'That would do': Alan Shearer responds to Icardi and Newcastle claims
Newcastle fans have been on cloud nine since their takeover, as Alan Shearer responded to the XI players they have been linked with, including PSG duo.
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Newcastle fans have been on cloud nine since their takeover, as Alan Shearer responded to the XI players they have been linked with, including PSG duo.
Everyone, even Liverpool players and fans, could understand Vinicius Junior's reaction. It was 27 minutes into the Champions League quarter-final first leg, around 30 seconds after Real Madrid's opening goal, finished with stylish composure by the Brazilian. He turned to the architect, Toni Kroos, and bowed. Vinicius salutes Toni Kroos after his unreal assist �� pic.twitter.com/VhOlEG5zzU— B/R Football (@brfootball) April 6, 2021 It was a simple gesture to mark the simple brilliance of Kroos' long pass. A swing of the right foot, a burst of water from the slick Valdebebas turf, and the ...
Our on-loan winger continues to make progress in La Liga ahead of a tough test this weekend.
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