PaoloReaper

poor guy, fun's gonna end once he moves to chelsea

https://x.com/carlos_acnc/status/1787482173450121712?s=46&t=sjEdt5ZSx3JNedRaE7q3AA

With Paez and Estevao, Chelsea looking scary in a few years

Different players, different roles. Paéz deserves his 87

Ufff que rico

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https://s3a.sofifa.net/8c94b0a26879765306b7ae5cbd80c64560b8ce26.jpg “Can you provide me a good link to watch Real Madrid game?”, Joselu asked in 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟐… …this feels unbelievable tonight, 𝟏𝟐 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫. 🤍✨

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Nah he plays like a veteran

No. Should be 80 earlier

A bit too high. 81/91 is fair for now

Im not gonna be too mad, he's a lil boy and those lights be bright as fuck. But damn man, if this guy played better PSG would have had a better chance, he wasn't doing anything and then topped it off with that miss. Fuck me man, there goes my fucking parley...

He was awful today but he is young and will improve

Fabian - Vitinha - WZE is not a valid midfield setup against strong opponents, and it's obvious who will need to leave among the three of them, hope Moscardo would be qualified to play that stay-back role

Can someone tell me how the hell you score chip shots in this game, cause for me it almost never works when you're close to goal he just launches it over the bar every time?

Which is a pretty cool concept.

Club icon leaving... And Ronaldo/Messi/Pepe Modric retiring in a few years and Ibrahimovic already did... It's the end of a beautiful era.

Reus deserves this so much. really hope its against Bayern at Wembley, an exact repeat of the 2013 final and a chance for redemption. what a final sendoff for Reus that would be, you couldn't write a script more beautiful

Reus 90th min goal to win Dortmund the Champions League 🥶 https://s3a.sofifa.net/768d4b16e312e612e8a53a7322df337738a99758.jpg

He deserves this ucl more than anyone right now

This guy is so close to winning the champions league, it's 2013 all over again

Please win it.

https://s3a.sofifa.net/56aa1c344cb58224f801a68e3b9dbd82adbd4a0d.png Marco Reus. Man of the People 💛

Inside Hummels pants https://s3a.sofifa.net/4d26ccf34e6cc0bf56fcf42a7b57e4f0e8e9c6a3.png

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I fell in love with him when I randomly turned on the TV once, there was Wolves match going on and certain player named Vitinha was playing. I had never heard of him before so I searched him up. The way he moved and passed, you could feel the raw talent in him. Been a fan since then. I already had a post about this, I think it had been the most liked post on this page but unfortunately it got deleted when my old account got muted

Regardless of the result, this man has been immense today. Best PSG player by a mile.

Absolute freaking baller. 85 minimum

For your own sake, please, for the love of god PLEASE leave PSG. You deserve better.

He deserved better alongside Ugarte

Rare satisfaction of tonight.

He comes from Munich and from Bayern youth. He wanted to go there to be closer to his family.

Always been, World Cup Winner,, and forever in FIFA Series it seems

Greatest defender of our generation!

Since FIFA 13, my favorite centre-back in the game... had a spectacular game today.

He been doing that for like half the season.

Todas he Played like 2014-2017 hummels. One of the best cb in this century, pretty underrated compare to others

It's not underrated. He is slow and even says it himself. But his positional play and experience more than makes up for it. And his long balls were always absolute world class.

Hummels is goated. One of the best CBs of our generation.

Fucking goat.

he got cooked by Mbappé in group stage and he just humiliated his turtle ass in semi finals class

Great game

https://s3a.sofifa.net/a1b7e27d99846d06181252789d041ccb51cbf8d1.jpg Any M&B players here?

Said this before and saying this again that he is one of the best CBs of our Generation and still going Strong , He deserves way more respect

Definitely not in his prime, he already won the world cup when he was in his prime

such a legend. what a beast.

Der führer ✋🏻🙏🏻 91/91

q mala onda

Shame that all that kids doesn't even know what is that means to play in Donbass Arena. Beautiful stadium. 10 years ago last game, and always a hardest guest matches against them.

I have watched him at Hajduk and I don’t believe he really deserves an upgrade to his actual rating as of right now. While he doesn’t have weaknesses physically for his age (he can make passes and isn’t that slow), something I’ve pointed out in here is that his composure and decision making are absolute garbage right now. This can somewhat be attributed to his age, God remembers me when I was 16… but I distinctly remember him in the Youth Champions League fouling someone in the box during the final, and also a few of his games in our league. I’d say his rating is alright for now, potential is fine.

Bet that none of the people that want him upgraded, watched a single Radomiak game this season. All of you are either biased off of 20 second tiktok highlights or career mode potential.

There's no other way to put it. We're old men now lmao

how the time flies

can't imagine a 2007 being a tall chad wtf isn't he supposed to be 12yo ?

You do know the stats are based on real life and not on the game mechanics, right?

Neymar can be a bad influence outside the pitch but on the pitch he’s the moral leader, the compass and the heart of Brazil NT that makes the team beat.

Yes. Sao Paulo guys usually do well abroad but not him. The Real Madrid guys might change that custom. If they don't listen to Neymar too much, they will continue to do well. The Copa America will tell how good they can be without Neymar.

None of them reached 28 with health and vigor... Typical of Brazilian players, unfortunately. https://s3a.sofifa.net/2eced6b35ca802e456ebfa4f850728c4a8d2f38b.jpg

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