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    Samuel Eto'o on Pep Guardiola Barça

    @FootynewsSamuel Eto'o says Pep Guardiola didn't have the courage to tell him things to his face when he took over at Barça. According to Eto'o, Guardiola told him Ronaldinho, Deco, and he were out, tried to send him to Uzbekistan for money, and even took his #9 jersey to give to Henry. Eto'o stayed, scored 35 goals including the Champions League final winner in Rome, and says Guardiola eventually apologized. They made peace, but Eto'o says he'll never forget Guardiola trying to push him out.

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    Samuel Eto'o on Pep Guardiola Barça

    Foto de @Footynews· Jul 31, 2026· Samuel Eto'o

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    The image is a collage featuring two distinct scenes. On the left, a football match is depicted with players in black and blue striped jerseys, one wearing the number 9 and the name ETO'O. A man in a suit and tie, likely a coach, is shaking hands with a player. The mood is professional and focused. On the right, two close-up shots show a man with a beard, looking intently off-camera. The style is candid interview footage. The football jerseys clearly display "INTER" and a Nike logo.

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    ⭐Samuel Eto'o⭐Pep Guardiola⭐Ronaldinho
    Samuel Eto'o on Pep Guardiola Barça

    @FootynewsSamuel Eto'o says Pep Guardiola didn't have the courage to tell him things to his face when he took over at Barça. According to Eto'o, Guardiola told him Ronaldinho, Deco, and he were out, tried to send him to Uzbekistan for money, and even took his #9 jersey to give to Henry. Eto'o stayed, scored 35 goals including the Champions League final winner in Rome, and says Guardiola eventually apologized. They made peace, but Eto'o says he'll never forget Guardiola trying to push him out.

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    Samuel Eto'o on Pep Guardiola Barça

    Foto de @Footynews· Jul 31, 2026· Samuel Eto'o

    Sobre esta foto

    The image is a collage featuring two distinct scenes. On the left, a football match is depicted with players in black and blue striped jerseys, one wearing the number 9 and the name ETO'O. A man in a suit and tie, likely a coach, is shaking hands with a player. The mood is professional and focused. On the right, two close-up shots show a man with a beard, looking intently off-camera. The style is candid interview footage. The football jerseys clearly display "INTER" and a Nike logo.

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