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Luuk de Jong in his recent interview with Mundo Deportivo talked about his time at Barça, how things has changed during the season. Here's his interview-  "I was a Barça player. And at one point, a full Camp Nou chanted my name. I can proudly say that. I didn't win any titles at Barça, but I can look back at other wonderful things. I haven't even thought about it yet. When looking back at my career, I will know how beautiful it has been. I've received so many welcome reactions after leaving Barça. From all parts of the club. Not only from my teammates and the manager but the board members as well. In the second half of the season, the feeling around me changed completely. I'm glad that stayed after the winter transfer window. I said that I would continue to fight to get more playing time, even if I got zero minutes. It went very well. After the season ended, I met up with Jordi Cruyff and asked him about my situation. He told me that they were worki...

SHOWMYBIZZ PRESENTS Football Talks!  With Ibrahim. Welcome back to another episode of Football Talks, our very own section where we interview different sports personnel and get the bizz-ness.  Coming up on today’s edition… We interview up-and-coming Twitter News Journalist @Mo_Ibrahim_32 about what it’s like being a news journalist in today’s society. Interview. Q: What made you love football? Ibrahim: I just love the complete intensity of the games and the atmosphere. To me, there is not much better than a climatic game with an amazing crowd behind the scenes.  Q: What is your favourite moment in football history? Ibrahim: As a Liverpool fan, my favourite moment has to be our win against Milan in the 2005 Champions League final, the comeback was unreal, and it had to have been one of my happiest days ever. Q: What is it like being an up-and-coming journalist when there are so many other journalists out there? Ibrahim: To be honest, it is difficult at times, but you must ...

  Bayern Munich host FC Barcelona in their final group stage match of the Champions League, and it’s a defining match for the European hopes of Xavi’s side. Should Benfica beat Dynamo Kyiv, who are without a win in the group stage so far, Barcelona will have to secure all three points against Bayern, or they will drop down into the Europa League. There is no such stress for Julian Nagelsmann and his men. Five wins from five means they are already safely through, and after cruising past the Spanish side at the Nou Camp, they will be confident of doing so again at home. Bayern Munich vs Barcelona Preview Bayern Munich are at the top of the Bundesliga standings at the moment and have also topped their Champions League group. The Bavarian giants edged arch-rivals Borussia Dortmund to a crucial 3-2 victory in their previous game and are likely to rest some of their key players on Wednesday. Barcelona, on the other hand, have endured a difficult campaign so far and will need a victory ag...

Lionel Messi won the men’s Ballon d’Or for a record-extending seventh time on 29th November, ending the year in style after a brilliant final season with Barcelona and earning his first major international trophy with Argentina. The Argentine star gave an interview to France Football after the magazine awarded him his seventh Ballon d'Or, and plenty of ground was covered. "I'm happy with everything that has been happening," Messi said. "But, I do have to admit that sometimes I would like to be able to go out unnoticed and enjoy family time without being recognised." "I'm not complaining, though, as it's always nice to receive a compliment or a smile or to be asked for a photo. I'm used to that and it has become normal for me." "I am a different person when around those I trust, like my friends and family. With others, maybe I'm a little shy." "With the people I know, I'm normal and in good spirits and ...

FOOTBALL TALKS is the new section of SHOWMYBIZZ where visitors will see us interviewing fan clubs , football journalist or individual football personals.  On today’s episode of football talks, we are joined by Omar Hawwash, journalist, co-host of the official Fc Barcelona live match coverages on twitch and founder of blaugranagram.  So enjoy as we talk about his love for Barcelona, inspiration for Blaugranagram, the current situation at the club and its future. Q:Welcome Omar to this Q and A interview, I would like to begin by asking you, what was your first memory of 'the beautiful game'? Omar: Hello, and thank you for having me!  My first waking memory would have to be the 5-0 victory for Barcelona over Real Madrid. The goal Messi scored in that 3-1 win over Real Madrid in the UCL semi-final also holds a special place in my heart. Q: Please Tell us about, how did you started following FC Barcelona and what made you to be a fan of the club? Omar: FC Barcelona...

Leicester City increased the pressure on Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as they ran out fully deserved winners in a thriller at King Power Stadium. Another day, another pathetic performance by Man United. Defensively frail, clueless in attack with a virtually non existent defensive midfield, their 29 game away unbeaten streak in the league has come to an end (not that it meant anything at this point). With 6 shots on target(18 in total) to Leicester’s 11 (22), it is pretty evident who made the most dangerous and efficient attacks. Their attack was so helpless that the only way out (esp in the 1st half) were long shots,with greenwood scoring one of them(12 from outside the box in the entire game). THE DEFENCE AND MIDFIELD When Both centre backs were being pressed so hard and high up the pitch they had no space to operate with the ball. On top of this there were numerous misplaced passes,especially Maguire. A loose pass from De gea led to the first...

After two back-to-back abysmal performances, Ronald Koeman’s future in his position as Manager of FC Barcelona has received plenty of speculation. Many fans believe it’s time for the club legend to exit the club and for a fresh face to step in. Barcelona faced off against Bayern Munich in the Champions League last week for the first time since the humiliating 8-2 loss in August 2020. The match wasn’t very different this time around with Bayern Munich clearly the strongest of the two sides and earning themselves a well deserved 3-0 victory against the Catalan club, who didn’t even register a single shot on target. Barcelona fans weren’t very happy by the very poor performance from the team and apparently neither was Joan Laporta. And rightly so! Barcelona suffered another humiliating loss at the hands of Bayern Munich last week. On Monday, Barcelona met Granada at the Camp Nou where they conceded in the second minute of the game! For most of the game, the Catalan side were nowhere near ...