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erling haaland almost singlehandedly got norway into the world cup, carried them to the quarterfinals and defeated five times champion brazil but he didn’t even make it into the top 5 and you want me to take this award seriously?
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this guy is genuinely the terminator wdym your ankle damn near exploded in the derby but you’re fine
WDYM YOU PLAYED LIMPING AND YOU’RE FINE
🚨 BREAKING: Preliminary tests on Fede Valverde have revealed NO significant injury.
His condition remains subject to further assessment. @GuillermoRai_
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Hot take: A football Twitter Ballon d'Or would be more accurate than the actual Ballon d'Or.
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With this whole Mbappe saga,
I hope some of you now understand why someone like Olise avoids interviews.
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tchouameni after ruining everybody and their mamas lives
Les proportions prises par la plaisanterie de Kylian Mbappé à propos d'un mème de Mao sont...
Pékin l'accuse d'avoir "heurté les sentiments nationaux", le diffuseur chinois de la Liga refuse désormais de retransmettre les matchs où Mbappé jouera et trois entreprises chinoises ont rompu leur contrat de sponsoring avec lui
Pour rappel, le Français avait rigolé avec Aurélien Tchouameni dans le podcast The Bridge sur les mèmes le visant, dont l'un à l'effigie de Mao : « Celui qui m'a fait le plus rigoler, c'est quand on avait mis une vidéo d'un mec, un dictateur chinois je crois, avec ma tête. Je l'utilise beaucoup avec mes amis en ligne, aux jeux vidéo. »
Et beh...
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🚨 JUST IN: Carlos Espí is set to get his first Real Madrid start of the season either vs Racing Club or AEK Athens. @diarioas
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People forced the dictator gimmick on Mbappe, made endless jokes and memes about him being a dictator, and that was all fine? But the moment he laughs at one of those memes and calls an actual dictator a dictator, suddenly everyone draws the line? Get the f*ck out of here!
The darkest part about this whole thing is he first said he didn’t find it funny being compared to a dictator a few months ago, but as soon as he decided to just play along w the joke for the media… they crucify him😭
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Certains hommes ravagés par les sites porno, onlyfans et les clips de rappeurs sont en train de critiquer cette femme physiquement… 💀
La nana est magnifique en plus d’avoir une vraie histoire avec son mari.
Mbappe getting treated like those idols who get cancelled for saying they like someone. He didn’t even mock Chinese people, just said he find the dictator meme funny😭😭 this is so nasty
Mao supported African peoples' struggles for independence, including Algeria, the country Mbappé’s family came from.
With his deeply inappropriate remarks, Mbappé has lost the trust of Chinese fans. International brands such as Dior, On and Hublot have also removed Mbappé-related content from Sina Weibo.
Global superstars who profit from China should understand its cultural sensitivities and show basic respect.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Mbappé called Mao, not Chinese people, a dictator. China's support for Algeria does not negate Mao's authoritarian rule.
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This dictator meme incident has somehow produced more apologies than the serious criminal case involving decades of payments to the vice-president of Spain’s refereeing committee.
The irony!!!
Thank God some good news on this crazy day😭
🚨 BREAKING: Preliminary tests shows NO INJURY for Federico Valverde. @GuillermoRai_
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🚨 STAT: Jude Bellingham won 13 duels vs Barcelona.
The last time he reached that figure was in March 2025, in the second leg of the UCL tie against Atletico Madrid in which he played 120 minutes. @JorgeCPicon
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Right wing incels are so mad at this LOL
Na but this is actually insane😩😭😭
🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: The controversy surrounding Kylian Mbappé in China is now affecting the stock market!
Swiss sportswear brand ON, which recently signed Mbappé as an ambassador following his departure from Nike, saw its shares DROP by 3.5% in pre-market trading on Wall Street on Tuesday.
Investors are concerned about the potential impact of the controversy on the brand’s reputation in China.
The Asia-Pacific region accounts for MORE THAN 20% of ON’s global sales.
The company has over 80 stores in China and aims to reach 100 by the end of the year.
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