Al-Ittihad has reportedly made a significant offer of €100 million for a three-year contract to Paul Pogba. After Pogba being targeted for a move to Saudi Arabia, he visited there recently and got the opportunity to visit Al-Ittihad's facilities for personal reasons. However, when asked about the transfer speculations, he chose not to make any comments. As of now, no decision has been made. If the news turn out true, then Pogba would accept the offer. I do believe he should seriously consider taking it.

During Real Madrid's first training session yesterday, it was seen that Toni Kroos was mentoring the young players and it is hoped he will set a great veteran example for every young player in the generations to come. I think that not only Kroos but Modric will also do the same to help every young player at Real Madrid to develop more and when the games are difficult they have the winning mentality that has been passed down from a long time ago. Maybe that's why Real Madrid gave Kroos and Modric a contract extension as a companion for young players for the next season. Real Madrid knows very well what is needed at this time to improve the game of its young generation.

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Even though his fate is increasingly unclear in the eyes of Erik Ten Hag, now Maguire is trying to correct his mistakes, especially when guarding Manchester United's defense. It was reported that he was taking private lessons with Carvalho, this was done so that Maguire would not lose his regular playing time in the Red Devils squad. I know Maguie often makes blunders, there are not even a few disputes on the field with De Gea. But there's nothing wrong if he really intends to fix it on the sidelines of a long holiday. Next season maybe he will no longer be part of the main squad. But at least Maguire has learned a lot that the competition to find the ideal place at Manchester United is not as easy as it used to be.


What do you think Maguire future looks like? is it still worth being a Manchester United player even if it's only as a reserve player?

Last season did not seem like the right time for Tuchel to be able to bring Bayern Munich to the semifinals and he seemed to have full responsibility amid the difficult situation faced by Bayern Munich from securing the Bundesliga title and also the Champions League at the same time. I think any coach will find it very difficult to deal with this situation and like it or not, Tuchel must prioritize competitions with a better percentage to win and that is the Bundesliga trophy. But last season Tuchel also almost failed to defend the title if Dortmund did not lose in the last game against Mainz.

This time, as the ruler of the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich cannot rely on luck anymore and they must focus on improving the existing squad. If they are still in the same situation next season, Bayern Munich may lose the Bundesliga title. For the champions league I don't think Bayern Munich has been able to live up to the public's expectations because it needs a better squad than now if they want to compete with Manchester City or Real Madrid.

For sure, trading is bad advice for the vast majority and probably even the overwhelming majority (close to 90% of normal people --- aka normies)... It's like you are suggesting that since you are poor... learn how to gamble.  Fuck that nonsense.

Personally I believe that if you are poor then that is more reason why you need to be more conservative rather than choosing to enter into risk merely in order to try to beat the odds - when 90% or more of traders are not beating the market, and they specifically not beating some kind of a DCA technique.

Sure, you can try to supplement DCA with some advance techniques of buying on dips, but the core of the beginning positions is probably to be focusing on investing regularly and figuring out ways to build your BTC regularly.. and don't be fucking around with selling.. If you want more BTC, then you need to figure out various ways to buy more rather than selling in order to try to buy lower... and also fuck shitcoins, if you are suggesting to get involved in some kind of a shitcoin in order to increase your BTC stash.. that would mean that you are distracted, and you probably would be better off figuring out various side hustles to earn more money in order to buy more bitcoin to get yourself up to buying $100 per week of bitcoin rather than $10 per month of bitcoin.

All of these things may or may not happen. Because talking about bitcoin adoption, as we know, currently not many countries are willing to adopt bitcoin as currency or as a means of transaction.
Because there are many reasons that make bitcoin not so easily adopted by a country. Maybe due to legal issues in force in that country or about dislike of bitcoin assets. So speaking of that,it will be difficult indeed, to make bitcoin adoptable by certain countries "for now"

But it is possible that in the future bitcoin will be accepted by all countries in the world. Because as you mentioned, there are also people who didn't like bitcoin at first, but in the end these people can change and can really like bitcoin. So with this fact, the hope that bitcoin can be adopted by all existing countries is still very wide open and you could say that all of these things could happen.
Because basically want any argument or opinion, if it aims to disgrace bitcoin, I'm sure it definitely won't be able to. Because of bitcoin assets, you can say that they are very good assets and have great potential. So for example there are people who research bitcoin who initially want to find a loophole in bitcoin, but in the end change your mind and decide to like bitcoin, it can indeed happen. And that includes for a country as well.

Asia isn't non-existent either. Take Singapore, for example, which is extremely BTC-friendly, or Thailand, where BTC is widely used.
Similarly, if you look at the number of Indian users who are involved in some way in BTC-related business (even if their regulations and laws are not specifically BTC-friendly, on the contrary), I don't think we should forget Asia. What's more, it's the biggest "market" in the world.

About El Salvador, what counts is not trading volume in my opinion. It doesn't really matter. What El Salvador brings, is confidence. By making BTC a legal tender, they gave a lot of people confidence that BTC was here to stay. Likewise, they're producing some excellent innovations in the BTC mining field, and I'm convinced that sooner or later, the lead they're taking will make them ideal advisors on how to run a business model that accepts Bitcoin on a great scale.

It is sad to see that people are still not 100% sure what they are doing and that means we are not going to see security in the crypto world all that often and not anytime soon. There are still a lot of people who keep on forgetting that crypto is a dangerous place and since the law is not on our side just yet, people who hack or steal or scam you "usually" do not get caught. Of course anyone who does it for a grand scale would be caught or at least looked for, there are people who stole millions, and those people will be searched.

However, someone who steals a few grand from someone in the crypto world will not be cared about at all, so you can't really trust anyone in this world and you need to be more careful than you probably should be.

If someone struggles with a gambling addiction, this person might need professional help. If not, an activity to substitute gambling can be good, but I don't think that investing in Bitcoin is a good option. Firstly, gambling is often about getting fast results, while Bitcoin investment isn't. You bet some money and get a fast result, learning whether you won or lost the bet. Then you do it over and over again. Buying Bitcoin like that, using small amounts and many iterations, can look as suspicious financial behaviour and cost a lot in fees. Also, there's no immediate result, as the price simply fluctuates.
Secondly, a big part of the problem with gambling is losing money, which is why I believe that investing in Bitcoin is a bad option. If a person is just buying and buying without being willing to sell, it's basically lost money. Not to mention that Bitcoin can be in the bear market for a long time.

It's going to take a very long term investment for someone who earns a very small amount of money to invest in Bitcoin, you can keep investing 50$ per month on Bitcoin for years to become a successful Bitcoin investor, because let's face reality, Bitcoin is not going to give you ten to twenty times your money, to ease your mind it's better target Bitcoin with good number of income if truly Bitcoin is your goal to financial freedom.

It's better to plan your retirement with Bitcoin because someone in your level will find it easier to do instead of someone who want to make life changing money through Bitcoin investment in 2025, it's not going to happen unless you have the money, like 40,000$, I am a realistic Bitcoin investor, I don't like receiving myself like many people, Bitcoin can only triple your money to maybe four times your money and that's it.

My advice is, target the long term if you are making too less money or simply start doing more jobs to invest a specific amount of money in Bitcoin per month, do not be deceived.

I agree with you, someone who gambles daily doesn't need to be an addict. Same goes for someone who gambles only one time a week, he doesn't have to be an addict but can be one depending on his habits. We need to look more closely at the time spent at the casino and how much of his money he his betting. If you gamble every day for 15 minutes for 2-3 dollars, than I wouldn't call you an addict. Losing a few bucks won't change much for you and you seem to be on control over your bankroll. And someone who gambles only one time per week for several hours and loses all his monthly salary in a single day should be called an addict in my opinion. Another factor to determine if we are addicted to gambling should be if we can take a break from it without thinking about it constantly. There are more aspects to an addiction than how often we are at the casino. In sports betting it's true that we have times of big tournaments, where we have big games almost every day and then we have summer breaks where are no games for several weeks. It's more interesting how well you are doing during these break periods and if you will switch to some new sports you never followed before only to place some bets. There are detailed tests for gambling addictions and it shouldn't come down to how many times you visit a casino per week.

It will not be recovered, still when today you have a big enough loss and then try tomorrow to come back just to recover then it is bad thinking because so easily they can recover the loss in yesterday's gambling, when it is clear that this will not happen, if you try continuously then what will happen is still a failure by losing a lot of money again, this is already a behavior for addicts because they continue to think with uncertainty.

In gambling should be more simple and fun, let's say you lose this then never try to bet again just rest your mind and can come back next time.
If it is big enough then go out and enjoy the money, don't be too greedy because if you are greedy in the end with a big win it will become a defeat again and he will regret it in the end.

Do you know why many people think that affiliate programs do not work and they are a waste of time! Because they tried it and failed to gain any profit from it.
They failed but this is not because those programs do not work, rather, it's because the don't know how to make them work.
Most of them share their links on popular groups, forums.. but they forget that most of the followers of those groups are not interested in gambling. They Wil simply skip your link and even if some of them will click on the link and register on the casino, only one or two will make a deposit.
But if you target a gambling community, even if it's smaller in numbers, then you will have better chances to get more loyal referrals

I will not choose a gambling/bookmaker site if it's offering a "faucet".
They are focused to "another kind" of players... and probably their odds are not the best of the market

in any case, it should be clear that there will be commissions to pay to make the withdrawal (and above all) when you have to spend you have to pay an additional commission (more outputs = higher commission).

Hours and hours spent clicking to get practically few cents or nothing.
You will not use a faucet to "earn"... there are other/better opportunities to maximize these earnings.

It would be wrong if one makes special comments about such gambling and thinks his strategy is correct for winning. Because no one can say whether gambling will win or lose it is very difficult to say but sometimes some predictions are correct. If a gambler could make a correct prediction, he would definitely bet more money to win in order to change his life. There are some people who are addicted to gambling but they go to different social media to consult people for better experience. There are many telegram groups where gambling predictions are made but very few are correct a wise experienced person can not always win by gambling he also faces losses. I haven't seen any telegram groups where betting calls are made on gambling or whether they are illegal. But if he stays there, he will never share his experiences, he will pray to himself to win the bet.

In my experience have a friend trying to quit gambling, it is quite difficult to do itself because his mind already heavily contaminated and can't quit without a psychiatrist. He spends his money and time until 100% quits. So if someone feel hard to do itself, just try to ask your friend or family, I really sure they can help you to get over it. Do not do itself if you can't do it, because it could be a misstep and more be addicted.