Goal 90

Football is beautiful. But it can also be hilarious and just straight-up incredible. There are some football-related stories you will hear that will have your mouth open for minutes wondering how on earth that happened. And well, those are the kinds of stories we will be telling in this video today.  And believe it or not, every single thing we will be telling you happened for real. You may think many of them are really hard to believe, but they really did happen.

Neymar has just said that the 2022 world cup might just be his last. But this is not the first time that Neymar has said something like this. And so to fully understand why Neymar wants to retire from football, we have to go back, way back to the beginning.

Football players are also humans. Most of them are so kind and humble like Ngolo Kante but the others are not so much. Here are 5 football players who have actually committed Murder with a knowing or an unknowing accident. So here we present you the 5 Football Players Who Have ACTUALLY KILLED People.

Have you ever wondered what that black band footballers wear in almost every game? Or perhaps you’ve always scratched your head at why it seems that almost every single Premier League player has a hunch back when they’re on the pitch. We'll be answering all of those questions and more as we take a look into the closet of your favourite footballers. Here are seven questionable accessories that football players wear and why they wear them.

Jamie Vardy is one of the biggest names in English football. And being part of the team with the most shocking league win in Premier League history has pretty much sealed his place in the Premier League Hall of Fame. He is quick, prolific in front of goal, and though a few months away from 35, still very youthful. All these you know about the Englishman, but here are 10 things you probably did not know about Jamie Vardy

Antonio Rudiger is currently one of Chelsea’s most reliable centre-backs, and surely, the German is one of the best centre-backs in the Premier League. He is solid at the back and has also shown that he is not too bad in front, too.  He has won quite a few trophies already in his career including the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, FA Cup, and FIFA Confederations Cup. The Chelsea man was also included in UEFA’s most recent Squad of the Season. But you already knew all this, didn’t you? 

We will be telling you 10 things about Antonio Rudiger that you probably never knew before.

Many big players hate being taken off during games. Especially when they are not injured and the team is looking for a goal. They are very passionate that they want to be on the pitch helping the team till the very end.  But sometimes, these players get a little too passionate and throw a fit or show obvious displeasure with the manager when they are taken out. 

We bring you a compilation of 10 times footballers have got angry when they got substituted. Let’s get into it.

When Cristiano Ronaldo takes off his shirt today, people still are amazed by his super-human physique. At this age, how is he still one of the best players in the world? Well, that's not easy. Cristiano doesn't live, eat or sleep as any other normal humans do. He has a completely different schedule unlike any other human or in fact any other footballer. Here we present you : The Secrets behind Cristiano Ronaldo's Superhuman Physique.

From being criticized a lot by the premier league fans for his defensive qualities, Harry Maguire has now proved himself and has been established as the first choice for both the Red Devis and the England National team. He has shown what he can do with the ball on his feet and with his heading abilities of course, but today our team at Goal 90 has dug deep into his personal life and found these 10 facts/things about Harry Maguire.

The 2022 World Cup is just about a year away now. This will be the first-ever FIFA World Cup tournament to be held in the Middle East.  There is actually a lot to anticipate about Qatar 2022, but there is also a huge question mark surrounding the tournament right now. Will it actually hold? Will teams boycott the competition? Will the tournament have to be moved to another country entirely for it to hold? 

These are some of the questions that have arisen in the minds of many in the last few months.  Over the past couple of months, you must have noticed different national teams protesting against the abuse of human rights in preparation for the World Cup in Qatar. Up until November 2020, workers were not allowed to change jobs for whatever reason without the approval of their employers. Workers are underpaid and are still owed wages. Sometimes, workers’ passports are even confiscated by their employers.  

Perhaps the very height of it all, since 2010, about 6500 migrant workers in Qatar have been reported dead. And these deaths can be traced to the construction work going on in preparation for the World Cup.  Basically, the working conditions in preparation for the 2022 winter World Cup in Qatar have been a gross abuse of human rights. And although it has been going on for a long, it seems that the world is just finally waking up to it.  

Joshua Kimmich, a Bayern Munich midfielder who represents Germany on the international stage, said last year that they are 10 years too late to boycott the World Cup.   His teammate, Leon Goretzka, has also been vocal about his concerns about human rights abuse in Qatar. He has not ruled out the possibility of Germany boycotting the World Cup and has said that there will be discussions about it.