⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Hirose UK]

I have just looked at some of the history of the best players that Brazil has and am interested in seeing the career history of Ronaldinho the star player from Brazil after Pele who managed to make great achievements and achievements in the history of football.
Ronaldinho had a pretty good football career he even became a gold star in his time when he played with Barcelona and AC Milan but unfortunately at the end of his retirement Ronaldinho had a history of transfers to play with teams that were not very well known or top big teams.
Even after retiring Ronaldinho lived a bitter and difficult life and even went to prison after retiring.

If you look at the history of Ronaldinho it is very different from today top players who have careers at the end of retirement but instead have wealth and are still playing with a team that is able to provide large payments for later retirement savings from the football industry.

[Furious 7]

Some time ago I read that currently the Glazer family is increasingly cornered by its current status and allows it to return to discussing how good potential they have to do for their business because some time ago they saw the same conditions at Everton which was ready to change hands when the previous investor was preparing to acquire Sheffield United and immediately moved to Everton.
Seeing this condition Sheikh Jassim threatened that if they could not with Manchester United then they would immediately make a new acquisition of Tottenham and this made the Glazer Family inflamed whether they wanted to make a decision by releasing to Sheikh Jassim or not.
Currently, there are still Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim as the 2 strongest candidates for Manchester United but now it seems that it depends on how the agreement will be built by the two and depends on the benefits offered to the Glazer family for the future of Manchester United.

There is no bright spot on the glazers decision to let go of manchester united as he had given a lot of hope to jassim but in reality there was not a single deal in the end. Well, I think Jassim is still quite interested in buying Manchester United, but the only big obstacle is in the Glazers family because they keep delaying.

I haven't heard any news that the owner of Tottenham wants to sell Tottenham to another owner. They are still quite strong and are not shaken by any issues. Currently, only Manchester United is being discussed about being acquired by the Arab authorities, but that has not been resolved because the Glazers do not want to leave Manchester United.

Involving Tottenham is like a kind of bluff because with his current condition Jassim seems to be getting hot because his good intentions in acquiring a club are not very well seen and seem to be played but indeed in the end things like this are also not very good if the Glazer Family let it continue because they must realize that conditions like this can interfere with Manchester United itself.
Now even though there is no significant impact but this still disrupts the eleltability of Manchester United which makes all ultimately affected.
The problem is too complex for Glazer if he tries to keep Manchester United too because we know that in detail in the last few seasons fans always want Glazer to leave and this is not the first time the fans of United have reacted like that.

[Strongkored]

  If they end up replacing Pouchettino so early he'll be the fourth coach third coach they've replaced since Todd Boehly took over ownership from the Rússian business man Abrahamovic,and i think they should be patient enough and believe in Pouchettino to get the team back tova better performance because it would be too early for fans to be calling for his sack, i think the grace of two season would be enough for Pouchettino to take Chelsea back to winning ways just like Arsenal did with Arteta when he came into their club, now he's made the team very strong and very tough to play against.

 Pouchettino is an experienced coach and has got an experience in the league before now, about his players, they might notcbe in their best form currently cause some are very young in age and lack the experience but with time they'll begin to pick up because they're talented in as much as they don't got much experience all they need is time to get better.

I don't think that Todd Boehly will replace Pochettino immediately, because this coach has already spent a lot in the transfer market, and changing coaches will not guarantee that there will be changes, we can see when Graham Potter was at Chelsea, Boehly was patient enough to wait for the coach to bring him in. Chelsea is heading in a better direction, only to fail.
Many predict that Chelsea's current situation is because many of their players are injured, maybe that is true but it also proves that Pochettino is not a coach with a lot of strategy, he relies on his strategy on players who are considered capable of doing it and when it doesn't work he doesn't change anything other than waiting until it can work as it wishes.
I predict changes will be made in the middle of the season when nothing good happens to Chelsea, indeed it looks too late because in the middle of the season if their position has not improved it will be difficult to end up in the European zone, but we don't know for sure what will happen in a few months, maybe something good will finally happen to Chelsea, because I don't believe that Chelsea will stay like this without any improvement at all.

[topbitcoin]

I don't think that Todd Boehly will replace Pochettino immediately, because this coach has already spent a lot in the transfer market, and changing coaches will not guarantee that there will be changes, we can see when Graham Potter was at Chelsea, Boehly was patient enough to wait for the coach to bring him in. Chelsea is heading in a better direction, only to fail.
Many predict that Chelsea's current situation is because many of their players are injured, maybe that is true but it also proves that Pochettino is not a coach with a lot of strategy, he relies on his strategy on players who are considered capable of doing it and when it doesn't work he doesn't change anything other than waiting until it can work as it wishes.
I predict changes will be made in the middle of the season when nothing good happens to Chelsea, indeed it looks too late because in the middle of the season if their position has not improved it will be difficult to end up in the European zone, but we don't know for sure what will happen in a few months, maybe something good will finally happen to Chelsea, because I don't believe that Chelsea will stay like this without any improvement at all.

I've said before that changing coaches too soon won't help them improve their performance and that's still true now.
Todd should be aware that the number of times he changed coaches during his tenure at Chelsea but the results remained the same and nothing has changed in this regard so removing Pochettino at this time is also not the right answer to improve the club.

Unless he wants the same thing over and over again as happened for Chelsea last season. The initial choice when making Pochettino as coach should they realize that the worst possibility is like this but when the decision has been made and Poche is already in charge of Chelsea this season then Todd should not retreat and must entrust at least until half of the season or the end of the season to see his decision this time is right or not.

[JeffBrad12]

Manchester City didn’t do so much in this summer’s transfer window, they focused mainly on strengthening crucial positions in the team. IMO I think Jack Grealish has been an important player in the team since joining from Aston Villa. The good thing is that Manchester City are getting the results for their investments so no need reminiscing on the amount spent on acquiring Grealish or any other player who has been part of the transformation process for City.

Manchester city is rarely having troubles with the availability of its players. Guardiola could always pick the players who could be used to be a backup for the injured players. The first and secondary teams of manchester city are same strong.
Despite City spending a lot on Grealish in past seasons, he delivered unlike other EPL players bought by other clubs who haven't delivered yet. Grealish can also be considered as a successful transfer by manchester city.

He is good and grealish has always become the important player from manchester city. He is always playing as starting line up. Guardiola has even found his best replacement once he was absent.
I think that the fans have no problem at all to see its favorite club bought expensive players as long as this player would deliver.
Seeing how chelsea fans boo chelsea players made me think grealish one hundred times better than chelsea's players.

[AndySt]

The question is why does pochettino still use same strategy instead of change it to get a better result? The current strategy is a complete failed and it's not suitable for chelsea. Look at so many non proper finishing by chelsea players. The club loses its ability to make proper shoot. I don't even see a single shot that was aiming to get into the right direction where bournemouth's goal keeper can't cover it.
What i can see if all of players are always shoowing straight to the opponent's goal keep which is so dumb. The club can't even use injured player as an excuse as it's responsibility from the club to be fully prepared before facing any match.

I just quoted the words of the head coach of the team. Any construction of a tactical game requires time and effort, and this usually does not happen when during one time you play one option to automatism, then after the injury of the main players you urgently start playing another option, so that after the recovery of the main players you try to play the main option again. Rather, you will continue to play the main version with the expectation that the main players will gradually return to the system and after some time the team will act according to your settings. Or just call a chameleon coach who does not have his own tactics, but at the expense of simplifying the game, who can succeed with the available players for a short time.

[X-ray]

Manchester City didn’t do so much in this summer’s transfer window, they focused mainly on strengthening crucial positions in the team. IMO I think Jack Grealish has been an important player in the team since joining from Aston Villa. The good thing is that Manchester City are getting the results for their investments so no need reminiscing on the amount spent on acquiring Grealish or any other player who has been part of the transformation process for City.

So far, there is no position that is particularly worrying, especially considering that even the bench players are already on par with the main players. Jack Grealish is indeed an important part and he even had doubts when he was brought in by Manchester City for 117 million euros in 2021 because he felt he had a big responsibility and had to be able to make a contribution commensurate with that price. However, it seems that it didn't take long for Jack Grealish to prove his quality to Pep Guardiola and until now he has become an irreplaceable right winger.

The city's substitution has equal level compared with the main squad. Manchester city was also perfectly buying the right players to fill the vacant spots too. The club was not doing inefficient transfers that were wasting a lot of money. Grealish has paid off his transfer fee.
Manchester city was also buying someone like doku which is performing as good as grealish but doku just needs more time to adapt with city's gameplay. Doku was scoring on his debut, which is far better compared with so many transfers made by chelsea and united.
Grealish needs to compete with doku soon. Doku may also be able to perform as good as grealish but this guy has less price compared with grealish. City was almost getting paqueta but glad to see city has picked doku as a backup for grealish which has more potential but less price.

[makishart]

Pochettino may have done better as manager of Tottenham Hotspur than he is now at Chelsea. I believe he should be given more time to try again. Chelsea is already a dead team; resurrecting a team from the dead is difficult, and it will take time for Chelsea to restore their form. I feel horrible about their situation right now.

He will remain coach for as long as possible in Chelsea.

Only if beghdad and todd will not be losing their patience to see chelsea performed so badly under him. Chelsea is finished. It's impossible to recover the club that already destroyed by todd's hand.
I remember when todd was firing almost all of professional staff who has been working under abramovich. Chelsea may try to give pochettino chances till the middle of season to build its team.

It is not an easy job and problem that he has inherited as coach. The ability to win games is there at Chelsea, they are not just using their opportunities properly yet. The problem with Chelsea team is not the players, the problem is that the coach has not been able to find the best Chelsea XI to start games since the best Chelsea XI that he put together in the preseason was scattered due to injuries to many of the key players.

The coach was not so creative as well as its players. I keep see poch use the same strategy as previous matches. Why doesn't poch try to maximize the potential of chelsea through change the strategy? It will help the club a lot.
Poch needs to understand if his strategy was also a problem for the club. It makes players became less creative in building proper attack and thing that surprised me if almost all of chelsea players have no ability in shooting the ball properly.

[hyudien]

Manchester City didn’t do so much in this summer’s transfer window, they focused mainly on strengthening crucial positions in the team.

Manchester city is rarely having troubles with the availability of its players. Guardiola could always pick the players who could be used to be a backup for the injured players. The first and secondary teams of manchester city are same strong.

This is because Man City has much more stable finances than other clubs in the Premier League and the availability of players is more than sufficient with the main squad and second caste being very balanced. So when they are not very active in the transfer market, that is normal. And so far there have been no problems in Man City transfers because Pep Guardiola knows what the club needs. We see the other side, namely Man United, apart from poor financial management, the limited budget for purchasing players in the Transfer Market and Glazer doesn't want to spend more money because all he wants is profit from what he invests. Glazer doesn't care about the club whereas His Highness Sheikh Mansour is the opposite of Glazer.

[rendravolt]

This summer, Lucas Paqueta almost joined Manchester City, but considering that his negotiations failed at the appointed time, he had to stay at West Ham. The latest rumors say that Newcastle are interested in bringing in Lucas Paqueta in January and he is one of the players Eddie Howie wants. Newcastle is even willing to offer a big deal to ensure this transfer goes smoothly and it seems we don't need to doubt Newcastle because they have a very rich owner.

On the other hand, I think if Lucas Paqueta agrees to join Newcastle it could mean that he will be in a better place or even vice versa considering that Newcastle has been quite difficult in the standings so far. However, there are other advantages if he wants to join Newcastle because he can get more playing time in the Champions League competition this season.

[Blitzboy]

Lol. Pochetino has experience in the Premier League managed Tottenham Hotspur but still struggling with Chelsea.

Mauricio Pochetino is different from Graham Potter. I do believe, Pochetino still is not the man for Chelsea.

Pochetino already made some good additions to his side but they still do not look good. Caicedo is a good player, he might not flourish with the squad this season but will do next. Playing him behind Enzo Fernandez will be the best. Then, there'll be need to get an attacking midfielder. Nicholas Jackson needs to convince me enough. Still not the right man, could be Borja!

The biggest issue is not the addition of fresh players to the team. The problem is that the players are unable to engage in good gameplay and contribute to the team's success. I believe Pochettino has signed all of the good players he requires for the team, but what he lacks now is the ability to put them into good play by encouraging them to interact with one another and share the same chemistry on the pitch.

Pochettino may have done better as manager of Tottenham Hotspur than he is now at Chelsea. I believe he should be given more time to try again. Chelsea is already a dead team; resurrecting a team from the dead is difficult, and it will take time for Chelsea to restore their form. I feel horrible about their situation right now.

I've been paying close attention to Chelsea's situation and agree with you on a few things. To be fair, Pochettino was a great boss at Tottenham Hotspur. But he seems to be facing a different set of problems at Chelsea. But the scars alone cant explain everything. Yes, having 12 players hurt is a big problem. Some of the most important ones are Caicedo, Cucurella, and Madueke. I have seen that Pochettino's strategy hasnt changed much, though. Why isnt he adapting? Im very worried. There havent been enough shots on goal or accurate finishes. I dont understand. Chelsea's future doesnt look clear unless Pochettino makes some big changes to the way they play.

[Litzki1990]

I have just looked at some of the history of the best players that Brazil has and am interested in seeing the career history of Ronaldinho the star player from Brazil after Pele who managed to make great achievements and achievements in the history of football.
Ronaldinho had a pretty good football career he even became a gold star in his time when he played with Barcelona and AC Milan but unfortunately at the end of his retirement Ronaldinho had a history of transfers to play with teams that were not very well known or top big teams.
Even after retiring Ronaldinho lived a bitter and difficult life and even went to prison after retiring.

If you look at the history of Ronaldinho it is very different from today top players who have careers at the end of retirement but instead have wealth and are still playing with a team that is able to provide large payments for later retirement savings from the football industry.

Looking at this frame reminds me of the golden age of Barcelona. All the players in this frame are legendary players. Maybe those in this frame have now retired from football or moved on to other professions. While all the legendary players are in this frame, there is one other talented player. You must have guessed by now that I am talking about Ronaldinho.  
Ronaldinho was a football legend. He was called the wizard of football, football was like an art when he played football and he was a master of that art. The way this legendary player ended his career could have ended differently. Despite having considerable talent and skill, he did little for Brazil and served much less time in the national team than expected. When he retired from football, he went to jail in the women's scandal case and lived a miserable life there too. At the moment, this legendary player is living a normal life with the help of his other teammate Lionel Messi.

[Strongkored]

This is because Man City has much more stable finances than other clubs in the Premier League and the availability of players is more than sufficient with the main squad and second caste being very balanced.

What has happened to Manchester City is not only because of good financial support but also how clever Pep Guardiola has been in renewing his squad so far, several clubs in other leagues such as PSG have great financial capabilities but the owners and coaches appointed so far do not have the intelligence like what Pep has or is it just a matter of time because City also need some time to become a strong team in the past few seasons.

This summer, Lucas Paqueta almost joined Manchester City, but considering that his negotiations failed at the appointed time, he had to stay at West Ham. The latest rumors say that Newcastle are interested in bringing in Lucas Paqueta in January and he is one of the players Eddie Howie wants. Newcastle is even willing to offer a big deal to ensure this transfer goes smoothly and it seems we don't need to doubt Newcastle because they have a very rich owner.

On the other hand, I think if Lucas Paqueta agrees to join Newcastle it could mean that he will be in a better place or even vice versa considering that Newcastle has been quite difficult in the standings so far. However, there are other advantages if he wants to join Newcastle because he can get more playing time in the Champions League competition this season.

Quite curious what made negotiations fail for him to become a player at Manchester City? because it is the biggest opportunity for him to make his career shine even more if he can develop well at that club, but if he is at City he will not get the bigger playing portion that he got at West Ham or if he later goes to Newcastle.
Of course, he will be able to play in the Champions League with Newcastle if Newcastle can get through the group stage, isn't that right? because the transfer market has closed, his chances of going to Newcastle are in the middle of the season when the transfer market opens again, while Newcastle's chances of getting to the knockout phase are still quite doubtful.

[bitLeap]

On the other hand, I think if Lucas Paqueta agrees to join Newcastle it could mean that he will be in a better place or even vice versa considering that Newcastle has been quite difficult in the standings so far. However, there are other advantages if he wants to join Newcastle because he can get more playing time in the Champions League competition this season.

And it is indeed better for Lucas Paqueta to choose Newcastle, at Man City, the place will be quite difficult, especially when he has to compete with players whose presence is much better. At Newcastle, Lucas Paqueta can still get more playing time and has the potential to become a starting player. I hope Newcastle really gets it in January, Lucas Paqueta has the abilities Newcastle needs, that's why Eddie Howe really wants to bring him to James' Park headquarters.

I've been paying close attention to Chelsea's situation and agree with you on a few things. To be fair, Pochettino was a great boss at Tottenham Hotspur. But he seems to be facing a different set of problems at Chelsea. But the scars alone cant explain everything. Yes, having 12 players hurt is a big problem. Some of the most important ones are Caicedo, Cucurella, and Madueke. I have seen that Pochettino's strategy hasnt changed much, though. Why isnt he adapting? Im very worried. There havent been enough shots on goal or accurate finishes. I dont understand. Chelsea's future doesnt look clear unless Pochettino makes some big changes to the way they play.

I thought Pochettino was too confident after overhauling Chelsea by selling players and keeping bad players. Now, whether Pochettino likes it or not, he has to realize that his hopes of achieving an ideal position in the Premier League are not as easy as when he led PSG which was full of star players. The bitter reality experienced by Chelsea is not over yet, Tod Boehly seems to be increasingly closing his ears and eyes to the reality of the club he manages. If Chelsea wants to return to its best form, the main thing that must be done is to remove Tod Boehly from ownership of the club.

[QueenVera]

I thought Pochettino was too confident after overhauling Chelsea by selling players and keeping bad players. Now, whether Pochettino likes it or not, he has to realize that his hopes of achieving an ideal position in the Premier League are not as easy as when he led PSG which was full of star players. The bitter reality experienced by Chelsea is not over yet, Tod Boehly seems to be increasingly closing his ears and eyes to the reality of the club he manages. If Chelsea wants to return to its best form, the main thing that must be done is to remove Tod Boehly from ownership of the club.

At this point i don't know who's to be blamed for Chelsea's misfortune, if it's either the club owner, manager or players but I can say that they didn't really spend on the right players cause not everyone they brought in suit the style of play of the club however i won't hesitate to say that what chelsea really needs is time they need to give the manager and their players more time to blend, instead of sacking him so early and making it the 3rd since their owner arrived, for instance when Pep came in to Manchester City and overhauled the team, if you notice they didn't really perform very well that season we began to see very good performance from them the next season and think same situation could work at Chelsea currently and with time well see chelsea winning matches they're supposed to win with ease, also removing Todd Boehly is currently is not gong to come easily or very fast cause i think there are certain rules that comes with changing full ownership of a club with a very short period of his arrival.

[posi]

This summer, Lucas Paqueta almost joined Manchester City, but considering that his negotiations failed at the appointed time, he had to stay at West Ham. The latest rumors say that Newcastle are interested in bringing in Lucas Paqueta in January and he is one of the players Eddie Howie wants. Newcastle is even willing to offer a big deal to ensure this transfer goes smoothly and it seems we don't need to doubt Newcastle because they have a very rich owner.

On the other hand, I think if Lucas Paqueta agrees to join Newcastle it could mean that he will be in a better place or even vice versa considering that Newcastle has been quite difficult in the standings so far. However, there are other advantages if he wants to join Newcastle because he can get more playing time in the Champions League competition this season.

Quite curious what made negotiations fail for him to become a player at Manchester City? because it is the biggest opportunity for him to make his career shine even more if he can develop well at that club, but if he is at City he will not get the bigger playing portion that he got at West Ham or if he later goes to Newcastle.
Of course, he will be able to play in the Champions League with Newcastle if Newcastle can get through the group stage, isn't that right? because the transfer market has closed, his chances of going to Newcastle are in the middle of the season when the transfer market opens again, while Newcastle's chances of getting to the knockout phase are still quite doubtful.

I heard that Manchester City was very interested in this player. But recently I have also heard that Manchester City are not going to pursue this player. So if Newcastle United are actually interested in this player, I think they have a good chance right now.

Actually I think for the player it will also be better to actually go to Newcastle United right now. Because if he was actually interested in going to Manchester City, he wouldn't have got half the play time that he will get in Newcastle United. And of course, we have to remember that he is also going to be able to play in there or piano competition as well with Newcastle United. So he should also keep that in mind.

[Ryu_Ar1]

I've been paying close attention to Chelsea's situation and agree with you on a few things. To be fair, Pochettino was a great boss at Tottenham Hotspur. But he seems to be facing a different set of problems at Chelsea. But the scars alone cant explain everything. Yes, having 12 players hurt is a big problem. Some of the most important ones are Caicedo, Cucurella, and Madueke. I have seen that Pochettino's strategy hasnt changed much, though. Why isnt he adapting? Im very worried. There havent been enough shots on goal or accurate finishes. I dont understand. Chelsea's future doesnt look clear unless Pochettino makes some big changes to the way they play.

I thought Pochettino was too confident after overhauling Chelsea by selling players and keeping bad players. Now, whether Pochettino likes it or not, he has to realize that his hopes of achieving an ideal position in the Premier League are not as easy as when he led PSG which was full of star players. The bitter reality experienced by Chelsea is not over yet, Tod Boehly seems to be increasingly closing his ears and eyes to the reality of the club he manages. If Chelsea wants to return to its best form, the main thing that must be done is to remove Tod Boehly from ownership of the club.

The current problems Chelsea are suffering from are too difficult to solve. Blaming Pochettino for his decision to reshuffle earlier will also not have any impact because his performance has not changed. Poche did what he thought was good and I think he also tried to do something for Chelsea to improve but in the end his decision was still wrong.
The change from Potter to Lampard some time ago I actually said that Lampard would only be a sacrifice for Chelsea and now for Poche is also the same in the end he will be a sacrifice for Chelsea's poor performance.
The uncertainty of who is to blame will make the coach affected in any case so that what Poche did before will still be considered a mistake.

[rahmad2nd]

Manchester City didn’t do so much in this summer’s transfer window, they focused mainly on strengthening crucial positions in the team. IMO I think Jack Grealish has been an important player in the team since joining from Aston Villa. The good thing is that Manchester City are getting the results for their investments so no need reminiscing on the amount spent on acquiring Grealish or any other player who has been part of the transformation process for City.

In his first season, Jack Grealish played no better. However, gradually he was able to adapt and show very good performance. This summer, several City players have left even though Pep Guardiola still really needs their services. Gundohan is a player who Pep Guardiola can still really rely on. However, he still chose to leave. Mahrez, one of the important players that City has. However, since Pep changed his style and system, Mahrez is more inclined to play as a second layer.

If only, Kyle Walker, Bernardo Silva, left for another club in the transfer window last summer, Pep would be confused about finding the ideal replacement. and that, is not an easy job. However, because several important City players ultimately remained, Pep did not bring in many other players and only focused on strengthening the depth of his team for this season.
for now, because De Bruyne is injured. Pep tried to implement a 4-2-3-1 pattern. and Julian Alvarez, given more opportunities to show his skills. and the player, did not waste that opportunity. So far, City has appeared consistent in their five matches even though several of their core players have been injured.

[Josefjix]

Manchester City didn’t do so much in this summer’s transfer window, they focused mainly on strengthening crucial positions in the team. IMO I think Jack Grealish has been an important player in the team since joining from Aston Villa. The good thing is that Manchester City are getting the results for their investments so no need reminiscing on the amount spent on acquiring Grealish or any other player who has been part of the transformation process for City.

Manchester city is not an overhyped team, we have witnessed their strength in the previous seasons and they're consistent in streak winnings, no single weakness exhibited. Winning a treble last season, it proves how dominated and strong they were, this season won't be an exception when they start winning titles, I wouldn't be surprised because they work hard for it. Pep Guardiola have the appropriate squad he uses in winning games and lifting significant trophies. Manchester City are ranked first on the EPL table, there's absolutely no team that matches their strength, because City have one of the very best players.

[Jody.Drummer]

Manchester City didn’t do so much in this summer’s transfer window, they focused mainly on strengthening crucial positions in the team. IMO I think Jack Grealish has been an important player in the team since joining from Aston Villa. The good thing is that Manchester City are getting the results for their investments so no need reminiscing on the amount spent on acquiring Grealish or any other player who has been part of the transformation process for City.

Manchester city is not an overhyped team, we have witnessed their strength in the previous seasons and they're consistent in streak winnings, no single weakness exhibited. Winning a treble last season, it proves how dominated and strong they were, this season won't be an exception when they start winning titles, I wouldn't be surprised because they work hard for it. Pep Guardiola have the appropriate squad he uses in winning games and lifting significant trophies. Manchester City are ranked first on the EPL table, there's absolutely no team that matches their strength, because City have one of the very best players.

Their foundation as a team is already strong, so when the transfer window comes around they just need to add a few touches that are still lacking. Their forward line is already strong with Haaland, their midfield is also strong and creative both in building attacks and they are strong in defense. Their backline is also strong with just a few touches that add to their strength. This is the result of Pep's process during his time at Manchester City. When a club already has a strong foundation then they just need to maintain it in order to be consistent. And keep in mind, their squad depth is also balanced between the main players and the reserves.