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The 21-year-old Argentine winger, who moved to Chelsea from Manchester United for £40 million last summer, shared photos from Egypt's pyramids, a desert camel ride, and a Red Sea boat trip during a short mid-season break. Fans loved the stylish snaps in white linen and a shemagh scarf, with Chelsea supporters cheering his off-pitch vibe while rivals teased the Egypt pick over Dubai. After 29 appearances and six goals this season, he's recharging ahead of the February 21 Premier League clash with Burnley.

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Alejandro Garnacho stands arms-crossed in front of the Great Pyramid, tattoos gleaming under the sun, camel ride and yacht cruise close behind.

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Barcelona dropped to second in La Liga, two points behind Real Madrid, following a 2-1 defeat to Girona and a 4-0 Copa del Rey loss to Atletico Madrid. Frenkie de Jong drew heavy blame from Spanish media and fans for lacking creativity, authority, and defensive bite, especially without injured midfielder Pedri, sidelined nearly a month by a hamstring injury. Pedri's absence has exposed midfield flaws, though some defend de Jong's past strong performances; coach Hansi Flick cited poor defending and fatigue overall, with Pedri eyed for a limited return soon.

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Frenkie de Jong faced sharp criticism after Barcelona's 2-1 loss at Girona on February 16, where the team dominated possession but couldn't convert it into goals.

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In Tuesday's Benfica vs. Real Madrid game, Vinicius told the referee that 20-year-old Gianluca Prestianni used a slur against him; Prestianni denied it and regretted threats from Madrid players. Benfica coach Jose Mourinho suggested Vinicius's celebrations draw backlash, prompting Vinicius to call out cowards online. Nigerian Barca supporters faced mockery online, with posts like one quipping a Nigerian fan justifies every Argentine crime, tying into Messi loyalty and past Argentina scandals. Defenders see it as a lazy stereotype, while others note Barca players like Lamine Yamal face racism too.

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Vinicius Jr. accused a Benfica player of a racial slur during a Champions League match, halting play for 10 minutes. Nigerian Barcelona fans caught heat for seeming to downplay it amid fierce rivalries.

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In a tense Champions League playoff on February 17, Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 after a 10-minute stoppage when Vinícius accused 19-year-old Prestianni of a racial slur, with Kylian Mbappé confronting him and shouting 'racist.' Prestianni denied it, saying he traded regular insults after provocation, as UEFA launches an investigation and Mbappé calls for a ban. The clash revived talk of a 2022 Argentina World Cup victory chant mocking French players' African heritage, including Mbappé's background, amid divided reactions labeling it racism or mere banter.

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Vinícius Júnior celebrated his long-range goal with a samba dance, but moments later alerted the referee, claiming Benfica's young winger Gianluca Prestianni called him a monkey while covering his mouth.

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Lea, a self-proclaimed Liverpool hater and Everton loyalist, posted the cheeky ranking Tuesday evening, featuring Zidane at No. 1, Garner at No. 2, and legends like Maradona fifth and De Bruyne 16th, while omitting Iniesta and dropping Gerrard outside the top 15. Fans erupted in the 291 replies, with Liverpool supporters defending Gerrard's loyalty and clutch moments like Istanbul, Man City backers slamming De Bruyne's spot, and Barça fans howling over Iniesta's absence. The banter coincides with a fresh TV debate comparing Gerrard to Zidane, underscoring football's endless midfield GOAT battles fueled by brilliance, trophies, and grit.

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An Everton supporter unleashed a playful graphic placing current midfielder James Garner second only to Zidane among history's greatest, drawing instant fire from rival fans.

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The 18-year-old Portuguese forward, versatile across the frontline, has two goals and an assist in limited minutes for struggling Wolves. United have started initial talks with his agent, viewing him as a stylistic fit for their left wing after his breakout season. Fans are split—some see him as a smart, low-risk gem worth €250k, while others question if he's ready for Old Trafford's demands right away. Wolves want to hold onto him, but relegation pressure could open the door this summer.

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At just 18, Mateus Mané has scored Wolves' youngest-ever Premier League goal, drawing Manchester United's eyes amid their summer plans.

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BINI's eldest member Aiah, the group's main rapper and visual, stars in a fun mock audition video for their upcoming single 'Unang Kilig,' set to drop March 5, 2026. Dressed in a gray frilly outfit with leg warmers, she lists 'magic' as her special talent and earns praise for keeping every moment kilig-worthy—that classic butterflies-in-the-stomach feeling. This teaser follows their detailed production schedule and comes after Aiah missed their massive Valentine's fan event, delighting Blooms with her cute return alongside poses, nose scrunches, and an infectious smile.

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Aiah Arceta struts confidently under neon lights, slate in hand and fluffy dog Honey by her side, auditioning as the Lobby Receptionist with pure kilig charm.

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During a Serie A match between Cremonese and Genoa, the TV substitution graphic and stadium screen mistakenly showed a photo of former Manchester United coach Rúben Amorim when Genoa's new signing Alex Amorim entered the pitch. The error was attributed to a technical glitch.

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Users on X are debating whether Cristiano Ronaldo ruined Juventus or if the club has failed to recover since his departure four years ago, prompted by a recent poor performance. Discussions highlight Ronaldo's achievement of three trophies, including a league title, during his time at Juventus, contrasted with the team's prior successes. The conversation includes comparisons to Real Madrid, Barcelona, and PSG after departures of Ronaldo or Messi.

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The 'Unite the Kingdom' event aims to bring together England's four nations, building on a September 2025 march that drew 100,000 to 150,000 protesters waving Union Jacks and St. George's Crosses along the Thames. Robinson described it as potentially the biggest event in British history, with supporters like minister Rikki Doolan praising it as a celebration of British culture amid immigration debates. Critics mock the timing, pointing to his recent police warning of threats and move to Spain, while coaches are already being advertised and no permit details are public yet.

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Just days after fleeing to Spain over ISIS threats, Tommy Robinson announced a massive rally in central London, calling it a chance for supporters to unite under God.

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