Neuer's Therapy Session with Dr. Kahn: Haunted by the 'Ronaldo Curse'

Manuel Neuer opens up to psychologist Oliver Kahn about his "Ronaldo trauma." But when Neuer says “Ronaldo,” even Kahn feels a chill, recalling his own battles with the Brazilian Ronaldo. Watch as these two Bayern legends confront the ultimate ‘Ronaldo fear’ in therapy! 😆⚽

Football's Top 10 Biggest Traitors, from Figo to Zlatan

The Top 10 Football Traitors: Betrayal, Drama, and a Dash of Comedy!

Football is a beautiful game... unless you’re a fan who’s had your heart ripped out, stomped on, and kicked into the top corner of despair by a player you once worshipped. Yes, we’re talking about the football traitors, the players who crossed lines, switched sides, and made enemies out of friends faster than a referee pulls out a red card for a two-footed tackle.

Here’s a look at the Top 10 Football Traitors, brought to you in all their infamy, with just the right dose of slapstick—because hey, at least we can laugh about it now... kind of.

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 1. Luis Figo 

The Classic: From Barcelona Hero to Madrid Villain

Ah, Figo. A name that still makes Barcelona fans spit out their tapas in fury. Once the darling of the Camp Nou, Figo decided in 2000 that he'd rather be a Galáctico, leaving for Real Madrid. Cue the biggest meltdown in football history. Barcelona fans didn’t just boo him—they threw a pig’s head on the pitch. The poor guy couldn't even take a corner kick without ducking for cover. Legend has it that Figo still can't walk past a butcher shop without breaking into a cold sweat.

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2. Sol Campbell  

From Tottenham’s White Knight to Arsenal’s Red Devil

Once upon a time, Campbell was Tottenham’s rock. Fans thought he'd die wearing Spurs' white shirt... until he didn't. Instead, Sol decided to stroll across North London and join Arsenal, their sworn rivals. To add fuel to the fiery betrayal, he didn’t just join Arsenal—he won trophies there. Spurs fans responded with grace and dignity—just kidding, they threw inflatable rats at him for years.

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3. Robin van Persie  

Gunner for Hire: From Arsenal to Manchester United

Arsenal fans loved Robin van Persie. He was their captain, their talisman... their man! So when he hopped on a train to Manchester United, it was like your best friend running off with your crush. Van Persie didn’t help matters by promptly winning the Premier League at United and rubbing salt into Arsenal’s 8-year-trophy-less wound. To this day, his name is spoken in hushed tones around the Emirates, usually followed by muttered curses.

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4. Carlos Tevez  

Cross-Town Betrayal: From Manchester United to Manchester City

Carlos Tevez may be short in stature, but he towered in controversy when he switched from United’s red to City’s blue. Not one to do things quietly, City threw a gigantic "Welcome to Manchester" billboard featuring Tevez’s mug right in the middle of the city. United fans saw red (pun intended), while Tevez kept calm, cashed his paycheck, and added to the growing legend of the Manchester derby.

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5. Fernando Torres  

El Niño Takes the Blue Pill: From Liverpool to Chelsea

"Fernando Torres, Liverpool’s golden boy!" That was the sentiment until 2011 when he decided the grass was bluer at Chelsea. Liverpool fans were heartbroken, Chelsea fans were... well, a little underwhelmed after watching Torres struggle like a guy playing FIFA for the first time. Still, for a then-British record £50 million, Liverpool felt they’d been robbed, while Chelsea... well, they kinda agreed.

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6. Ashley Cole  

"Cashley" Cole: From Arsenal’s Golden Boy to Chelsea’s Bad Boy

Ashley Cole wasn't just a footballer—he was a walking ATM, according to Arsenal fans. When he swapped the red of Arsenal for Chelsea's blue, he said it wasn’t about the money. Arsenal fans, however, dubbed him "Cashley Cole", and the rest is history. Cole was arguably one of the best left-backs of his generation, but all Arsenal fans can remember is him running off with their dreams and a fatter paycheck.

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7. Ronaldo Nazario 

El Fenómeno: From Barcelona to Inter, and then... Madrid?!

Ronaldo’s smile lit up the football world... unless you were a Barcelona or Inter Milan fan. Barcelona adored him after his jaw-dropping season in 1996, only to watch him skip off to Inter Milan. Years later, he committed the ultimate betrayal by donning the white of Real Madrid. If football fandom were a soap opera, Ronaldo’s story would be the shocking season finale that nobody saw coming.

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8. Zlatan Ibrahimović 

The Wanderer: From Juventus to Inter, and then AC Milan

Zlatan doesn’t just burn bridges—he blows them up with dynamite. After leaving Juventus post-Calciopoli, he sauntered over to Inter Milan, then later did the unthinkable by switching to AC Milan, their city rivals. In his world, loyalty is just another word for "next club." But hey, when you're Zlatan, you’re above the rules—just ask him.

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9. Mario Götze  

The Boy Who Lived... to Betray Dortmund for Bayern

Götze was Dortmund’s golden boy, the kind of player you'd expect to stick around forever. But in 2013, just before the Champions League final—where Dortmund would face Bayern Munich—news broke that Götze was heading to... Bayern. The timing couldn't have been worse. Dortmund fans felt like their star had walked out just before the big game, leaving them standing at the altar. Bayern fans? They popped champagne.

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10. Emmanuel Adebayor 

From Arsenal to City to Spurs: The Traitor's Hat-Trick

Adebayor is the guy who doesn’t just switch clubs—he burns his bridges while doing a victory lap. After ditching Arsenal for Manchester City, Adebayor made sure to rub it in by sprinting across the entire pitch to celebrate in front of Arsenal fans after scoring against them. Years later, just to keep the rivalry simmering, he joined Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal’s North London nemesis. Adebayor didn’t just betray once; he did it thrice—for good measure.

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Conclusion

Traitors? Maybe. Legends? Absolutely. Football’s history is full of these controversial characters, and while the fans may never forgive them, they’ve left us with some truly unforgettable moments. In the end, what’s football without a little drama? 

Just make sure you don’t cross the line... unless you’re ready for the pig’s head.

Ronaldo's Redemption

The haircut that shocked the World Cup

In 2002, Ronaldo shocked the world with more than just his football skills—he unveiled a funny triangular haircut that became legendary. Facing constant scrutiny over his knee injury, Ronaldo used the haircut to distract the media and shift the focus away from his fitness issues.

With the press fixated on his new look, Ronaldo was free to focus on his game. And it worked. He led Brazil to victory, scoring twice in the final against Germany, securing the World Cup, and completing a remarkable comeback story.

Our animated cartoon captures this fun and clever tactic that helped Ronaldo reclaim his greatness. Watch how a simple haircut became a key part of his journey to World Cup glory!

Barcelona Fans Mock Ronaldo Nazario & Cristiano Ronaldo – Messi Wins It All

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Ramos and Sevilla visit Real Madrid

Sergio Ramos returns to Real Madrid with Sevilla

Inter vs Juventus 1998

Inter Milan vs Juventus in 1997-1998 was very controversial

A heated match between Juventus and Inter Milan during the 1997-98 season left not only football fans, but also politicians, in uproar.

Tensions ran high after Juventus was denied a penalty, leading to a 0-0 draw and a subsequent 1-0 victory for Inter Milan. However, the controversy reached its peak during the match when referee Piero Ceccarini opted not to award a penalty for a foul committed by Juventus' Mark Iuliano on Inter forward Ronaldo.

Adding fuel to the fire, Juventus, leading 1-0 at the time, was eventually granted a penalty just moments later. However, Alessandro Del Piero failed to convert it. Despite this, Juventus clinched the game with a 1-0 victory, securing the scudetto with a five-point lead.

The aftermath of the match spilled into the political arena, causing a stir in the Italian parliament. During a publicly broadcast "question time" session in April 1998, Domenico Gramazio of the National Alliance erupted, reportedly shouting "They are all thieves!" at Massimo Mauro, a fellow politician and former Juventus player representing the ruling Democrats of the Left.

The spectacle prompted outrage from Walter Veltroni, then-Deputy Prime Minister, who denounced the behavior as "unworthy, embarrassing, and grotesque." The session had to be abruptly suspended, and repercussions followed for several politicians involved.

The incident highlighted the deep intertwining of football and politics in Italian society, where the passion for the sport often spills over into other aspects of public life, sometimes with tumultuous consequences.

Speed meets Ronaldo

Famous YouTuber IShowSpeed met with Ronaldo and talked about Ballon dOr, Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi

Ronaldinho goal vs England World Cup 2002

Ronaldinho's unforgettable goal against England in the quarter-final of the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Korea/Japan elevated him to international stardom! Relish the various perspectives capturing the brilliance of the Brazilian star's iconic goal.

Endrick visits Real Madrid

Endrick visits his future club Real Madrid where his idol Ronaldo had played before 

Francesco Totti: the symbol of loyalty

Roma's iconic player Francesco Totti revealed that he contemplated leaving the Italian capital's team solely for a move to Real Madrid in Spain.

Totti, as reported by the Spanish news agency, stated, "There were moments when I considered departing. It was a season after our Serie A victory, and I was on the verge of joining Madrid. Indeed, I would have bid farewell to Roma solely for Madrid's sake."

He further explained, "Ultimately, my family wasn't supportive of my move to Real Madrid, so I chose to remain in Roma."

Footballers craziest nicknames 1

Footballers nicknames: 

1. Messi : La Pulga 

2. Pele: O Rei 

3. Maradona: El Pibe de Oro 

4. Baggio: Il Divino Codino 

5. Ronaldo: Il Fenomeno 

6. Falcao: El Tigre 

7. Mary Earps: Mary Queen of Stops 

8. Hernandez: Chicharito 

9. Muller: Der Bomber 

10. Solskjær: The baby-face Assasin 

A Special thanks to Hala Sarabi

Roberto Carlos free kick

When it comes to free kicks, Roberto Carlos was in a league of his own. 🔥 Rewind to 1997 when he stunned the world with his impossible curler against France, where he kicked the ball from a distance of 41 meters, with a speed of 136km/h and an impressive curve that went around the entire defense.

Ronaldo with my cartoon

Ronaldo R9 with my cartoon special thanks to Waheed Rizk Al-Masri

The World Cup: Heroes and beautiful moments

What makes the World Cup different from any tournament? 

For me I started to watch football in 1990 during Italia 90, believing in Diego Maradona, amazed by Roger Milla's celebration and watching Lothar Matthäus lifting the trophy. 

I felt in love with Italy after seeing Roberto Baggio's skill, style and his boney tail. I forgave his penalty miss in the 1994 World Cup, he is Baggio at the end. Bebeto's celebration and tribute to his baby was unforgettable. Saeed Al-Owairan goal on Belgium gave the Arab world a moment of that they create do miracles too.  

All of these colorful moments continued tournament after tournament. Zidane and Ronaldo were at the top of the world and heroes of a new era. Iniesta's goal at the 2010 final was a big moment for Spain's history, and i have witnessed Klose marking himself as all time world cup top scorer. While Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo I'm preparing myself to see their last dance. Mbappe represent the future for me.

As a fan of course I read and watched moments that happened while i wasn't born from other legends. Pele, Moore, Beckenbauer, Muller, Cruyff, Rossi, Tardelli and much more.   

Who is your favorite legend?

Burak Yilmaz the Turkish Ronaldo

Burak Yilmaz had the Netherlands running scared yesterday

Neymar surpasses Ronaldo as Brazil's second-highest goalscorer

1 Pele: 77 goals

Neymar: 64 goals

Ronaldo: 62 goals It won't be long until Neymar is Brazil's all-time leading goalscorer

Ronaldo

Ronaldo: Mbappe reminds me of me

Ronaldo: "I would sign Mbappe, he is the one who most reminds me of me and my playing times." 😍 Who would you rather have in your team? 🤔
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Ronaldo's hairstyle

It’s the eve of the 2002 World Cup final and Ronaldo ...

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