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Barcelona’s summer has been defined by one stubborn obsession: Julián Álvarez. Barcelona have chased him since the transfer window opened, offering around €100m with a July 31 deadline. Atlético continue to resist, and the deal remains stuck despite Álvarez’s desire to join. Meanwhile, Victor Osimhen has been offered. The Nigerian brings explosive pace, aerial dominance, clinical finishing with both feet and headers, strong hold-up play and relentless pressing. His direct, physical style would give Barcelona an immediate goal threat to complement their creative attackers. With time running out on Álvarez, should Barça finally turn to Osimhen instead?
Perhaps there is a God-sent individual willing to invest 50 Nnamdi Azikiwe in me, enabling me to carefully invest it in stocks available on the stock market through the “Red App.” Anyone interested? 🤗
Real Madrid has won their last three matches, and we haven’t heard anything about Negreira. But wait till they lose to Barca on Sunday and hear their response.
A very silly club with a retarded fanbase.
#laliga #Barcelona #RealMadrid
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🚨 Frenkie de Jong’s place in Barcelona’s starting line-up is no longer guaranteed.
Rodri is expected to play alongside Pedri in the midfield, so Frenkie’s chances are in doubt.
— @el_pais
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🚨 Hansi Flick: "My situation is complicated because I look at the bench and see many players who aren't getting minutes."
"I always think about the team and based on that, we make decisions."
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🚨 Hansi Flick's headset was malfunctioning during his press conference:
"My headset doesn't work well: what have you asked me? FIFA? Ah, about the international break."
"See, I can't change it. Of course it's not the best situation for the clubs, but we have to accept it."






