🚨 Kylian Mbappe on concerns from Real Madrid supporters after leaving the France camp with a knee injury: 🗣️ Mbappe: “When I got back to the dressing room, I checked my phone. I think half of Madrid had already decided I was going to be out for three months.” “I understand it. They saw me on the ground, they saw me leave the pitch and then they heard it was the knee. Those three things together are enough to frighten any football supporter.” “But I spoke with the doctors. The sensible thing was to stop, leave the camp and return to Madrid. There is no reason to turn something manageable into something serious because you want to prove you can play another international match.” 🎙️ Reporter: “There are Madrid supporters worried this could interrupt the form you’ve started the season in.” 🗣️ Mbappe: “That was actually the first thing I thought about.” “I feel very good at the moment. Nine goals in nine games, I’m enjoying my football, I’m enjoying playing for Madrid. When you’re in this rhythm, you don’t want anything to stop it. Not even for one match.” “But a season is long. Sometimes protecting the next ten matches means accepting that you shouldn’t play the next one.” “I know Madrid supporters. Until they see me walking onto the pitch again, some of them will still worry.” 🎙️ Reporter: “And what would you tell them?” 🗣️ Mbappe: “Rest the knee and rest yourselves too.” “I’m going back to Madrid, I’ll do the recovery properly and, if everything continues as expected, after the international break we continue where we stopped.” “The goals are not going anywhere.”

Is this the Tzolis they said wasn’t good enough 🙄

Everyone else won it without cheating except Sir Alex Ferguson.

How can you look Premier League in the eye and said you generated more money than Real Madrid, how is that even possible, your fans can’t even fill up your stadium, your parades didn’t have 1000 people in the streets. The audacity Manchester City had is crazy man

Rodri saying “we believe the club” after what has now come out about Manchester City is something else. The same club accused of breaching financial rules, FFP regulations and failing to provide accurate financial information has reportedly been found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges. And Rodri wants us to believe everything was perfectly clean? 😭 At this point, he needs to explain that Ballon d’Or too.

As English FA is taking those trophies from them UEAF champions League should take actions too We don't support fràud among us 💯

If Manchester City is demoted to the Championship or League One, Arsenal will surely go big for Erling Haaland.

🚨 Bukayo Saka on Spain at Wembley: 🗣️ Saka: “There’s still a scar from the World Cup. You don’t wipe that in one press conference. Saturday is not the final we didn’t get. It’s the next game. Spain are the champions. We are at home. That’s enough story.”

You see these Manchester City transfers? They reported lower transfer fees than what they actually paid, that’s fee manipulation. Erling Haaland — Borussia Dortmund — £51m İlkay Gündoğan — Borussia Dortmund — £20m Rayan Cherki — Lyon — £30.5m Julian Alvarez — River Plate — £14m​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Tijjani Reijnders — AC Milan — £46.5m

🚨 Roy Keane on Man City’s 115 charges: 🗣️ Keane: “They’ve been found guilty of 114 of them. Three years of ‘the process is ongoing.’ Today the process found them. And what happens? They appeal. Of course they appeal. They’re top of the league. Why would you stop? People want points off them tonight. That’s not how this works. The panel hasn’t even named the punishment. So you sit there with a guilty verdict and fifteen points and a trophy cabinet built in the years they were being investigated. That’s the joke. Not the number of charges. The timing.”

🚨 Dayot Upamecano on his confrontation with Merih Demiral during France’s win over Türkiye: 🗣️ Dayot Upamecano: “The game became very intense after the red card. There was a lot of frustration on both sides, so I understand why emotions were running high. “But Merih is an experienced player. He lost the ball, went down, and I simply told him, ‘Get up, let’s play.’ “He immediately got up and came straight toward me. He got right in my face and told me, ‘Take one more step and I’ll knock your teeth out.’ “I looked at him and said, ‘Then do it.’ [laughs] “But I knew it wasn’t going to go any further. I wasn’t there to fight him. I wanted to play football. “You can try to intimidate me, you can be angry, you can be aggressive, but when the game starts, I prefer to respond with football. “We don’t need to settle things with punches or threats. You answer with your performance, your tackles, your defending and, most importantly, the result. “Today, France did exactly that. “Sometimes the best response to someone trying to provoke you is to stay focused and let the football do the talking. “He wanted a confrontation. I wanted to play. In the end, the game gave us the final word.”

What’s this Trivela our Striker unlocked?😏

Generational goal. The technique 😮‍💨👏

🚨 Paul Pogba on Kylian Mbappé’s injury after scoring for France against Türkiye: 🗣️ Paul Pogba: “This is exactly why you see players pulling out of international duty. You can call it commitment. You can call it pride. You can call it representing your country. But at some point, we have to ask ourselves what we are demanding from these players. Kylian scores, celebrates with his teammates, and moments later he’s on the ground and has to come off. That’s the part people don’t always see. They see the goal. They see the celebration. They see the result. They don’t see what the player’s body has already been through before that match. These players are playing Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday, then travelling across countries to join their national teams and immediately being expected to perform at the highest level again. Then, when the injuries come, everyone acts surprised. I’m not saying players don’t want to represent France. Of course they do. I know exactly what it means to wear that shirt. But loving your country doesn’t make your body indestructible. When a player decides to withdraw from international duty because something doesn’t feel right, people are quick to question his commitment. Maybe sometimes he’s simply trying to protect himself. Because if you keep pushing the same players until something breaks, you can’t then act shocked when the injury finally comes. Mbappé was playing, he scored, and now we’re talking about an injury. That should make everyone stop and think. These players are not machines. They need recovery. They need rest. And they need people thinking about the footballer, not just the next fixture. Because if protecting the player becomes controversial, eventually the injury will make the decision for him.”

🚨 Carragher on Manchester City announced guilty: “I’ve seen people saying you shouldn’t celebrate this. Why not? If you’re a Liverpool supporter and you’ve watched your team finish on 97 points and still not win the league, why would I expect you to feel sorry for Manchester City? If you support Arsenal, United, Chelsea or any other club that’s spent years trying to compete with them, of course you’re looking at this and thinking, ‘Good. Now let’s see what happens.’ People will say the players and supporters didn’t make these decisions. Fine. But nobody was asking the rest of the league to feel sorry for them when they were lifting trophies every May either. And personally, if the punishment eventually means relegation, I’d love to see it. Not because I want Manchester City to disappear. I want to see who stays. We’ve spent years watching players choose City because they wanted Premier League titles, Champions League football, Guardiola, all of it. Brilliant. Now imagine they’re told they’ve got 46 Championship games next season. Let’s see how much everybody loves the project then. I guarantee you, within 24 hours, you’ll have agents explaining that their player has always dreamed of living in Madrid. No, no. Stay there. You signed for Manchester City. You kissed the badge. You told us it felt like family. Well, families go through difficult times. Get on the bus to Preston.”