Dembele is a French player who in fact has a tendency to be happier when he mixes with other French players at PSG. After all he is happy to play for one of the best teams in Ligue 1, but money is also a factor in why Dembele wants to play there.

So far Dembele has won 3 La Liga titles with Barcelona, ​​2 times Spanish Cup winner, and 2 times Spanish Super Cup winner. He still failed to win the Champions League title, but he had a good career at Barcelona. Dembele is a player who would do well alongside Luis Enrique at PSG, but it is true that he tends to get injured a lot.

To be honest, I doubt André Onana if you say he is one of the best goalkeepers out there. André Onana is an experienced player in several competitions, but his performance will not be as good as De Gea in my opinion. Ten Hag may have reasons why he really wants to bring André Onana to Old Trafford, but I doubt he will fit in with what was planned.

André Onana has indeed proven his quality with Inter last season, but in the Premier League it is definitely different. I doubt it, but I think André Onana will try his best and gain more confidence in his new team in the future.

Of course, not everyone agrees and will accept bitcoins as currency. Bitcoin is for everyone, but not everyone is for bitcoin. In fact we cannot deny that a large part of the crypto community on this forum also does not have bitcoins in their portfolio, while they tend to own altcoins regardless of the reason for having them.

The gradual growth in adoption may encourage people to use bitcoin as a means of payment, but I don't think bitcoin is a mainstream currency that will be adopted en masse around the world. I think bitcoin is an alternative currency worth considering, but as said bitcoin is not for everyone to pay for but bitcoin have become an investment asset to generate profits.

I agree with your opinion, so it's true that the rivalry of the two best teams from La Liga next season will be eagerly awaited. Real Madrid have lost their best striker to the Arab Pro League, so they will have problems to sort out if they are to win the title next season. While Barcelona has a many strikers, so I don't really think about their performance dropping despite losing Dembele to PSG.

The competition between Barcelona and Real Madrid will be highly anticipated because Real Madrid has yet to find a striker to replace Benzema. Although Real Madrid have signed Joselu so far, he does not appear to be the right answer to replace Benzema well. So I think next season is a good opportunity for Lewandowski if he still wants to maintain his top scoring streak in La Liga.

Of course, Kylian Mbappe will stay for one more season considering that is the duration of his remaining contract. But if PSG don't sell him before the end of next season, then obviously PSG will lose Kylian Mbappe for free. Given that, I think PSG will make some efforts to be able to sell Kylian Mbappe before the end of his contract so they will get the money to buy a replacement.

Regarding Neymar, he still has a contract with PSG until June 30, 2025. Neymar has two more seasons at PSG, but Neymar also has the potential to leave for another team before his contract expires. These two attackers are needed by PSG next season, but PSG will soon face the reality of losing their two best players in the next 1 to 2 seasons.

If I understand the ShowOff post correctly then I think the point is that Manchester City has a great chance to defend the Premier League title for 4 consecutive times after they managed to win it 3 times in a row in the last 3 seasons. I think so too, but of course it's different when it comes to the Champions League.

It is always difficult to determine who will win the Champions League title, especially when the season has not started. Manchester City certainly have a chance to repeat their success, but to defend the Champions League title then I think it is the most difficult challenge for any coach. Pep Guardiola is expected to keep his chances good, but all the teams that will be competing in the Champions League will also be pushing for the title.

At least Manchester City can still be expected as one of the best favorites for the next few seasons. I tend to say it's because of Pep Guardiola's influence, but if Manchester City are no longer coached by Pep Guardiola then I'm sure they won't be as strong as they are now.

I agree that other teams will compete as best they can for the title, but because of the quality and form of Manchester City so far I don't think the other teams have a big chance to win the title. Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United will try their best for themselves, but we have already seen how great Manchester City under Pep Guardiola where is he have dominated the Premier League.

Because there are several known types of gamblers, of course there will be regrets among them. I agree that if they gamble for money then the regret of losing is far greater than those who gamble for fun. But really, it's hard to get gamblers to just gamble for the fun of it, unless they have a busy schedule throughout the week.

I regret losing not because I lost money, but only when I was still not satisfied enjoying the session I was playing. About winning and losing, it is a part of gambling that every gambler will experience.

Xavi's main focus if Dembele goes to PSG is that he wants to sign a good right-back. Some of the money from the sale of Dembele will go towards fulfilling that wish, so I don't think Xavi would be considering Felix so soon.

So far, news has spread that Barcelona is considering recruiting João Cancelo, who in the end was not made permanent by Bayern Munich. João Cancelo is one Xavi might have in mind as a defender, so it's certainly going to be well worth the effort. If Cancelo really joins Barcelona, ​​then clearly Barcelona seems ready enough to perform well in the Champions League next season.

Where were you last season so you fail to know some of the important things Manchester City have achieved last season?
I think you are not a football fan if you don't know exactly how many titles Manchester City won last season, but I can tell you they have won a treble winner.

Next time get the right reference before you express your opinion so that your post is not misleading. Of course this is just a sage advice for you, but at least it will help you post something properly.

I have mixed feelings to say especially about the best indicator that I have adopted so far.
Sometimes you need to make some adjustments for one reason or another, but in essence the best indicator to adopt for investing in bitcoin is when it has lost as much value as it did in the last year. You need to consider the bearish market as one of the indicators, but technically, of course you can use several indicators for monthly TF.

For times like these I think the best advice is something like this; Prepare your budget, do an analysis, buy - withdraw your bitcoin to a non-custodial wallet - be a holder for the long term (at least until a new ATH appears).

Chelsea has spent a lot of money to sign many players. In your opinion, wouldn't Chelsea be threatened by FFP if they forced their desire to sign Kylian Mbappe, who is known to have a high transfer value from PSG?

Chelsea have had good form during pre-season, but that will never be the best yardstick to say they will be top of the Premier League table next season. I agree Chelsea are ready for the new season, but they don't have much confidence to lead the Premier League table from day one.

I wonder if Pochettino will be able to beat Liverpool in his first match in the Premier League with Chelsea or if Pochettino has to lose to Liverpool. Basically Liverpool have a high probability of winning the game, but who knows.

You should have answers to your questions about Arsenal in the Champions League, but in my opinion Arsenal is not a team that has a lot of experience in the Champions League compared to Manchester City and its coach.

Pep Guardiola and Arteta are different, they have also never been the same in terms of strategy and skill in managing the game, but Arteta and Arsenal cannot be completely underestimated about their chances in the Champions League. After all, Arsenal have never seemed to reach the final in their participation in the Champions League so far, AFAIK, but Manchester City succeeded in the second final and win titles after being thwarted by Chelsea while coached by Tuchel.

I know it's a common excuse, but most people have said it from time to time. But I don't think it's always wrong to leave your main job to build a more profitable business if you make a large profit from trading or investing.

After all, you don't always have to waste opportunities in life to try something that you think is better financially. Sometimes we need to sacrifice something to get something bigger even though the results are not necessarily as we expect. Then from that, if you are not properly appreciated by government policies or your boss at your place of work including disproportionate salary, then I think the decision to try a new life challenge is not a bad decision.

Chelsea, Newcastle, Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal look interesting to look forward to. I'd like to see how the team does next season after their performances last term, but what's interesting here is Arsenal and Newcastle. Arsenal and Newcastle surprised last season with the consistency of their performances, so of course I'm really curious about how they maintain their form next season when other teams start to try to get back to their best.

Manchester City are the favorites which I basically no longer have any doubts about. But several other top teams like those mentioned above deserve to provide tough competition instead of letting Manchester City go fast without any obstacles.

Really, how is that possible?
I'm not sure you have a good reason for that, but verbal consent is possible. So far, Kylian Mbappe is still under contract with PSG until the end of the season, so it is very unlikely that Real Madrid will offer Mbappe a contract (secretly) while he will still be playing with PSG next season.

I know Kylian Mbappe is interested in playing for Real Madrid, so is Real Madrid for him. The two have been linked for several seasons but no agreement has been reached as of now. PSG will obviously give heavy sanctions to Mbappe if he is found to have breached his contract, Real Madrid could also be sued for such breach if true.

Governments are right to have concerns about gambling advertising if the impact it has has has had on so many young generations. Of course I'd be happy to say it makes sense to do so if the ad is a direct ad on a sporting event, but maybe not about a forum ad.

After all, the government has blocked many online casinos so far so some of the gamblers will have limited access to them. Even if they wanted to bypass that restrictions then obviously they would have to use TOR or a VPN which in the end would very likely be the start of the problem of why some accounts and winnings were frozen.

Bernardo Silva will not leave Manchester City next season, I think that's normal for him. As well as PSG, I think Bernardo Silva would also be interested in playing for Barcelona and it's true that he won't be going to the Arab Pro League anytime soon. Bernardo Silva's performance is still very much worth playing a few more seasons in Europe even though the Saudi team will make a high bid for him, but I hope he will reject it for the next 3-4 seasons.

I think Silva will only join PSG or Barcelona if he wants to leave Manchester City. Xavi and Luis Enrique about want him because of his good playing style, but I tend to think Barcelona will get him.

I also only believe that Joselu is an alternative choice for Ancelotti next season. It is likely that Ancelotti will change his game strategy where he will use 2 strikers who will be assisted by 1 attacking midfielder. The diamond style formation (4-1-2-1-2) or 4-3-1-2 is very likely to be adopted by Ancelotti where Vinicius and Rodrygo will play as strikers while Bellingham as an attacking midfielder.

Ancelotti has tried it in pre-season games, but of course not all of them are effective. This formation approach can also make Ancelotti have no difficulty in strategizing, of course that's because he has a lot of midfielder stock instead of a striker.

I wouldn't say Barcelona are one of the favorites in the Champions League, but I think Xavi has built his squad with a good mentality and is ready to compete with any team. Indeed, they do not have expensive squad depth compared to several other Premier League teams, but Barcelona's performance and play can be expected to be a threat to anyone.

Xavi failed to guide Barcelona through to the last 16 last season, so that will really motivate him to do his best next season. The most realistic target for Barcelona is to qualify for the round of 16, but for the higher stages it depends on the form of the team and who they are up against.