Well finance continues to be the biggest powerhouse for any business and talk about football, how will you thrive without adequate finances. With good financial status, you will be able to sign who you want and as such, still maintain your status as the top club. ⁠This is the case for Man City as they will still remain dominant in the EPL next season, yes because the club has the financial resources to even add more players to this balanced squad and make it adequately balanced.

 And another huge factor is Pep’s tactical acumen, like it can’t be matched in any way as he keeps delivering in top stages and showing class.These alone will still make Man City remain very dominat and obviously it’s Pep’s last season, so you don’t expect him to end his time with bad performance as he will want to leave on a very high note. Well I think yes the competition will be much especially as you can see how fast other clubs are recruiting so as to at least be a strong force to reckon with next season.

 ⁠One thing we can’t determine yet is who will win but when you check the clubs, Manchester City stands a better chance of winning the league for a 5th time in a row. Well that’s why I love the EPL and can’t wait for the season to start so we witness the very many competitions.

Well we still go over this unpredictable nature of football this season especially with the way underdogs keep turning up and bringing uo surprising performances especially in final. This in mind, one cAn say there’s all for Dortmund to play for on Saturday in London when they face Real Madrid. Yes talking about the chance or should I say the tactics Dortmund can emply to be able to sink this Real Madrid side is if they’re able to get 2 goals at least that can to an extent secure them.

 Just like how Atalanta and Man United did in their finals too, getting 2 goals put the big team in a state of confusion and they just have to let their defense guard down and go all out to attack. ⁠Going forward, you will start imagining what the chances of Dortmund are to score 2 goals, this means they must be very available to take any chance they have. Just like they did against Athletico Madrid and PSG in a run to this stage, they must exhibit such resilience.

 They should also not forget Real Madrid are the king of coneback especially in the UCL which they have won a total of 14 and are in a bid for the 15th. Well the match over the weekend will be one interesting one but I’ll be strongly rooting for Real Madrid to get the win and reclaim their stand as European big boys.

Well I will say this is wrong at least your first point of Osimhen not getting the kind of hype he got while at Napoli is false because at PSG, i think with Kylian leaving, the media will want to watch out on how his replacement performs. If Osimhen dishes out a very top notch performance then of course, he will get the hype. Now for PSG wanting Osimhen, I think it’s not a bad choice but for the sake of rebuilding, they can get a younger striker and I think that will fit their style as the player might not be under pressure.

 Romelu Lukaku is still a good option as you can call him a team player and plays with the team better in the matches I’ve seen him play. Chelsea are attracted to Osimhen and I wouldn’t be surprised when I see the deal been confirmed soon, I think Osimhen will flourish more in the EPl Than in the Ligue 1 majorly because of the competition there. At Chelsea yes they can be rebuilding but i think him as a complete striker in that team, of course he will be a firing power for the team.

 ⁠About Napoli’s high fee for the young lad, I think that’s not a problem for Chelsea especially with Napoli already eyeing Lukaku which is Chelsea’s, then a swoop deal and funds can be added to land Osimhen to Chelsea. So let’s just wait and see what the summer window holds for us.

Well when Ronaldo made the move across Europe to Asian Football, it was really surprising as many though he will be retiring in Europe. Well after conquering Europe, he thought it wise to move to Asia, the Saudi Pro League and when many saw the transfer, they were a lot that thought it will bring the league to much popularity. Well sincerely let’s be truthful, I think Ronaldo’s move to SPL has really brought fame to the league as we now want the big European stars to go and retire in SPL.

 Yes the attendance might be pretty low but I think that’s because of how this season went with Al-Hilal maintaining top performance and ending the league unbeaten. ⁠Many people want to watch Ronaldo play and if you check the attendance of Al-Nassr matches, you will see how many attendance those matches have. I think most teams in the SPL, don’t have many European stars and as such they’re not able to keep up with the performance level of likes of Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad.
 
 Well I think the body of the league need to try to make sure that all the clubs are given level playing ground when it comes to signing European stars as this will make the competition in the league still top notch. Well so let’s say the league body isn’t capitalizing well on the Ronaldo effect as that’s the problem here and not the high rate fee for signing players.

The appointment of Vincent Kompany as Bayern Munich's coach have caused mixed reactions. Munich didn't really have much options to select from. Kompany's selection is seen by some as a step back for the club. The thoughts surrounding his appointment stems from past instances where Bayern struggled under coaches who didn't have the same pedigree as renowned names like Heynckes, Ancelotti, Guardiola, and van Gaal. There are doubts about whether Kompany can fill the shoes of his big named predecessors and lead Bayern to continued success.

 Kompany's challenge at Bayern is increased by the fact that he wasn't the first choice for the role, potentially leaving him in a position where he has to prove himself with the doubts about his suitability for the job. The decline of renowned coaches like Nagelsmann and the perceived lack of interest from others like Tuchel may raise eyebrows and lead to questions about Bayern's motive as a coaching destination.

 Tuchel's talks about Bayern Munich's coaching situation shows the uncertainty surrounding the club's managerial hunt. Kompany's tenure at Bayern will undoubtedly be closely monitored, with his success or failure potentially impacting views about the club's coaching decisions for seasons to come.

Osimhen's desire to play in the UEFA Champions League is understandable given the opportunity it presents for players to showcase their talent on a global stage. Joining PSG would provide him with a more direct path to consistent UCL participation, as the French league is largely dominated by PSG, ensuring they frequently qualify for the competition. However, while the competition might be perceived as easier in Ligue 1 compared to Serie A, Osimhen's ambition should extend beyond simply participating in the UCL.

 He should seek challenges that push him to continually improve as a player. The decision to join PSG should not be on the ease of UCL qualification but also on other factors needed as a player. Even if Osimhen decides to remain at Napoli, the competition in Serie A is fierce, with clubs vying for the coveted UCL spots. Napoli's inconsistency in recent seasons have made securing a UCL spot more challenging, but this should serve as motivation for Osimhen to improve his game and contribute significantly to his team's success.

 Transitioning to the English Premier League could provide Osimhen with an ideal environment to work on his skills and adaptiveness as a player. The EPL is renowned for its physicality, intensity, and competitiveness, which could serve as a platform for Osimhen to test himself against some of the best defenders in the world. While the challenges in the EPL persists,  they also present opportunities for growth and development, ultimately grooming Osimhen into a well-rounded and formidable striker on both domestic and European fronts.

Rumors surrounding Antonio Conte's likely move to replace Victor Osimhen with Romelu Lukaku at Napoli is caused by some factors, including the strong relationship between Lukaku and Conte and Napoli's financial needs. The transfer of Osimhen could provide needed funds for Napoli, allowing the new coach to work on the squad and bring in players who fit his goal for the team. Conte's desire to fix the club may lead to changes in personnel to generate financial resources for new signings.

 Romelu Lukaku has enjoyed a successful season, it's important to note that his style of play may not be suitable for every team. Osimhen's potential should not be disputed based on Lukaku's achievements. Osimhen's season may have been impacted by factors such as injuries and management itself, which could improve with better stability within the squad. As a young and vibrant striker, Osimhen has qualities that make him a valuable asset, especially if given the right environment to excel.

 Retaining Osimhen could be a wise move for Napoli, as he has the potential to develop into a top striker with the right support and guidance. There are interests from other clubs which should make Napoli explore ways to talk Osimhen into staying at the club. Using Conte's connections to negotiate favorable deals could be one strategy to retain Osimhen while strengthening the squad in other areas.

Xavi's decision to leave Barcelona, despite his willingness to accept a lower salary and his desire to contribute to the club's success shows that there's a deeper issue within the organization. While his loyalty and desire to make an impact are commendable, it's understandable that he wants to shape the team to his coaching style by bringing in players he knows would be needed for success. It's actually a common act among coaches wanting to put in their style on the team, even if the club already have the quality players.

 Barcelona's refusal to meet Xavi's demands maybe due to the finance difficulties. The club's financial situation caused by high wages and transfer fees in recent years, limits their capacity to invest in new players, which in turn affects the team's performance. There may also be a difference between Xavi's expectations and the club's long-term plans, leading to a gap between the coach and management. This leakage can hinder the team's ability to compete at the highest level, especially against rivals like Real Madrid.

 Looking ahead, Barcelona faces a big challenge to reclaiming their position at the top of European football. While Xavi's return brought hope to the fans, his departure is going to be a deeper issue plaguing the club. Without an approach to address their financial woes and reconcile differences between coaching staff and management, Barcelona may fall further behind their rivals. Achieving success will require not only financial stability but also a unified vision that aligns the ambitions of the coaching staff with the club's objectives too.

Bayer Leverkusen's ambition to secure a treble was ended by their defeat in the Europa League final, but this setback doesn't disregard their standing as one of Europe's top clubs. Their  unbeaten run in all competitions explains their dominance, outdoing even some of the continent's big teams. Xabi Alonso's leadership has been key in Leverkusen's success, and his commitment to the club says well for their future strides.

 Looking ahead to next season, Leverkusen's focus will be on the Champions League, where they aim to face and conquer the best clubs in Europe. While the competition is fierce and features stronger opponents like Real Madrid and Manchester City, Leverkusen has proven they can hold their ground against top teams. Under Alonso's guidance, Leverkusen will sure  approach each match with determination and tactics, hoping to advance continually in the tournament.

 Despite the challenges ahead, Leverkusen's consistency and resilience proves that significant changes may not be necessary for the upcoming season. With Alonso at the managers stand and a buoyant squad capable of competing at the highest level, Leverkusen will definitely continue to strive, hoping to realize their aspirations of Champions League glory and complete their status as a powerhouse in European football.

Age indeed isn't a sole determinant of coaching ability, as seen in Vincent Kompany's case. Despite his young age and limited coaching experience, Kompany's tenure at Burnley, where he successfully secured promotion to the Premier League, caught the attention of Bayern Munich. The fact that Kompany managed to elevate Burnley's performance despite their relegation speaks well of his potential. While Burnley's relegation this season may overshadow Kompany's achievements, his ability to make the team competitive with limited resources speaks more about his coaching abilities.

 Comparing Kompany to Xabi Alonso, who led Bayer Leverkusen to Bundesliga glory in his first season as a coach, showcases the growing trend of European clubs seeking out young coaches. Regardless of their differing achievements this season, both coaches represent a shift in the coaching landscape, where clubs are willing to take calculated risks on young talent. Kompany's upcoming debut season with a top club like Bayern Munich gives a significant opportunity for him to display his coaching abilities on a high stage, especially given the caliber of players at his disposal.

 As Bayern Munich seek to maintain their competitive nature in European football, their decision to appoint Kompany signifies a willingness to embrace fresh and innovative coaching approaches. Kompany's blend of experience as a former elite player and his budding coaching career puts him as an intriguing prospect for Bayern. While there are imminent challenges in transitioning from coaching a smaller club to a European powerhouse like Bayern, Kompany's appointment reflects a trend in football where clubs seek coaches who can manage technicality with a different view, regardless of age or coaching level.

PSG in a bid to replace Mbappé  set to raid Barcelona who are in need for money with some tempting offer for their winderkid, 16 year old Yamal. The offer of over 200m euro prepared by PSG is real mouth watering and very tempting especially to Barcelona who’re currently broke. Yes this deal will sure destroy the transfer market and make the valuation of players sly rocket again and we know that this isn’t good for football as clubs will now over price their players who won’t be able to even offer anything.

 Yes the price is quite high even though we know yes, he’s got the quality and can be a good replacement for Mbappe. Also for Cancelo, he's a good player and he's performed very well for his teams. He was a good impact to City before he left on loan to Barcelona. Well, it's a good thing that Barcelona enjoyed him for the time being and if I'm to suggest, it'll only be right that they retain him in the team as he's going to be advantageous to them. Barcelona technically actually needs him there more than him at City. They're in financial debts no doubt but they have to make do with every situation they've found themselves.

 Man City don't really have a need for him now as they've got the rightful replacement for him. The Spanish side just should strive to make him join the team even with the littlest funds available. Sale of Yamal can be an effect to them generating the finance too but it'll mean loosing a good player too. These two players are good and would definitely blend each other but the management just have to be careful in their decisions as it'll definitely affect the start up phase for the next season encounters.

Napoli's victory in the Scudetto final clash under Spalletti as their boss was indeed a long-awaited dream come true for the club and its fans. However, the resignation of Spalletti following this success due to unhealthy relations with the club owner De Laurentiis caused a few controversies.  De Laurentiis is known for clashing with coaches and players, leading to frequent instability within the team. Spalletti's departure, coupled with subsequent coaching changes within a single season, undoubtedly impacted Napoli's performance negatively, contributing to the team's current struggles.

 With reports suggesting Antonio Conte's appointment as Napoli's new coach, there's an anticipation among fans and players. Conte's record and experience coaching top teams speak a lot about his capabilities. The prospective arrival of Conte brings hope for an improvement in Napoli's form,  stabilizing the team and reigniting their competitive nature. The salary offered to Conte makes him the highest-paid coach in Serie A, shows the team's commitment to securing top talent and investing in their success.

 Conte's presence could also play a crucial role in retaining Osimhen, who may see the opportunity to work under a great coach as a reason to stay at Napoli. The potential for Conte to elevate the team's performance and restore their competitiveness may create confidence and zeal in the players, giving them a renewed sense of ambition within the squad. As Napoli prepares for a new phase under the prospective boss, there's high hopes that he could mark the beginning of a promising era for the club.

There's a contemplation on the potential departure of Victor Osimhen from Napoli and the prospect of Romelu Lukaku as a replacement. While Lukaku may not offer a direct upgrade, his proven goal-scoring record could provide a reliable option if Osimhen departs. However, the reluctance to see Osimhen leave speaks to his potential and the impact he could have on any team. If he does leave, Napoli's fortunes might still be secured under Antonio Conte's leadership. Conte's record of successes and ability to enhance team performance suggests Napoli could maintain competitiveness even with a change in the squad.

 Regarding Wan Bissaka and Manchester United, assessment acknowledges his defensive skills while showing concerns about his attacking contribution. While he may not fit the role of an attacking fullback, his defensive reliability shouldn't be underestimated. Retaining him can keep stability at the back, especially considering the defensive challenges United have faced in recent seasons. In a league as competitive as the Premier League, it's essential to have a dependable defender like Wan Bissaka, especially in tough matches where defensiveness is greatly needed.

 In summary, the potential movements of Osimhen and Wan Bissaka is a key decision for their respective clubs. Lukaku could offer a solution for Napoli in the event of Osimhen's departure, his exit would still be a loss given his potential. However, with Conte as the manager, Napoli's ability to adapt shouldn't be discounted. Also retaining Wan Bissaka could provide Manchester United with defense stability regardless of his limitations in attack. Generally, the decisions made in the transfer market will impact these clubs in the upcoming season.

The disappointment of losing the Europa League final and ending their unbeaten record in such a manner is unpleasant for Leverkusen.  Not being able to grab the UEL trophy and at thesame time conceding three goals without a goal in return only makes the talk of the defeat wild.  The final goal to conclude the loss scored in the dire minute of the game and at a crucial time of the season for Leverkusen only increases the level of disappointment and will be a definite reoccurrence in the mind of the team as a whole.

 Despite the huge loss, Leverkusen's overall season performance remains remarkable. Even having failed in the final, their achievements throughout the season shouldn't be looked away. However, the game of two nights ago gives them the importance of addressing weaknesses and staying vigilant, as other teams will undoubtedly take note of Atalanta's successful tactics and seek to exploit Leverkusen's vulnerabilities in future encounters. This loss serves as a learning experience, motivating Leverkusen to regroup, refine their strategies, and strive for even greater success in the seasons to come.

 It's definitely a huge lesson to be learnt by the German side. Really they were put at a spot they shouldn't have been so vulnerable to be and at thesame time Atalanta used that game to gain victory and confidence. The German side are hardworking no doubt and I personally still have a good level of conviction in them. They should learn from the mistakes of the loss, remarkable feat they've attained. It's safe to commend them greatly. Both teams literally deserves good commendation.

Well football still remains one very unpredictable sport and this season has seen lots of surprises spring up especially in finals, like the victory of Man United over Man City was real surprising. Also the UEL final where we saw Atalanta been able to not just get a 1-0 but 3-0 victory over Bayer Leverkusen who have had an invincible season and just losing that final. These surprises now brings us on what to expect in thee UCL final as I hear some notions saying Dortmund will pull the surprise against Real Madrid at London.

 ⁠Real Madrid are the favorites for this title as they have the most  title in this competition and are on the road to a 15th one. That in mind, you would be able to understand how much experience these squad has heading into this final and the thoughts of losing this final isn’t even in their head at all. ⁠No doubt, Dortmund have had q great run of victories which brought them to this stage but against a team like Real Madrid, of course they’re the underdogs.

 They will need to do more than a lot if they should stand a chance against Real Madrid in the finals because this Madrid team has a vast experience of the UCL and wouldn’t be coming to joke on Saturday. ⁠Of course with how football this season especially has been unpredictable, Dortmund stands a chance but Illsay their chance is just 20% compared to Real Madrid 80% chance. Real Madrid have a comeback spirit and I think if Dortmund can defeat that then they can pull up one of the biggest surprises in UCL football.

Well as things are right now, I think Man United can still hang in with ETH as in the coaching market there are no A-Class coach but whateve the decision is, it’s up to the board to take. Meanwhile for ETH this time, he can use to build up good tactics and learn better approaches to games in preparation for the new season. ⁠Ten Haag could be saved from the plans of Ratcliff on players transfer, they pointed out the meed for less stars, and this can be seen as having players for long term project.

 Now the issue will be on the coach not being able to take charge of transfers as this could in a way be a draw back for coaches. ⁠This is the similar problem Chelsea is facing and I think this mostly hinders success of coaches. As they’re not allowed to select the players they need rather are let to just use the players gotten by the board. As the board are trying to get the club back on track.

 i think this style should have a rethink as it could lead to a failed connection between Coach and Players. ⁠INEOS have good plans in mind but the only fault is the players not participating in the players acquisition as that could cause some sort of friction in the team. Well I would love them to come out with a decision for ETH first then adjustments can be made.

Every great coach will sure be needing adequate funding to be able to thrive and I think this is the bliss of Manchester City side as they have the huge amount to spend for Pep to be able to get the type of players he want season in and out. The fact that in 7 years, they have won the title 6 times is a big indication of how top their team is and you must give credits to both Pep and the Board for releasing the finance for him. ⁠Arsenal who are now getting back on their feats haven’t had the best of signings as you can see how in the past 2 seasons.
 
 Their mew players tend not to be at that top level in one match or two or more. This is an indication on the need for the scouting team to seat up and do their job real good as they’re so close to challenging Man City. What they need so dearly at this point is a complete striker who will be sure of banging in 20+ goals in a single season amd with that of course, they can be sure of winning the league, they also need a good midfielder but not as they need a striker.

 Of course, Arteta will be able to build this player and help him adapt to their style and this team could be on fire next season. Well next season will be real exciting especially with Man City still remaining dominant both their players and financially, Chelsea rebuilding real fast and Man United, not forgetting Arsenal, Liverpool and likes of Aston Villa and Tottenham. Wow next season will be super exciting but I think Man City might win the title again.

I think it’s not surprising when we see Mbappe as a world class player because come on look at the feats he’s achieved both for club and country at a young age. I think him staying at PSG will be sort of limiting him from more because it’s obvious PSG would struggle to be European Champions and he sure needs an European trophy to at least fetch him individual awards. Of course when talk about the big teams, PSG is sure amongst them but I think them being European deficient is the red flag on the club and a player like Kylian needs to win European trophies.

 Yes the UCL is the biggest stage in club football and with Mbappe winning that of course he can arch his name is individual awards and playing for a club like Real Madrid who are on course for their 15th UCL is really one great deal for him. The assertion of Enrique on PSG still going forward and performing better even without Kylian isn’t bad at least it’s giving hope to the team. I think the board needs to give him that confidence and help him sign the players he want as I think he’ll be wanting to build the team afresh so as to help him still dominate in France and Challenge in Europe.

 Of course Zlatan and Kylian time at PSG can be likened and with that I’m confident of the team still thriving up especially with the right tactics. Mbappe to Real Madrid will be a bomb as you can be so sure that he will be winning the UCL within his first 3 seasons at the club. Well PSG over the years have been known for signing talented players and they'll still sign a player that would be a good or close to Mbappé.

The SPL this season had 2 big teams whom their matches held lots of excitements and wishes, Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal. Whenever any these teAms meet this season, you can tell how tensed the prematch and during the match is because of how high the expectations are from the fans. Yes Al-Hilal keeps proving to be superior whenever they faceoff and I think that was able to resound their name on the title, the SPL winners.

 Well they still have one last dance which is the finals of the Kings Cup and you can already imagine how tough this competition will go. Al-Nassr would want to rewrite the narratives of them been behind Al-Hilal in terms of everything and trust Ronaldo to give his all to lift his first trophy. Al-Hilal who wouldn’t mind adding another trophy to their cabinet will of course come carefully into this match, wary of the attacking threats of Al-Nassr.
 
 Al-Nassr, coach and players know how important this match is to them and I think their recent draw against Al-Hilal can be a good start to spur them up into the match. They need to devise a great strategy to attack but while attacking, they ought not to forget their defense as they could be hurt with a leaking defense line. ⁠I stand on Al-Nassr to get the win from this match but that will be done if they can maintain their high intensity in recent matches and take this match into their hands, then of course they can be able to get the Kings Cup.

The match between Leverkusen and Atalanta was already foreseen to be competitive, but Leverkusen got so vulnerable at the earliest moment of the game after the first goal was netted. Despite expectations for Leverkusen to bounce back and exert pressure on Atalanta, they got disorganized, allowing Lookman to exploit gaps and secure a crucial goal for Atalanta. This initial setback seemed to cost Leverkusen dearly, seen in Xabi's panic as they were behind by two goals before the injury time. The mounting pressure from Atalanta increased Leverkusen's struggles, giving them the ability to take control of the match.

 Leverkusen has shown resilience in previous matches by series of comebacks, their efforts were broken and condemned by Atalanta's solid defense and Lookman's three winning goals in the game. Leverkusen's performance throughout the match was lacking in several areas with their attempts to outrun Atalanta's defense proving ineffective. Despite the disappointment, Xabi's efforts to lead Leverkusen to this stage should be appreciated and honored too. Atalanta's victory over Leverkusen was significant to breaking Leverkusen's unbeaten record and demonstrating their feats on the field.

 In conclusion, Leverkusen's lackings in the match gave them areas for improvement, particularly in maintaining composure under pressure and breaking through resistive defenses. While the defeat is a huge loss, it's not the end for Leverkusen, and they can use this experience to regroup, learn, and come back stronger in future matches. Congratulations to Atalanta for their well-deserved victory, and for proving themselves as a formidable opponent throughout the match. Leverkusen definitely should be looking forward to their DFB pokal encounter and I'm certain it'd be an easy win for them. There and then they'd be crowned with two trophies.