I don't think the exchange can be too big to fall. If Binance don't have the funds that they claim it has, then its crash is just a matter of time.

I don't even understand the way young players wants to leave Chelsea, is it that they don't have faith in the club anymore or they don't want to work with the new manager Mauricio Pochettino. Kai Havertz, Christian Pulisic, Mason Mount, Mendy have all been tipped to leave Chelsea and these are promising players and should be part of the team's project. No disrespect but old players like Thiago Silver and the likes should be packing their bags but the reverse is the case. I know Chelsea had some good additions come in the January transfer like Wesley Fofana, Mykhailo Mudryk, Enzo Fernandez etc but they management needs to do all they can to make sure that most of these players don't leave.

Will Sergio Ramos still continue his career or will he choose to retire because after all, PSG also did not extend his contract and that means Sergio Ramos is currently not under contract with any club. That way, I feel like PSG was just wasting money when recruiting Sergio Ramos because after all, it seems like Sergio Ramos doesn't have a big contribution to the team either. Because before that I expected that PSG's defense would be very strong with Sergio Ramos, but in reality it was not as good as imagined.

it is true that Pochettino's task is very hard to be required to make changes to Chelsea's performance but on the one hand Chelsea needs a little more money because they have to replace several players who no longer have the enthusiasm to improve performance in the summer.
if Pochettino does all this wisely, I believe Pochettino's efforts will not be in vain to give Chelsea an upgrade to get the best place next summer.

PSG have lost Lionel Messi, and Kylian Mbappe could be next, clearing the way for a new era for the Ligue 1 giants

So far I didn't see any special news about Chelsea after Pochettino joined the team and it seems like Pochettino didn't show interest in hiring players yet, not at least they tried to keep the list private but the Chelsea I can see need a revolution and Pochettino should release many players they don't need to have the empty spot and hire the players he needs to have for the next season.

I expect to see Pochettino help Chelsea to be at the top of the premier league again in the next season 9f everything goes well.

Florentino Perez said that Real Madrid were going to sign Mbappe but not this summer. However the coming days might still change this situation. Because as you said PSG board are determined about not letting him go for free. But while there is no chance to convince Mbappe after that statement of him there is only one choice left.

PSG will need to sell Mbappe as soon as possible. Otherwise they would have no chance left after the new season starts. Because he will be much closer to be available for contract offer from other teams. Honestly PSG owner is very rich so they shouldn't worry about letting him go for free.

I know that they are paying a huge amount of money for Mbappe's contract now so they want a consolation amount against that. But they really need Mbappe for being competitive for the Champions League next season. I don't know if they can find a great replacement in a short time.

Football is changing, PSG is not the only club where they can pay more, and you are right now it is clear that the team is going through a stage when players are disillusioned with the club and are trying to find another place where they can realize their goals. Perhaps in the off-season, PSG will once again bring together star players, but they have done it so many times and now it's all over again, it doesn't look like it can bring them the desired result.

Money is no object for the men behind a stunning attempt to transform the Saudi Arabian top flight into one of the best leagues in the world

When Cristiano Ronaldo claimed that the Saudi Pro League will become an elite competition "in the coming years", the obvious reaction was, 'Well, he would say that, wouldn't he?' Ronaldo is being paid ridiculously well to play for Al-Nassr. But he's also effectively serving as the poster boy for a league - and indeed a country - with grand ambitions. But will the Pro League prove anything other than a lucrative retirement home for ageing superstars? Can it really attract younger players at the peak of their powers?

Messi has left PSG. PSG management is rumoured to be interested in selling Neymar as well. And so the PSG management will not be interested in leaving Mbappe in the next season. PSG's performance would suffer badly if the three main attacking players were left out. However, since Mbappe did not renew his contract with PSG, PSG will have to find a replacement for Mbappe. If the PSG management is able to find a suitable replacement for Mbappe, they may have to make the tough decision to sell Mbappe. However, the chances of this next season seem very low.

I agree with you. Despite dominating Serie A last season, there is no guarantee that they will perform well next season. Napoli's performance is very erratic. Also, teams like Inter, Juventus, and AC Milan will try to increase their strength as they did not play well last season. And so if Napoli can't strengthen their weak points, it's unlikely that this team will challenge for the title next season. But personally, I don't expect a good performance from Napoli next season. I guess next season we will see the dominance of Juventus and Inter Milan in Serie A.

Primer League better for manage by the new owner because there are has rule with full share and difference with Bundesliga and La Liga competition because the owner can monopoly or 100% share in one team. Seems its difficult why Bundesliga teams not really compete when bringin star player and faced difficult with financial, I am not sure rule in Bundesliga above 50% share for the owner will change at the future.

Regarding what happen with Union Berlin, fans has dominance controlling with shareholding and I don't sure how they can compete for participants in Champion League next season with low budget. Not bring star or compete player make them difficult how qualify from group stage exactly when drawing schedule against with bigger teams.

This season is still far from kicking off and much expectations are growing in the minds of football lovers, every fan with expectations of who, how, when their clubs will be bringing in recruitments in the summer to boost their team's performance next season, Manchester City are no exception to this list of clubs working to improve their team. There will be more competition this coming season to see which club will be able to end the reign of Manchester City.

What I don't understand is why Ilkay would leave Manchester City for Arsenal when he's still a key member of the squad and if he wants to change League, he will go to Barcelona. I want him at Arsenal but I am not sure he will join. He has won a vast array of trophies at Manchester City but it remains to be seen where he will be playing next season. Then again, the constant pursuit of Manchester City's players seems somewhat questionable to me. I’d love Arsenal to continue with their recruitment strategy.

The real test for Paris SG begins now. While Paris SG had such great players, they could not achieve success, I will be really wondering if success will come when they lose their three most important players. Paris SG are a strong team and they will have to get through this difficult transfer window to stay that way.

PSG without superstars seems like that won't happen either, in the transfer market later they won't sit idly by, and I think they will target a lot of superstar players. Also if there is no Messi and Ramos doesn't seem to much take effect for PSG in Liga 1, because they still have Mbappe there, although there are a lot of rumors about Mbappe next season but I think PSG may can persuaded him with money.

In fact i have tried to review it in some 50+1 related posts. in effect, private investors cannot take over the club and potentially push for moves that prioritize profits over the wishes of the supporters. The ruling simultaneously protects reckless owners and protects the democratic habits of German clubs.

Historically, the German team was a non-profit organization run by member associations, and until 1998 private ownership of any kind was prohibited. the 50+1 rule, introduced that year, helps explain why debts and wages are under control and why ticket prices are so low compared to other European leagues. This rule makes it difficult for the Bundesliga to develop like other leagues. and as we know, Bayern Munich is the richest club in this competition. while the other is RB Leipzig which is sponsored by Red Bull. this should not be allowed. but in various ways, finally RB leipzig is the club that found a way to bypass the rules. although funded by Red Bull, instead of organizing itself as a "members" association with all "members" being Red Bull employees, therefore, the 50+1 rule would not apply.

The point is, with rules like this, don't ever expect that this league will be competitive.

The best in the world I think Barcelona is only the best team in La Liga not in the world because the best team in the world for the season that has ended is the English team that won the UCL two days ago. So how can you say that Barcelona is the best team in the world if Barcelona still failed in the UCL and have to try again next season. After all, the nickname of the best team in the world is a team that can get three trophies like what Manchester City got this past season. Not just one trophy, namely in La Liga.