The competition will keep revolving around the two biggest team in the league which is Barcelona and Real Madrid but until other teams are upgraded financially for them to afford the number of players in these teams you can't see them dominating the league like the two big teams. Atletico Madrid should have been in their level but once they have big players after one season you see them putting the players up for sell and it's either Barcelona or Real Madrid that will buy the players from them.
The league is gradually becoming boring to watch just that they have good players that still attract fans to keep watching their games it not they would have become forgotten because before the start of the season fans have predicted the winner of the league to be Real Madrid or Barcelona.
of course the competitions are always the most important ones, the ones that are economically important, they are always the champions league and they are the ones where the teams are the most felt, it is right that there are direct investments there, the teams must aim to do that, invest and make these teams great. |
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If it was not because of the red card that Switzerland received, I don't think Argentina was going to eliminate Switzerland yesterday. It would likely have been Argentina that got eliminated.In the first half, Embolo received a red card. Before that, Switzerland was in control of the match. It was only after Embolo was sent off that Argentina had the chance to take control of the game and eventually won in extra time.Embolo was really very foolish to receive that red card. If people blame him, I will never go against it because what he did was very wrong. I just can't imagine how someone playing in a World Cup, especially at the quarter-final stage, could make such a poor decision.Many people don't want Argentina to win the World Cup again because they believe FIFA has been on Argentina's side since the beginning of the tournament and has been giving them favorable decisions
yes, i also think that this is the best result, clearly this is what everyone wanted, researching the thing is necessary, they found the opportunity to send him out and exploited it, this is necessary, many players don't realize that their mistakes have an impact and so it happened. |
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If I'm not mistaken, a few days ago I heard from a friend that Amorim is making major changes to the midfield. My first reaction was a bad feeling that he might be trying to fix something he doesn't fully understand yet. If that's the case, it's definitely a red flag for Amorim. If he fails in his first season, there's a good chance he won't be given much time, especially since there were already doubts about him from the very beginning.
Amorim will certainly make some huge changes, that's for sure, certainly the center of the pitch was the piece of the team that needed to be changed and necessarily quickly, and in fact they have done so, i believe in the removal and replacement of some players who are not able to manage these players. |
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The Champions League season has just begun, and the big teams haven't played yet. So, what we can say is based solely on the assumption that teams like Real Madrid, Barcelona, PSG, Munich, or Arsenal are among the strongest contenders for the title.
So, right now, we can only guess which teams will eventually become the favorites based on their strengths. But I have a feeling this season will be different because the big teams have already started strengthening their squads with significant signings.
Real Madrid in particular, who have brought in several legendary players and coaches. We still don't know how Real Madrid will perform under Mourinho and their new players, but I think they will be a pretty good team this season.
the champions league is always very eagerly awaited by all of us who follow this sport, it makes me really excited that it will all start again in a little while, i believe that this year there will be a great return from real madrid who want at all costs to take the lead again as the best team of the tournament. |
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I believe he's going to succeed in Chelsea and his going to make Chelsea great again, his a very wonderful coach and the only reason why he did not succeed in Real Madrid was because the Real Madrid players refused to work with him because of some personal issues they were having with the coach and they were seeing him like a small manager they can't respect, but I believe it will not be like that in Chelsea everyone is going to respect him and his going to have total control of the team, his going to achieve greetings things with Chelsea, Chelsea should also be patient with him.
Chelsea must believe in them more, they have an excellent team and with a coach who has a lot to prove, also because as you rightly say, the players put a spoke in his wheels and didn't allow him to express himself at his best, i think this has certainly influenced this, and that Chelsea can really amaze. |
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Im starting to hate this "left wing" movement into football, im talking about all the people who look into all like is rigged and all is favoring the favorites or the bigger teams when nothing of that is real true, i mean for example in the last Argentina Egypt game, they are trying to boycot and make a shit image of the world cup talking about it was rigged for Messi and Argentina, and everysingle play whne you review it you see it was the right call from the referees, you can dont like it but they aply the rules correctly. Argentina and Egypt are two very strong teams, but i don't understand what pushed Egypt to give up like this, because in the end they let it go, this is what happened, the world cup is clearly compromised, when there are matches against Argentina, i don't think we can expect a fair match. |
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PSG should have no problems on winning the Ligue 1 another time next season. Unless Filipe Luis does wonders...  He is an attention getting manager in the very first years of his manager career! His achievements with Flamengo were really impressive. This is his first time in Europe in his job. If he is a manager who likes to work with young and talented names then he can do quite well at Monaco I think. It's obvious that Paris Saint-Germain, the French League, will win again, there are no other teams as good as Paris Saint-Germain, this is something so obvious, so obvious, that even the walls know it. More than anything, will Paris Saint-Germain be able to win the Champions League again, as its fans promise? |
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Nothing is impossible, and Bayern also can't really hold Olise back if Olise really wants to leave. So, I think the efforts made by Real Madrid are very appropriate, and even to get a quality player like Olise, a team has to make a big effort, so it's only natural for Real Madrid's management to do that.
And also, we have to remember that Real Madrid is one of the best teams in Europe, so almost every player would want to play for one of the best teams in Europe.
We must understand that everyone is useful, but no one is indispensable, so never mind, minus one player, they take another. In any case, Bayern dominates in their own league, so selling him to another team outside the league isn't that much of a problem. |
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I remember the intense rivalry between Napoli and Juventus that lasted for about eight years. Back then, Juventus used to sign top players for next to nothing, and they were always big names. Just think of Pogba, Pirlo, Higuaín, and Vidal... that team was incredibly difficult to stop.Now it's a completely different story. Juventus have been struggling for years, and it seems to me that it will be a long time before they return to their former glory.
It has had a meltdown since it ended up in Serie B due to all the disgust made by Moggi and friends. I would say that since we were no longer able to buy referees it was obvious that it would end like this, the era of Juventus stealing with full hands is over forever. Now, unable to steal, he sinks. But there was a period if I remember correctly that a player was sent from Napoli to Juventus. Obviously if I remember correctly this is how it went for Maradona. I wasn't there so I could be wrong, some football history buffs surely know better than me. |
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We can only attribute this defeat to luck. Because if Bayern Munich had been a little luckier, they could have eliminated Paris Saint-Germain. Both teams were favorites for the cup, and Paris Saint-Germain was slightly luckier. There were nine goals in the match in France, and both teams showed everyone how good they were. Bayern Munich absolutely had to win in Germany, but despite creating many chances, they couldn't break through Paris Saint-Germain's strong defense. I think they can be better this year.
But luck is part of the game, because sometimes hitting a post in a crossbar is a matter of luck and can totally change the game. Unfortunately, the fact that it exists must be taken into account. All teams rely on luck or bad luck. |
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What you said is absolutely true. When we mention Madrid, what comes to mind is the most successful team especially in the UCL, and they're even considered the "kings of the Champions League." So, when a club experiences a decline for two seasons, it's certainly a major problem. Perhaps one season is forgivable but if it lasts two seasons it puts pressure on everyone including the president.
This is also why, during the recent Madrid presidential election, a rival emerged and challenged Perez to run for president, even though Perez ultimately won the presidency. I mean, the turmoil of a club with no titles for two seasons for a team as big as Madrid is certainly problematic. This is also what prompted Perez to undertake a major reform by recruiting Mourinho. So far, four new players have been recruited and there are still potential new players coming. So, it can be concluded that with the changes Madrid is currently making their goal is simply to get back on track becoming a team that every opponent fears.
Really certainly won many cups in the Champions League, a very long history together with Milan in Italy, but times have changed and having a history behind it is not enough to be able to do well. They have to roll up their sleeves a little bit like Milan have to do. |
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Juventus has a history full of successes. Reaching those old levels of success requires serious effort. Their current level is far below that of the past. In his prime era, Cristiano Ronaldo moved from Real Madrid to Juventus. I think that transfer summarizes the quality of Juventus at that time. Considering their current situation, I'm quite surprised. Juventus needs to recover as soon as possible.
A few years ago? i haven't seen Juventus in that form for quite some time, their golden days seem to have disappeared into the abyss of management indifference. Very sad to see a team of this caliber drop so steeply, yet the players are eager for redemption, they try but with poor results. Will they do anything next season? You don't need press releases and declaring who knows what, you need facts you need commitment. You talk about the golden age with Del Piero, Nedved, Pirlo, Buffon, you're making names that are stars in the history of football in general, now who could we name? |
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He has actually done the best by making that crucial decision for the team. one of the things you will notice in the club last season was that they were not defending well, the defense was poor and for him to strengthen that defence will really boost the team. But to put this to work, he needs to get each member of the team to work together as one, the issue of misunderstanding among players should be dealt with especially some players with big names, that want to just outshine the team, Mourinho should try to make everyone knows his role and perform in that role. Also players must learn to obey the team management decisions especially the manager if they want to be consistent and compete for major trophies this coming season. Lastly, Mourinho is a coach I personally believe can do all of these things and even more for the team. I am rest assured that the team is on safe hands.
So many critics, fans and sympathisers have high expectations of Mourinho's work, so he just needs to be given time to set up the team as he thinks it performs best. In reality, Real Madrid doesn't need much of a change in players or strategy, but just a change in coordination, mentality, and collaboration between players and coach is enough. They already have everything they need in my opinion. He's strengthening the left defence it's true because strategically speaking it's his only weak link, otherwise it's still a great team to reevaluate. |
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Criticism will definitely come because of poor performance or achievements. What can be done is to do better with the new opportunities that come. We can't judge them as bad before the competition starts. But we know that everyone might relate it to past situations.
He has earned the trust of a new team and he has to show his abilities. That's the only thing that will answer public criticism and doubts.
Critics do criticize, but they rarely give compliments, especially if you make a mistake it seems like they're taking the problem everywhere. The best answer? The facts, proving that what they write and say is just smoke. It will certainly take time for Manchester City to get on track, but i believe and hope for them that it will be less than 10 games, time to understand each other and all go in the same direction together. Judging them even before the competition is really unfair. |
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Bayer Monaco has few rivals in the league, but in the Champions League they will still have to compete against great teams of the same level, i am not saying superior because Bayer has an important squad of players and isn't afraid of anything.
So they only have to bet on winning the Champions because is the toughest competition for them to face.
Saibari is a targeted choice, they don't spend huge amounts on just one player it's true, but if they see the potential they do it without major problems. They don't have liquidity problems, they are thrifty and not overhand, perhaps it's a good market tactic, let's remember that they are always German and they know how to manage money well. They have the goal of winning the Champions League, but i know it requires, in addition to the usual commitment, an extra push, a more responsive team considering the opponents they will have to face. Let's remember that Paris Saint-Germain is always hungry for UCL, with Arsenal wanting to win it at all costs. |
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There are many clubs that invest a lot of money and are at the same level of investment as PSG, and yet they still can't win their leagues. In my opinion, PSG is lucky that other Ligue 1 clubs aren't interested in investing heavily to win the title. If PSG were in the Premier League or La Liga, they wouldn't be champions consistently for many years; they would probably win occasionally. They are very fortunate to be in Ligue 1 and only need to focus on the European Champions League.
For me, the secret is having at least two or three world-class stars, and if you have the right coach, he'll help you see things as they are, and you'll succeed in whatever the club sets out to do. But I'd say that with two or three stars, you can create a great team because those stars know and see many things that many others don't. So, in light of this, that's the perfect combination for me. PSG is already a completely established team. In the Premiere League, which team would you compare Paris Saint-Germain to? i see it as a Manchester City, in La Liga i see it as a Villareal or Atletico Bilbao. In the Champions League they hit hard, in Ligue 1 they are undisputed champions, they have no teams capable of competing, a bit like Bayer Monaco in the Bundesliga, last season was really very boring. . |
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The result will be determined by the performance of the team on the field. Both teams tried to avoid mistakes but Spain did not give Portugal any chance, on the contrary, their attack was much stronger. Portugal was breathless towards the end of the game and the Spanish youngsters took advantage of that opportunity. That is why in the end, although the goals were few in this game, Spain won and Portugal lost. It will be really painful for Cristiano Ronaldo. We saw the departure of a legendary player and this time he deserves respect, and criticism based on his performance on the field is also natural. This is really his last World Cup and the football world saw the end of a historical chapter. He can be made fun of, but his contribution is difficult to deny. Painful or not unfortunately that's the way football is, Spain played much better they deserved to win. A player who has really given so much in the world of football deserves respect, it's sad to see his last World Cup end like this, but Portugal certainly couldn't have been expected in the final, right? Considering the way i played, i didn't have a positive vision for Portugal, just because Ronaldo is in the team doesn't mean a sure win. |
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Financial balance and the manager vision are the main keys to a club's dominance in a competition, the right tactics have been proven to take a club beyond just investing in quality players. PSG has transformed into a respected team in Europe since Luis Enrique took over as coach, and he has also proven his capacity as a great coach after leading PSG to win the Champions League trophy. The management made the right decision in appointing him as coach because his presence proved to be the perfect catalyst in building a strong and collective team game plan. The right investment for a club to make is in a coach who can maximize the potential of ordinary players to become an unmatched force in Europe. Previously, Man City had done it first when they brought in Guardiola, now the same thing has been done by PSG.
Money makes it easy to manage the market and purchase useful players, but what really matters in a team is the right vision and everyone's collaboration. After all, football is a team game, and every role, if filled by people who want to achieve results, truly achieves them with commitment. The Paris Saint-Germain has a great guide and has shown once again that commitment and tenacity always pay off, with money you can't buy certain things. |
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Simeone is still against selling Alvarez. If Barcelona cannot sign him, he has Harry Kane as his second choice.
Does Bayern Munich really want to sell Harry Kane like that? I don?t think so. Harry Kane?s role at Bayern Munich is even more crucial than Alvarez?s. If even Atlético Madrid is fighting so hard to keep Alvarez, then Bayern Munich certainly won?t sell Harry Kane either. The question is, if Barcelona can?t sign either of these players, then who is the top-tier striker they can recruit? Especially since Barcelona desperately needs a replacement for Lewandowski. I believe he is against this operation, who would be? no one in their right mind would sell this player, especially to Barcelona. The classic example of how sometimes people hammer themselves on the testicles for no reason, I'll explain to the testicles later. |
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Since they kept their squad and coach, it's not impossible that they could finish in one of the top 4 positions again. Of course, they'll need to work even harder if Milan or Juventus really get stronger.
It's not impossible for them to get back into the Champions League zone, but it could be more difficult because honestly i can say that they were a bit lucky to be able to finish the season in 4th place because Milan and Juventus are both in their less than optimal performance.. so if COMO wants to get a Champions League spot again, they need to be far more consistent throughout the season and hope that the other teams continue to underperform so they can get that position. but my feeling says that they will finish in the Europa League zone this season. The problem i see for Como is that they will now have two fronts, Serie A which is very demanding and then the Champions League, which is also very demanding. In my opinion it becomes really hard to follow both with good results unless you buy good players to make a second team. |
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