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obonujoker:
You post Messi and you no attack Ronaldo, eh Almiron, wetin happen,?? 🤣🤣🤣

Nemesis0147:
he said the first time they visited to present their trophy….
All these penaldo fans sef….read!!

After the Inter Miami squad took the stage, Trump entered the White House’s East Room flanked by Messi and club owner Jorge Mas.

We like champions, we like winners,” Trump said, before speaking for several minutes about the military situation while the Miami group stood behind him on stage.

Eventually, Trump turned to discussing Miami’s visit, revealing that his son Barron had met Messi earlier in the day. Miami won its first MLS Cup by defeating the Vancouver Whitecaps in December.

Trump compared Messi to Brazilian legend Pelé, asking those in attendance which of the all-time greats were better, injecting an anecdote about watching Pelé for the New York Cosmos in the 1970s.

The president highlighted various contributions from Miami’s successful season, including those of Messi, Luis Suarez’s performance during the Club World Cup, young forward Tadeo Allende’s playoff scoring streak, while lauding goalkeeper Oscar Ustari and playmaker Rodrigo de Paul.

Trump started a running gag about how good looking the Miami squad was, making De Paul blush. “Do you have any bad looking players? I like the bad looking players much better,” Trump joked.

Co-owner David Beckham was apparently absent, while Mas presented Trump with one of the club’s iconic pink jerseys, complete with the number 47 to recognize his presidency. Messi then gave him a signed ball while Mas added a limited edition watch to the haul of gifts.

Thursday’s event marks the first time that Messi has visited the White House. The record eight-time Ballon d’Or winner was invited to receive the presidential medal of freedom from former President Joe Biden in January 2025, but was unable to attend.

WriteerNg:
FAKE NEWS ❌❌

Seun Mynd44 Nlfpmod make una dey verify news before posting.

Naso una do the last time. After the war the so called dead Generals start to appear in public.

God1000:
Who takes this one serious, she's insignificant and inconsequential in the scheme of things

Mattswaggz:
Saw another report saying he was moved....how authentic is this report?. .

natedroid:
It is confirmed.juat saw it on an Iranian site

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who ruled the Islamic Republic for more than three decades, has died following an Israeli strike in Tehran.

Israeli leaders confirmed Khamenei compound and offices were reduced to rubble early Saturday after a targeted strike in downtown Tehran.

“Khamenei was the contemporary Middle East’s longest-serving autocrat. He did not get to be that way by being a gambler. Khamenei was an ideologue, but one who ruthlessly pursued the preservation and protection of his ideology, often taking two steps forward and one step back,” Behnam Ben Taleblu, senior director of FDD’s Iran program, told Fox News Digital.

“Khamenei’s worldview was shaped by his militant anti-Americanism and antisemitism, which first manifested itself in his protests against the Shah of Iran,” he added.

Born April 19, 1939, in Mashhad, eastern Iran, Khamenei was among the Islamist activists who played a central role in the 1979 revolution that overthrew the U.S.-backed shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.

A close ally of Iran’s first supreme leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Khamenei rose through the new system and served as president from 1981 to 1989 before becoming supreme leader after Khomeini’s death that same year.

Over decades in power, Khamenei consolidated control over Iran’s political and security system, presiding over repeated crackdowns on dissent and maintaining a hardline posture toward Washington and Israel.

However, his prized proxies, as well as the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, collapsed under Israeli military pressure following the October 7, 2023, attack.

During a 12-day war in June 2025, Israel also succeeded in taking out some of Khamenei’s closest aides and senior security figures, leaving the long-serving leader significantly weakened

Nijaforward:
This is not a bad result for Arsenal as some fools may think…a win for Arsenal against Wolverhampton which is almost certain will take them to 7 points above Man City who will though have a game in hand against Newcastle…it’s certain Arsenal will win the league but some fools will just keep wishing them not to till their blood pressure sent them to the hospital…Arsenal is still leading with 4 points and getting a draw against Brentford to a sensible football analyst this season even with the injury is not a bad results sensibly

Indigbo:
If you like create 100 monikers and like your own post by yourself for validation due to your low self-esteem, it won't stop Arsenal from winning the league. Did Arsenal not win their match yesterday? An your claim is false. You'r the one dancing azonto on top a table leader because of your jealousy and your team auwful performance this season.

Indigbo:
League is over. Congratulations to Arsenal

God1000:
Donald trump will go down in history as the worst human being to ever exist on the surface of this planet

Angelfrost:
Just one more goal... Go Gunners!

This is winnable!

Today is not that day! Emirates cannot and will not he desecrated!

JobAndVacancies:
almiron is back.
Pendo's nightmare
Happy new year boss

The former Brentford star had put his side 2-0 up before Al-Nassr rallied to level proceedings by half-time, but Merih Demiral's effort ensured Al-Ahli earned the points before two red cards were dished out in stoppage time.

Ronaldo suffers poor evening as Toney strikes twice

An all-action first half saw four strikes hit the back of the net, with Toney converting in the seventh minute to hand Al-Ahli an early lead. Things got even better for the hosts when the former Brentford striker latched onto a long ball from the back to finish powerfully for his second goal of the night.

The visitors were shellshocked but were gifted a route back into the contest courtesy of a howler from goalkeeper Abdulrahman Al-Sanbi, who allowed Abdulelah Al-Amri's hopeful effort from distance to bounce through his legs.

With Ronaldo out of sorts, it was again the centre-back who struck for Al-Nassr to level proceedings. Marcelo Brozovic's out-swinging corner was met by the Saudi Arabian defender, whose firm header couldn't be reached by Al-Sanbi.

Toney made another telling contribution just before the hour mark, producing a brilliant flick to keep a set-piece alive and allow Merih Demiral to head in and make it 3-2.

Al-Nassr huffed and puffed in their pursuit of an equaliser but with Ronaldo and Joao Felix both off form they couldn't haul themselves level again.

There was some late drama as both Ali Majrashi and Nawaf Al-Boushail were sent off in stoppage time, but that was inconsequential as Al-Nassr fell to a first league defeat of the season, offering Al-Hilal the chance to usurp them at the top of the table on Sunday.

The MVP

On a big night in the Saudi Pro League title race, it was Ivan Toney who got the better of his illustrious opposite number. The England international's brace handed Al-Ahli an early lead to set his side on course for victory, even if Al-Nassr managed to claw the score back to 2-2. His only regret for the night might be missing a relatively straightforward opportunity for a hat-trick, seeing his shot clip the post and trickle behind.


Al-Ahli may still be six points behind Al-Nassr even with this win, but Toney's strike will have filled the squad with confidence as they look to eat up that deficit.