Bernardo Silva according to rumor is on juventus' radar.
The player will probably leave his current team at the end of the season for free.
An since in Italy they can't spend much money on player trading, a free player is a big deal.
What do you think about this potential sign.
Even if Bernardo Silva doesn't get enough playing time, many clubs will be lining up to sign him on a free transfer. I don't think Juventus will find it easy to persuade him. Many European clubs, especially Arab teams, will want to sign Bernardo Silva. Furthermore, the player may also want to return to his home country. I think Benfica is one of the top favourites to sign him... |
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Tsarukyan didn't show up for his scheduled title fight with Islam Makhachev.
He needs to fight someone in the top 10 to show that he can fight and isn't compromised.
That's absolutely right. Arman had his last fight 1.5 years ago. However, I don't think there's anyone else in this weight class who could challenge Illia more than him...
Diego Lopes knocked out Jean Silva with a fantastic finish. With this result, there are no undefeated fighters left on the Fighting Nerds team... |
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Congratulations to Germany...
Türkiye reached the final undefeated. They were leading in the final match for 38 minutes. Unfortunately, things went off the rails in the last two minutes of the match...
I would like to thank the Turkish national team for giving me an exciting tournament and an exciting final...
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Fenerbahçe looked physically weak in this match, in my opinion. We can't say they prepared well for the season. Tedesco wanted to play attacking football in this match, but Fenerbahçe's striker Nesyri didn't receive enough support from his teammates. He's also a static player. If he doesn't get enough support, you can't expect him to come into midfield and get the ball. I think we'll see a Fenerbahçe that will score few goals this season...
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Young people lack experience in many aspects of life. It is very easy for bad people to lead them astray through gambling or other means. Bad people can also lead them astray through bad habits other than gambling. At this point, I believe that families have very important responsibilities...
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It seems to me that Galatasaray will be the champion again this season...
Beşiktaş is in trouble. They haven't made any good transfers. They won't even be in the championship race. Like in previous seasons, they'll throw in the towel early in the race.
Fenerbahçe is like a patchwork team. Ali Koç runs the club like a small-town store. A new head coach has arrived, and he will need time to get to know the team.
Galatasaray has the championship team from last season. They've also made top-tier new signings like Uğurcan and Sane. They're continuing with the same head coach.
I'm a Beşiktaş fan, but looking at it objectively, I think Galatasaray is the clear favorite...
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Oh my God, if you can hear me, please hurry. Tyson is trying to kill himself in a terrible way. Please take his life in a way that causes him less pain. Otherwise, we will be very sad for him. Amen. :)
Tyson might make easy money with this fight, but I think what turns this fight into money is his name. In my opinion, this man deserves both the money and the respect...
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Charles is a bigger name in terms of career, but he was knocked out in the ring two months ago... I think he should wait a little longer before fighting again. His chin may still be sensitive to new punches. He could take new punches to the chin against a Muay Thai master like Fiziev. If he doesn't keep Fiziev on the ground, he could even lose this fight... ... Basically, Oliveira's manager was asked if he would retire after his last fight, and the answer was "We have three fights pre-arranged in 2026." These were his own words in an interview ruling out any retirement. Source: hereThey probably made a plan to get another belt fight and came to this conclusion... He is 35 years old, and I'm sure he knows he shouldn't rush, but he also knows he has to do it... |
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Ali Koç is a very interesting president, and he's already gone down in Fenerbahçe history as the worst president ever.
In previous years, he built a good team but appointed an incompetent manager.
He built a bad team but appointed a good manager. The most recent example is Jorge Jesus. I think Jesus was a very good manager, but the team he coached wasn't good.
This year, he built another good team, but this time, he appointed a 39-year-old manager named Tedesco.
I've never heard of this man before. What kind of success did he have that made him become Fenerbahçe's manager?
What did Ali Koç's management think was good about him, what did they see in him that led them to sign him to a two-year contract? I'd appreciate it if anyone could share their thoughts.
Ali Koç is using Fenerbahçe like his own personal fiefdom. He's the richest man in Türkiye. No one can question him. If anyone could question him about anything, I suppose they would ask about the origins of his wealth... Fenerbahçe is in a nightmare... Ali Koç will leave Fenerbahçe when he gets bored. My advice to Fenerbahçe fans until then is that if they follow Fenerbahçe less, they will upset themselves less...
According to reports in the press, Başakşehir is very close to signing Nuri Şahin. He had a good spell at Antalyaspor. Then he had a bad spell at Borussia Dortmund. Now he may prove himself again at Başakşehir... |
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The lights are now closing faster and easier for Oliveira than before. He's now a fighter who's more susceptible to being slept out in the arena. If he loses this fight too, he may consider making the end of his career. Still, considering their fight with Gaethje, Oliveira is my favorite...
Ohhh, there are people on the page who say DDP will beat Khamzat... :) https://x.com/theHOFPicks/status/1887443396609871969DDP: 0 technique, 0 tactics, 100 random (maybe he has some good conditioning, I shouldn't make extreme comments against him :d). Khamzat: 100 technique, 100 tactics, 0 random. I recommend you to watch DDP vs Whittaker first and then watch Khamzat vs Whittaker... :) I apologize to everyone for this, but I couldn't stay in my chair if I didn't do it. I'm back after a long break, greetings to everyone... :) |
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Bitcointalk Username: trendcoin
BSC Wallet Address: 0x879daec5e6108f6b8a09a219fdd0c37d27638647
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It is not unreasonable to establish a connection between these two things. In particular, the argument that the two words come from the same family of names is quite convincing. I was also someone who only played football games on PS. I played PES from PS 1 onwards (at that time, it was called Winning Eleven). Both activities are common ground for those seeking excitement. Those who are not sufficiently satisfied while playing games may turn to betting. This does not seem like a ridiculous analysis to me. However, based on my own life experiences, I cannot say that this is a correct or generalizable conclusion...
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33 years old KDB is having his best at Manchester City in last 10 years, and they were expecting to keep him, but he wants to leave and now have engagement with Napoli which is also good decision because this will be top level soccer with have participation in Champions League.
33 years old is not old enough for Serie A standards so this can still be used as an opportunity for KDB because after all he still has the opportunity to make his performance at Napoli rise again. ... KDB's footballing mind never ages, but the injuries he has suffered in recent years raise questions about his future in my mind. A KDB who has overcome his injury problems would play well and win championships in any country and any team. Still, Napoli made a very good transfer. Even if KDB plays a key role in just a few matches, that will be enough. Napoli already has a strong squad. KDB will add depth to their squad... |
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Merab is now #2 p4p fighter, higher than Bones. If Makhachev loses to Maddalena, it will make Merab first, which is a huge surprise.
If Islam loses his match against JDM, Merab will definitely be number one. However, if Islam wins his match against JDM, his place at the top will be undisputed. There is a very exciting and active competition... By the way, I think Jones should be moved down a few spots among such active fighters. He shouldn't be at the top of the list just because he defeated older firefighters. Legal action should be taken against him by public authorities for beating up old firefighters... :) I checked UFC's P4P list and it was amazing to see Merab as number 2 P4P fighter. I was also thinking that but I don't think that one loss will contribute to that. If Islam loses to JDM and Merab wins against Coby, then I'm sure Merab will become the number one P4P fighter but just one loss won't change much. When Volk lost against Islam for the first time, he was still number one P4P. Jon Jones is Dana White's BF, so don't expect him to move down. By the way, did this guy retire? If Ilia defeats Charles, he could move up to number 3, and Charles could fall off the list. Islam, Merab, and Ilia... It's very difficult to say which one is number 1. I think we'll have to watch the Islam vs. Ilia match to find out... Btw, Kamaru Usman won by unanimous decision. Buckley was helpless against Usman's wrestling. The welterweight division has now become a more complicated division. Islam, JDM, Usman, Shavkat, Garry, and others... |
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Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray are making excellent transfers and appear likely to continue doing so. Beşiktaş has no chance of competing in such an environment. In my opinion, they should not spend any money on transfers and should wait for seasons when Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe are in worse financial and administrative shape. Beşiktaş will not be able to compete with these two clubs in the new season...
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It looks like Paul Pogba is finally back playing, he had an offer from Monaco  AS Monaco have offered a two year contract to Paul Pogba with talks underway.
Negotiations and discussions over project continue this weekend to try reach an agreement.
Monaco are working on both Ansu Fati and Paul Pogba deals. https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1933566086085292191Monaco is qualified for the European Champions League next season. If Pogba accepts this offer, then he will have a chance to shine in the next European Champions League and in Ligue 1 if he still has the desire to play and dedication on the field. I believe he can still recover his physical condition, the most important thing is that he does not have the same bad luck as Neymar and constantly get injured and start causing losses for Monaco. If that happens, then his career will be over. The best option would be to retire once and for all. Paul Pogba is 32 years old. Arab clubs could have been a better option for him. I don't know how many more years he will play football. Although it varies greatly, on average, 34-35 years old is a good age to retire from football. He could have spent his retirement years earning a lot of money at Arab clubs. By staying in Europe, he has embarked on a new challenge. I think he wants to prove himself... |
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People are dying, and many of them are innocent babies... I am saddened that this is a topic related to war...
yahoo62278 has established a dialectic on the relationship between authorities and peoples, and I respect his opinion, but I believe we should establish a dialectic between good people and bad people, and I think that betting on a war in which innocent children are dying, or even talking about it, is not good behaviour at all...
Also, what is the Middle East? There is no such thing as east or west in space, no such thing as up or down... I hope you are not doing this because of your Europe-centric perspective...
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Manchester City is showing how a team should be run. They are not going out there and spending 100+ million on a player and get a star. They are getting players who Pep religiously watched and scouted and knows would work perfectly for his style. They paid 40 million and under for all their players so far, and I am sure they will keep that up.
If this goes on, they are going to build such a high quality and sustainable team that even after Pep they could do very well. I am not sure if they could make this work easily because they lost this season and if they keep losing then the money will run dry and they won't be getting same quality players, but they could keep trying their hardest to at least keep this momentum going.
Manchester City have restructured how they spend in the transfer window. I guess they have learnt from past mistakes and losses from big money deals that didnt go well like Jack Grealish. They are now being careful and being smart with their dealing now not to overspend on any player and have him flop. There are no players attracting attention in the transfer market either. I think it would be a better strategy for them to be greedy at the right time. They are adding young stars such as Marmuş, Husanov and Cherki alongside stars such as Haaland and Rodri. Before Guardiola, they had experienced a period where they could only win the championship by spending a lot of money. They have learned that the championship does not come only by spending a lot of money... |
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Ronaldo is like wine, becoming more valuable with age. Hahahahah, he has been compared to Messi for years, and even though he is a few years older than Messi, he is still being compared to young footballers while Messi has retired from the scene...
In my opinion, Ronaldo is the best in the history of world football, and we will never see another machine like him again. We should enjoy it while we still have good days ahead of us...
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Galatasaray made a transfer as if Osimhen's departure from the team was certain. After Leroy Sane's transfer, I don't think they will be able to allocate a budget for Osimhen. Even if Osimhen changes his mind and says he wants to play for Galatasaray for another year, they can no longer transfer him...
I don't know if Leroy Sane can create an Osimhen effect. He's a player far above the quality of the Turkish league, but I don't think he can create an Osimhen effect. Even if he performs exceptionally well, if he can't create a driving force for the team, his salary could become a topic of debate...
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