⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Avirunes]

I don't see on earth,why Manchester city will want to lose Bernardo Silva, especially now that Gundogan has left the club to another club, Bernando Silva is currently one of the best midfielders in the world,and I know thats why Barca will want him to play alongside Gundogan who they just signed from this same Manchester city.Barcelona knows how good the pair can be together,and considering the fact that they will be wanting to fight for the Champions league trophy next season,they really need quality players who can transform a club into tittle contenders.We will all wait to see if Manchester city will allow Bernando Silva to move to Barcelona or they will keep him at the club for next season.

There are reports of Kyle Walker set to leave, Silva is another name which was being reported as in list of some clubs as transfer targets. Over the years, City have bought and developed lot of players. Now that some players wants to leave, I think City do have a talk with them but if they are adamant then City also allow their requests. With Gundo, they did want to continue and had given an year contract extension but Gundogan wanted a different challenge and made a move to Barca. I feel the reason why don't get overboard with trying to stop players from leaving is that somehow they feel that even if the players leave, they will find a good alternative in the market. With Silva, it will also be the same if he leaves.

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I don't see on earth,why Manchester city will want to lose Bernardo Silva, especially now that Gundogan has left the club to another club, Bernando Silva is currently one of the best midfielders in the world,and I know thats why Barca will want him to play alongside Gundogan who they just signed from this same Manchester city.Barcelona knows how good the pair can be together,and considering the fact that they will be wanting to fight for the Champions league trophy next season,they really need quality players who can transform a club into tittle contenders.We will all wait to see if Manchester city will allow Bernando Silva to move to Barcelona or they will keep him at the club for next season.

There are reports of Kyle Walker set to leave, Silva is another name which was being reported as in list of some clubs as transfer targets. Over the years, City have bought and developed lot of players. Now that some players wants to leave, I think City do have a talk with them but if they are adamant then City also allow their requests. With Gundo, they did want to continue and had given an year contract extension but Gundogan wanted a different challenge and made a move to Barca. I feel the reason why don't get overboard with trying to stop players from leaving is that somehow they feel that even if the players leave, they will find a good alternative in the market. With Silva, it will also be the same if he leaves.

I don't understand why Manchester City didn't retain their champion roster. I think they are making mistakes. It would be a great loss for the team if they send Silva. City is a big club, yes I accept that and they have the financial means to get the player they want, but they already have a champion squad and why are they risking it? I hope they don't make mistakes. A club like City may regret letting their big players go.

From these transfer rumors, I understand that City management did not do enough to retain the players. They offered Gundogan 1 year. This contract was too short for Gündoğan and he lost his commitment to the team. I think City could lose more players if they don't pay attention to the contract clauses.

[Jackl87]

Barcelona might offer Frenkie de Jong in a swap deal with Bernardo Silva. Technically they have nearly the same amount of market values so this must be the reason why Barcelona want to try their luck in this. However these players don't even play exactly in the same position. Frenkie de Jong is more like a central midfielder and he helps defense mostly as well.

But on the other hand Bernardo Silva is more like an attacking midfielder and he can play as right winger at the same time. I wouldn't expect Manchester City to be okay about losing one of their best attacking players in this way. They would rather expect an only money deal for Silva to think about it. But Barcelona's can't make such signing right now due to financial situations in the La Liga as far as I know.

Reading this post my first thought was that this would be a very bad deal for FC Barcelona if they would do a 1:1 trade with Frenkie De Jong and Bernardo Silva because i thought that Silva is way older than De Jong, but i just checked that now and De Jong is also 26 years old already and only 2 years younger than Silva. So if it makes sense for both clubs and also for the players of course then a 1:1 swap of those two could definitely make sense for everyone.
I don't understand though why a player like Silva that is a very important player would want to leave ManCity, which is the strongest club in the moment, for a club like Barca which is a top 10 club at the moment and not more. Maybe personal reasons because in terms of the sportive value it would definitely be a downgrade for him.

[Ayers]

I am hearing that it is going to be a £100 million transfer with a chance of £5 million add ons. But it is certain that he is definitely going to Arsenal. And definitely a good signing. This was certainly a very expensive transfer. Arsenal will have to make sure that they can get the most out of him. Arsenal cannot end the next season without any achievements. They will have to perform better, especially towards the end of the season. I also agree that Mikel Arteta has more money in his hands now. So it will be a good decision to increase the depth of the squad.
Remember when everyone was trolling Cristiano Ronaldo after he said that the Saudi league is improving and has the potential to be a really good one in the whole world? Well, it seems like Cristiano Ronaldo is the one dictating terms. He is the trendsetter.

For Arsenal, the purchase of Rice is a done deal and a great addition to the teams attack where Saka and Gabriel play from. I don't know if Arteta is willing to spend more on getting more players, he should however because last season is enough lesson already.
Messi to Inter Miami is one done deal too and we hope to see how he gets to improve the Beckham's squad preceding next season. Some other great players like Luis Suarez is being sourced too to join the club and give it the boost it needs to succeed.
 Just as Christiano Ronaldo is a player-coach, we would see a time when all these new clubs joined by retiring professional footballers will win grand trophies. Messi is expected to be a player-coach too overtime, with the wealth of experience he has gathered and his ability to influence a teams performance.

Bringing new players and spending more money is not going to ensure anything for Arsenal as long as they do not perform consistently. But I do think that they will need to improve the depth of the squad. Otherwise, if a player is injured, they will have a hard time replacing him. The Declan Rice transfer is obviously great for Arsenal. He’s going to be a very important player for the team.

I actually thought Lionel Messi will go to the Saudi league and probably we will see Cristiano Ronaldo playing against Lionel Messi again. I can definitely say that the Saudi league is improving a lot. If someone asked me six months ago about MLS or the Saudi league I would have said that MLS is better. But now I have to say the Saudi league is improving rapidly and also probably better compared to the MLS. Anyway, Lionel Messi is definitely going to MLS.

[Avirunes]

I don't understand why Manchester City didn't retain their champion roster. I think they are making mistakes. It would be a great loss for the team if they send Silva. City is a big club, yes I accept that and they have the financial means to get the player they want, but they already have a champion squad and why are they risking it? I hope they don't make mistakes. A club like City may regret letting their big players go.

They do try to convince players who wants a change but they don't push much. They always keep the doors open to them and are also respectful towards the decision the player makes in the end. Secondly, I haven't seen City allowing a move and then regretting later on. They have world class coaches, facilities and all so it's a good place where a player can develop and if a player moves out they always try to look for strong alternatives and then develop him to become the next star of the team. It is a cycle and going through it, City doesn't faces much issues.

From these transfer rumors, I understand that City management did not do enough to retain the players. They offered Gundogan 1 year. This contract was too short for Gündoğan and he lost his commitment to the team. I think City could lose more players if they don't pay attention to the contract clauses.

I don't think contract length was the issue here. Most of the times before deciding the tenure lot of discussions is made with the player and his agents to get hold of things and tenure they want in contract extension. Also usually the players who are getting old rather prefers to sign a small term contract extension rather than a long term one. It's rare to find someone who is old and commits his last days to the current club.

[shogun47]

I am hearing that it is going to be a £100 million transfer with a chance of £5 million add ons. But it is certain that he is definitely going to Arsenal. And definitely a good signing. This was certainly a very expensive transfer. Arsenal will have to make sure that they can get the most out of him. Arsenal cannot end the next season without any achievements. They will have to perform better, especially towards the end of the season. I also agree that Mikel Arteta has more money in his hands now. So it will be a good decision to increase the depth of the squad.
Remember when everyone was trolling Cristiano Ronaldo after he said that the Saudi league is improving and has the potential to be a really good one in the whole world? Well, it seems like Cristiano Ronaldo is the one dictating terms. He is the trendsetter.

For Arsenal, the purchase of Rice is a done deal and a great addition to the teams attack where Saka and Gabriel play from. I don't know if Arteta is willing to spend more on getting more players, he should however because last season is enough lesson already.
Messi to Inter Miami is one done deal too and we hope to see how he gets to improve the Beckham's squad preceding next season. Some other great players like Luis Suarez is being sourced too to join the club and give it the boost it needs to succeed.
 Just as Christiano Ronaldo is a player-coach, we would see a time when all these new clubs joined by retiring professional footballers will win grand trophies. Messi is expected to be a player-coach too overtime, with the wealth of experience he has gathered and his ability to influence a teams performance.

Bringing new players and spending more money is not going to ensure anything for Arsenal as long as they do not perform consistently. But I do think that they will need to improve the depth of the squad. Otherwise, if a player is injured, they will have a hard time replacing him. The Declan Rice transfer is obviously great for Arsenal. He’s going to be a very important player for the team.

I actually thought Lionel Messi will go to the Saudi league and probably we will see Cristiano Ronaldo playing against Lionel Messi again. I can definitely say that the Saudi league is improving a lot. If someone asked me six months ago about MLS or the Saudi league I would have said that MLS is better. But now I have to say the Saudi league is improving rapidly and also probably better compared to the MLS. Anyway, Lionel Messi is definitely going to MLS.

What do you mean by the Saudi League is better than the MLS? In terms of all those old players going there for a lot of money when they are actually looking to relax and not play at their highest level anymore? I don't know if there is any competition where US teams meet Saudi teams, but is the SPL really ahead of the MLS or do people believe that only because players who are soon 40 years old go to Saudi Arabia? The SPL could become more competitive in the next few years as they also successfully signed coaches from Europe, but the teams from the SPL are still not anywhere near the level of the European toP teams. Maybe it would be close between the Saudi teams and the MLS, but I would not expect the SPL teams to clearly dominate the MLS teams.

[hyudien]

They do try to convince players who wants a change but they don't push much. They always keep the doors open to them and are also respectful towards the decision the player makes in the end. Secondly, I haven't seen City allowing a move and then regretting later on. They have world class coaches, facilities and all so it's a good place where a player can develop and if a player moves out they always try to look for strong alternatives and then develop him to become the next star of the team. It is a cycle and going through it, City doesn't faces much issues.

This does look a little detrimental to Man City if a great player like Bernando Silva leaves. With his contribution to The Cityzen, no one agrees with this kind of decision. On the other hand, next season Man City will be a little shaky when the foundation that plays an important role in winning the treble Winner one by one only makes the opponent happy with this news. I know that Man City always respects the decisions of their players who want to leave, but right now I prefer to make an offer to stay. Because after all, this season's squad is the ideal squad I've ever seen. Besides having stability with each other, they have shown solidity and compatibility when they are on green grass.

[Bananington]

If someone asked me six months ago about MLS or the Saudi league I would have said that MLS is better. But now I have to say the Saudi league is improving rapidly and also probably better compared to the MLS. Anyway, Lionel Messi is definitely going to MLS.

Just because the SPL are getting more players to come join the league does not make it better already. The competition in the league is not so much and that is one of the purpose why they have invested so much in trying to bring experienced players there after Ronaldo to make it better. The new season has not yet started and we have not yet seen the effect that the new players that have been signed there will bring, so we cannot already say it is better than the MLS that is very competitive. we will need to judge from next season not when the season has not started.

[Sakanwa]

Barcelona might offer Frenkie de Jong in a swap deal with Bernardo Silva. Technically they have nearly the same amount of market values so this must be the reason why Barcelona want to try their luck in this. However these players don't even play exactly in the same position. Frenkie de Jong is more like a central midfielder and he helps defense mostly as well.

But on the other hand Bernardo Silva is more like an attacking midfielder and he can play as right winger at the same time. I wouldn't expect Manchester City to be okay about losing one of their best attacking players in this way. They would rather expect an only money deal for Silva to think about it. But Barcelona's can't make such signing right now due to financial situations in the La Liga as far as I know.

Reading this post my first thought was that this would be a very bad deal for FC Barcelona if they would do a 1:1 trade with Frenkie De Jong and Bernardo Silva because i thought that Silva is way older than De Jong, but i just checked that now and De Jong is also 26 years old already and only 2 years younger than Silva. So if it makes sense for both clubs and also for the players of course then a 1:1 swap of those two could definitely make sense for everyone.
I don't understand though why a player like Silva that is a very important player would want to leave ManCity, which is the strongest club in the moment, for a club like Barca which is a top 10 club at the moment and not more. Maybe personal reasons because in terms of the sportive value it would definitely be a downgrade for him.

I think after winning the trebble with Manchester city,Some of their important and key players are considering leaving,we have seen Gundogan leave even after City offered him contract to stay,but he refused,and we also see Kyle Waker considering leaving as well,and now it's Bernardo,I think  those players  are now feeling like they've achieved all they wished to achieve with City,and so it's time to make a move to another club.I won't be surprise if Pep Guardiola talks about leaving next season,because he has achieved all he wanted to achieve in the premier league with Mancity,and he is seen as the best coach in the world now.Lets see what happens in the coming days concerning the swap deal between De Jong and Bernardo Silva.

[rendravolt]

Barcelona might offer Frenkie de Jong in a swap deal with Bernardo Silva. Technically they have nearly the same amount of market values so this must be the reason why Barcelona want to try their luck in this. However these players don't even play exactly in the same position. Frenkie de Jong is more like a central midfielder and he helps defense mostly as well.

But on the other hand Bernardo Silva is more like an attacking midfielder and he can play as right winger at the same time. I wouldn't expect Manchester City to be okay about losing one of their best attacking players in this way. They would rather expect an only money deal for Silva to think about it. But Barcelona's can't make such signing right now due to financial situations in the La Liga as far as I know.

Wasn't Bernardo Silva previously linked with rumors with a Saudi league team and if this is the latest news, of course this is a good opportunity for Manchester City to get Frenkie De Jong, who is much younger. On the other hand, if this player exchange goes well, of course, their city rivals, namely Manchester United, will be very annoyed with Frenkie De Jong's transfer to Manchester City because we know the Red Devils have been eyeing this player for quite a long time. Even at the beginning of last season, since the leadership of Erik ten Hag, Manchester United still insisted on getting Frenkie De Jong until now.

[Docnaster]

If someone asked me six months ago about MLS or the Saudi league I would have said that MLS is better. But now I have to say the Saudi league is improving rapidly and also probably better compared to the MLS. Anyway, Lionel Messi is definitely going to MLS.

Just because the SPL are getting more players to come join the league does not make it better already. The competition in the league is not so much and that is one of the purpose why they have invested so much in trying to bring experienced players there after Ronaldo to make it better. The new season has not yet started and we have not yet seen the effect that the new players that have been signed there will bring, so we cannot already say it is better than the MLS that is very competitive. we will need to judge from next season not when the season has not started.

As it stands, other than the major European leagues which since the existence of club football has been the most popular in the world, no other league outside Europe is more popular among football fans all the globe like the Saudi Professional League.
The huge financial investments by the club's in the league in buying high profile European based players over the past 12 months has made them surpass the MLS and any other non European league that's globally known and that is not gonna stop anytime soon going by their continuous efforts to bring more European based players to the Asian based league

[Minecache]

Netherlands midfielder Frenkie de Jong, 26, could be offered to Manchester City as part of a swap deal that would involve Portugal's Bernardo Silva, 28, going to Barcelona. An interesting offer that would certainly suit Barcelona, which has no money to bring in new players. Will Manchester City accept the offer?

Bayern Munich executive Uli Hoeness believes that Tottenham Hotspur and England striker Harry Kane, 29, will move to Germany this summer. It seems to me that Hoeness is too optimistic because if PSG gets involved in this deal, the story is over for Bayern.

I personally don’t think that Manchester City is going to accept that offer. I believe Manchester City is actually going to want some money for Bernardo Silva, even if they do except Frankie de Jong. If they do not ask for any money, it is going to be incredible for Barcelona. But I believe it is actually really naive to think that they are not going to ask for any money.

I know that PSG is a big player when it comes to getting players from the transfer market. But I believe it will be a better deal for Harry Kane to go to Bayern Munich instead of PSG. I certainly do not think that it is over if PSG joins the chase. But it will certainly be a problem for Bayern Munich.

[snipie]

If someone asked me six months ago about MLS or the Saudi league I would have said that MLS is better. But now I have to say the Saudi league is improving rapidly and also probably better compared to the MLS. Anyway, Lionel Messi is definitely going to MLS.

Just because the SPL are getting more players to come join the league does not make it better already. The competition in the league is not so much and that is one of the purpose why they have invested so much in trying to bring experienced players there after Ronaldo to make it better. The new season has not yet started and we have not yet seen the effect that the new players that have been signed there will bring, so we cannot already say it is better than the MLS that is very competitive. we will need to judge from next season not when the season has not started.

Both Saudi league and MLS are based on few excellent teams and the others are close to medium. SPL have like 5 teams with a huge budget recruiting foreign players mainly European to be able to compete in their domestic league but also internationally. MLS isn't far from them. Both leagues are interesting since they have big names in them, the difference is MLS is quite known comparing to Saudi Arabia league which is relatively newly popped from scratch.

[Ayers]

What do you mean by the Saudi League is better than the MLS? In terms of all those old players going there for a lot of money when they are actually looking to relax and not play at their highest level anymore? I don't know if there is any competition where US teams meet Saudi teams, but is the SPL really ahead of the MLS or do people believe that only because players who are soon 40 years old go to Saudi Arabia? The SPL could become more competitive in the next few years as they also successfully signed coaches from Europe, but the teams from the SPL are still not anywhere near the level of the European toP teams. Maybe it would be close between the Saudi teams and the MLS, but I would not expect the SPL teams to clearly dominate the MLS teams.

Well, I actually wanted to say that the future of Saudi League does seem like a little better compared to MLS. Especially with all the players who are basically superstars going to the Saudi league, the league is going to have good popularity. I know that right now only older players who are trying to get a really good contract are going to the Saudi league. But I believe as the league is going to grow in popularity, they will be able to bring in young and better players. Eventually, I think the league is going to get more competitive and will become more relevant.

[Fesatmas]

Barcelona might offer Frenkie de Jong in a swap deal with Bernardo Silva. Technically they have nearly the same amount of market values so this must be the reason why Barcelona want to try their luck in this. However these players don't even play exactly in the same position. Frenkie de Jong is more like a central midfielder and he helps defense mostly as well.

But on the other hand Bernardo Silva is more like an attacking midfielder and he can play as right winger at the same time. I wouldn't expect Manchester City to be okay about losing one of their best attacking players in this way. They would rather expect an only money deal for Silva to think about it. But Barcelona's can't make such signing right now due to financial situations in the La Liga as far as I know.

Reading this post my first thought was that this would be a very bad deal for FC Barcelona if they would do a 1:1 trade with Frenkie De Jong and Bernardo Silva because i thought that Silva is way older than De Jong, but i just checked that now and De Jong is also 26 years old already and only 2 years younger than Silva. So if it makes sense for both clubs and also for the players of course then a 1:1 swap of those two could definitely make sense for everyone.
I don't understand though why a player like Silva that is a very important player would want to leave ManCity, which is the strongest club in the moment, for a club like Barca which is a top 10 club at the moment and not more. Maybe personal reasons because in terms of the sportive value it would definitely be a downgrade for him.

I think after winning the trebble with Manchester city,Some of their important and key players are considering leaving,we have seen Gundogan leave even after City offered him contract to stay,but he refused,and we also see Kyle Waker considering leaving as well,and now it's Bernardo,I think  those players  are now feeling like they've achieved all they wished to achieve with City,and so it's time to make a move to another club.I won't be surprise if Pep Guardiola talks about leaving next season,because he has achieved all he wanted to achieve in the premier league with Mancity,and he is seen as the best coach in the world now.Lets see what happens in the coming days concerning the swap deal between De Jong and Bernardo Silva.

Seeing this situation, I am a little doubtful about the performance that will be displayed by Manchester City, because with the achievements they have achieved, several key players have now decided to leave and not extend their contracts. It is clear that if Guardiola cannot get a suitable replacement, this will indirectly affect his performance in competition with other elite clubs in the Premier League next season. With the departure of several key players, I think Guariola will have a bit of difficulty from a strategic point of view because however the players that will be brought in as replacement candidates will not fully live up to expectations and besides they will need time to adapt. The achievements that have been achieved by Manchester City seem to be one of the reasons for the departure of several players. I hope that next season Manchester City will still be able to show the game to the fullest.

[youdacapt]

Ziyech is just an overrated player, he has not contribute anything to Chelsea for 3 years. While Mahrez, he need to prepare to leave Manchester City since he will not able to compete against young generation since playing in right winger need a good speed.

Football is a funny world; It is true that Ziyech underperformed throughout his spells at Chelsea and it remains to be seen what happened to the great former Ajax winger who had Europe in his palms. Did he struggle at Chelsea due to the system? or its a personal issue ? With his move to Saudi failing; what do you think is Ziyech next move; remain in Chelsea or get a move away ?

[bering]

Barcelona might offer Frenkie de Jong in a swap deal with Bernardo Silva. Technically they have nearly the same amount of market values so this must be the reason why Barcelona want to try their luck in this. However these players don't even play exactly in the same position. Frenkie de Jong is more like a central midfielder and he helps defense mostly as well.

But on the other hand Bernardo Silva is more like an attacking midfielder and he can play as right winger at the same time. I wouldn't expect Manchester City to be okay about losing one of their best attacking players in this way. They would rather expect an only money deal for Silva to think about it. But Barcelona's can't make such signing right now due to financial situations in the La Liga as far as I know.

Reading this post my first thought was that this would be a very bad deal for FC Barcelona if they would do a 1:1 trade with Frenkie De Jong and Bernardo Silva because i thought that Silva is way older than De Jong, but i just checked that now and De Jong is also 26 years old already and only 2 years younger than Silva. So if it makes sense for both clubs and also for the players of course then a 1:1 swap of those two could definitely make sense for everyone.
I don't understand though why a player like Silva that is a very important player would want to leave ManCity, which is the strongest club in the moment, for a club like Barca which is a top 10 club at the moment and not more. Maybe personal reasons because in terms of the sportive value it would definitely be a downgrade for him.

Silva recently has refuse contract extension which given by Manchester City so it's clearly he want to leave this team and Guardiola was never hold those who want to leave Manchester City so the players themself will decide their future but for Silva he didn't tell his main reasons why he want to left Manchester City but it say he has several choice regarding new clubs that PSG, Arabian clubs and Barcelona

But Silva has decide moved to Barcelona because he really interested want to working with Xavi and actually Manchester City is really required new midfielders and losing Silva will have any affect for their performance because during 6 years defend Manchester City Silva always be performing well and indeed i personally still doubt about De Jong quality whether he will be equal to Silva or not because during with Barcelona De Jong was unable to displayed impressive performance

[Dickiy]

I personally don’t think that Manchester City is going to accept that offer. I believe Manchester City is actually going to want some money for Bernardo Silva, even if they do except Frankie de Jong. If they do not ask for any money, it is going to be incredible for Barcelona. But I believe it is actually really naive to think that they are not going to ask for any money.

That's right, I agree with you that it won't be that easy for Barcelona to get Bernardo Silva. Even though the various exchange options are quite interesting, I think it will not be enough to convince Guardiola to let go of his flagship player. For more than a year Bernardo Silva has been on the Barcelona manager's wanted list, but I heard that Guardiola has repeatedly stated that he will not let him go even though Bernardo Silva is very interested in new pastures. Manchester City will not let their key players go with any clauses because Guardiola really needs them for competition next season.

I know that PSG is a big player when it comes to getting players from the transfer market. But I believe it will be a better deal for Harry Kane to go to Bayern Munich instead of PSG. I certainly do not think that it is over if PSG joins the chase. But it will certainly be a problem for Bayern Munich.

Recently I heard that Kane has made the decision that he will leave Tottenham, it seems he has realized that as long as he stays with Tottenham he can't get anything, not even a chance to get a trophy. Bayern Munich have been one of the clubs keenly interested in his services, previously Tuchel had made an offer to Tottenham for Kane but unfortunately they were turned down. The presence of PSG participating in the hunt for Kane will obviously slightly reduce Bayern Munich's chances of being able to get him, because indirectly this will be a consideration for Kane in choosing his new club. But recently I heard that Kane has asked Bayern Munich to make a re-offer to Tottenham regarding him. It seems that Kane will prefer to play in the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich.

[LGD2Business]

Ziyech is just an overrated player, he has not contribute anything to Chelsea for 3 years. While Mahrez, he need to prepare to leave Manchester City since he will not able to compete against young generation since playing in right winger need a good speed.

I think Ziyech has never had Chelsea's quality. He was good playing for Ajax but playing for Chelsea is a different level. Much better players can play in top clubs. Ziyech could only play in the Premier League for teams with the quality of Everton, Leicester City or something. It was a mistake for Chelsea to buy him from the start.

According to the latest news I read, Ziyech is going to Roma. This is the perfect suit for him. I don't know how much Roma agreed to pay, but we are all sure that Ziyech will not play for Chelsea this season.

[Jody.Drummer]

What do you mean by the Saudi League is better than the MLS? In terms of all those old players going there for a lot of money when they are actually looking to relax and not play at their highest level anymore? I don't know if there is any competition where US teams meet Saudi teams, but is the SPL really ahead of the MLS or do people believe that only because players who are soon 40 years old go to Saudi Arabia? The SPL could become more competitive in the next few years as they also successfully signed coaches from Europe, but the teams from the SPL are still not anywhere near the level of the European toP teams. Maybe it would be close between the Saudi teams and the MLS, but I would not expect the SPL teams to clearly dominate the MLS teams.

Well, I actually wanted to say that the future of Saudi League does seem like a little better compared to MLS. Especially with all the players who are basically superstars going to the Saudi league, the league is going to have good popularity. I know that right now only older players who are trying to get a really good contract are going to the Saudi league. But I believe as the league is going to grow in popularity, they will be able to bring in young and better players. Eventually, I think the league is going to get more competitive and will become more relevant.

Comparing between the two I think it will be a debate because both leagues certainly have their own advantages and disadvantages, or we judge based on our preferences.
Let's talk about this, we know Messi and Ronaldo fans are two big fan bases. For Messi fans, they will definitely say that MLS will be better with SPL, and likewise for Ronaldo fans they will say that SPL will be better than MLS, but that assessment is not objective because it is based on the preferences of each individual.