Goal 90

It’s not even up to 6 months since Kylian Mbappe made that shocking decision to turn down a move to Real Madrid and extend his contract with PSG, and the Frenchman is already looking for a way out of Paris.  So, the big question is why? 

PSG seem to have been doing well. They currently top the table in both the league and the Champions League group stage. Also, he is the joint-top scorer in Ligue 1 along with his teammate Neymar.   

And of course, it’s not like he’s been getting less playing time under the new coach. I mean, who would dare to leave Mbappe on the bench anyway?  So, what could be the problem?  Well, here are 6 possible reasons why Kylian Mbappe wants to leave PSG right now.

Have you ever seen the badge of a football club or even a national team and went “I’ve seen that somewhere”? Well, that may be because you had actually seen it somewhere. Not everyone creates their badges from the scratch, some just do some good ole stealing.

Here are 10 football clubs or national teams who stole their official badges.

For some years now, the unspoken rule has been to not allow superstar Canadian musician, Drake, near your football team, jersey, or star player. His songs may have gone gold hundreds of times, but when it comes to football, virtually everything he touches turns to the opposite of gold. Or so it seems.

Back in 2019, PSG defender, Kurzawa, was pictured with Drake before a league game against Lille. PSG, who went into that game as clear favorites, ended up losing 5-1.

That same year, the musician met with Sergio Aguero who took a picture with him and handed him his jersey. Then boom! Days later, he misses a penalty against Spurs in the Champions League quarter-final, and City are ultimately ousted from the tournament in very shocking fashion.

The curse also hit the other half of Manchester that same year. The Grammy winner met with Pogba, Lingard, and Rashford on the same day in early 2019. A triple threat? Surely it was going to work a treat. Man United’s next game was the FA Cup quarter-final against Wolves, and if you remember, Wolves sent them packing after beating them 2 goals to 1.

Aubameyang was the one who brought the curse to London after he attended a Drake concert at the 02 arena and met with the Canadian superstar. Of course, Arsenal lost their next game 1-nil to Everton.

In April of 2019, the curse landed in Germany. Drake met with Jadon Sancho, who you know was playing for Dortmund back then. At the time, Dortmund were at the top of the league going into a very important game against Bayern. 

The picture of Drake and Sancho circulated the internet, and days after, Bayern annihilated Dortmund 5-nil and went on to win the Bundesliga title yet again.

Ever since the football world laid their eyes on Ronaldo Jnr, we haven’t been able to get our minds off him. Granted, we love everything that comes from CR7 but gosh, a son that looks just like him and bears his full name? Sign me up.

From the awfully cute clips of him in Madrid to his goal-scoring exploits in the Juventus Academy, the kid is looking like a proper player and we would love to know more about this young superstar.

But, of course, it’s been hard to get to know Cristianinho on a personal level.  His father keeps a close eye on him and won’t let him have a phone or his own social media accounts.

Since they moved to Manchester, we have seen him less and less off the pitch. Thankfully, goal 90 is here for you. This is what a normal day looks like for Cristiano Ronaldo Junior.

For those who don’t know, Haaland is more than just a goal scorer; more than just a footballer, in fact. He’s a record holder in standing long jump. He can also play golf, handball, cross-country skiing, and a host of other sports.

But the most interesting thing this robot of a lad has attempted so far is delving into the Hip-Hop industry. Yes, Erling Haaland was once a part of a rap group called Flow Kingz. He formed the group with 2 of his friends, Erik Tobias Sandberg and Erik Botheim, back in 2016.

All three of them are footballers and were in Norway’s under-17 squad together, and one day, they got bored and decided to make a record. And that was how their hit single, Kygo Jo, came about.

Never mind the quality, that song is definitely a hit with close to 10 million views on YouTube since its upload.

The World Cup is usually a festival of goals, flair, and culture. But in almost every tournament, we’re blessed with some really bizarre moments, some more bizarre than others. In this episode, we will be looking at 10 of the most bizarre moments in World Cup history. Let’s get right to it.

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The World Cup is drawing ever so closer and we’re sure you can’t wait to watch your favorite players and cheer on your country on the biggest stage of world football. But while you anticipate watching yet another World Cup tournament, some superstar players are anticipating playing in their very first World Cup tournament. You actually might be a little surprised by the caliber of players who will be playing a World Cup game for the first time in Qatar. Of course, these names are still subject to unforeseen circumstances like injuries. But here are 20 superstars who will be making World Cup debuts this year.

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Virgil van Dijk

Darwin Nunez

Alphonso Davies

Christian Pulisic

Mason Mount

Jack Grealish

Reece James, Declan Rice, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden, Ben Chilwell

Kai Havertz

Frenkie de Jong

Matthijs de Ligt

Dayot Upamecano

Aymeric Laporte

Alvaro Morata

Edouard Mendy

Dusan Vlahovic

Federico Valverde

Vinicius Jr.

Gareth Bale

Erling Haaland is taking the Premier League by storm. The 22-year-old Norwegian already has 14 goals in the Premier League this season, more than 14 other teams in the league -- and 17 goals in 11 games across all competitions for City.  

He equalled Cristiano Ronaldo’s number of hat tricks in the Premier League with his scintillating trebles against Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and Manchester United. To think that he did that in just 8 games is mind-boggling.   

We must admit, he is looking unstoppable at the moment and if Manchester City’s recent seasons are anything to go by, the chances will not stop coming.  

The big question, however, is, how many he will get before the season ends and how many premier league records he will smash in the process.

Football is beautiful for many reasons, and one of those reasons are the very entertaining tricks and skills we see footballers pull off every now and then. They are surely very interesting to watch. Well, except when it’s being done against your team.

But these days, many of these tricks are frowned upon when they are done during official matches. Some have even been banned outright, and it is those ones that we want to talk about in this episode today.