Messi surpasses Ronaldo; Neymar makes history; Harry Kane = Bale + 100 million euros

Messi surpasses Ronaldo, sets Champions League scoring record

After scoring against PSV, Lionel Messi scored a total of 106 goals in the Champions League for Barcelona, ​​one more than his colleague Cristiano Ronaldo scored in 9 years at Real Madrid, and became the player with the most goals in European Cup history for a single club.

Messi surpassed Ronaldo in scoring record in Champions League for 1 club.

However, if you count the total goals scored in his career in the Champions League, Cristiano Ronaldo is still firmly in the number one position. The Portuguese superstar has scored 121 goals in 157 matches. Meanwhile, Messi's achievement is 106 goals in 128 matches.

Messi's assist for Pique was also the 28th time "EL Pulga" has set up a teammate to score. This achievement is still inferior to Cristiano Ronaldo's 40 assists in the Champions League.

Neymar makes history after scoring against Liverpool

Returning from injury, Neymar immediately shone to help PSG defeat Liverpool in the 5th match of the Champions League group stage.

With this goal, Neymar with 31 official goals surpassed his predecessors such as Kaka, Rivaldo, Ronaldo de Lima to become the greatest Brazilian striker in Champions League history. The PSG star achieved this feat when he was only 26 years old.

Neymar made history as the Brazilian striker with the most goals in the Champions League.

Returning to the match between PSG and Liverpool at Parc des Princes, the return of Mbappe and Neymar helped the Ligue 1 defending champions have a sublime match and win all 3 points against their opponents from the Premier League.

Neymar's goal helped PSG open the door to the Champions League knockout round and made Liverpool taste their third consecutive away defeat in the Champions League this season.

Losing to PSG, Liverpool faces the risk of being eliminated

Jurgen Klopp and his team lost 1-2 in the penultimate match of the Champions League group stage on the evening of November 28.

Having earned six points from their first three games, things got a little more complicated for Liverpool when they surprisingly lost 0-2 to Red Star Belgrade in the previous round.

With this result, Liverpool must beat Napoli - who beat Red Star Belgrade 3-1 in the same match - at Anfield in the final round next month, if they want to reach the knockout round. This is a target that is predicted to be difficult for Klopp and his team because Napoli has shown a lot of experience in the matches played under the leadership of veteran coach Carlo Ancelotti. Liverpool are three points behind Napoli and two points behind PSG.

Liverpool's forward line was cut off from the midfield and could not make a difference.Image: AFP

The 5th round of the Champions League group stage has ended, determining 12/16 clubs to win tickets to the knockout round, including: Atletico Madrid, Dortmund (Group A), Barca (Group B), Porto, Schalke 04 (Group D), Bayern Munich, Ajax (Group E), Manchester City (Group F), Real Madrid, AS Roma (Group G), Juventus, Manchester United (Group H).

MU adds Brazilian star

Daily Record said that in an effort to find a central defender to improve MU's defense, coach Jose Mourinho has added young Brazilian star Eder Militao to the list of transfer targets.

Mourinho adds Eder Militao to MU shopping list

Eder Militao is 20 years old and currently plays for Porto after moving from Sao Paulo last summer.

The young Brazilian star has shown remarkable progress, with a promising future, quickly taking a place in the defense of Porto's first team. Notably, Eder Militao has regularly appeared in the Portuguese representative's matches in the Champions League.

This is the reason why MU is advised to sign Ever Militao even though this versatile player lacks experience playing top-level football.

Real Madrid spends 100 million euros betting on Bale to sign Harry Kane

Source Don Balon broke the news that in an effort to bring Tottenham's Harry Kane to Bernabeu, Real Madrid President Florentino Perez is willing to spend 100 million euros, betting on Gareth Bale.

Real Madrid is reported to have spent 100 million euros betting on Bale in order to convince Tottenham to release Harry Kane.

Striker Harry Kane is considered one of the top assassins today and Real Madrid need a sharpshooter like that to replace Cristiano Ronaldo, with the void left very clearly in the ongoing season.

According to the above source, Bale himself is also ready to return to his old club, after failing to take advantage of Ronaldo's departure, to step up to a new level at Real Madrid. Boss Perez is said to be very disappointed with Bale about this.But young and strong Harry Kane is different, he can solve the problems Ronaldo left behind.

Hazard is absent from the match against PAOK

Speaking before the match between Chelsea vs PAOK in Group L Europa League, Coach Sarri confirmed Hazard and Moses will not play, he said: “I spoke to the doctor 10 minutes ago, Moses has a problem and I think he will not be able to play.

“For Hazard, it is not a serious injury but he cannot play. We want him to recover and be ready for the next Premier League game at the weekend.”

Hazard will not play in tonight's match against PAOK (Photo: Getty).

Robbie Keane retires from football

Robbie Keane, the former Tottenham Hotspur and Republic of Ireland striker, has announced his retirement at the age of 38. After moving to England at the age of 15 to join the youth academy of Wolverhampton Wanderers, he made his name at clubs including Wolves, Tottenham, Inter Milan, Leeds, Liverpool and LA Galaxy. Keane scored 325 goals in 737 appearances for 10 different clubs during his 23-year playing career.

At his peak, Keane was a formidable assassin in the Premier League. His most successful years were with Tottenham. He then moved to Liverpool for nearly 20 million pounds but did not play well and was sold back to Tottenham for 12 million pounds after only 6 months.

The 38-year-old was a key player for the Republic of Ireland for more than a decade. He was also Ireland's all-time leading scorer with 68 goals in 146 appearances before retiring from international football in 2016. New Ireland manager Mick McCarthy appointed Keane as his assistant last week, alongside Terry Connor, following the departure of Martin O'Neill.