins will be more strictly controlled with a 5-second countdown.
• A penalty with an accidental double contact is considered saved or missed if it is missed.
• The referee will be able to announce and explain their final decision, after VAR intervention, to the general public.
— @tjcope
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🚨| 🎙️ Diego Simeone compares Julián’s situation to that of Griezmann.
🗣️: "We had a period these years with Antoine, where he had to leave and come back and had to demonstrate on the field the quality and hierarchy he has, and I don't see any other path than working from the sporting side.”
Via: @PedroFullanaSER
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Deco and Barcelona's strategy in the transfer window so far.
- No one had a clue about Anthony Gordon's signing. The signing was completed within 24 hours of the first rumours being surfaced.
- Everyone thought Deco was in London for Joao Pedro but he got Gordon.
- The first rumours about Karim Adeyemi came into light only when the deal was already advanced.
- Barcelona worked on Rodri in complete silence. Everyone thought he would be moving to some other club which has not won anything in the last two seasons but personal terms are agreed now with the clubs negotiating.
- Deco went to Madrid and apparently met with Rodri while leaving the whole media clueless.
- The first transfer news regarding Ronald Araujo's exit was a 'here-we-go'.
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Come and visit London’s Home of Trophies. 🏆
Book your Stadium Tour at Stamford Bridge now. ⭐️⭐️
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🚨🎙️Gerard Pique on Florentino Perez interview after his comments on Barcelona yesterday:
“Florentino Perez speaking about ‘corruption’ and acting like Real Madrid are some innocent victims of football politics is genuinely one of the greatest comedy acts in football history.
For decades, Madrid built an entire culture around pressure, pressure on referees, pressure from the media, pressure from the institutions, pressure from the Bernabéu atmosphere itself. But now that Barcelona embarrassed them for an entire generation, suddenly Pérez wants the world to believe Madrid were oppressed? Nobody buys that outside Madrid TV.
The reality Madrid fans hate hearing is simple: during Barça’s greatest era, there was no conspiracy needed. The difference was football quality, intelligence, identity and mentality. While Madrid were obsessed with galácticos and PR, Barça built a football philosophy the entire world admired. Kids everywhere copied Barça. Coaches everywhere studied Barça. Nobody was studying Mourinho parking the bus and crying in press conferences.
And let’s stop pretending the Negreira story changes what happened on the pitch. Did Negreira make Messi destroy Madrid 5-0 at Camp Nou? Did Negreira make Madrid players chase shadows under Pep Guardiola? Did Negreira force Sergio Ramos and Pepe to kick instead of defend because they couldn’t stop us technically?
Perez keeps talking about history because modern football hurts him. Every time Barcelona rises again, Madrid immediately starts another political campaign. It’s always referees, UEFA, Tebas, conspiracies… everything except accepting that Barça’s football at its peak made Madrid look ordinary.
And honestly, Madrid fans should be careful before opening conversations about influence and power in football. Real Madrid acting like outsiders is ridiculous. The biggest institutions, the biggest media pressure, the biggest political connections in Spanish football for decades… and now suddenly they want sympathy? Please.
The funniest part is Pérez counting European Cups from the 1950s every time Barça wins a new generation of fans. Football evolved. The world remembers greatness they actually watched live. They remember Ronaldinho getting standing ovations at the Bernabéu. They remember Messi humiliating Madrid repeatedly. They remember Guardiola changing football forever while Madrid spent years desperately trying to stop him.
Madrid don’t really hate Barcelona because of Negreira. They hate Barcelona because Barça became the face of football excellence in the modern era and deep down, that still burns them.”
