FC Barcelona's Joan Laporta calls Real Madrid a rival in decline, while Mbappé and others speak out on performance and legacy.
Barcelona and Real Madrid at odds
Joan Laporta, president of FC Barcelona, claimed that relations between Barcelona and Real Madrid have deteriorated to the point of non-existence, describing the situation as a confrontation. He criticized Real Madrid for losing credibility in both institutional and sporting matters.Erik ten Hag criticizes Ronaldo
Erik ten Hag, manager of a top European club, criticized Cristiano Ronaldo for abandoning the team during matches. He said Ronaldo did not run with or without the ball because he was not prepared, emphasizing that the best player must work for the team.Mourinho comments on Tebas
José Mourinho, a well-known football manager, commented on a situation involving Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga. He stated there are limits to excusing someone, adding that if it is not a clinical case, there is no justification or excuse for the actions in question.Torres responds to Bordalás
Ángel Torres, president of Getafe, responded to José Bordalás’ accusations by stating the door is open for him to leave if he is dissatisfied. Torres questioned why Bordalás would stay if he is not content with the current situation at Getafe.Kvaratskhelia injured and confused
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, a player for a major club, expressed confusion and distress after suffering a torn cruciate ligament during a match against FC Barcelona. He questioned why he was chosen for the match, indicating his surprise at being included in the lineup.Mbappé acknowledges imperfection
Kylian Mbappé, one of the world’s top footballers, acknowledged that those who think he is perfect do not have TV. He admitted to making mistakes and said he is okay with that, showing a willingness to accept his flaws.Totti reflects on Roma exit
Francesco Totti, a legendary footballer, described his forced departure from AS Roma as painful and not what he had imagined. He said he felt lost at the time, highlighting the emotional impact of leaving the club.Luis Enrique on Dembélé
Luis Enrique, manager of FC Barcelona, stated that Ousmane Dembélé can take a vacation if he wants but must still train at the club’s campus. This indicates a balance between allowing rest and maintaining fitness.Nasri compares teams
Samir Nasri, a former Barcelona player, compared the current Paris Saint-Germain team to the Barcelona he played for in 2011. He noted their grip on the game, suggesting a similar level of control and dominance.Henry praises Doué
Thierry Henry, a former top player, praised Désiré Doué for his efficiency, stating he is on fire and that efficiency is sexy. This highlights Doué’s current form and impact on the field.