Robert Lewandowski has never given people who has always believed in any reason doubt his prowess as a known prolific striker. He'll still do well wearing the Barcelona jersey come next season.
However I'm not sure if he'll be able to resist the huge financial bids that comes from Saudi Arabian clubs when they come knocking at the door gmfi his services

Mateo Kovacic has been very instrumental to Chelsea's success since he joined the club from Real Madrid. It'll be a very wrong decision from the club management of Chelsea to let him join another English club.
Chelsea has been letting go of the important players if the club this summer but are yet to make significant signings to replace the players that are leaving the club and if nothing is done about it, it'll surely affect them by next season

Sevilla is the luckiest team I saw and they didn't have good players or even a good coach this season, also in most of the games, Sevilla couldn't even have a good performance and the only reason for them to win this title was using the mistakes other teams had and they also had enough luck to win the hardest games against strongest teams like Manchester United in this season.
That's why I can blame Roma and Mourinho for anything when they lost the game against Sevilla.

Messi is always in the spotlight indeed the latest news is that Messi is willing to join Inter Miami but previously there was other news he did not refuse to join the Saudi league rumors he delayed a year to join there meaning he still has an interest in joining anywhere it's just that next season he wants to try the experience in the American league, Messi  father plays a role in a negotiation.

In the next season when Messi and Neymar leave PSG, they will still have the chance to hire a better place and this can be a reason to say the quality of the French league won change.

Yes Dortmund is indeed used to it and have been going through this a dozen of times by now I guess, but they have been doing an impressive job at finding replacements for these super talents. Financially this has been paying off for them for a very long time now, but I understand when they think that they are still facing a loss in terms of the quality of their team and the upcoming season. Once you see that someone has integreated perfectly into the existing team, it would be preferable to keep him if possible. But that is how the business goes. Bellingham won't be the last young super talent that they have to let go.

Borussia Dortmund's chance of lifting the German Bundesliga title since 2012 isn't gonna come anytime soon and I said that after considering how they squandered their chance on the of last day of the just concluded German Bundesliga season.
Bayern Munich for sure are gonna get reinforced for the challenges of the new seasons and they're already my favorites to retain the title again

Saudi Arabia is a very wealthy nation that was not usually mentioned any time soccer is talked about. All the money that they are spending currently to bring in big players is an investment amount spent with an intention to bring more attention to their league. The benefits that these clubs expect to get from bringing in this big players is usually not financial all the time but some other added benefits that they can bring. Being able to accommodate world stars in your club will automatically give your club a good face to people internationally.

And maybe this season will end there will be 3 teams from Serie A who failed to compete in Europe because another European tournament has not yet carried out the final match, so might be teams from Serie A have failed in all European competitions this season. Fiorentina are not really the favorites in this match and it is evident that even though they controlled the game, West Ham was better in terms of finishing. The game almost went into extra time but fortunately, West Ham scored a late goal and injury time was not enough for Fiorentina to reply. West Ham deserve it and they will be playing in the Europa League this season but it might be difficult to go further because the competition there will be tougher for West Ham which even domestically had stumbled.

I think it is a wise decision that Messi has made to avoid starting up a new rivalry that will make him uncomfortable in the Saudi Arabia league. Moving to a new region gives him an opportunity to be comfortable and have his own audience free from comparison with Ronaldo. With Messi's move to a new league, it will increase the number of people who watch the American League. For the club that has succeeded, it is good business for them, their fan base will increase.

Inter Milan aren't really an attacking team, of course they have their own way of approaching games and getting goals, but they are not the kind of team that holds possession and attacks constantly, they do not have the necessary quality in their squad to do that. Having said that, there's no doubt that Inter would park the bus against City, even most of the best clubs in the world would do that, when you come up against City you have to respect them and accept the fact that they would control most aspects of the game, Inter have to do one thing, defend and wait to hurt City on the counter.

Strength is also important in this case. Bayern have always been strong with the players they have because they are above the average players at other clubs both individually and as a team.
On the other hand, the real comparison is about finances so that they can continue to make updates in a better direction for their club than other clubs.
But this season, the sale of Lewa has more or less affected Bayern's condition, I think, but it is possible that they can be anticipated again next season if they don't hesitate to look for another potential star as their target.

Before Cristiano Ronaldo was signed to the Saudi Arabian League, the league had been very unpopular view from from world football audience who weren't from Saudi Arabia but because of Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival at the club in the country, millions people all of the word now watch the league and having seen the effect of bringing top players to the league weather young or old, Saudi clubs will continue to make such signings to boost the number of audience

I love Erik Ten Hag approach to management of Manchester United. When he first came he never wanted anyone to distract him. Even when Ronaldo wasn't available and agents making moves for his transfer, he never bothered. He tried to discover one weakness of the team which was laziness and he immediately worked on that and made the boys to be playing high pressing football. He us very dedicated and ambitious, that is why he is getting results. Manchester United should give him more few quality signings and watch him lift the EPL title.

We agree, if Tuchel does his job to the best of his ability. so that Bayern Munich is in accordance with what he wants and at the same time meets the expectations of Bayern Munich's management. however, in his journey with Bayern, it did not meet the expectations of most parties. In fact, I would say that the title they won this season was a gift from Dortmund, who were unable to complete their task properly in the final game against Mainz. so, winning the Bundesliga for the umpteenth time did not live up to the expectations that Bayern's management had hoped for. that's why Bayern sacked oliver kahn and hasan salihamidžić, because they were responsible for what happened to Bayern, especially after Nagelsmann's dismissal.

In this season, it can be said, bayern failed which usually appear superior in the Bundesliga. even the points they have, are no different from Dortmund's points. maybe in the coming season, Tuchel can prove his ability to bring his team much better. because, he has a lot of time to achieve chemistry between players and coaches. well, we'll find out later. Can Tuchel bring Bayern even better, especially in the Champions League? and IMO, this is a new challenge for him.

I'm of the opinion that Newcastle's great form and performance isn't gonna be a one season show and I believe they're gonna prove me right come next season.
Newcastle's manager Eddie Howe has effectively transformed to a team that will be strong enough to compete with any premier league club but with some additional signings in the summer, Newcastle might as well become a very strong club that can be very competitive in Europe.