Juventus also has a healthy bank account, but also has many expenses. They have also spent quite a bit of money in recent years of course. Mathijs de Ligt may be leaving, and Bonuci and Chiellini have had their best times, haven't they? If all 3 disappear then you have a serious problem in the back. And when all 3 were in it last season, they also conceded way too many goals. If Juventus cannot solve that problem defensively, they will not become champions.

Today there were some nice matches at Wimbledon. In recent years it has usually been a battle against the weather, because it often rains. It is my understanding that the Center Court and another court can now be covered in case of rain. And I also understand that tennis is again on Sunday, previously there was a Sunday in the tournament that tennis was not allowed. I don't know why, but that rule has now been abolished. That way you have an extra day to build in if it starts to rain.

Many players don't feel like playing these matches at all. Of course we see that they give interviews and that they say that they are looking forward to it and that they want to win, but that is simply a moral obligation to the fatherland. Kevin de Bruyne was recently one of the few players to come out publicly saying that he had no appetite for these conference leg matches at all. Now it can be a preparation for the World Cup, but that is a coincidence.

It is of course a huge asset for Arsenal to be able to sign a player like Jesus. I didn't expect them to do that anytime soon. Surely everyone will be curious about what will take place at Manchester United in the field of transfers? You hear rumors there every day, but for the time being the club is keeping its hand on its wallet and nothing is being bought yet. They are also basically in no rush and can buy almost anything they want. This time, however, they will mainly be looking at Erik ten hag. Maybe a return for Donny van de Beek?

I also think that a signature campaign is not a bad idea. You have to invest some money to run the campaign, but in the end you can bring in a lot of new players so the long term should be profitable I think that way. Many other sites have done this as well, especially in the beginning when they were new to the forum. I also think you should be active in offering promotions in the games and rounds section.

A very interesting thought and question is how it would have gone if they had fired Koeman from Barcelona much earlier and Xavi had been appointed earlier. I think Koeman would never have managed to finish 2nd with Barcelona under these circumstances. Barcelona was in deep trouble. But some players are in danger of running away. Barcelona obviously has to work on its financial problems, but if you lose all your star players, it will take years to build a good team. So far, Frenkie de Jong is still there.

I have the idea that the level of the Italian teams has secretly gone down a bit if you compare it with other European top competitions. You used to have AC Milan and Juventus who always had a chance to go far in the Champions League. AC Milan will now go to the Champions League, but the group stage will presumably be the final station. Juventus has something to do to restore its reputation. Last year they lost so many points before the winter break that they did not even have a 1% chance of becoming champions anymore. in theory maybe, but AC Milan and Inter were a long way off for the winter. However, a logical explanation for Juventus' failure has not yet been identified.

I have read that PSV is interested in Xavi Simons. Now that the name comes up, I find it strange that Xavi has not been able to take other bigger steps. A few years ago he was seen as one of the greatest talents in the world, he should become the man who should be Messi's successor. If you go to PSV, then something seems to have gone wrong in your career, right? Or maybe he wants to make minutes because he has too much competition at PSG.

A transfer from Munich to Barcelona will not be so sensitive at the club in Munich I think? I think those clubs have a normal relationship. It would be different if a player from Munich went to Dortmund for example. It is also not entirely clear where Levandosvki himself wants to go. It says he wants to leave but that was more because of disagreements with the club. Could also have been said on a whim. They are still people with emotions. However, there are plenty of clubs that would like to sign him.

I have heard that Salah has said that he will continue to play for Liverpool next season anyway. And then he would look further into what he was going to do. I think we can conclude from that that Salah will not leave Liverpool in the short term. moreover, Liverpool is a glorious club, competing every year for the Champions League and also for the title in the league. And he gets a nice salary too. Liverpool is still one of the best teams in the world.

If you enter into a certain partnership, with a signed contract, it should be possible. That doesn't just have to do with being a gambler, can you trust this person as a whole? Gambling naturally carries a greater risk. However, you can look at this in 2 ways. When you're in the management of a site, and the money comes in. Or viewed from the gambler's perspective. He continues to gamble and unfortunately tries to get money in different ways. Then it could be risky to trust them blindly.

City has been one of the absolute top favorites for a few years now. Will be no different this year. Of course, that still applies to Paris St German. They were knocked out by Real Madrid last season, but to be honest, PSG was pretty much done with that. I think PSG is not much less than City at all. But with Haaland there, it can make a difference. But what are we talking about, PSG has Messi, Mbappe and Neymar. A dream vanguard. Final City-PSG would be nice 

I still see in the subject that it is a 3 second payout. However, this cannot be true. that would mean that payouts would then involve a automated process? In principle, no crypto site works with this. Certainly not if we are talking about slightly higher amounts of course. Maybe some players have tested this? I understand it's tempting to put it in the subject but most gamblers who understand that's not based on the truth.

In fact, all gamblers do win at gambling. Maybe not all at the initial stage, but you will win automatically. Of course we would always like to keep winning and not lose, but sooner or later you will always have to deal with a loss, Keep a cool head and accept your loss is my advice. If you continue to follow your own strategy, you will automatically win again. But what's even more important is knowing when to stop and that's the hardest part for many and that's where the problems arise. If you play wisely and wisely, it is possible to win. Not permanently, but in the long run.

In principle, Madrid can also win the double next season. Barcelona and Madrid will normally compete for the league title but also to win the cup. I don't think there is much prestige for winning the cup. Winning the Champions League and winning the championship are much more important. However, we must not forget the classicos and Barcelona has done 1 x hard in Madrid. The fans will of course not have forgotten that.

Haaland was a world striker, but I think Haller could possibly score more goals for Dortmund. He is strong and tall. Technically less gifted but the opponent will also know that and therefore perhaps cover him less than they did with Haaland. Still, I think Dortmund still needs to bring in a striker. After all, there is now a lot of budget left for the money they received from Haaland. They could also consider bringing in an attacking midfielder. But you don't go to a club like Dortmund if you are a top midfielder. Because Dortmund is not participating for the championship and not in the CL.

There must be something going on. Otherwise, an account will not be blocked or locked for so long. By the way, if you place a bet with a bookmaker, it seems to me also the responsibility of the player himself to keep track of the bets placed. Maybe he made screenshots of it? Or can he at least tell you which bets he has placed, on which sport and which competition plus the stake for example. 1xbit may be busy with the support department at the moment.

Lukaku has seen better moments in his football career. But he can be invisible the whole game, and then suddenly score 2 goals. He is and remains a very good player. Last season it was disappointing for Inter in some games, but Inter can have a lot of fun with him. When Lukaku is no longer in attack at Inter, it is not so easy to find a good striker in his place. He will always score decent goals. And probably his teammates did not deliver the passes good enough to Lukaku.

Dortmund has in any case found a successor for Haaland in the person of Haller. I'm not saying you can compare him to Haaland, but Haller was very helpful last season. He has scored many goals in the champions league and eliminated Dortmund. Of course Dortmund will miss Haaland, but this team has to be good enough to be 2nd. yes, becoming 1st with a Bayern Munich that is actually impossible. But we have seen more weird things in the football world. I think Dortmund will be very happy if they come second.

I wonder if we're going to have an exciting season in the battle for the world championship. The start looked promising, Le Clerc seemed to be fully involved but has now retired a few times in a row and Verstappen is currently winning everything you can win. He does have a great team player with Perez, who has already let Verstappen win once. You also have to be able to handle that to play the 2nd fiddle. The battle for the World Cup seems decided: Verstappen easily becomes world champion.