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"He taught me a lot about the way 'to be French'. He explained to me the French mentality. I owe a large part of my adaptation to him, and, therefore, my happiness to be here. First of all, I was very touched by the man he is. Kylian is very considerate, always happy, polite and kind to everyone. He is a very beautiful person. That’s why we’ve got along so well since our first contact. Then, of course, I had the opportunity to watch him train, to observe his speed, his dribbling repertoire, his intelligence and to see his humility to keep evolving. There, I said to myself: ‘he is our golden boy!’ Speed alone doesn't mean anything. You have to be smart to use it properly, and Kylian is. He is not only very smart and fast, but he also has a huge repertoire of dribbling."

Manchester United news and transfers RECAP Sancho latest as Ronaldo linked with Man Utd return
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Manchester United consolidated their runners-up position in the Premier League on the weekend.
The Reds emerged as 3-1 winners against Tottenham in London thanks to goals Fred, Edinson Cavani and Mason Greenwood, and the result means United now trail the league leaders Manchester City by just 11 points with one game in hand.
While it seems highly unlikely United's rivals will collapse as far as the title is concerned, the result almost ensured Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side will secure Champions League football this season, and success in Europe could also be achieved this campaign.

It may only be thanks to their head-to-head record with Atletico Madrid, with both teams on 66 points, but this was a huge win for Los Blancos.
Shorn of key centre-backs Sergio Ramos and Raphael Varane, there was a lot of pressure on a makeshift defence, but they stood firm despite the dismissal of battle-axe Casemiro late on.
Teenage Barcelona substitute Ilaix Moriba came within millimetres of levelling in the last minute of stoppage time, but his strike crashed back off Thibaut Courtois’s crossbar, leaving the visitors devastated, but the hosts jubilant. 
This was the most important Clasico in years, with both teams in form and fighting for the chance to usurp Atletico, who place Betis on Sunday, at the summit of the standings.

Lionel Messi has certainly enjoyed playing against Real Madrid throughout his wonderful career.
In his 44 appearances against Los Blancos in all competitions, the Barcelona legend has scored 26 goals, more than any other player in El Clasico history.
The Argentine thrives against Real Madrid and he'll be hoping to torment them once again in the latest instalment of the iconic fixture on Saturday evening.
Messi's first appearance in club football's biggest game actually came over 15 years ago - yes, we feel old too.
At the age of just 18, the diminutive forward was named in Frank Rjikaard's starting XI for Barcelona's trip to the Bernabeu on November 19th, 2005.

The biggest match in world football? Many football fans would say so.
This year, it’s bigger than ever.
The two Spanish giants may not be at the peak of their powers but they go into Saturday evening’s clash with hopes of winning La Liga.
Barcelona lead Real Madrid by two points with Atletico Madrid still top by a solitary point.
The outcome of Saturday’s Clasico could decide where the title ends up this season.
However, even the biggest Real Madrid and Barcelona fans would admit that their respective sides aren’t as strong as they once were.

It may only be thanks to their head-to-head record with Atletico Madrid, with both teams on 66 points, but this was a huge win for Los Blancos.
Shorn of key centre-backs Sergio Ramos and Raphael Varane, there was a lot of pressure on a makeshift defence, but they stood firm despite the dismissal of battle-axe Casemiro late on.
Teenage Barcelona substitute Ilaix Moriba came within millimetres of levelling in the last minute of stoppage time, but his strike crashed back off Thibaut Courtois’s crossbar, leaving the visitors devastated, but the hosts jubilant. 
This was the most important Clasico in years, with both teams in form and fighting for the chance to usurp Atletico, who place Betis on Sunday, at the summit of the standings.

Real Madrid vs Barcelona: El Clasico | Power Sport Images/Getty Images
Creating a Real Madrid greatest XI or a Barcelona greatest XI are impossibly tough tasks as it is.
But imagine the headache in trying to put together a classic all-timed combined XI of these two Spanish giants?
Well, we had a go. And here it is.
GK - Iker Casillas
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All told, Iker Casillas spent 25 years at Real Madrid, joining his home town club at age of just nine. He came into the first-team at 16, made his debut at 18 and was virtually immovable until 2012.

Small club, giant ambition: Soldado dreams of Man Utd upset
Madrid (AFP) – “Unforgettable,” said Roberto Soldado, remembering the first professional goal he scored.
The header against Olympiakos from a David Beckham cross kept Real Madrid alive in the 2005 Champions League, giving way to a pile-on with Roberto Carlos, Raul, Sergio Ramos and Robinho.
Now, 16 years after his first game in European competition, the 35-year-old Soldado is trying to put off his last.
The days of the Galacticos are long gone as he hopes to engineer one of the biggest victories in Granada’s history against Manchester United in the Europa League quarter-final, first leg on Thursday.

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Roberto Soldado of Granada CF (file pic).
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“UNFORGETTABLE,” said Roberto Soldado, remembering the first professional goal he scored.
The header against Olympiakos from a David Beckham cross kept Real Madrid alive in the 2005 Champions League, giving way to a pile-on with Roberto Carlos, Raul, Sergio Ramos and Robinho.
Now, 16 years after his first game in European competition, the 35-year-old Soldado is trying to put off his last.

Soldado dreams of Man Utd upset
Striker hopes Granada can beat Red Devils in Europa League quarter-finals
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April 07, 2021
"Unforgettable," said Roberto Soldado, remembering the first professional goal he scored.
The header against Olympiakos from a David Beckham cross kept Real Madrid alive in the 2005 Champions League, giving way to a pile-on with Roberto Carlos, Raul, Sergio Ramos and Robinho.
Now, 16 years after his first game in European competition, the 35-year-old Soldado is trying to put off his last.
The days of the Galacticos are long gone as he hopes to engineer one of the biggest victories in Granada's history against Manchester United in the Europa League quarter-final, first leg on Thursday.

Arsenal 0-3 Liverpool: Trent way ahead of rivals
Trent Alexander-Arnold showed what he is about with a wonderful assist as Liverpool crushed a poor Arsenal side in the Premier League.
Update: 3 April 2021 20:33 EDT
It's all in the timing, the control of the ball and the precision swing. Like a glorious golf shot, the perfect cross in football is beyond many players, but Trent Alexander-Arnold strikes the football with such pace, whip and dip that
it's no wonder he celebrated Liverpool's opener against Arsenal as though he had headed the ball into the goal himself.
It's The Masters next week at Augusta.

Marcelo Soares will stay on as CEO of Som Livre, which he has run since 2007.
Founded in 1969 by music producer
João Araújo, Som Livre initially focused on releasing soundtracks for Globo’s soap operas and continued to specialize in compilations. A decade ago, the label shifted its strategy to developing and managing artists and became the largest producer of music in Brazil, where local music represents almost 70% of total consumption.
Today, the label is home to more than 80 artists, including massive sertanejo act Jorge & Mateus, forró star Wesley Safadão and Latin Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter
Maria Gadú. Som Livre artists had five out of the top 10 songs in Brazil in 2020, according to the IFPI 2021 Global Music Report. They included

Kieran Tierney: Arsenal defender provides three assists in Scotland romp
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Kieran Tierney won his 19th cap for Scotland against Faroe Islands
Excellent. Marvellous. Brilliant. Unbelievable. Frighteningly good.
Praise was not in short supply for Kieran Tierney after he provided three assists from centre-back in an eye-opening display as Scotland beat Faroe Islands 4-0.
The Arsenal defender himself settled for "no bad" when asked to appraise his performance. But just how good was the 23-year old in the World Cup qualifier at Hampden?
Where was he playing?
Steve Clarke was asked as much post-match, with his questioner comparing Tierney to the best player in the school playground rampaging around the pitch.

Boothroyd cops it after latest shambles. Southgate too…
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Please tell me I wasn’t the only one.
You switch on the game after a draining day at work, you then gaze on wondering how San Marino are swarming all over England. What have they put in the San Marinese water?
Then, it dawns on you….. England are wearing a blue away kit at home, and Sky Blue San Marino are wearing white shirts at Wembley.
It’s just not right.
Colin (Ward-Prowse an England Goal scorer? Sure, why not when Saints are plummeting) Brown

A starring role at the 2019 Under-17 World Cup, where Couto created more chances than any other player, including an assist for Lazaro’s late winner in the 2-1 victory over Mexico in the final, had scouts across Europe interested.
But Couto - who has been dubbed 'The new Dani Alves' by onlookers - was drawn to the idea of a move to City, as well as the opportunity to work with Guardiola.
“After the U17 World Cup that we won with Brazil, some clubs were interested in me: Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester City,” Couto tells
“To me, Pep Guardiola is the best manager in the world, and Manchester City is one of the best clubs in the world at the moment, with a bright future. Therefore, to me, it was the best choice.”

Real Madrid's all-time Champions League top scorers
Real Madrid have enjoyed incredible success in Europe over the years | Quality Sport Images/Getty Images
When you think of a side rising to the occasion, you think of Real Madrid.
And when you think of Real Madrid, you think of their dominance of the European Cup/Champions League - a competition they have a won record-breaking 13 times.
Madrid have housed some of the finest players to ever play the game, with many achieving legendary status in the Spanish capital for their exploits in European competition. But who has led the charge and scored the goals, you ask?

Roberto Carlos makes two wild claims ahead of Liverpool against Real Madrid
Liverpool were drawn against Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals and Roberto Carlos has spoken out
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Roberto Carlos makes daring claim about renewed Salah, Ramos spat
Date published: Friday 19th March 2021 2:40 - Jonny Whitfield
Former Real Madrid full-back Roberto Carlos says that Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah will do well to “get close” to Sergio Ramos in the upcoming Champions League clash.
However, another key sub-plot in the match was the battle between Salah and Ramos. Salah left the field in tears in the first half, after injuring his shoulder in a challenge with the defender.
Indeed, the Egyptian missed part of his country’s World Cup campaign as a result.
Speaking to
AS following Friday’s draw, former Brazil international Carlos had his say on the battle between the pair.

Since the fateful final in 2018 that saw Ramos take the Liverpool forward out of the game with an armbar, Madrid have fallen from grace and risen to it again.
Liverpool, meanwhile, completed one of the most satisfying redemption arcs in modern football history, but have seen their Premier League title defence fall to pieces. They will head to the Bernabeu looking more vulnerable than they ever have, since their 2018 defeat in Kyiv.
According to Madrid legend Roberto Carlos, though, there is only going to be one victor in the dominant Salah-Ramos sub-plot. He reckons the Egyptian doesn't stand a chance against the decorated Los Blancos captain.

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Liverpool fans have had their say already on the Champions League draw, while the rumour mill continues to churn out the usual transfer links.
 
Madrid begin their regret early
If we beat them, it’s the winners of Chelsea or Porto in the semis and, if we go all the way, the Reds will be the designated ‘away’ team for the final in Istanbul.
As should be expected by now from the club which so infamously declared – via the mouthpiece of their local media – “This Is Anfield – So What?” back in the Rafa Benitez days, the Spanish side have quickly taken to pointing out all the areas they’ll be better than the Reds in.

‘Like Roberto Carlos’ Gilberto Silva heaps praise upon ‘very good’ Arsenal midfielder
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Speaking on his podcast, Gilberto Silva has heaped praise upon Arsenal midfielder Martin Odegaard, even going as far as to compare him to Roberto Carlos.
Silva of course knows what Carlos was about and how deadly his left-foot was, having played with him for Brazil for a number of years.
Silva was discussing Odegaard’s goal against Olympiacos when he drew comparisons to the ex-Real Madrid ace.
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Behind a successful Latin artist, there is a great team that is responsible for making the best decisions.
And as part of that team, there are successful women who are responsible for the publicity of each superstar maintaining an impeccable image of them.
In celebration of Women's History Month,
Billboard has compiled a list of the most important publicists in the Latin market. Meet them below:
Ana Sosa
Owner, Esperanto Communications
Ana Sosa has been part of the music industry, focusing on marketing and communications. More than six years ago, she launched her PR firm Esperanto Communications, which has a promising roster of Regional Mexican stars including Carin Leon, Lupillo Rivera, Tamarindo Rekordzs, Z Récords, among others.

Real Madrid 3-1 Atalanta (4-1 agg): Karim Benzema, Sergio Ramos And Marco Asensio Secure Progress
With a 1-0 lead from the first leg, Benzema eased any nerves for Madrid when he swept home in the first half following a mistake by Atalanta goalkeeper Marco Sportiello.
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Real Madrid 3-1 Atalanta (4-1 agg): Karim Benzema, Sergio Ramos And Marco Asensio Secure Progress
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Real Madrid booked their place in the Champions League quarter-finals after a 3-1 win over Atalanta on Tuesday thanks to goals from Karim Benzema, Sergio Ramos and Marco Asensio. (More Football News)