I heard from several media crews that so far Tottenham have got several candidates who are considered to be suitable to replace Kane's position, although not as good as Kane but at least they will be able to make a pretty good contribution to Tottenham in every match they pass. One of the candidates mentioned is Jonathan David who has had an amazing season in League One, and Brighton's Evan Ferguson who has been able to record 10 goals in 29 matches. Both of these players could be long-term projects and they could be pretty good options as replacements for Kane at Tottenham.

Seeing the condition of PSG, which will soon lose Mbappe, I am a little worried about Bayern Munhchen's position in this hunt, because it is true as you mentioned that PSG will not be difficult to meet the price clause set by Tottenham regarding Kane, while on the other hand we know that Bayern Munich have poor finances at the moment so they have received several rejections from Tottenham regarding the price they proposed is still far from what has been set so this will be a tough competition for Bayern Munich if PSG joins the hunt for Kane, but I think everything returns to Kane, if indeed Kane already has ties to Bayern Munich maybe he will refuse to go to PSG.

The meeting of these two big clubs will always be interesting, although for some people there is something missing, because the players we used to see in the match are no longer there and are now dominated by new players. And the most lost is when Real Madrid must be left behind CR7 and Barcelona lost LM10, of course these 2 players are the 2 players who get the most attention in their El Clasicco era.
A new era has begun, even from the previous season, but when looking at the last el clasicco duel, there is blood flowing from the seniors, that is, they play with hot tension.

Looking at Real Madrid's last match, two of their new players showed positive things, Joselu and Jude Bellingham. For Jude, there were many people who believed in him from the start, but for Joselu, many people doubted his ability. But that doesn't mean he can justify it, he has to show that what people say about him is wrong, and he can do his best up front for Real Madrid.
Personally, I still doubt Joselu will be the answer to Real Madrid's needs next season. I also won't rule out the possibility that my doubts are also wrong. It depends on how motivated he is.
Hopefully he can show his best.

I think staying at AS Roma is also a good choice, it is possible for a player to always be in the strongest club to increase their chances of winning the competition, but lately Dybala seems to have lost his best game, he still plays well, but not like what he can show in the past, there is a difference that is quite visible in my eyes.
He became one of the mainstays at AS Roma, and Jose also believed in his abilities, as evidenced after he was brought in from Juventus he made a contribution, although not optimal, but it was still within good limits.

18 goals in all competitions in his first season is a good record, and he has the potential to do more than that.
Oh yes I don't mean to say that Juventus is one of the causes of his decline, but indeed the last few seasons his decline has been very noticeable while at Juventus.

Yes, now it's just a matter of waiting for both parties to agree on the price that will be agreed later, because looking from the player's side, he has confirmed that he can join, but now only from the club's side. Maybe Al Hilal will come with a price that is at least close to what Paris Siant Germain want, and higher than what they proposed before. I feel that they will find an agreement in the middle, I mean, more than the price that Al Hilal is asking now, and not reaching the price that Paris Saint Germain wants. Psg should be able to release the player even if they don't get what they want in terms of price.

Carelessness that invites luck, who wouldn't want that. For example in slot games for example, they immediately play carelessly so that they place high bets, but they get lucky by getting a scatter right away, Lol, I look forward to that.
But what I experienced was the opposite, when I placed a high bet and didn't get anything, then I lowered the bet amount and when I pressed the first spin button I immediately got a scatter, Lol I know maybe the bet amount is what I should get, but sometimes I feel sorry too because I didn't get it when the bet was high.

It seems easier to digest and indeed this is a very general basic trading principle. Now, I see that there are lots of beginners who are fooled by the market when they want to start an open position, when they have made the decision to open a down position but after that the nature of the market is immediately different, they open a down position and then the market moves up, and vice versa when they open a position go on. Under such conditions, many traders experience frustration because they see market movements that they think are always contrary to their predictions, and then after that many of them unconsciously trade based on emotion. Well, in conditions like this, it's important for us to have good psychology, learn to accept the risks of the decisions we make and start correcting the mistakes that made us suffer losses. Problems like this are experienced by many beginners and only a few of them are able to get past it, myself included. I agree, trading using fundamental analysis seems to be able to help a little.

The impact of gambling is almost the same as some of the effects of other addictions such as the drugs you mentioned, but there is a slight difference in them, drugs have a very significant impact on a person's health and also from a mental perspective they will definitely be disturbed. Then the impact of gambling itself tends to be psychological and mental, and there is no significant impact on health. It's true, as you mentioned, it's hard to tell someone is addicted or not gambling, because it's almost invisible. They really need attention from others to help them in self-rehab. I hope that gamblers can at least tell the people closest to them about their addiction problem, because indeed if they find it difficult to stop themselves from gambling (addiction) only other people can help them at least they will benefit. lots of input or suggestions to get out of the zone.



Gambling addiction is an act that is carried out under human consciousness, so it is difficult for them to get out of the zone because emotions and curiosity have controlled them unconsciously. If they don't start trying it from now on it will have a very bad impact on them, I mean if someone continues to let their addiction run then they will definitely experience a downturn in their life. It is undeniable that in the end they will take the wrong path, such as suicide due to stress with psychiatric problems. So the point is that hopefully all gamblers can be more open to those closest to them and tell them what they are experiencing, because it is very likely that those closest to us can help us if we really have the intention to stop.

So far I see that Chelsea really want to get Caicedo's services, but for the umpteenth time they have experienced rejection from Brighton regarding their offer. The price set by Brighton is very high, and if I'm not mistaken it's worth 100 million pounds for a club that wants Caicedo's services. Chelsea has made an offer as you mentioned, namely 80 million pounds, but they are still getting rejected. I don't really understand what was Brighton's reason for rejecting the offer, even though it was already very high and already exceeded the player's market price. If indeed the profit which is the reason makes a little sense, I see that Brighton is taking advantage of the opportunity in the midst of Chelsea's need. But at that price I think maybe Chelsea will choose to find a more reasonable alternative.

Yes, now it is reported that Manchester City have again abandoned their intention to include Bernardo Silva's name on the sale list in the transfer market this summer, even though previously Silva had intended to seek new challenges with other clubs and Barcelona was one of the clubs hunting for Silva. Previously, I also did not think that Guardiola would be willing to let go of his flagship player, he has a very important role in every game because of his sharp performance, and it is unlikely that Guardiola will let him go. We can see that one of their mainstay players left, namely Gundogan and if Guardiola releases Silva again then I think they will lose the balance in the competition next season. This is the right decision that has been taken by Manchester City by keeping him until 2024 ends and with Silva's stay I am sure that next season they will still be a strong team that will dominate victory in every match.

They are in business, of course they will not miss the opportunity when there are offers coming from Arab clubs, they will definitely set a high price for this player. I also like you that the price that Paris Sian Germain wants is too high for the player, but when looking at business of course the price is a very profitable price for this Paris team. But the question is, whether Al Hilal is willing at the price Paris Saint Germain wants, if they are me, then I will not understand it, because I might be able to buy a player with the same price but different abilities, and most importantly with a young age.

That's right, it's very clear that now is a very good time for them to carry out an experiment, don't let it be because of some reasons they have to carry out an experiment when the league is rolling, that's something that must be avoided.
From every match, the coach will not likely come down with the same strategy, the strategy will be adjusted by looking at their potential opponent, whether it is stronger or easier. Of course, analysis like this is something that must be done to measure the opponent's strengths, and at which points are the opponent's weaknesses that they will be able to take advantage of later.

Usually coaches will play two or even more than one match, when their initial strategy doesn't go well, they will try a second strategy, and so on, and in it there will definitely be a role for the players, be it substitutions or rotations. or formation changes.

I remember a coach when talking about this, yes it was Jose Mourinho who used to have an unusual attitude, if I'm not mistaken he once gave instructions to opposing players to convey to his players. lol
And also the habits of coaches, like Ferguson for example, he is very famous for his Fergi Time. When the match time was a little longer, and Mamchester United was lagging behind, then at that moment Sir Alex looked at the watch in his hand, immediately Mamchester United was able to turn things around and win.

Or even matches like this will be a place for players who don't get many minutes to play to show their abilities and be glimpsed by the coach to be part of the starting line-up later, it's a very possible thing. But until now I rarely see any players who can penetrate the main place from pre-season matches like this, it's not that there aren't any, it's just that we rarely see it. Apart from that, young players can also show their skills in order to break into the main squad, although they may not play the full 90 minutes, but usually they will be substitutions that will bring new colors to the game.

well that's the loss they end up feeling themselves, we will definitely see that they were a tough club in the previous season because they were inhabited by many star players and at that time doubts were still pinned on them, now the situation is worse than before, besides they lost many star players, in fact the players who still survive don't seem to be much expected at this time, I don't mean to underestimate them, it's just that we all know that the names that exist are like covered by the star players that existed before. Enrique must build the foundations first, because if not their stability is very likely to be problematic next season.

It is a natural thing, and we also have to understand each other with policies that will certainly be different from each country. I will illustrate it in a small thing like a guest at home for example, of course we as guests must respect what is the rule in the house, and of course also the host must be able to respect us. We certainly don't want to have guests who are arbitrary in our homes, right? But because this is a different thing, Qatar is also not unwilling to give in to this, but they also relax the policy policy even though by loosening it I am not enough for some people. But again there must be mutual respect from everyone, isn't it in football that mutual respect is prioritized?

As you said, I often see big clubs losing to clubs that could easily be beaten on strength, but the fact is that in pre-season matches like this, it becomes more difficult. They end up with a lot of draws or even defeats.
I don't deny that I sometimes think about betting on pre-season matches, especially when I have more money to gamble with. Talking about the chances of winning, then it becomes lower than we bet on the same competition, maybe I don't have to say what the reason is for me saying that, because I'm sure we have the same thoughts about this.

They don't look at the final result, what they look at is how they play, and also they don't play the main players full time, but also give young players or players who rarely get a chance to play (second-tier players) the opportunity to be on the field.

There's no doubt that he was one of the players who greatly contributed to their Scudetto success last season. And when they keep him, it's a good move, although on the other hand they might lose money on transfer fees if they sell him.
Regarding the figure of a coach, it is possible that it will affect the style of play of a player, it could be better or vice versa. Because after all, a coach must have the ability to read the style of play of a player and then he will adjust the strategy. I won't say that players don't need to adjust to the strategy that a coach wants, but in this case they must understand each other between what the coach wants, and vice versa.

Pressure, criticism will definitely be food for their new coach, if not something with what is expected. Not to compare, but it's something we often see when there is a change like this, especially if the previous coach showed something extraordinary.

Tottenham will also not want to let go of their prized player at a price that they think is not in accordance with what they want, and the impact on the deadlock of the club who wants to sign Kane from Tottenham. On the other hand, whether the club that wants this player is willing to pay what Tottenham wants at this time, (in this case Bayern Munich). They will also definitely consider it carefully, because it could be that their transfer becomes a "failed" transfer because the player who is brought cannot adapt well and show his best game like what he showed at his previous club.



Last season, the player who left Borussia Dortmund was Erling Haaland, this season they sold Jude Bellingham. Now what I'm looking forward to is a player who will make a comeback and they will sell in the next season. Honestly, I always look forward to something like this every season from Borussia Dortmund. Not because of what, but because they often produce talented young players and we cannot deny that they are one of the best clubs in finding young talents that they eventually succeed in fostering into players who have high market value.
Have you seen the potential of their current young players?

The final result of the match will always be seen, but we must also remember that this is a pre-season match where the club may not be at its best, as that is not the main purpose of a pre-season match. We have to look at how they play and not the final result. There's certainly a lot to improve on when looking at how they played in this match, and for me that's normal. Arsenal played better, but that doesn't mean they played without gaps to fix. I'm not going to try to sum up the whole thing, but in this match there were fragile gaps in their defense, not just for Barcelona, but Arsenal too, even though they were better than Barcelona.

Like Gundogan, he was also an important player in the Manchester City squad last season and brought success to them by winning the competition they had long dreamed of. But when they feel they don't want him anymore, then they will release him even as a free agent because his contract has expired. Just like the player we are talking about now, it depends on Manchester City itself, his contract ends next year, and if they sell him now then they will get money from the sale.
And Mamchester City will definitely make a decision based on the recommendation of Guardiola as a coach.