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Manchester United midfielder Casemiro - and said Florentino Perez had taught him exactly that. The Brazilian midfielder stunned the footballing world by swapping the Bernabeu for Old Trafford in a stunning £60million deal this summer.

The regret normally associated with birthday cakes is when you greedily stuff your face with too much of it. But in Yaya Toure's case, it came when he didn't get enough.

EXCLUSIVE: Fresh from reflecting on his Real Madrid career in his Netflix series, David Beckham is now preparing an ESPN documentary about the Galácticos.

Soccer Aid is back for another year, with two teams made up of celebrities and former professional players taking part in the charity match.

Soccer Aid is set to return this weekend as celebrities and former footballers come together for the showpiece charity match in aid of UNICEF.

Manchester United flop Paul Pogba has taken a cheeky dig at his former boss Jose Mourinho in Pepsi's latest advert.Pogba stars alongside Lionel Messi and Ronaldinho in the advert that sees the three stars take on locals in a nutmeg competition. And after having the ball slotted through his legs, Pogba recreates one of Mourinho's infamous memes.The Frenchman peeks through some curtains with a shocked look on his face - like the infamous image of Mourinho that often does the rounds on social media.

Roberto Carlos has named Manchester United's Fred and Casemiro as the Brazilian players he would have liked to play alongside.

Ronaldinho rolled back the years with a sublime piece of trickery in a charity football game.The Selecao sensation, 42, teamed up with ex-international team-mate Roberto Carlos for 'The Beautiful Game,' charity contest and wowed fans with his silky skills and ice-cool finishing. Played at DRV PNK Stadium, home of David Beckham's MLS franchise Inter Miami, team Ronaldinho were eventually defeated in a 22-goal thriller but that didn't stop the 2005 Ballon d'Or winner from turning back the clock.Teaming up with the likes of Paul Pogba, Paulo Dybala and Vinicius Jr, Ronaldinho opened the scoring inside the opening seven minutes - slotting the ball into the far right corner after some neat build-up play inside the area.READ MORE: Ronaldinho gives verdict on Mo Salah - and offers him advice on his Liverpool futurePutting on a dominant display in the middle of the park, Ronaldinho ran the show with some insane close control and peerless first-time passing, with the pick of the punch coming midway through the second period.

Paul Pogba and Vinicius Jr. were among the big names on show in a star-studded exhibition game hosted by Ronaldinho and Robert Carlos.Dubbed 'The Beautiful Game', the Brazil legends called on a whole host of famous pals from the world of football for the match at Inter Miami's DRV PNK Stadium.Team Ronaldinho started with the likes of past heroes Rene Higuita, Patrick Kluivert and Rafael Marquez, plus current stars Pogba, Paulo Dybala and Vinicius Jr.

Everton in 1995, when asked if he ever had the chance to play in England. Despite enjoying a lengthy career that took in the sights of Madrid, Milan, and, bafflingly, Makhachkala - the free kick expert never played in England. However, that wasn't because he didn't ever have the chance, and the left-back almost joined Chelsea in 2007.

Soccer Aid. The Samba hero turned out alongside a host of other former elite level players and celebrities for the World XI against England clash at the London Stadium on Sunday night.

Jamie Carragher took the mickey out of Gary Neville just hours before lining up alongside him at Soccer Aid.The Sky Sports colleagues were named in the England backline as they took on a World XI at the London Stadium. And not long before the teams were announced, Carragher aimed a cheeky dig in Neville's direction as he met Cafu and Roberto Carlos.Liverpool legend Carragher posted a picture with the two Brazil heroes on Twitter, along with the caption: "Everybody grows up & wants to be @Oficial_RC3 @officialcafu." The carefully-worded tweet was a cheeky reference to something Carragher said about Neville during an appearance on Monday Night Football in 2013.

Arsene Wenger should be sacked as World XI manager at Soccer Aid for playing Dimitar Berbatov in central defence. The former Manchester United replaced Brazilian legend Roberto Carlos in the first half.

Jamie Carragher couldn't resist throwing a jibe at Gary Neville ahead of Soccer Aid.

Soccer Aid lineup as they prepare to face the Rest of the World XI on Sunday evening.Mark Noble is the biggest addition to the side, just weeks after he called the curtain on his playing career. However, the former West Ham man has been snubbed of the captaincy in favour of former One Direction member Liam Payne.Noble is joined by fellow Premier League legends Jamie Carragher, Gary Neville, and David James.

Champions League final volley.The French magician, 49, scored arguably the greatest goal in the competition's history by firing a sensational left-footed volley into the top corner in the 2002 final. The fierce strike gave Bayer Leverkusen 'keeper Hans-Jorg Butt no chance as Real Madrid claimed their ninth Champions League crown.Receiving a lofted pass from Roberto Carlos, Zidane watched the ball drop from just inside the penalty before expertly thumping the ball into the net.

Real Madrid their ninth European Cup - and this weekend they are out for number 14.The France icon lined up alongside the likes of Luis Figo, Raul and Roberto Carlos, with future Spain boss Vicente del Bosque at the helm as the Los Blancos were once again crowned kings of Europe.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at where each of the 18-man playing squad are now 20 years later before the current crop take on Liverpool - with one even enjoying a recent Sunday League cameo in Shrewsbury.Cesar kept a young Iker Casillas out of the starting line-up back in 2002, having almost a decade of experience at Valladolid before moving to Real Madrid.Cesar was subbed off in the final for his counterpart through injury, and left to join Zaragoza in 2008 before spells with Tottenham, Valencia and Villarreal.Following his retirement, Cesar spent five months of a two-and-a-half year contract as sporting director at Valencia back in 2020.Who will win the 2022 Champions League final? Give us your prediction in the comments section belowMichel Salgado spent another seven years at Real Madrid following the final, going on to join Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League, with Steve Kean brutally telling him he was omitted from their squad to avoid having to give him a new contract.Six years later came a surprise swansong at Independiente, and also a spell in India's Premier Futsal as a marquee player.Salgado has been taking part in punditry since his time as a player, but became head of football at Cypriot club Pafos FC last year - before joining Total Sports Investments Football Group.Iconic defender Fernando Hierro left Real Madrid a year after the final and had short spells at both Al Rayyan and Bolton Wanderers before retiring.Following a

Chelsea have evolved into one of the most decorated football clubs in Europe over the past two decades.The Blues have become almost synonymous with success since Abramovich snapped the Londoners up in a £140million deal back in 2003.The Russian oligarch changed the game in the Premier League by splashing the cash to make the Blues a global force.While that approach has led the Blues to 21 trophies during his 19-year reign, there have still been signings that have evaded the Chelsea chief.Despite having a blank chequebook, Abramovich was left frustrated by a host of blockbuster names over the years.Daily Star Sport recalls six failed transfer moves from the Abramovich era...Lionel Messi finally left Barcelona last summer - seven years after Abramovich tried to strike a deal with the Catalan giants to bring the Argentine superstar to London.Messi was at the peak of his powers when the Chelsea chief tried to entice him into ditching his beloved Barca.However, the £225million mega-move fell flat at the eleventh hour over a transfer dispute, despite Messi reportedly being keen on the switch.Abramovich has seen Chelsea conquer Europe twice during his 19-year tenure - but Messi is the one true European superstar who truly got away during his historic reign.Who do you think was the best signing of the Abramovich era? Let us know in the comments section.Brazilian superstar Roberto Carlos was another galactico who came close to joining Abramovich's Chelsea revolution.The iconic left-back revealed that he was on the brink of quitting Real Madrid to join the Blues back in 2007 - before the move was killed by a legal wrangle.He told Goal: "I had two proposals, Fenerbahce and Chelsea.

Sunday League football is known for producing some interesting stories that aren't commonly witnessed on the professional stage - but there may be a contender for the most bizarre moment yet at amateur level.There are often reports of fights, crunching tackles and other extremes that highlight the mass difference between Premier League football and your local Sunday League side.There are also some excellent examples too, as Brazil icon Roberto Carlos and ex-Chelsea forward Eni Aluko played games for Sunday League sides after two lucky teams won eBay's £5 legend lottery, in association with Football Beyond Borders.However, players and spectators at a game between Grays Athletic Sundays and South East Sports were treated to a rather unique incident, as a police chase interrupted play before an arrest was made.It was a rather routine Sunday down at Grays Athletic Sundays, as they took on South East Sports in the quarter-final of the Ted Fairchild cup, with the visitors winning 2-0 to progress to the last four.But during their win, a suspect ran onto the pitch while being chased by police, who then tackled him to the ground before making an arrest.The crazy incident was captured by a stunned spectator, and the video was posted to an account affiliated with the home side.The video was posted with the caption: "The game overshadowed by the funniest thing that’s ever happened in the history of Sunday league.

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It was a night to remember for Alex Telles on Wednesday as he made his first competitive international start – and received praise from a true Brazil legend.