In a press conference that held yesterday, OJB said: "Appreciate all those who stood by me one way or the other. I'm sincerely grateful and feel blessed that people could go miles just to make me well again. Now that I have gotten all the money needed for my medical bill, I want to officially put a stop to all forms of appeal or request in bid to save OJB. I want Nigerians to know that I have gotten the N16million needed for my treatment. Therefore, no donation should again be made to any source in respect of the said case. I will be going for my operation by mid August" @LastßornNews(07060428346)
C. Ronaldo Threatens To Leave Real Madrid If He’s Not Paid As High As Messi Real Madrid’s Portuguese superstar, Cristiano Ronaldo, has reportedly told his bosses at the Santiago Bernabeu to pay him as much as what his arch-rival, Lionel Messi, earns at Barcelona. He threatened to leave if he was not paid as much. According to reports from Europe, the 32-year-old talisman demanded a whopping £17m pay rise that will increase his earnings at the La Liga and UEFA Champions League reigning champions to £35.5m. Reports claimed Ronaldo is frustrated by Real president, Florentino Perez’ refusal to offer him an improved contract after he was promised one when he helped Real to a La Liga and Champions League double last season. Ronaldo signed a five-year deal in November 2016 that will see him stay at the club till 2021. He has also been linked with a return to Manchester United.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has admitted he has set his sights on a third UEFA Champions League title this season. The former Real Madrid boss won the competition for the first time in 2004 with Porto before winning it again in 2010 with Serie A giants Inter Milan. If Mourinho can win the competition, he will be the first manager to win the competition with three different clubs. The 51-year-old has admitted that the challenge will test his in-form squad but he is desperate to claim the record and help the Blues win the Champions League, which you can back using your free bet. He said: "Do I want to try to win it again? Of course. "What drives me is to try to win. I work for my club, for my players and for the club supporters. I don't work for myself. "If I win it once more, to win with three clubs is unique. But even if I don't do it, how many top managers in the world have only one or even not a single one? "I have the ambition to win it again, but in th...
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