The big game of this week is Arsenal vs United. That game will be a tough one to bet on and I bet that it is going to end up with a lot of question marks without a doubt. I think it should be important to realize that you are not going to get anything easy there, the predicting of that game is very tough.

I think it is not going to be a lot of goals though, playing 2.5 under could be the way to go but I am not sure about it neither. I mean United defense looks quite weak as well, so Arsenal maybe could find some goals too. I think I am going to just skip it straight up, but betting on that game is definitely a big return, there will be plenty of people betting on it, and the odds look great right now if anyone wants to bet.

Liverpool yesterday rejected a whopping 150 million pounds offer from Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad to sign their forward player Mohammed Salah which I think is because of the fact that the club will definitely not be able to find his replacement this summer since the European summer transfer window closed yesterday.
But from the reports I've read this morning, it seems the Saudi club want to make another offer since they still have an extra 1 week before the end of the Asian transfer window and from the reports so far, it seems they're gonna table up to 200 million pounds which I think would to huge to be rejected by Liverpool.

Saudi has been working through a good plan since the beginning. The positive side is that they got Ronaldo otherwise they wouldn't have been so popular with the beginning. They started with branding players but changed their strategy again when they were accused of only recruiting older. Because a league can never be run by only a few senior players. If they don't change their tactics then a league like China would have ended very quickly that are assumed by many. But overall, the way the Saudi clubs are progressing, they could be one of the better leagues in the future.

Eddie Howe's first challenge was so tense being in a group with PSG, Dortmund, AC Milan.
Many people are talking about Newcastle having difficulty going far in this big European tournament because Group F is classified as the tightest group or what is called the group of death.

For Eddie Howe's first experience, being in a group like Group F can have a positive impact on Eddie's personality. He can test his coaching strategy against big name teams (PSG, Milan and Dortmund) and if he can get Newcastle past the group stage, it will be easy when facing other teams who have qualified from other groups.

I feel that Eddie Howe was able to make Newcastle compete well in Group F in securing a ticket to the next round. Supporting factors in St. James' Park could be a positive influence for the Magpies.

In the previous two matches, West Ham had defeated quite strong opponents, namely Brighton and Chelsea, and will today be West Ham's third consecutive win against Luton Town? Of course I can't wait to see the progress of David Moyes' players, especially since the arrival of several new ammunition has made a very significant difference for the club. It looks like West Ham will still use the same starter as last week and James Ward-Prowse's role will still be awaited from goals to assists. Meanwhile, Luton Town still have to fall and fall and are in the red zone for now and as one of the EPL promotion teams this season, it seems they are not lucky enough. My prediction is that a 0-2 win will be enough for West Ham to continue to stick to Manchester City at the top.

I think Lukaku should go to Saudi Arabia and end his career there because I don't think any teams will want to sign him in the premier league, laliga, or serie A because every team doesn't see him as a good person. Lukaku's performance looks very good when he performs in serie A because even his performance was one of the things that led inter Milan to the final stage of the champion league last season. The fact that he contacted other teams to offer them a sizable sum of money in exchange for playing for them is not a bad thing in my opinion, however. He is a player and deserves the best for himself, and even though they perceived him as a traitor, they did not treat him that way.

In my opinion, Inter Milan is also a traitor because he used every means possible to support the squad last season and wanted to sign with them despite not having said that he would play for them again. Because I don't think inter Milan have an attacking player who can compete with Lukaku, I believe inter Milan will be aware of what Lukaku did for them last season. As Roma sign him on a loan from Chelsea, I believe he will perform well, and even if Roma don't want to sign him permanently, Saudi Arabia will sign him next season.

It's a lot. Usually in a tournament like World Cup, Euro or Coppa America, teams only have three goalkeepers. In a long season, three goalkeepers are enough as mostly a club will use only one main goalkeeper and if he performs well as well as no injuries, very little chance for a second goalkeeper and almost no chance for a third goalkeeper.

In clubs, usually a third goalkeeper would be very young or old one because as said, they are very last resort of a club for that position and that player is comfortable with very limited chance to play.

These clubs get perfect results so far and they are creating more pressure on Al Nassr. They are racing for Saudi Professional League title and Al Nassr just lost two first matches that make them 6 points away from Ittihad and Ahli on the table.

Al Ahli will be more dangerous when Neymar is ready to play for them. In Al Nassr, they are improving and ready to reduce gaps with top clubs in coming weeks.

Lol, if I had a merit to give you would have received one for your Hugh Hefner analogy!

I definitely think you are correct that more ingredients are need than just money. While I sometimes think that there is only so much a coach can do when the team sucks, I do believe that Chelsea or PSG with the money they invested or are still willing to invest, would be way better than they have been with Guardiola sitting on their bench. I really believe that. He has this little extra to keep his players pumping at full efficiency and maximum effort. It's a very rare thing that one of his teams ever fell apart during a game. And I think he has a much better understanding of how to build a squad compared to most of the other coaches. Would you agree or do you think Chelsea and PSG would have been all the same with Guardiola coaching them (all else equal)?

The home team should be the favorite here but if we look at the betting market they are more favorite Hacken to qualify and we don't know the reason. I'm not going to take any chances in this match I mean I'm going to ignore who will qualify but I'm interested in the both teams to score option I assume they will do it again like in the first leg because this match is very decisive so both teams will do everything they can. I am attaching a screenshot regarding which team is predicted to qualify, but this is only the bookies prediction we can believe it and we can ignore it.

There were several offers coming from Ligue 1 and even a big offer from an Arab club but it looks like Hazard chose not to continue his career.

Indeed, if it is money-oriented and if he wants competition then he can try again at a smaller club but it seems Hazard prefers not to do so.
The decision when he went to Madrid seemed to make him a little hesitant when joining other clubs because he realized that when his decision was wrong just like when choosing Madrid then he would also definitely be criticized again so he decided not to be in football by choosing to retire.
This is indeed quite unfortunate, but it seems to be an absolute decision for Hazard and must be respected.

There were several offers coming from Ligue 1 and even a big offer from an Arab club but it looks like Hazard chose not to continue his career.

Indeed, if it is money-oriented and if he wants competition then he can try again at a smaller club but it seems Hazard prefers not to do so.
The decision when he went to Madrid seemed to make him a little hesitant when joining other clubs because he realized that when his decision was wrong just like when choosing Madrid then he would also definitely be criticized again so he decided not to be in football by choosing to retire.
This is indeed quite unfortunate, but it seems to be an absolute decision for Hazard and must be respected.

@len01 while Roma didn’t have the best start but their fortunes are about to change because they have signed Lukaku pending some small formalities and he’ll guarantee them lot's of goals and his experience of playing in Serie A is a bonus. Furthermore I have already said it and I’ll repeat that Roma can definitely win the league title and Mourinho will definitely want to win the title and now he has the perfect opportunity so too early too rule Roma out.

No one doubts the quality that Cristiano Ronaldo has, he is still very sharp at the age of 38. However, today's facts are that Al Nassr is still in sixth place in the standings, six points behind Al Ittihad in first place. They need to be consistent in their future matches, so that when Al Ittihad loses points, Ronaldo and his friends can overtake them on the standings.

The opportunity for the position of the standings to shift is still very large, because the SPL has only played four matches out of thirty-four. By the way, Al Ahli looks as strong as Al Ittihad so far, the big match between the two will only be presented in the ninth week.

Was beginning to have a rethink about Tottenham Hotspur, was thinking that they're ready to compete for trophies not only compete but win it also.
With the way they drew against Fulham and still went on to lose in the penalty shootout, is not encouraging at all.
A team that won by two goals to nil against Bournemouth could not hit Fulham. I just hope they win their next game, thought they've started doing well but from what I saw last night, is nothing to write home about.

Well lately I see Ten Hag is very busy with the transfer of several players who are on his radar, yes I quite agree with you that Manchester United now still has a good and strong midfielder, as you said they still have great strength and still have great balance in midfield, and Ten Hag should be thinking about what he needs more. I mean better use that money to fill the void they really need like paying attention to the Manchester United backline. That seems quite excessive and is clearly a waste if they spend money on players they don't really need. The Premier League has just started and maybe Ten Hag wants something significant for his squad by adding a lot of strength and also spending a lot of money this season. Regarding their relatively weak defense, now I hear the latest rumors that Ten Hag is eyeing a player from Barcelona, namely Marcos Alonso, to fill the back line, and it is reported that they have received the green light from Barcelona regarding the agreement. If in the end Ten Hag manages to get him then most likely his squad will be perfectly formed, various sides are filled with strong players, and it is very likely that for some time to come Manchester United will be a quite difficult competitor for Manchester City in the trophy hunt at the end season.

I don’t know if Gerrard didn’t get a new club, but I think he went there because of the money that they will be paying him. The amount of money that the Saudi League is offering players and coaches is an amount that will be kind of difficult for everyone to reject. Maybe Gerrard didn’t get any club that would pay him a reasonable amount of money, and he saw Al Ettifaq's offer that they would be paying him a good amount of money, and he decided to accept it. I don’t blame any player or coach that goes to the Saudi League, everyone really needs money, and you will go for the offer that will pay you most.

@jakdanyel Inter have lost Lukaku to Roma and that’ll be a big blow for them as he was a player who would score lots of goals for Inter and with him Roma will now become a genuine title contender. Also while many feel that Inter and Napoli are the two main team’s for the title I personally feel that now Mourinho’s Roma will make it a three way race and I won’t be surprised if in the end Roma win the league title too.

The thing I that most players at Barcelona are very versatile and can adapt comfortably to any positions they're played in and then if the preferred players for that position fails to impress  the coaches in the training ground the coach could be left with picking up players that are capable of delivering even though it means them playing out of the preferred wing, that's you'll see a Gavi deployed from the wing when they've got Ansu Fati and Ferran Torres.
 Well asides that the squad looks really balance this season and would likely perform better than they did last season even though they don't look strong enough to win it yet compared to other teams like Realmadrid, Bayern and Mancity, that's got more experienced champions league players in their team, however they've got the talent and there are still some players in the squad that are experienced in the Champions League as well.

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Ten haag was just giving the latest update regarding hojlund's injury. I hope he will able to play soon. Im feeling so curious about his debut.  I don't put a high expectation for him at this moment. It's likely he will come back at middle or end of next month.
Many MU fans are waiting for his action in the field.

The fans needs to see how good or bad his debut. Some fans may be booed him like mount once he will not able to deliver. I saw that some guys on twitter were praising him a lot as the next haaland. 

With what he did put Liverpool, you will understand better that Newcastle flogged Liverpool by ball possession, the stats are there to check, they struggled to attack to neutralise their centre-back but they were able to hold onto Newcastle at the end of the minute. However, I think Van Dijk has been a menace to Liverpool, It either sleep on a defensive position or foul and get a consistent yellow card, it's the work of the defenders to be aggressive but must do so without fouling, even yesterday's card, he never thought he will foul to that extent that place them on 10 men against 11 men and now, he will miss the next 3 matches of Liverpools Premier League. There is no alternative defender that is as strong as him and if Salah is confirmed to be leaving as well, Liverpool will feel the heat in the coming weeks.