I'm also worried about that so far, obviously because Benzema was an important player for Real Madrid from 2014 to 2023. The impact of Benzema's absence on the pitch was obvious last season, we know Real Madrid struggled to win games because of difficulty scoring goals.

Then from that, last season Real Madrid had Asensio who could help Real Madrid break the deadlock every now and then. But Asensio has now also left Real Madrid. Real Madrid's foundation for next season will be Rodrygo and Vinicius, but if one of the two has to out from team due to injury, then Real Madrid will have to face big problems.

Not only Chelsea, Manchester United should also be considered. Manchester United is a team that has been pretty solid under Ten Hag, so you shouldn't ignore them either. I also know Chelsea are looking for a way to be in better shape, but Pochettino needs big time and support.

Chelsea could still fail if Pochettino's strategy and plans don't pan out in the first season, but they are a team looking to move forward. Apart from that, Liverpool will also try to show their class and Arsenal also look very dangerous.

Paying taxes is a obligation, so when you cheat with everything so you don't pay taxes, of course you run away from your responsibility even though we know the government is too greedy in managing its finances. It is not justified to run away from your responsibility to pay taxes because the tax revenue received by the government should be distributed to many other things that are in need.

In my country, I pay taxes every day indirectly to the government. Everything I buy is taxed, and I have no idea how much tax I pay the government each year. Even I have to pay taxes from trading crypto assets, regardless of whether I lose due to price volatility or profit.

I'm not sure what career you're referring to, but if you mean investing and trading then it shouldn't be a career.
Career is a job carried out by someone who occupies a certain position both in industry and in other types of work formally. Meanwhile, investors and traders are those who invest in certain assets which is their way of making money with money without having to be a job called a career.

Women can also be like most men in the crypto industry, I mean they can also make money from this industry. If a woman is smart enough and understands certain technical or expertise in the crypto industry, then they can make a career here with her expertise. Meanwhile, if they have a budget and have expertise in trading and investing, then of course they can make profit.

Barcelona's overall balance last season was €-118.50m, so of course it's a bit of a dismal run on the financial side. But in any case, Barcelona seems to have struggled to fix its financial problems even though they have so far failed to fix them.

Barcelona only had 22 players in their squad last season, but after Busquets and Alba left, Barcelona only have 20 players. Therefore, Barcelona brought in Ilkay Gundogan, which brought the total squad to 21 players, but if there are several players who come because the loan period is up, then of course the number of squad could be bigger.

Even though Barcelona has had financial problems so far, Barcelona is still a team that has a high market value compared to other La Liga teams. Barcelona is second in the ranking, while Real Madrid is first. After all, Barcelona also tends to have more local players than foreign players, it can also contribute to lowering their salaries.

I agree that Ilkay Gundogan and Mateo Kovacic are not up to par. Mateo Kovacic might be good to fill the void in Ilkay Gundogan's position, but his quality in attack is not exactly the same. You are also right, Manchester City should have bought star players who really have proven quality such as Jude Bellingham, Jamal Musiala, Declan Rice, and several other star players, but Manchester City have not managed to get one of them.

Mateo Kovacic isn't bad, of course but Manchester City should be concerned with players they can use over the long term instead of just a few seasons. Mateo Kovacic is 29 years old, he's still going strong but he doesn't seem to be contributing to the goals and assists stats of the teams he's played for.

You're right, but some people might be too lazy to do some quick searches. But it's possible that the OP wasn't too interested in the discussion about bitcoin because he seemed so focused on his investment plan. After all, not everyone who invests in bitcoin uses the bitcointalk discussion forum, but they can discuss elsewhere online too.

We know bitcointalk isn't the only discussion forum about bitcoin, so it's still plausible that some of them didn't discover this forum in the early days. Unless they recommended another user here after some time.

However I agree $40k is still very much achievable, but not in June but in July or so. Given that the market is currently trending sideways between $29k - $31k, then maybe $40k won't be hit too soon. There should be some corrections gracing the road, but don't think of them as thorns but rather as good support for hoping for a run higher.

We all hoped for a bullrun, but at least don't ignore the correction which you can also use for accumulation. At the moment $29k is support which has been tested a few times since the price broke $31k, but if it is strong through mid-July then about $40k could be reached.

Mateo Kovacic is the ideal midfielder to replace Ilkay Gondogan for Manchester City. I agree on that, however Manchester City still need to consider a younger midfielder than Mateo Kovacic as a long-term project. It may not matter if they fail to get him in the near future, but Manchester City must do so in the middle of the season after Pep Guardiola evaluated the quality of his team.

I think Kevin De Bruyne is suitable and worthy of being the captain of Manchester City next season. He is an influential player and of course Pep Guardiola would appoint him over any other player. In several matches, De Bruyne was the captain, especially when Ilkay Gundogan did not start in Manchester City's line-up.

There are many top European players who have agreed to join Arab clubs and this is not too surprising. The Arab Proo League has developed as a new business field for most investors, the impact is good but it can throw the transfer market into chaos. There are a lot of players who are interested in playing there because of the high wages, but sometimes they have to be realistic enough about their league ranking when they still want to play in Europe.

So far Chelsea have managed to sell some of their players to Arab clubs, and it is possible that more players will be there in each open transfer. So even if Neymar still wants to be in Europe at the moment, it is possible he will instead opt for the Arab Pro League for his footballing career.

I personally would not be too pushy to take this risk just to invest in bitcoin. I have a few pieces of land and some gold to use for jewelery but when I want to invest I tend to keep my budget low rather than selling other assets to get my budget together. Of course I can expect returns, but I can't take risks like this.

OP, I know you can do it especially if you can take the plunge. But imagine if you end up failing and you don't manage to get the return you should for one reason or another, are you sure you want to sell the property for investment?

But I realize that Luka Modric will not be as strong and stable as last season because he is 37 years old. Luka Modric has quality, but his age has taken a toll on his form. He tires quickly and Ancelotti can't force him to play full time all season. The same goes for Toni Kroos even though he is younger than Modric.

Aurélien Tchouameni and Jude Bellingham were brought in to keep Real Madrid's midfield solid in case Kroos and Modric don't do well next season, so Ancelotti will have good options going down the line. But these two midfielders can still be expected to make a good impact in the Madrid midfield.

I'm basically not very interested in the acquisition process or ongoing plans and I tend to ignore them either. Even though I hope Manchester United will win the title again, I think those expectations are too low to be true. It's hard to expect Manchester City to be knocked out of the title race every season even if they haven't started the season perfectly.

Manchester United have been good and getting better under Ten Hag, but about the title I still doubt it even though I have chosen them as title winners in the 2023-2024 season. Let's just hope my expectations are right, it's sure to be a lot of fun.

Even if you could be right, Joselu's quality can be judged because he has changed teams quite a lot during his career. Last season Joselu had 34 appearances for Espanyol in La Liga, he scored 16 goals and 2 assists last season. He's not so bad, of course, but because Joselu is 33 years old, maybe his form is unstable.

I just hope Joselu can help Real Madrid's attack line next season regardless of whether Ancelotti will give him many chances or just use him as an alternative. I'm sure Joselu is no better than Benzema, but I hope he's of some use.

Manchester United are expected to be in tough competition for the Premier League title next season after they showed an upturn in form last season. Maybe it's not just a matter of Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle will also compete besides Manchester City. Kane would be a sensational addition to Manchester United, but Tottenham are reluctant to let him go for a relatively lower price.

I also agree that Manchester City are still unstoppable in terms of form. They are Premier League title winners 3 times in a row in the last 3 seasons, so it is really difficult to expect them to drop when their performance is very stable compared to the other 19 teams. We don't know next season, but Manchester City will start the race on pole position.

I'm also pessimistic about Real Madrid next season, but that won't be an exaggeration. I can still hope they do well next season even if we lose Benzema, but I don't know if we will really suffer after losing him.

The fact is, Benzema is a striker that Real Madrid have relied on for many seasons. The reliance on good performances has led us to win some great titles, but of course the impact of his departure is likely to be unavoidable as long as Real Madrid do not find a suitable replacement. I know some people disagree with my assumptions, but I have what I have to say about the possibility. So when Real Madrid comes to the Champions League next season, then I know we are not a team that is more favored than other teams.

Indeed, sometimes digitalization has become a problem experienced by people without them realizing it.
I also tend to spend a lot of money online compared to physical shopping, but self-control and financial management will remain a priority for me. I'm not saying extravagance is bad for everyone, especially if they have a pretty good monthly income.

But when the level of use of money has reached 90% more than a month's salary just because of uncontrollable expenses, it is clear that we will be in financial trouble when we need urgent expenses. The thrifty mindset must be emphasized carefully, so the habit must be reduced slowly.

Xavi has brought in the player he needs, namely Gundogan as a replacement for Busquets. Barcelona have a good squad so far even if they don't sign expensive players like Real Madrid did. Even if Real Madrid do, they are not guaranteed to outperform Barcelona.

I'm a Real Madrid fan, but I know what to say. Real Madrid are well on their way to building their team next season and they have spent quite a lot of money on signings. But again, that doesn't guarantee anything about the performance although there is a possibility that we can perform consistently throughout next season with a better squad.

Kylian Mbappé is a rumour, I don't even know if he will go to Real Madrid when his contract expires or maybe he will go with a Premier League team to compete with Haaland.

Granted, we have a more expensive squad than Barcelona, ​​but I can't say we can do any better than they did last season. It might be ridiculous when we don't talk about Barcelona last season, it is a worthy comparison instead of speculating about what you haven't seen.

Leviathan.007, please don't joke. Even Barcelona can perform better than Real Madrid even though it doesn't have many high-paying players. Barcelona was more successful than Real Madrid last season, even when they were going through a financial crisis. So I never underestimate Barcelona just because they can't afford expensive players like Real Madrid did recently. After all, is Real Madrid guaranteed to be better than Barcelona next season just because it spends a lot of money to buy players?

You just need to know what the solution is, and one of them is to limit unnecessary spending of money.
When inflation rises, you will feel the effects. Fiat loses a lot of its value and it is even more pronounced when the value of an item becomes very expensive. As the cost of living increases, lifestyle can sometimes be problematic, so cut back on anything you feel you don't really need instead of blaming someone else for how you spend your money.