As far as I remember, it seems that Real Madrid has given up trying to arrange a transfer for Mbappe in this transfer window, Mbappe himself does not seem to mind staying at Paris Saint-Germain for now, but would like guarantees of a subsequent transfer to Madrid. I don't think that the transfer of Mbappe or Haaland alone could solve all the Real Madrid game problems. Real Madrid undoubtedly has a fairly powerful squad, but still the level of this squad does not allow us to call the Madrid club the undisputed favorite of the Spanish championship and especially the Champions League, although under certain conditions and elementary luck everything is possible.

Yes, everything is certainly possible, but so far this transition looks unlikely, despite the seemingly desire of Lewandowski to change the championship, but Bayern does not seem to agree and would like to keep the player. However, much depends on whether Chelsea can arrange the transfer of the same Haaland. Despite Tuchel's desire to see the player in his team and Abramovich's willingness to allocate the necessary money, the sports director of Borussia stated before that the striker is part of the club's plans to continue playing there, although of course it is Borussia Dortmund and the sale of players is part of the club's strategy. And Kane seems to have already agreed a personal contract with Manchester City.

The more Barcelona delays the sale of players, the less it will get in the end, because all potential buyers know about Barcelona's financial problems and that the club urgently needs to solve it, so many buyers for players expect a discount in the price. Regarding Ronaldo, the situation seems to be mutual, that both sides agree to continue cooperation, especially since the club seems to agree to an extension until the end of the 2022-2023 season, and the player agreed to a salary reduction from 31 to 20 million euros. Grealish is certainly a good option for Manchester City, but Kane also seems to want to move to Pep Guardiola's team and even intends to arrange a boycott of Tottenham's training sessions for this, according to The Telegraph.

It's just that everything was for the first time and the audience and riders have not yet got used to the new format, so there must be a negative reaction as well. Tomorrow the race will be with a much larger number of laps, so you can look at the real progress of the Mercedes car in real combat conditions with a change of tires. However, Hamilton himself did not speak negatively about the new format and even said that he liked the format of the weekend, despite the fact that he lost one position in the sprint result. But it is undoubtedly clear that Hamilton can and should try to break into the first place in the race as quickly as possible, because today Lewis did not take any risks and abandoned his attempts to break ahead after the first laps.

Barcelona also has an equally big financial crisis, and maybe even a bigger one, the soap opera with the signing of a new contract by Messi is a vivid confirmation of this, but the Catalan club is nevertheless trying to be active in the transfer market. There was even information that the Barcelona players were unhappy that the club forced them to sign agreements on salary cuts, but at the same time they were signing new players with potentially higher wages than the current players. Real Madrid has a fairly competitive squad, but strengthening is certainly necessary and the absence of Real Madrid players in the Spanish national team at the last European Championship leads to certain reflections.

I will agree about Arsenal, because it is not clear at the expense of what reserves the team can claim the title. I will agree about Arsenal, because it is not clear at the expense of what reserves the team can claim the title. Manchester City will undoubtedly claim the title, but I think that this season there must be a team that will be a serious competitor to Guardiola in the fight for the title, and maybe even more than one. I think that Liverpool should have a more stable game this season and please their fans more. It will also be interesting to see how Tuchel will build Chelsea's game from the very beginning of the season. Also, the club's management and fans will expect a lot from Manchester United and specific titles.

It all depends on the level of the budget for the current season and whether this budget includes the purchase and high salary of a new superstar Milan made quite a lot of progress last season and even claimed the league title for a long time, so such a reaction and current transfers show that the club intends to consolidate all this, has serious ambitions for the new season and intends to develop further. By the way, a potential superstar, the champion of EURO 2020 and the best player of the tournament was already in the Milan club, but the club itself did not want to pay the requested amount as a salary and Donnaruma moved to Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent

It's just that two principles collide here, when I would like as much coverage as possible in geographical terms, but at the same time, all the strongest teams should participate. It is impossible to combine all this perfectly, so we have to make compromises when certain quotas are allocated to the continents and the national teams of countries are selected already within these quotas. Of course, you can expand the number of participants by adding new teams, which UEFA and FIFA have been doing recently, but you should not do it indefinitely, because it destroys the integrity of the tournament and its prestige. On the other hand, a larger number of national teams allows you not to leave out sufficiently strong national teams that have not passed the selection. In any case, the formula for holding competitions is not a rigid system and only life itself and the audience's interest shows the correctness of the decisions made.

But still, when Ronaldo moved to the Italian championship and Juventus signed a contract with him, it was clearly implied that both sides wanted to win the Champions League, and winning the Scudetto in Italy was taken for granted. Although, of course, increased competition in the fight for the title, in principle, should increase the overall level of clubs, and therefore increase the chances of winning international titles. Juventus has not won the Champions League for a long time and with the arrival of Ronaldo, with his experience of winning, he hoped for a quick achievement of the cherished goal. But the goal has not yet been achieved and the team was left even without the title of champion of Italy and hardly got into the number of participants of the Champions League, so it will be interesting to see the results of Juventus in the new season with or without Ronaldo.

If you move the Olympic Games to another country, then you need to postpone them for another year and of course no one will go for such a thing. Also, an increase or decrease in the number of Olympic sports is approved for the years ahead with the participation of interested sports federations and budgets and revenues are formed for this, as well as the participation of sponsors. On the one hand, it is clear that the Japanese authorities want to finally hold the Olympic Games and at least minimize losses, because not holding the games will bring even greater losses. On the other hand, we have to reckon with public opinion, which is not at all enthusiastic about the competition in the ongoing pandemic.

I also think that Griezmann's return to Atletico Madrid is a bad idea. Also, according to the idea, the matter may not be limited to one sale of Griezmann, because this deal will not solve all the problems with financial fair play and we need to sell more expensive, and therefore competitive players. All this can affect the competitiveness of the team, and I am not sure that Messi himself would like to weaken the team a lot for the sake of signing a contract and playing in a team that does not claim anything. The most important thing is that the time for solving financial issues is getting less and less every day and La Liga is not going to make concessions on this issue.

This is bad news for Keylor Navas, because the best player of EURO 2020 with a big contract, who did not want to pay Milan, is unlikely to sit on the bench. It seems that a similar story is being repeated, which was between Navas and Thibaut Courtois at Real Madrid. On the one hand, Navas 'mistakes in the semifinals can be said to have decided the fate of Paris Saint-Germain and did not allow them to get to the Champions League final for the second year in a row, on the other hand, we should not forget that it was Navas' saves that also allowed the team to get to the semifinals. Therefore, it is not entirely clear how the bosses of the Paris club are going to solve the issue of playing time for Donnarumma and Navas.

We must understand that no matter what measures are taken, but when there is a movement of such a large number of people across the border, there will undoubtedly be a risk in any case, especially if not only athletes, but also spectators are still allowed. When holding EURO 2020, UEFA insisted on the presence of a certain number of spectators at the stadium and those who did not agree were deprived of the opportunity to hold it. It just turns out that Japan is not satisfied with the level of risk of an increase in morbidity, which is undoubtedly present during such large competitions. And the IOC does not have as much influence on the organizers as UEFA, and therefore we have what we have, that is, potentially holding the Olympics without any spectators at all.

It's just that Manchester United continues to strengthen the team before the season and the purchase of Jaydon Sancho fits perfectly into this. This season, the pressure on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will increase even more and the finals or all places except the first will no longer be so favorably perceived by the club's management and fans. Borussia Dortmund continues in its old spirit, that is, it again arranges a sale of its leaders, when having sold Sancho, then Julian Brandt will most likely be sold to Lazio, and Haaland can also come to England to Manchester City or Chelsea, where, according to rumors, Abramovich is ready to allocate up to 170 million euros for this.

Just for this, there is a figure of the head coach of the team, who should organize a normal working psychological microclimate in the team and so that each player does not feel deprived and benefits the club in every match. Another question is whether Mauricio Pochettino will be able to successfully cope with such a difficult situation and whether he will be a sufficient authority for such star players. However, let's not forget about Ramos, who did a good job of being a captain in Real Madrid stuffed with stars. However, so far all this is out of the realm of fiction and the most likely scenario is that Ronaldo remains in Italy and at Juventus. If, of course, Juventus still wants to win the Champions League title

Yes, England showed a wonderful result at EURO 2020, but of course it's always a shame to stop one step away from the title, especially if this title is historical. It was undoubtedly psychologically easier for Italy, because before that Italy had already won the European Championship once and had been in the finals relatively recently, I'm not talking about the World Championships. The England team can undoubtedly be proud that for the second major tournament in a row, the team finishes at the decisive stages of the tournaments and if the team continues in the same spirit, there will still be chances for the title. Just do not forget that only one wins the title and the element of luck can often be crucial.

A lot depends on whether Griezmann himself wants to return to Atletico Madrid and whether Atletico Madrid itself will be able to pay the player's huge salary. All these stuffing of information about transfers from Barcelona sometimes contradict each other, because at the same time there was another information recently that Barcelona does not want to sell Griezmann and Griezmann himself does not want to leave the club. I would also rather believe more of this information than information about the sale of a player, but the protracted negotiations on the extension of the contract with Messi can really evoke thoughts about the reality of such a scenario. By the way, it seems that Manchester City has abandoned the idea of buying Griezmann, focusing on other candidates.

This may well happen, but for a very short time, and the reasons that led to this, as well as the consequences, will not be as rosy as the supporters of such an idea are trying to present it to us. The system of a "One world currency" and a "One World Government" will in any case be unstable and will not last long, because it does not take into account the heterogeneity of the political and economic development of all states that exist on the planet Earth. The colonial system seems to have sunk into the past with torments, but people who promote "world" ideas themselves do not understand that they are trying to revive this not the most pleasant and beautiful ghost of the past.

You will also compare with negative oil prices and get a catastrophe in inflation in general   Please let's not forget that oil prices are a separate, slightly non-market story, when prices collapse and rise several times and even go into the negative side, so I don't quite agree with oil prices as arguments about inflation. To some extent, I agree with you, but the situation with the pandemic is so unique that not all past indicators can show the correct and most importantly the real picture of what is happening. When you print a lot of unsecured money, you will get inflation anyway. Another question is that in the current conditions, the tools of governments are not so extensive and the main task is to try to minimize the negative consequences later.

If there is such an opportunity, then why not do it Just remembered Janet Yellen, who used to have a negative attitude to the economic policy of borrowing, now she is not averse to doing it. It is not necessary to treat such distributions so tragically, if they are of an isolated nature. In any case, governments need to somehow support the economic activity of the population and the state in the conditions of a pandemic and lockdowns, as well as simply help poor people and the middle class survive, and cash handouts are not the worst way to achieve their stated goals. In any case, the Republican minority is also not against cash handouts in principle, and this issue sometimes becomes a hostage of the political struggle between two competing parties.