I agree that it's always difficult to predict how a team will perform before the start of the league, but considering Napoli are a team that has good squad depth then maybe their form won't change too much. We can expect Napoli to have the same form as last season, but it is always possible to get it changed for various reasons. One of the most obvious reasons is, they are no longer working with Luciano Spalletti.

PSG will definitely try to keep Kylian Mbppe in their squad, but on the other hand Kylian Mbappe can force PSG to let him go because they don't want to extend his contract again. There is no doubt about Mbappe's quality, it has been recognized by the world so far but PSG don't have many options to make Mbappe stay with them longer considering Mbappe only has 1 year left on his contract.

Mbappe is important for PSG, because of his quality and ability as a striker. But in any case, PSG will have to part ways with the striker if there is no agreement between the two. Kylian Mbappe is wanted by top teams, it's because of his quality.

Of course PSG don't want to lose Mbappe without profiting from his sale. I think it would still be good to lower the price instead of letting him go for nothing, but many teams are monitoring the player's situation so far. I believe PSG will eventually lower their prices when neither team really wants to pay the amount they are asking, that is a consequence that will probably be considered.

Luis Enrique has the desire to keep Mbappe in his squad, but he has no more power than to make his wish known. Kylian Mbappe will decide his future at the end of next season, but he also has the possibility of staying at PSG if something is reached in a new deal.

I agree, both teams have the same style of play where both focus on ball possession with short and accurate passes.
Of course this will make it easier for Ilkay Gundogan to adapt to the game, but it might be hampered if he doesn't get good support from other players. But I'm sure Ilkay Gundogan won't have too many difficulties during his adaptation at Barcelona, ​​that's because of his professionalism and high experience as a top player.

Whether Manchester City has plans to keep Ilkay Gundogan or not before his contract expires last season, Ilkay Gundogan also has a desire to play in La Liga with Barcelona.

If the player you are referring to is Ilkay Gundogan, then you have made a big mistake. Ilkay Gundogan has become an official Barcelona player, it was announced some time ago since Barcelona managed to sign him for free. I agree that Ilkay Gundogan has contributed greatly to Manchester City's title success over the last few seasons, but unfortunately Manchester City did not manage to extend his contract so Barcelona stepped forward as the next port of Ilkay's career.

All players will leave at some time, regardless of whether they retire or move to another team. Bernardo Silva and Mahrez are likely to move in the near future, but I think Silva will still be around for the next 1-2 seasons.

Of course Manchester City will find replacements for the players who have left, but this will only be done in a phased manner. So far Manchester City have been very good in terms of player transfers, that is part of the reason why they have players with good quality.

Even if bitcoin has become a globally adopted currency, trading and investing will still be a profitable option for traders and investors. Its price volatility is the reason why investors and traders trade bitcoin, but when the value becomes more stable the trading volume may be lower.

I don't see anything wrong about the usefulness of bitcoin as an investment asset or a traded asset. It is something that is as much possible to do just as one would trade any other currency.

I don't think Real Madrid is any better than Barcelona after Benzema went to the Arab Pro League. Real Madrid do not have a suitable striker next season as Asensio has also gone to Ligue 1 and joined PSG. No real striker has signed for Real Madrid to replace their best striker, but they have had a good midfielder since signing Jude Bellingham.

If you compare Real Madrid vs Barcelona, ​​then I think Barcelona are still quite ready to win the La Liga title next season. They lost Busquets and Jordi Alba, but Barcelona still have a suitable replacement for the two senior players next season. La Liga is even more exciting when both teams have great strikers, but I think it's difficult for Real Madrid players to stop Lewandowski from top scorer without Benzema.

Pep Guardiola once stated that he is not 100% happy to stay with Manchester City if some of the team's policies will cost him as a coach. Rumors of his departure echo last season when Manchester City were stumped over financial problems, but they have died down and have not surfaced until now.

I think Pep Guardiola will still try some new challenges in different leagues including in Serie A or maybe in Ligue 1. But so far the Premier League is one of the most competitive competitions apart from La Liga and the Bundesliga,  so I think Pep Guardiola will stay for the next few seasons.

Everyone already knows about how great Pep Guardiola turned Manchester City into the most dominant team in the Premier League. Manchester City have won a lot of titles since Pep Guardiola took charge of them, so that will no longer be in doubt.

Each time it will be difficult for every coach given the changes and improvements in each team, so there is no guarantee that Manchester City will be able to defend their title even though they have a great chance to repeat it again next season. Manchester City are the favourites, but another team will be looking to go top of the table and stop him.

I don't think Pep Guardiola is too worried about some players leaving the team for one reason or another. It's natural for a team that Pep Guardiola will have a plan to build up his squad on a regular basis from one season to another. I'm not too worried about that, of course because I think Pep Guardiola is a coach who can build his squad well as he has done in the last few seasons.

Pep Guardiola will always find support financially from the owners of Manchester City if it is his aim to build a squad. Manchester City has become the most frightening team in Europe, it's because of the quality of the players and the strategy of the coach.

Of course PSG has good financial clout to make signing a player seem easy. But everything is not as easy as we think, that's because PSG is also overshadowed by the FFP rules that apply to all teams in Europe. They certainly have money, but if their income and expenses are not in balance then surely something else will work against them. Harry Kane and Dusan Vlahovic are certainly good for PSG uniforms, but PSG are unlikely to be able to sign both of them in one season.

PSG's main focus right now is the future of Kylian Mbappe, not just their new striker. Luis Enrique has a plan in building his squad, so PSG's transfer policy will also benefit from it. I tend to think Enrique will focus on improving the quality of midfielders and defenders rather than forwards, that is an important part of his game plan next season.

I realize that too, only I don't say it as often as you do. There are other targets that the Arabs want to achieve besides business and improving the quality of their league, but something like promoting themselves as the home team for a future World Cup may also be on their list of plans.

I don't really follow much of the Arab Pro League other than the fact that many of Europe's top players have joined. The Arab Pro League may be getting competitive, but that development isn't going to be big in short term. Long-term projects are much more likely to be prioritized, but they do take a lot of money, planning and investment.

Nobody knows which team will win the title next season, but I think Manchester City has a high probability of repeating it. Another team like Newcastle will certainly surprise, but I believe their probability of winning the Premier League title is no better than Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool.

So far all teams have tried to build the quality of their team by bringing in several new players to prepare for next season's competition. Chelsea and Arsenal appear to be spending a lot of money on players, while Manchester United, Liverpool, Newcastle and Manchester City appear to have only made some patches in some of the weaker positions last season.

Regardless of the underlying reasons for these top players joining the Arab Pro League, I'm just sure it will make the Arab Pro League better in quality. I also agree that the Arab Pro League will not be better than other leagues in Europe, but at least the Arab Pro League will get more value and attention from football lovers.

If the transfer activity of several Arab Pro League teams is viewed from a business perspective, then of course it will benefit them in many ways. This team will get more attention, they will also get more supporters and it is likely that ticket sales for each of their matches will increase. The impact on the business side will be very positive regardless of what observers say.

I don't agree with your assumptions, I think Arsenal and Manchester United had good performances last season, but they can't compete with teams who have a high level of consistency like Manchester City. Arsenal failed to maintain consistency due to the pressure exerted by Manchester City, but that's only normal because Manchester City is the better team.

Next season will be different mainly because these teams have built more quality from squad depth, but I think Manchester City are big favorites to secure the title. Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle have all the chances to end Manchester City's dominance, but the chances won't be any bigger than what Manchester City have so far.

Bitcoin will be $120k next year I think that prediction is too easy to say considering bitcoin fundamentals will actually have a positive impact on its price. We have a halving next year, obviously that will push the price even higher. In fact I'm confident enough to say bitcoin will be $150k in the next 2 years, that's also because of its strong fundamentals.

Sometimes what influencers say doesn't convince me, but if they make a halving benchmark in their analysis then I can trust them. Even if $120k is not reached within 5 - 10 months after the halving, then I believe bitcoin price will hit a new ATH in 2024 or 2025.

Menurut saya itu tergantung pada topiknya. Jika agan memiliki pengetahuan serta mampu dan memahami topiknya, maka dengan menjawab pertanyaan itu tentu telah membantu mereka menemukan jawaban yang tepat. Tapi tidak ada yang salah untuk mengajukan pertanyaan jika pada dasarnya agan tidak memahami topiknya.

Mungkin tidak, tapi bisa jadi mungkin.

Bitcoin is an asset that allows its holders to earn huge returns due to the very high market demand. Its price volatility allows you to make multiple profits instead of using it as a means of payment. Of course it's fine if you don't make bitcoins as an investment asset, but you may miss the opportunity to get a return from its price volatility.

Bitcoin is traded around the clock and it would definitely be a great value added asset to have. While some users consider it digital gold, it's because of how the market works just like any other investment asset.

I completely agree with that and not every request to add a new board has to be approved by an admin. We've had a few requests about new boards in the past year (I was too lazy to find the thread), but the admin didn't grant those requests considering it's still possible to discuss on altcoin boards or other general board.

I don't know how many new board have been added in the last year, but I still remember Nigeria was one of the newest for local board and also the addition and adjustment of sub boards for Indonesian local board.

We all know that PSG may never be happy with Mbappe's current situation which basically leaves only 1 year on his contract. Kylian Mbappe must be sold before his contract expires, but if PSG don't sell him then the consequence is that they will lose Mbappe without getting any money.

Luis Enrique will obviously carry a lot of weight in his 2-year contract as PSG coach starting next season. Enrique will still demand PSG sign some players instead of continuing to try to keep hold of Mbappe, but he will certainly be happy with the process. There has been some news about players being linked with PSG, but none of that seems too clear apart from the few players they have already signed.