The disappointment of losing the Europa League final and ending their unbeaten record in such a manner is unpleasant for Leverkusen.  Not being able to grab the UEL trophy and at thesame time conceding three goals without a goal in return only makes the talk of the defeat wild.  The final goal to conclude the loss scored in the dire minute of the game and at a crucial time of the season for Leverkusen only increases the level of disappointment and will be a definite reoccurrence in the mind of the team as a whole.

 Despite the huge loss, Leverkusen's overall season performance remains remarkable. Even having failed in the final, their achievements throughout the season shouldn't be looked away. However, the game of two nights ago gives them the importance of addressing weaknesses and staying vigilant, as other teams will undoubtedly take note of Atalanta's successful tactics and seek to exploit Leverkusen's vulnerabilities in future encounters. This loss serves as a learning experience, motivating Leverkusen to regroup, refine their strategies, and strive for even greater success in the seasons to come.

 It's definitely a huge lesson to be learnt by the German side. Really they were put at a spot they shouldn't have been so vulnerable to be and at thesame time Atalanta used that game to gain victory and confidence. The German side are hardworking no doubt and I personally still have a good level of conviction in them. They should learn from the mistakes of the loss, remarkable feat they've attained. It's safe to commend them greatly. Both teams literally deserves good commendation.

The match between Leverkusen and Atalanta was already foreseen to be competitive, but Leverkusen got so vulnerable at the earliest moment of the game after the first goal was netted. Despite expectations for Leverkusen to bounce back and exert pressure on Atalanta, they got disorganized, allowing Lookman to exploit gaps and secure a crucial goal for Atalanta. This initial setback seemed to cost Leverkusen dearly, seen in Xabi's panic as they were behind by two goals before the injury time. The mounting pressure from Atalanta increased Leverkusen's struggles, giving them the ability to take control of the match.

 Leverkusen has shown resilience in previous matches by series of comebacks, their efforts were broken and condemned by Atalanta's solid defense and Lookman's three winning goals in the game. Leverkusen's performance throughout the match was lacking in several areas with their attempts to outrun Atalanta's defense proving ineffective. The just were unable to break through Atalanta's resilience and it was a part of the numerous challenges they faced and it also contributed to their defeat. Despite the disappointment, Xabi's efforts to lead Leverkusen to this stage should be appreciated and honored too.

 In conclusion, Atalanta's victory over Leverkusen was a significant achievement, breaking Leverkusen's unbeaten record and demonstrating their feats on the field. Leverkusen's lackings in the match gave them areas for improvement, particularly in maintaining composure under pressure and breaking through resistive defenses. While the defeat is a huge loss, it's not the end for Leverkusen, and they can use this experience to regroup, learn, and come back stronger in future matches. Congratulations to Atalanta for their well-deserved victory, and for proving themselves as a formidable opponent throughout the match. Leverkusen definitely should be looking forward to their DFB pokal encounter and I'm certain it'd be an easy win for them. There and then they'd be crowned with two trophies.

Gian Piero Gasperini's potential move to Napoli will be a significant career opportunity. Napoli, being a historically prominent club with a strong fan base and resources, could give Gasperini a platform to showcase his managerial skills at a higher level. The prospect of leading Napoli to greater and better heights and competing in top-tier competitions like the UCL could be enticing for Gasperini, offering him a chance to solidify his reputation as one of the top managers in Europe. However, Gasperini would certainly face immense pressure at Napoli to deliver results consistently and meet the lofty ambitions of the club and its supporters.
 
 The transition from coaching Atalanta to a club like Napoli would require him to adapt his full tactical approach, man-management skills, and overall strategy to a new environment with different dynamics and demands. Ultimately, Gasperini's decision to move to Napoli balls down to a number of factors, including his personal ambitions, loyalty to Atalanta, and assessment of the opportunities and challenges presented by Napoli.
 
 While the zeal of coaching a club like Napoli may be strong, Gasperini has the will to carefully weigh his options and consider the potential impact on his career too. Whether he chooses to accept Napoli's offer or remain at Atalanta, Gasperini's intelligence and tactical prowess are essential assets that could continue to shape his coaching career and influence the impact made in whichever club he stays at.

Real Madrid's midfield was and still is very much solid, they've got good hands in charge, the likes of Luka, Bellingham, Kroos and others. Luka and Kroos have been older in the team and they've mastered all the tactics and techniques of Ancelloti. They're more or less the leaders and they're coordinating other bodies well. They're literally a good example too. They've been able to be the support the young players need to push and forge further.

 This makes it sad that Kroos would be exiting the team. He's been an immense support to the team's major successes. Of all times with the team, regardless of the situation, he's always had a way to pull out a string from the toughness to be in a more comfortable form for the squad. He's had beautiful moves made, good encounters, assists and goals with the team. We can't exhaust all his right deeds for the Spanish side even if we wish to list them on and on. He's a special part of the team too.
 
 The squad has been groomed to adapt to core changes and absences too. Yes, his exit will be felt but definitely there's always a young player ready to take in the mantle. He's passed on to the younger midfields good abilities and techniques and for me that's actually what the team needs to keep going. He also would miss the team due to lots and lots of feat he's attained with them but the journey for exploration still continues to give room for rising stars. Good luck to him too.

Personally, I think Chelsea's problem began during the Russia-Ukraine breakout and it really affected them because they had plans to gather for themselves players that are very much effective in performances but the whole incidence caused a few financial setbacks with the new boss Boehly finding suitable survival means for the club, trying to bounce back into proper financial stability and also gather up means to generate and acquire funds for proper team management.

 Abrahamovic had big plans for the club in terms of player acquisition and while he was at the team, testifyingly, it was evident that the old boss was aimed solely at his team growth and he invested huge in getting good players and team heads that gave him proper results he needed. Boehly actually had a rough beginning with the team though, he was also determined for the club as every boss would be but situations caused the default which resulted that they acquire less players to sort of manage their way through the team and the season too and it's indeed costing them huge at this moment in the league and in competitions they've played.

 Will Chelsea ever be able to get out of this predicament. They were once a vibrant team and they really didn't have to stay less at this point they are now but they just can't be blamed though. Not withstanding, as a team, they ought to try to find better solutions to correcting these players and managerial errors they've made so far. Hopefully this summer would be different and Boehly will develop thesame eagerness and zeal Abrahamovic had for the London side as their glory just needs to be restored back and very fast too. They're a competitive and high placed team and they have to bounce back and cover up this season's lapses too.

Man City since the Eastern are investors came in have really improved and you can’t fail to recognize the improvement from Maccini and Pellegrini. That in mind, you’ll know they laid the foundation that Pep is building on already. ⁠Pep came and brought perfection to the general City team in the sense that he brought an attacking style of football.

 Not just the attacking style but also he was able to bring a strong defensive pattern to the teAm and I think these 2 factors have been able to make the team real fierce. He’s been able to not just build a fierce team but also a very consistent team that have been consistent in winning trophies also. The UCL title win he finally gave the club is one that showed how much work he’s been able to put in The team to breed success.

 Yes this season he wasn’t able to go past the Quarterfinals but success in the EPL alone was a big one. ⁠With this level of growth it won’t be bad if he still extends his contract at the club, as he’s doing a real incredible job. I don’t think their rivals or neighbors Man United have anystand close to this City club right now based on both form and also tactics. So the FA Cup final could end up in hands of City again.

Well of course, we know what it means when a club loses it’s key player, it always create a huge gap in the team which is hard to always fill. Now in the case of Kylian, you can begin to imagine how hard it will be for them especially in the UCL where even with Kylian they’re still struggling. ⁠Of course, Enrique will always want to give the team hope but how possible will it be with the Absence of Kylian who happens to be the club’s top scorer.

 In the Ligue 1 to an extent they mat still be that top team but much of the worry will be how much it’s going to be possible for them to replicate top performance in the UCL. ⁠PSG will have to let out lots of finance in order to be able to sign a huge replacement for Kylian and that wouldn’t be just one player. Of course Victor Osimhen is a strong choice to replace him proven his track record of success while at France and when he moved to Italy.

 ⁠PSG need to be very quick in their approach because as they say, time waits for no man and they should bear in mind that other clubs could be eyeing those players too. They must be able to go for players who can help them achieve their European goals as I think that should be ther centre of any replacement they’re picking for the club.

This season has been one very great one for Dortmund as they have been able to fight through to all matches to have a place in the final. This season I think their performance to an extent have been real better than the past performances as they happen to exit earlier in other past editions. Yes you can as well blame their bad performances on them always selling their key players for financial gains which is very understandable.

 This season has been pretty different as they have shown resilience and be able to dish out results even when the odds are against them and I think them having a place in the finals is a very big one for them. ⁠the match against Real Madrid won’t be an easy one and of course the odds are against them again owing to the huge experience of this Real Madrid side and also their former player, Jude Bellingham.

 I’m trying to imagine the chances of Dortmund in the finals against Real Madrid side because Real have the experience and quality to win. ⁠In as much as Real will definitely be winning this, I don’t think Dortmund team this season will be forgotten especially because of their great resilience. I will love to see them play great in the finals but that could real be impossible.

The Portuguese leagues can’t be termed a farmers league because the competition in that league is real tough and you can see it match in and out, how predicting the winner is really wild. In the past 10 years we’ve had the Championship being divided between Benfica, Porto and Sporting Lisbon. This is an indication that the league is real one tough one and you have to keep a high level of performance to still be top in the league.

 ⁠Sporting have been able to win the league this season and that shows how they have been able to maintain high standards performance week in and out to be able to challenge Benfica.
Defending the title next season will be really tough as they have to maintain this standard and seek to improve it because of course you wouldn’t expect the likes of Befica and Porto to remain silent. You can see that Benfica were able to finish 2nd this season and that shows how relentless they can be in terms of performance.

 Porto on the other end will not be silent next season, rather they will want to also be seen as a top team next season and as such you can imagine how the competition next season will look like. Sporting have been real excellent this season and I think them winning the league is a very big indication for their team top performance this season. With these 3 teams having top performeances next season, you can be so sure that the league will be one very interesting one for the fans of the clubs. especially.

Erik has just been at the club in over 2 years and his time at the club has shown he isn’t able to mAnage the big name players because if not, what would you say was the cause of the rift with Ronaldo. As a good manager, you’re supposed to be able to take charge of all the players in your squad, knowing they are all great talents and can offer varieties to the team. The way he was treated while at Man United was another reason he departed.

 ETH wasn’t able to take control of the young players attitude towards Ronaldo and as such that affected him and made him to leave the club.⁠Ten Haag wasn’t able to take charge of the sqaud and as such, the younger players weren’t willing to play with Ronaldo. This made Ronaldo leave the club because those younger ones prefer not to give him the pass to get the goals. They preferred their own success as against team’s success.

 ⁠This alone is a big disadvantage or a big hindrance to growth. When he left and the players felt that they could try to prove a point that he was the main issue, well I think he proved a better point with his success at Al-Nassr which is a team that has a room for respect and discipline unlike Man United.

Sincerely this has been one very bad season for Rashford and yes he is receiving most of the criticism because of his age and how this club happens to be his boyhood club. It’s understandable if the fans want to see him leave because he’s not displaying or playing good football and we shouldn’t be surprised if we see his career ending soon. ⁠Yes because at this age you can’t keep having bad performances and still expect to remain at the top with the big guns of the game.

 This season hasn’t been one great one not just for Rashford but the entire players at Man United but like I said he’s receiving the criticisms because it’s his boyhood club and he is younger. ⁠His performance has real declined when you compared to past years when he just got his debut amd started coming to limelight. One notable fact is that he’s also added more pride and the fans are not going to stay quiet and watch him ruin their dear club. At this point, he has to take a decision that could help his career.

 Yes he either stays and improve himself which will be a win for him and his career and a win for the club and fans too or he leaves the club to where he can play whatever he likes.  I think now he’s away from Euro, he should use this time to try to improve himself as that will help him revive his career and put him back on the limelight.

Pep since his time at Barcelona and Bayern has been one coach who transforms a club and with Man City. He had the investment from investors and was able to recruit great players for almost all positions of the pitch thereby making the club a formidable one. ⁠You can see how traditional big 6 like Man United and Chelsea are struggling meanwhile City are still been challenged by the likes of Liverpool and Arsenal.

Those challenges are what makes the EPL still remain its stand as being competitive because else Man City continous victory of the league would have made it look like a Farmer’s league. I think City must be grateful for the Arabian Investors as they help them get whatever player Pep feels he needs to get his continuous Victories. Though we know that alone isn’t the sure way to succeed as you must also have a very good coach who’s sound tactically else you will suffer the same fate as Chelsea or even Newcastle.

 Pep Guardiola and Manchester City is a good example of money
well Spent  because they sign the needed players, there’s a sound coach who can use those players to achieve great desired results. I think this is what makes Pep stands out and keeps standing out across Europe, cause the has the ability to manage his players properly and bring out the best in them, he transforms and average player into potential world class one.

I expected this though that after yesterday’s match, there will be lots of talk on the unpredictability of football. Well it’s allowed as to an extent I saw Atalanta being able to give Leverkusen some tough battle and they did and they got the prize which is the trophy. It is surprising how many relate this to the UCL. ⁠yes because the UCL is so different as it has to do majorly with experience first and the team performance. Yes your team performance must be above excellent to be able to win the Ucl. And when you look at this Real Madrid squad, they’re a full definition of a UCL winning team.

  Real Madrid's squad have the experience and they have also got very talented players who have been able to partner and blend with the experienced players over time. With this blend, you expect nothing leas than a master class performance from Real Madrid in the finals. Also, I think the departure of Kroos will be one that the Madrid team will take so serious and will want to give a perfect goodbye gift, the UCL trophy.

 ⁠Kroos himself will take this match so seriously as he will aim to make sure he delivers his team and give the fans one fond memory to remember when he leaves because sincerely most of the fans are still surprised he’s leaving before Modric. For this reason, I think Real Madrid will sure get the victory and claim the trophy at the end of the day and I can’t wait.

Of course when a team lose it’s key players for years, you will sure expect a decline in their football style. And you can already predict PSG suffering to extent in the UCL especially as Kylian Mbappe’s departure is imminent. I also just confirmed that some other great players will be leaving. ⁠The likes of Hakimi whom his contract expires at the end of the season, is set to leave the club as he doesn’t want to renew, and I feel this kind of player leaving will further weaken the squad more.

 Well psg have the finance and i think they should better do some good signings else they will be suffering a lot this season and might even struggle in the league too. The loss of Mbappe should be a lesson on why clubs shouldn’t create a stule where they depend solely on one player for the team’s success.

 Now I think it’s time for PSG to rebuild again and get players in almost every position, not just players but quality players that are ready to give their all. I think. Enrique is a great coach and can offer a lot so he cm be trusted to handle this rebuilding phase. They need to act fast before other clubs sign the good and better players out and they’re left behind

This season has been one challenging one for Al-Ittihad and though they have still struggled to come out to battle for top 4 as they remain in 5th place. The point gap between them and 4th place Al-Taawon is looking pretty small but when you check the remaining fixtures of the season, you’ll understand why it could be a pretty difficult challenge for Al-Ittihad. Al-Taawon just needs 3 points and they’ll be fully confirmed to finish 4th place this seaso.

 You can say this because Al-Ittihad still have Al-Nassr later this season which a draw or loss there means they will sure be finishing in 5th place this season. Al-Nassr are a stronger team compared to Al-Ittihad who have been struggling to find their feet since the beginning of the season. This struggle affected them real bad and now they’re faving the consequences which is to finish in 5th place. A lot was expected from them especially after winning the league and also getting Benzema to the club and Kante, expectations were high but I feel those expectations have now been cut short.

 You can say the players and the coach aren’t relating well and that alone is more than enough reason for the team to struggl. To the new season, the board needs to come in and fix things up else this team will probably ve suffering more and mot be able to compete amongst the other clubs in the league. The SPL is now getting competitive and no team should be left behind in terms of performance and I feel Al-Ittihad board should take this to serious consideration.

The match between Leverkusen and Atalanta was indeed anticipated to be competitive, but Leverkusen's early nervousness seemed to affect their performance. Despite expectations for Leverkusen to exert pressure on Atalanta, they appeared disorganized, allowing Lookman to exploit gaps and secure a crucial goal for Atalanta. This initial setback seemed to cost Leverkusen dearly, seen in Xabi's panic as they were behind by two goals in the first half. The mounting pressure from Atalanta further compounded Leverkusen's struggles, giving them the ability to take control over the match.

 While Leverkusen has shown resilience in previous matches by series of comebacks, their efforts were thwarted by Atalanta's solid defense and Lookman's second goal in the 76th minute. Leverkusen's performance throughout the match was lacking in several areas with their attempts to breach Atalanta's defense proving ineffective. The inability to break through Atalanta's resilience showed the challenges Leverkusen faced and also contributed to their defeat. Despite the disappointment, Xabi's efforts to lead Leverkusen to this stage shouldn't be overlooked, and the defeat serves as a learning opportunity for the team.

 In conclusion, Atalanta's victory over Leverkusen marks a significant achievement, breaking Leverkusen's unbeaten record and demonstrating their feats on the field. Leverkusen's shortcomings in the match Gabe them areas for improvement, particularly in maintaining composure under pressure and breaking through resistive defenses. While the defeat is a setback, it's not the end for Leverkusen, and they can use this experience to regroup, learn, and come back stronger in future matches. Congratulations to Atalanta for their well-deserved victory, and for proving themselves as a formidable opponent throughout the match.

The defeat for Leverkusen serves as a reality check, reminding them that success in football is earned through hard work and perseverance. Their previously undefeated strides, particularly showed by dramatic late equalizers, may have created a sense of invincibility, but this loss to Atalanta proves the fact that no team is immune to defeat. The match was a wake-up call, discarding any thoughts of divine intervention and highlighting the need for continuous effort and improvement.

 The disappointment of losing the Europa League final and ending their unbeaten record in such a manner is unpleasant for Leverkusen. Falling short of clinching the championship and conceding three goals without reply shows the frustration of the defeat. The finality of the loss, occurring in the dire moment of the season, increases the sense of disappointment and will be a strong reminder of the challenges inherent in competitive football.

 Despite the setback, Leverkusen's overall season performance remains remarkable. While they may have failed in the final, their achievements throughout the season shouldn't be diminished. However, the defeat shows the importance of addressing weaknesses and staying vigilant, as other teams will undoubtedly take note of Atalanta's successful tactics and seek to exploit Leverkusen's vulnerabilities in future encounters. This loss serves as a learning experience, motivating Leverkusen to regroup, refine their strategies, and strive for even greater success in the seasons to come.

Lewandowski is a great striker. He's still got the fuel in him to net in more goals. He's agile, skilful and his goal scoring abilities are at the peak. Although age is calling gradually but he's still got a bit of time in him to show his worth in the public and projected games too. Although like Ronaldo, even at the age he is, he still kept the zeal on. I don't think Lewandowski's case would be any different.

 Let him still use the ample of his time left to do exploits. He's got European cups and tournaments to journey through and in him, there's all that it'd take. Age is still favourable to him and he doesn't look like he'd slack in a few years to come, so for the mean time, he's got to enjoy his playing time before thinking of retiring back to the Arab league or quit football generally.

 The striker can still be a useful asset to the Spanish side. Despite the ups and downs, he's managed to stay in form and shape, he still does well to net in goals when he's got the chance to and so far his rate of play isn't really any need for alarm. The club themselves know how advantageous he is and also how difficult it is to get an active striker in the market now. So they've just got to stick to appropriate terms with him and also try to work with him as he strives to do his best in being relevant in the team too.

Most Man United fan are so passionate on wanting the boss to still keep his job at the club. During his first season at the club he was able to make som huge impact and that is the confidence most of the fans have for him to still be able to remain in charge at the club. He was able to win the club a UCL ticket and also be able to take the team to success in Carabao Cup; moreover you can’t fail to ignore he took them to the finals of the FA Cup though they lost but it’s a notable achievement.

 With the competitive nature of the epl, a team with injury crisis will sure be in crisis and missing most of his players last season has forced him to bend his tactics which most times don’t usually work for the team. I feel there should be a balance and there should be proper understanding that Erik Ten Hag couldn’t be the problem though because he’s achieved quite some good records in his first season. I think the overall rating should be considered before speaking ill of a manager. For Ten Hag, I think circumstances at the club is what’s making it challenging for him to be able to do well at the club.

 The FA cup final against City will definitely be a decider on the manager's fate at the club. While the game is pending and anticipated, the board has scouted for Pochettino following his loss of job with the London side. Well for me I'll say, it's more safer to scout outside because, judging from Pochettino's time with Chelsea, even though towards the season end they tried to go above United, the man doesn't really offer anything different from what Ten Hag offered. An option outside the two is more preferred to be considered.

The situation of Roma before De Rossi's arrival put them in a situation where they have to fix a bit of loops and come on top. Before now, Mourinho has had the  responsibility to ensure good league game results and I won't blame him much for the times of loss because their opponents, their opponents in some situations have been too title contenders and personally wouldn't embrace a loss based on the goal they have for themselves.

 De Rossi has been given time to show himself. They're playing the league games and as well as the European games, their attention is on 2 trophies, European trophy will be a bit difficult for them and I don't think that currently De Rossi would be able to scale through all the clubs that will be presented to him to face in each advancement phase of the tournament. Even in the Serie A, it'll be difficult for them to gain the top stand so it's just best that they focus their strength and struggle to maintaining a good result that'll see them scale through to the European cups next season.

 De Rossi can still make a great team from Roma. The club is eager to see this man take them to better heights next season. They did well in staying up until the semi finals stage of the UEL and also staying ahead till the last minutes of the game against Leverkusen last week. It wasn't much of a good game for them but it's commendable still so far as they've performed in their season's endeavors.