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Posts on X discuss Sami Gold's claim that U.S. foreign policy based on realpolitik would prioritize Saudi Arabia over Israel as its top Middle East ally. Replies counter that Israel offers superior military capabilities, intelligence value, and proven reliability compared to Saudi Arabia. Arguments reference U.S. oil independence, historical defense of Saudi Arabia in 1990, 9/11 hijacker origins, and strains in U.S.-Saudi relations due to support for Israel.

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The 23-year-old French right-back, who joined from Lyon in 2023 for €30 million, made 34 Premier League appearances this season with two goals and three assists. Chelsea would consider a sale only if their asking price is met—Transfermarkt values him at €35 million—while City seeks a new right-back after missing out on another target, and Inter eyes him to replace Denzel Dumfries. Fans are divided: some Chelsea supporters want to keep him as James' deputy and avoid boosting a rival, while others call him average amid late-season dips.

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Malo Gusto stepped up big for Chelsea amid Reece James' injuries, but now his agent is talking to Manchester City and Inter Milan about a summer move.

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Donnarumma joined City from PSG last September for £26 million after Ederson's departure, delivering 14 clean sheets and a 76% save rate in 32 league starts. Yet a fan-posted compilation highlights his struggles with set pieces, sweeping, and distribution, fueling criticism that teammates lack trust in his passing amid City's league-high back-passes to the keeper. With City second on 74 points, five behind Arsenal and the FA Cup final ahead, Guardiola backs the 27-year-old's growth while fans wonder if he can step up for a redemption run-in.

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A seven-minute clip of Gianluigi Donnarumma's mishaps has Manchester City fans split, questioning the keeper's fit just as title hopes hang in the balance.

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The two-million-square-meter project in Erbil, launched Sunday, will feature a prayer hall for 9,000, gardens with a million trees, a 48-meter waterfall, and spaces for study, events, and markets—all built by Kurdish hands using designs blending Islamic arches with traditional Rashmall tent motifs. Barzani described it as a vital center for worship, coexistence of faiths, and Kurdish history, drawing on his family's Naqshbandi Sufi roots. While supporters praise its boost to tourism and identity, skeptics question its priority amid economic challenges and note the region's many existing mosques; no costs or funding details have been shared.

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Prime Minister Masrour Barzani placed the foundation stone for a sprawling mosque complex honoring his father, the legendary Kurdish leader Mullah Mustafa Barzani.

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The 67-year-old sports executive won 68.58% of the votes on the first ballot Monday, succeeding Gabriele Gravina after Italy missed the 2026 World Cup for the third time in a row. A former futsal captain and long-time Olympic leader who secured the 2026 Winter Games for Milan-Cortina, Malagò earned backing from most Serie A clubs and plans to rebuild youth systems, hire a new national coach, and qualify for 2030. Clubs like Juventus and AS Roma congratulated him right away, while he vowed to make Italy great again through collaboration.

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Giovanni Malagò walked into Rome's assembly and walked out as Italy's new soccer boss, promising to lift the Azzurri from their World Cup heartbreaks.

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The 25-second video, set amid winter shoppers with an Oasis track playing, shows the boy in a blue puffer jacket calling out repeatedly before the punchline hits with the Pepsi logo. Fans worldwide love it, from Barça supporters calling it perfect for Guardiola to Chelsea accounts joining the fun, especially after his May departure from Manchester City following a trophy-filled decade. While some suspect AI creation due to hyper-real faces and no official Pepsi confirmation, others praise its simple genius that unites rivals in laughter.

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A young kid on a Belfast street, hands crossed just like the coach, yells 'Pep!' until a lookalike replies with a deadpan 'Sí' and a Pepsi can.

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Posted late Friday by @1keezybaby, the question 'Who’s the most overrated?' among Jalen Hurts, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, and Justin Herbert drew over 700 replies in days. Eagles fans highlight Hurts' Super Bowl win, MVP honors, and big-game stats like 221 passing yards and a rushing touchdown in the 40-22 victory over the Chiefs. Critics target Herbert's 0-3 playoff record, Jackson's 3-5 postseason mark despite two MVPs, and Allen's lack of Super Bowls despite eight playoff wins, fueling arguments over regular-season shine versus playoff proof.

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A straightforward image pitting four young star QBs against each other has fans pulling no punches with stats and playoff tales.

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In the first leg of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup Final at Stadion pod Bijelim Brijegom, Zrinjski Mostar defeated rivals Velež 1-0 thanks to Bilbija's close-range strike in the 38th minute. Before the match, Zrinjski supporters booed the national anthem and chanted vulgar rejections of Bosnia in favor of Croatia, a display rooted in the region's ethnic tensions from the 1990s war. While most Zrinjski players turned their backs, Bosniak defender Kerim Memija stood respectfully, joined by two referees, as Velež players honored the flag. The second leg looms next week, with Velež needing just one goal to turn the tie.

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Zrinjski captain Nemanja Bilbija slotted home the winner, but the real drama unfolded before kickoff when home fans drowned out Bosnia's anthem with defiant chants.

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Uruguay earned two points in Group H with a 1-1 draw against Saudi Arabia on June 15—where Valverde was Man of the Match—and a 2-2 thriller versus Cape Verde on June 21, where he had seven shots off target, no key passes, and lost 16 possessions. Fans online called him the most overrated player, questioning his midfield skills beyond energy and long shots, even as some Real Madrid supporters suggested shifting him to right-back. Despite his strong 2026 club form with eight goals and eight assists, including a Champions League hat-trick against Manchester City, the pressure mounts ahead of a must-win game to advance.

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Fede Valverde captained Uruguay through two tense draws, earning praise in one match but sharp criticism in the next for his wayward shots and lost possessions.

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