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In a quote from earlier this year, the 25-year-old winger ranked Messi first across sports, followed by Jordan and Tiger Woods, despite previously naming Ronaldo his ultimate role model. Ronaldo fans fired back with jokes about Neto's World Cup spot and defenses of his grit, while Messi supporters shared stats on trophies and international wins. The claim reignited familiar divides over Ballon d'Or awards, Neymar's potential, and off-field teases from players like Sergio Agüero.

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Chelsea's Pedro Neto stirred football's biggest rivalry by calling Lionel Messi the greatest footballer in history, ahead of Michael Jordan—and leaving out his Portugal teammate Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Petro argued that drug trafficking networks are led from places like Dubai, Miami, and Spain, with profits funneled into international banks and U.S. real estate, leaving Colombia with the bloodshed. He criticized former U.S. President Donald Trump for calling Colombia a 'sick' nation tied to cocaine sales and called for nationwide protests on January 7 to defend sovereignty, which drew peaceful crowds in Bogotá despite U.S. embassy warnings. The exchange highlights strained ties after a U.S. raid captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, even as both countries continue counternarcotics cooperation.

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At a military ceremony, Colombian President Gustavo Petro pointed to luxurious hideouts in Dubai and Miami, saying Colombia bears the violence while kingpins stash profits abroad.

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Journalist Magee Clegg listed Bogotá's museums, top restaurants like El Chato, universities, and intellectual energy against Medellín's expat nightlife and Escobar tours, sparking hundreds of replies. Medellín defenders pointed to its 23 museums, lower crime rates, metro system, universities, and eternal spring weather around 72°F. While Bogotá offers big-city hustle with 60 museums and career hubs for its 8 million residents, Medellín's 2.5 million have transformed from cartel past to safer innovation spot—though expat bubbles and a wealth tax on dollar-earners add nuance to the choice.

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A journalist's post praising Bogotá's culture over Medellín's party scene drew cheers from one side and fierce pushback from the other, highlighting what each city brings to Colombia's identity.

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The video, shared by LSPN_FC, shows Barcelona's stars drilling with effortless precision before beating Manchester United 3-1 on May 28, 2011, thanks to goals from Pedro, Messi, and David Villa. Fans lit up with comments like 'the easiest UCL final ever' and jokes about Sir Alex Ferguson regretting the matchup, even as Barca's current squad shares their own training glimpses ahead of a Champions League clash with Newcastle. With injuries to Kounde and Balde but Lewandowski back, the old footage reminds everyone of Barca's possession-based blueprint that once dominated Europe.

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Picture Lionel Messi, Xavi, and Iniesta flowing through a perfect rondo at Wembley, with even Victor Valdes flicking balls like a midfielder. That 24-second clip from their 2011 final prep has fans reliving the joy of Barca's peak.

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Bologna secured a crucial 2-1 victory at Torino, snapping a four-game skid with an own goal, a Vlašić equalizer, and Castro's scrappy winner that eased pressure on manager Vincenzo Italiano. Scotland internationals Che Adams and Lewis Ferguson starred in the match, the first of eight free Serie A games on BBC Alba this season via iPlayer. Fans lit up with nostalgia over the revived Channel 4 theme, flooding social media with blissed-out Simpsons memes and calls for a 'renaissance' of proper football on free TV.

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The familiar Football Italia theme blasted through BBC Alba's coverage, pulling fans back to 90s glory with sweeping shots of the Colosseum and Alps.

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Uruguay's former president José Mujica died of cancer on May 13, 2025, at age 89, prompting fresh tributes online for his unique life. From leading Marxist guerrillas in the 1960s and enduring 14 years of prison torture under dictatorship, he later served as president from 2010 to 2015, overseeing poverty's drop to 9.7%, strong GDP growth, low unemployment, and pioneering cannabis legalization. While some criticize his guerrilla past involving kidnappings and bombings, many admire Uruguay's stability and his example of selfless service amid flashy global politics.

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José Mujica drove a beat-up Volkswagen Beetle and gave away 90% of his presidential salary to charity, living simply on a modest farm even as leader.

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On signature submission day, FC Barcelona confirmed Joan Laporta, Victor Font, and Marc Ciria as the only three precandidates who met the 2,337-signature threshold for the March 15 election. Laporta topped the list with 8,171 endorsements, Font followed with 5,140, and Ciria just cleared it at 2,844 despite failed coalition talks. Young underdog Daniel Juan showed up with only 84 signatures, praising his backers despite the long odds. With Laporta entering as favorite amid La Liga success and Camp Nou's return, fans brace for a tense race ahead.

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Joan Laporta rolled up in a campaign truck blasting 'Defensem el Barça,' handing over 8,171 signatures gathered with head and heart to defend the club he loves.

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