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VIDEO: Chelsea star Estevao refuses to pick ANY England players in showdown of Brazil GOATs vs Three Lions legends | Goal.com UK
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sports18h ago

VIDEO: Chelsea star Estevao refuses to pick ANY England players in showdown of Brazil GOATs vs Three Lions legends | Goal.com UK

  • Estevao Willian chose Brazil icons over England stars in a quick-fire GOAL interview at the London Football Awards.
  • He picked Alisson over Pickford and Cafu over Gary Neville in defensive pairings.
  • Estevao avoided picking against two Chelsea icons, saying 'The next' when asked to choose between John Terry and Carlos Alberto.
  • Estevao kept Brazil ahead in creative choices, selecting Ronaldinho over David Beckham and Ronaldo Nazario over Harry Kane.
  • The feature frames Estevao's allegiance to Brazil in a light-hearted but revealing challenge at GOAL.
  • The interview was conducted at the London Football Awards, with GOAL recording Estevao’s responses.
  • GOAL notes an affiliate disclosure and betting promotion linked to GOAL Betting in the piece.
  • The article frames Estevao's choices as a clean sweep for Brazil legends across positions.
  • The piece emphasizes Estevao’s loyalty to Brazil rather than England, in a light-hearted entertainment context.
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Man United slammed over 'staggering' Scott McTominay sale as ex-Scotland star admits he was left 'flabbergasted' over midfielder's misuse | Goal.com UK
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sports16h ago

Man United slammed over 'staggering' Scott McTominay sale as ex-Scotland star admits he was left 'flabbergasted' over midfielder's misuse | Goal.com UK

  • Manchester United faced criticism for selling Scott McTominay to Napoli for £26 million in 2024.
  • Andy Gray says he was flabbergasted by United's handling of McTominay’s departure.
  • McTominay has emerged as a top performer at Napoli, winning Serie A Player of the Year in his first season.
  • Gray questions why United never identified McTominay’s best role and kept him.
  • McTominay now plays as an attack-minded midfielder, a role he excelled in at Napoli.
  • There is talk United might consider bringing McTominay back, though doubts linger.
  • McTominay’s success has touched Scotland, with his performance noted in international discussions.
  • Gray attributes McTominay’s growth to his performances in Italy, including a Ballon d’Or placement.
  • The article frames McTominay's Napoli success as a potential argument for a bigger move.
  • GOAL links the transfer to broader questions about Man United’s player development strategy.
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