r/championsleague • • 19h ago

💬 Discussion Harry Kane is the most complete player in the world right now

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Defends like a CB, passes and playmakes like a midfielder, and still scores 70 goals. 💀 His passes even helped create Luis Díaz's goals in Bayern's last Bundesliga and UCL matches. What can't this guy do?


r/championsleague • • 4h ago

💬 Discussion Whats the greatest UCL city?

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Which city is most iconic for the UCL (and European Cup too). Istanbul or Paris are probably it for me


r/championsleague • • 9h ago

💬 Discussion Who are the top 20 inform right wingers this season

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Who are the top 20 inform right wingers this season


r/championsleague • • 10h ago

📰 News 🚨 Man City reportedly facing a points deduction that could send them down to the Championship

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🚨 According to the Daily Mail, Manchester city could face a massive points deduction if found guilty of the vast majority of the 115 charges against them.

The reported punishment could be severe enough to guarantee relegation to the Championship, with an additional deduction next season potentially keeping them there for at least two seasons.

Relegation to League Two, however, is considered unlikely.

Imagine City actually getting relegated to the Championship. 💀


r/championsleague • • 9h ago

💬 Discussion Watching games.

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Why are we having to pay for different subscriptions to watch games? I have TNT but I refuse to pay for Amazon prime on top. I hardly shop with Amazon and just to get prime for a couple of games for my team in the champions league is ridiculous and not worth the layout of money. When will leagues and football associations stop this and make it accessible for ALL to watch.


r/championsleague • • 12h ago

💬 Discussion We need to talk about how bad of a footballer Bruno Fernandes is.

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It’s not a couple of games - every game he doesn’t produce a goal contribution, he’s absolutely sh*tting all over the field.

Bruno’s entire game revolves around Hollywood balls and praying somebody makes something out of it. He wouldn’t need to create 100 chances per game if he was actually trying to keep the midfield together.

Carrick, who was a great midfielder himself, has realised he doesn’t have the IQ to play in midfield, that’s why he’s been deployed as a false 9 and winger recently.


r/championsleague • • 12h ago

💬 Discussion When do you think Cristiano Ronaldo was at his best?

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2016/17-2017/18 Cristiano is not peak Ronaldo imo, he had bad starts to both seasons and had already started to lose his chance-creation abilities, his ability to defeat defenders and his dribbling. He mainly became a finisher. It is often considered his best season due to clutch moments, but if you remember, 2017/18 Real Madrid played pretty badly until the final stages of the UCL and finished 17 points behind Barcelona. Many of the problems that Ronaldo has been suffering from since 2022 started in 2017/18.

As a complete, 90-minute footballer capable of dictating matches, dribbling past low blocks, creating for others, and maintaining relentless league dominance, the 2011–2014 version of Cristiano Ronaldo was superior in every physical and statistical category. IMO, Cristiano Ronaldo's peak is either 2011/12 or 2014. 2011/12 CR7 was basically a lab-created player who had ridiculous stats and won the League against peak Barca and Messi, and it is not considered his peak because Messi reached godhood levels that season. He also would have won the UCL if not for the penalties against Bayern. 2014 Ronaldo also had an insane season and was casually banging hat-tricks every game.


r/championsleague • • 19h ago

🗓️ Weekly Thread Weekly Discussion

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Welcome to the r/ChampionsLeague Weekly Discussion Thread!

Whether you're here to debate the favourites, relive iconic European nights, discuss the latest transfer rumours, or simply chat all things Champions League, you've come to the right place.

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