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Danny Murphy Criticizes Man United for Considering the Sale of Kobbie Mainoo

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Former Premier League player Danny Murphy has criticized Manchester United’s plans to sell star midfielder Kobbie Mainoo. He urges manager Ruben Amorim to ensure the deal never goes through.

Murphy believes the club should not focus on making a profit from the young talent. Also, he emphasized that they will soon need to find another player of Mainoo’s caliber.

He suggested that Amorim trust Mainoo in a defensive role, and provide the right leadership and guidance to help him thrive. According to Murphy, selling Mainoo would be a major mistake for United.

In an article for Daily Mail, Murphy explained, “Mainoo is more than capable of playing in a defensive role, but he needs the right support around him. He shouldn’t be limited to just one style of play because his versatility is a huge asset.”

He also pointed out that despite rumors about Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho possibly being sold for financial reasons, United is not overflowing with talented midfielders.

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“Casemiro and Christian Eriksen are nearing the end of their careers. They let Scott McTominay go. Mainoo is the kind of player United would be eager to sign if they didn’t already have him,” Murphy said.

He further argued that selling Mainoo would only cost the club more in the long run. This is due to them having to spend significant money to replace him.

“Mainoo and Garnacho are two hungry, talented players who can make a big impact at United for the next five years or more. If I were Amorim, I’d make sure Mainoo stays,” Murphy added. He also expressed shock at the idea of Mainoo leaving. This is particularly after his crucial goal against Lyon in the Europa League, which helped secure United’s semifinal spot.


 

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Donald Trump Calls Lionel Messi the Biggest Football Star on the Planet

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U.S. President Donald Trump has hailed Lionel Messi as the biggest football star in the world right now. Speaking after Chelsea’s dominant 3–0 win over PSG in the FIFA Club World Cup final on Sunday night, Trump praised the Argentine legend, calling him a global icon. While he still considers Brazilian legend Pelé the greatest of all time, Trump made it clear that Messi is the biggest name in football today.

He commended Major League Soccer for landing such a massive talent, saying, “Messi, yes, he’s a great star, probably the biggest soccer star on this planet. Our country is lucky to have him playing here every week.” Messi and his Inter Miami teammates took part in this year’s Club World Cup but were knocked out in the round of sixteen.


 

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Tems Makes History as First African to Headline FIFA Club World Cup Final

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Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems made history as the first African artist to headline the FIFA Club World Cup final. She delivered a powerful performance during the final match between Chelsea and PSG on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Her setlist included crowd favorites like Essence, Born in the Wild, and Free Mind, captivating fans across the world.

The announcement of her performance, made by FIFA in collaboration with Global Citizen, sparked major excitement among football lovers and music enthusiasts alike. With this achievement, Tems joins the ranks of global stars like Shakira and Jennifer Lopez who have lit up the FIFA stage in the past.


 

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Luis Enrique Says He’s Not a Loser After Chelsea Beat PSG in Club World Cup Final

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Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique has responded to criticism following his side’s 3-0 loss to Chelsea in the Club World Cup final, making it clear he doesn’t see himself as a loser. Speaking after the match, the Spanish coach rejected the label, saying, “Loser? I’m not a loser. I’m a runner-up. In top-level football, there are no losers. A loser is someone who doesn’t even get out of bed.”

Despite the defeat, Enrique’s record last season speaks volumes, he led PSG to a treble, winning the UEFA Champions League, Ligue 1, and the French Cup. Now, the focus shifts to the UEFA Super Cup, where PSG will take on Tottenham Hotspur on August 13.


 

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