⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Dump3er]

Premier league financial situation is not an easy one at all to manage. First of all, the whole world knows that they are making a ton of money, so they ask more money from them, like lets say you are a team that is midtable at serie A and you have a player, you ask 70 million euro from United, whereas you ask for 30 million at most from Juventus, why? Because you know United or City can pay that, premier league is a rich league. This looks like a good thing for premier league teams, they do have a lot of money, and a big budget but the reality is that if you make a mistake then how can you recover? I mean making 80-90 million euro worth mistakes are not easy to get rid of, and that's what causes them to get worse and worse over time.

How it can be worse? that's actually a privilege for Premier League' clubs because they can afford high price than other leagues. So if there's a good player in Serie A, La Liga, or Ligue 1, they will move to Premier League, making the international competitions unfair since the other leagues only have A class players, in Premier League they have S class players.

Sincerely though, besides money the Premier League is the best league by far and when you listen to top players at younger ages, the Premier League is the prime destination for them, the goal they are working towards. At least for now it seems to be that way and Real Madrid in Spain is the only club that attracts the players on the highest level. But the Premier League has more action to offer than La Liga. Still since Real Madrid is such a big name, the competition for players like Bellingham or Mbappe can still be won by them.

[reagansimms]

How it can be worse? that's actually a privilege for Premier League' clubs because they can afford high price than other leagues. So if there's a good player in Serie A, La Liga, or Ligue 1, they will move to Premier League, making the international competitions unfair since the other leagues only have A class players, in Premier League they have S class players.

Sincerely though, besides money the Premier League is the best league by far and when you listen to top players at younger ages, the Premier League is the prime destination for them, the goal they are working towards. At least for now it seems to be that way and Real Madrid in Spain is the only club that attracts the players on the highest level. But the Premier League has more action to offer than La Liga. Still since Real Madrid is such a big name, the competition for players like Bellingham or Mbappe can still be won by them.

The Premier League is considered the mecca of football because it is the best league in the world, it is not surprising that top players really want to play there. Big Premier League clubs always compete to bring in top players every time the transfer market opens, club activity is very busy because they are competing to bring in new players. Now that Manchester City has Haaland, he managed to conquer the Premier League last season with achievements with the club and also individually.

Liverpool and Arsenal are trying to compete to put pressure on Manchester City after dominating the Premier League for so long. The competition will be more exciting if there are players who are Haaland's rivals. I think Mbappe is the player who has the most potential to make the Premier League even more challenging. The rivalry between Ronaldo and Messi is over, now it's time to revive the new rivalry between Mbappe and Haaland. I hope Arsenal and Liverpool can compete to get Mbappe to make the Premier League even more exciting.

[rendravolt]

The hunt for young players from Brazil has now become a trend and this time it is PSG's turn to succeed in getting a five-year contract agreement with Lucas Beraldo. He is still 20 years young and is an important central defender for the Sau Paulo team. Lucas Beraldo will immediately undergo a medical test this week and he will soon be announced as PSG's new recruit in January.

It seems that PSG has started to get rid of the habit of spending on star players and this time is trying to put hope and trust in talented young players. I think this is the right step and instead of spending too much money on one player, it is better for them to make a clear investment in young players. Well, this is also a regeneration step for PSG's defense and I hope Lucas Beraldo's career will continue to shine with PSG.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1739264729904742472

Wow, 'hunting for Brazilian players,' maybe they still miss Neymar's talent.
Still only 20 years old, Beraldo mainly plays as a center. He is also known to be able to play as a defensive midfielder if needed, and his versatility is undoubtedly one of the things that PSG needs.  Lucas Beraldo is considered the most talented young midfielder in Brazilian football. PSG surpassed Liverpool to recruit him from Brazil in the next transfer window. Thus, Beraldo will help the French giant compete in Ligue 1, especially in the Champions League.

Meanwhile, Liverpool will be forced to look for another midfielder in the winter transfer window after missing out on this Lucas Beraldo deal.

It is impossible for PSG to miss the figure of Neymar considering that the costs incurred by PSG are too large.

Well, Lucas Beraldo is indeed a quite promising center back and at least PSG talent scouts are moving quickly to secure the services of this young player. The reason is that next season Sao Paulo will drop to the 2nd division of the Brazilian league after being relegated this season and PSG don't want to miss out on bringing in one of their talented players. Usually players who play as central defenders can also be relied on when needed to fill the defensive midfielder position and that is not much different from their initial position.

Liverpool is indeed one of the teams that is also interested in bringing Lucas Beraldo to Anfield but unfortunately they lost in the competition with PSG. In fact, if we think about it, a better destination would actually be Liverpool for a player his age, but perhaps Liverpool was less intensive in their bid process.

[tottong]

Sincerely though, besides money the Premier League is the best league by far and when you listen to top players at younger ages, the Premier League is the prime destination for them, the goal they are working towards. At least for now it seems to be that way and Real Madrid in Spain is the only club that attracts the players on the highest level. But the Premier League has more action to offer than La Liga. Still since Real Madrid is such a big name, the competition for players like Bellingham or Mbappe can still be won by them.

The current league is clearly more focused on the Premier League because the competition is much more interesting and club owners can also bring in a number of players who are being talked about by the media so that when they come to this league they are in the spotlight of a lot of media.
In the English league, almost all teams have quite shining stars, this is different from La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and Bundesliga.
So the Premier League is the best league for now and also for team needs when the transfer market opens, almost all teams are actively looking for new players that's why this league is quite interesting.

[Minor Miner]

Premier league financial situation is not an easy one at all to manage. First of all, the whole world knows that they are making a ton of money, so they ask more money from them, like lets say you are a team that is midtable at serie A and you have a player, you ask 70 million euro from United, whereas you ask for 30 million at most from Juventus, why? Because you know United or City can pay that, premier league is a rich league. This looks like a good thing for premier league teams, they do have a lot of money, and a big budget but the reality is that if you make a mistake then how can you recover? I mean making 80-90 million euro worth mistakes are not easy to get rid of, and that's what causes them to get worse and worse over time.

How it can be worse? that's actually a privilege for Premier League' clubs because they can afford high price than other leagues. So if there's a good player in Serie A, La Liga, or Ligue 1, they will move to Premier League, making the international competitions unfair since the other leagues only have A class players, in Premier League they have S class players.

I would not say that the other leagues do not have any S tier players. I know a lot of players from a lot of other leagues also can be considered S tier.
Of course, Premiere League players are more known and Premiere League has the most amount of S tier players but that doesn't mean that only them have the S tier players, Right??

Let's not forget about Mbappe, Bellingham, and a lot of other really good players. But at the same time, those players might also want to come to the English premiere league.

[naira]

~snip

True and this is what i understand after sir him has announced that if he would like to replace ten hag with graham potter. OMG! this sir jim doesn't even understand the main problem is facing by manchester united. Jim may make the situation to be even worst since he has been projected graham potter to be a successor for ten hag which is so pathetic to see that happens. Manchester united needs someone who can perform even better than ten hag and it's likely the come of jim to the manchester united may be giving a bad impact to the club.
he has planned to change the coach from worst to the another worst coach and this will not give impact to the manchester united. United needs to understand that if this time the club needs a good coach who can handle the club like mourinho.
This is what MU wanted to achieve and im sure people are also aware about this too. Sir jim will not give good impact.

Many times Manchester United has fallen into the hands of parties who do not understand football or even the competitive situation in the Premier League. However, I am quite happy because Manchester United will not move in a better direction, ownership of only 25% is definitely not something big. The Glazer family had to sell everything because Manchester United management would get what was due. I think the same as Sir Jim is not very promising, so don't be surprised  if there is no impact on the club as the Glazers still have a majority stake. As long as it is in his hands, this club will not go anywhere, it will only stay where it is or go backwards.

[makishart]

Sincerely though, besides money the Premier League is the best league by far and when you listen to top players at younger ages, the Premier League is the prime destination for them, the goal they are working towards. At least for now it seems to be that way and Real Madrid in Spain is the only club that attracts the players on the highest level. But the Premier League has more action to offer than La Liga. Still since Real Madrid is such a big name, the competition for players like Bellingham or Mbappe can still be won by them.

The current league is clearly more focused on the Premier League because the competition is much more interesting and club owners can also bring in a number of players who are being talked about by the media so that when they come to this league they are in the spotlight of a lot of media.
In the English league, almost all teams have quite shining stars, this is different from La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and Bundesliga.
So the Premier League is the best league for now and also for team needs when the transfer market opens, almost all teams are actively looking for new players that's why this league is quite interesting.

The money raised totally depending on how much viewers acquired by any leagues. The more viewers, the greater the contract price. The argument that the income of other leagues should be on par with the premier league, based on the valuation of EPL as the top league in the world by streaming providers, was a remarkably unintelligent stance to take. The reason why they were demanding it is because even the companies have to offer a high price in order to obtain the broadcasting rights. I don't even understand what reason that makes people are blaming it caused by they are very wrong to blame EPL to get more money compared to the other league. Other league can also get a bunch of money as long as they were also able surpassing the viewers of EPL.

1. English Premier League: – The league enjoyed 38,181 fans in attendance, 643 million viewers every game, and a global television audience of approximately 3.2 billion people. Manchester United is the only team to have won the competition 20 times.

https://www.sportsunfold.com/top-10-most-watched-football-leagues-in-the-world/

Is not it enough to explain everything? The companies were not stupid enough in valuing the most popular league among the footballers in the world to be priced so high. That's why they were still accepting it even though the price to broadcast it will be so high.
This is what i have been thinking about this. That's the main reason why EPL gets more money compared to the other league.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Premier league financial situation is not an easy one at all to manage. First of all, the whole world knows that they are making a ton of money, so they ask more money from them, like lets say you are a team that is midtable at serie A and you have a player, you ask 70 million euro from United, whereas you ask for 30 million at most from Juventus, why? Because you know United or City can pay that, premier league is a rich league. This looks like a good thing for premier league teams, they do have a lot of money, and a big budget but the reality is that if you make a mistake then how can you recover? I mean making 80-90 million euro worth mistakes are not easy to get rid of, and that's what causes them to get worse and worse over time.

How it can be worse? that's actually a privilege for Premier League' clubs because they can afford high price than other leagues. So if there's a good player in Serie A, La Liga, or Ligue 1, they will move to Premier League, making the international competitions unfair since the other leagues only have A class players, in Premier League they have S class players.

The Premier League is the most watched league in all football if I am not wrong. So naturally, that would be the richest league as well in terms of financially or in terms of quality of teams/players.
Actually, having this amount of money is definitely an advantage and a privilege so I would have to disagree with you @Captain Corporate

Them making 80-90 million euro mistakes is like Juventus making 40-50 million mistakes. Juventus or other top tier Serie A teams make these mistakes and premiere league teams also do that. So it is kind of normal for them. But then again you have better money to spend and you can always come back. So they are always at an advantage.

[hyudien]

Yes and some contracts are written specifically for the Premier League when there are release clauses implemented for players. It could say that the player can leave the club for 50m if the buyer comes from Spain or Italy, and the player can leave for 60m if the buyer comes from the Premier League. And yes everyone takes notice of these gigantic broadcasting contracts they negotiate and then it's just comprehensible that the selling clubs use this to their advantage during negotiations and it turns out to be successful because how likely is it that a club will refrain from buying a player when it is a bout 10m more or less for a great talent.

It's only in EPL a certain elite club will spend £100million on a player that's yet to make senior appearance in the club or in a major competition and how come the worth increases rapidly? Buy them now, you will noticed how wasteful players you sign. EPL clubs ensure they stamp gigantic price tag on their players because most of the mediocre clubs, how do the earn? Definitely from their valuable players. For instance checking Brighton & Hove Albion, can they remember when last they won any major title? So they will use what they have to get what they want.

English club management is very good at utilizing young players so that clubs like Brighton one of which has succeeded in investing in a good and profitable way. Indeed since the beginning of Brighton existence in the Premier League it has been to improve its business not only by competing but also by having an owner who understands how business works taking advantage of the situation well and has made large profits from the sale of quality players. In line with what  Brighton has done when recruiting young players outside the radar of other English clubs. Even Brighton has its own method of looking for talent  across the country.

[Die_empty]

Premier league financial situation is not an easy one at all to manage. First of all, the whole world knows that they are making a ton of money, so they ask more money from them, like lets say you are a team that is midtable at serie A and you have a player, you ask 70 million euro from United, whereas you ask for 30 million at most from Juventus, why? Because you know United or City can pay that, premier league is a rich league. This looks like a good thing for premier league teams, they do have a lot of money, and a big budget but the reality is that if you make a mistake then how can you recover? I mean making 80-90 million euro worth mistakes are not easy to get rid of, and that's what causes them to get worse and worse over time.

The premier league have not always been the biggest spenders in Europe until investors like Roman Abramovich, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, etc took over some clubs in the EPL. Before now the dominant teams were Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal. And La Liga and Seria A were paying more money for players. This set of investors began to pay big money for players and the other teams had to follow suit if they wanted to be competitive.

Most of these clubs that had no financial backup from their owners began to take loans and they became highly indebted. However, the EPL has increased its coverage through good administration, effective advertisement and favourable government policies.

[Blitzboy]

Premier league financial situation is not an easy one at all to manage. First of all, the whole world knows that they are making a ton of money, so they ask more money from them, like lets say you are a team that is midtable at serie A and you have a player, you ask 70 million euro from United, whereas you ask for 30 million at most from Juventus, why? Because you know United or City can pay that, premier league is a rich league. This looks like a good thing for premier league teams, they do have a lot of money, and a big budget but the reality is that if you make a mistake then how can you recover? I mean making 80-90 million euro worth mistakes are not easy to get rid of, and that's what causes them to get worse and worse over time.

Financial dynamics in the Premier League seriously hurt clubs. Due of the league's affluence, everyone expects them to spend big. This puts United and City under pressure to pay inflated costs, such as 70 million euros for a Serie A player who would cost considerably less. A double-edged sword. They have the money, but one mistake, say an 80-90 million euro mistake, might be disastrous. Clubs cant ignore losses. It's about smart, sustainable investments, not just large dollars.

Other leagues are affected by the ripple effect. The Premier League dominates investment attention, therefore clubs in Serie A and La Liga are routinely overlooked. This mismatch affects clubs and the football environment. Example: Barcelona, mired in debt. Global football clubs' finances are at stake. The football community should prioritise long-term sustainability over short-term profits.

[Razmirraz]

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True and this is what i understand after sir him has announced that if he would like to replace ten hag with graham potter. OMG! this sir jim doesn't even understand the main problem is facing by manchester united. Jim may make the situation to be even worst since he has been projected graham potter to be a successor for ten hag which is so pathetic to see that happens. Manchester united needs someone who can perform even better than ten hag and it's likely the come of jim to the manchester united may be giving a bad impact to the club.
he has planned to change the coach from worst to the another worst coach and this will not give impact to the manchester united. United needs to understand that if this time the club needs a good coach who can handle the club like mourinho.
This is what MU wanted to achieve and im sure people are also aware about this too. Sir jim will not give good impact.

Many times Manchester United has fallen into the hands of parties who do not understand football or even the competitive situation in the Premier League. However, I am quite happy because Manchester United will not move in a better direction, ownership of only 25% is definitely not something big. The Glazer family had to sell everything because Manchester United management would get what was due. I think the same as Sir Jim is not very promising, so don't be surprised  if there is no impact on the club as the Glazers still have a majority stake. As long as it is in his hands, this club will not go anywhere, it will only stay where it is or go backwards.

The top officials have tried to restore Manchester United's glory in various ways, money is not something valuable, they are very generous in spending money to get quality players. They also entrusted the players to be brought in to the coach, Ten Hag, who was responsible for Manchester United's success on the field, tried to bring in players who he thought could work together with him.

After the competition has been running for almost half the season, Manchester United's performance remains in place, not improving at all even though they have brought in quality players. The problem facing Manchester United is not because the club owners don't understand football because so far they have never intervened in transfer policy, but the problem lies in the coach's inability to unleash the potential of the players they currently have.

[QueenVera]

The Premier League is considered the mecca of football because it is the best league in the world, it is not surprising that top players really want to play there. Big Premier League clubs always compete to bring in top players every time the transfer market opens, club activity is very busy because they are competing to bring in new players. Now that Manchester City has Haaland, he managed to conquer the Premier League last season with achievements with the club and also individually.

Liverpool and Arsenal are trying to compete to put pressure on Manchester City after dominating the Premier League for so long. The competition will be more exciting if there are players who are Haaland's rivals. I think Mbappe is the player who has the most potential to make the Premier League even more challenging. The rivalry between Ronaldo and Messi is over, now it's time to revive the new rivalry between Mbappe and Haaland. I hope Arsenal and Liverpool can compete to get Mbappe to make the Premier League even more exciting.

The EPL is one fierce league that has fun and sorrowful moments and you’re sure to have one crazy result at the end of each match week. This reason alone makes it one league that every football player wants to make sure they register their name on. Let’s not go to the finances of the clubs as we’ve most richest club’s gracing ge EPL and they can spend to make sure they bring a big player to their team.

 The competition in the league is healthy and fierce and that’s more fun for the fans of the various clubs. Haaland is sure dominating but with a rival in the league I think that will make the league the most favorite of most football fans, Especially as the Rivalry between Ronaldo and Messi is over we want to experience another and it’ll most likely come for the EPL because they’re favorite for most top players.

[Plaguedeath]

The Premier League is considered the mecca of football because it is the best league in the world, it is not surprising that top players really want to play there.

Incorrect, the best football league is Saudi Professional League since they have Ronaldo, as we know Ronaldo is a GOAT in football.

Financial dynamics in the Premier League seriously hurt clubs. Due of the league's affluence, everyone expects them to spend big. This puts United and City under pressure to pay inflated costs, such as 70 million euros for a Serie A player who would cost considerably less. A double-edged sword. They have the money, but one mistake, say an 80-90 million euro mistake, might be disastrous. Clubs cant ignore losses. It's about smart, sustainable investments, not just large dollars.

I think they're not getting hurt since many teams are afford to spend a big amount of money to star players, there's always an investor want to buy their shares. Maybe all the teams would be owned by Arabian billionaires lol.

[rendravolt]

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1739565717920374961

Previously I discussed the move of Sau Paulo's talented young player, Lucas Beraldo, who joined PSG. Now there is another name of a talented young player from Brazil who will join PSG and he is Gabriel Moscardo. A verbal agreement has been reached with Corinthians and we are just waiting for an official announcement from PSG. He is still very young at 18 years and he is a central midfielder who is expected to help the team's performance in this season's competition and the seasons to come. The cost is quite cheap, 20 million euros, which also includes add-ons for Corinthians.

It seems that PSG has started to look at young talent as a long-term investment and if his performance continues to improve over several seasons, PSG will definitely be open to any team that wants to bid for this player. But what is clear at the moment is that the task of these young players is to strengthen the depth of the squad and their role will also be very much needed when the team is having difficulties.

[shinratensei_]

Yes and some contracts are written specifically for the Premier League when there are release clauses implemented for players. It could say that the player can leave the club for 50m if the buyer comes from Spain or Italy, and the player can leave for 60m if the buyer comes from the Premier League. And yes everyone takes notice of these gigantic broadcasting contracts they negotiate and then it's just comprehensible that the selling clubs use this to their advantage during negotiations and it turns out to be successful because how likely is it that a club will refrain from buying a player when it is a bout 10m more or less for a great talent.

It's only in EPL a certain elite club will spend £100million on a player that's yet to make senior appearance in the club or in a major competition and how come the worth increases rapidly? Buy them now, you will noticed how wasteful players you sign. EPL clubs ensure they stamp gigantic price tag on their players because most of the mediocre clubs, how do the earn? Definitely from their valuable players. For instance checking Brighton & Hove Albion, can they remember when last they won any major title? So they will use what they have to get what they want.

English club management is very good at utilizing young players so that clubs like Brighton one of which has succeeded in investing in a good and profitable way. Indeed since the beginning of Brighton existence in the Premier League it has been to improve its business not only by competing but also by having an owner who understands how business works taking advantage of the situation well and has made large profits from the sale of quality players. In line with what  Brighton has done when recruiting young players outside the radar of other English clubs. Even Brighton has its own method of looking for talent  across the country.

It reminds me with arsenal once it was not become a spender club like this time. Im really missing that golden time when arsen wnger was still there. Brighton is a club that was focusing to develop the players instead of buying the players with high price.
The club is just playing like dortmund, brighton bought the cheap player then club develop it to be sold for the high price like when caicedo joined chelsea. Brighton was a club that focuses on the business instead of getting the trophy.
You will never see brighton to be one of top spender club in the premier league caused by this is not the main target owned by brighton. the club is willing to be profitable club.

[poodle63]

Premier league financial situation is not an easy one at all to manage. First of all, the whole world knows that they are making a ton of money, so they ask more money from them, like lets say you are a team that is midtable at serie A and you have a player, you ask 70 million euro from United, whereas you ask for 30 million at most from Juventus, why? Because you know United or City can pay that, premier league is a rich league. This looks like a good thing for premier league teams, they do have a lot of money, and a big budget but the reality is that if you make a mistake then how can you recover? I mean making 80-90 million euro worth mistakes are not easy to get rid of, and that's what causes them to get worse and worse over time.

It can be observed that the primary source of funding for EPL teams is the personal budget of their respective owners. It is not realistic to expect that the money will always come solely from the income raised by the club. With the EPL boasting the highest level of traffic, does it surprise you to observe the significant financial investments that the EPL receives in contrast to other leagues? this is not even sometring wrong. There are plenty of reason to explain. People are seeing that EPL as the most popular league in the world and it's something common to see that EPL got very big amounts of money.

Furthermore, the English Premier League (EPL) has received substantial sums of money from the personal funds of club owners. People are always concerning how big received or spent by the league without remember that if there was no owner who backed the club.

[FanEagle]

Real Madrid is a club that has a habit of re-engaging with coaches who have already been their coach. Don Carlo is also a coach who has coached them before and in recent seasons Ancelotti returned to the arms of Real Madrid before finally being confirmed to separate. So with habits like those of Real Madrid, Zidane's chances of becoming head coach are likely. It's just that until now I still haven't heard news about Zidane whether he will soon return to his activities as a coach or not.
Talking about the players Zidane needs, it seems only he knows it, because if you look at the current Real Madrid players there are also many good players and even young players. and if he wants new players I think Real Madrid will provide what the coach needs.

I would say it's "likely" for him to return of course, but doesn't mean that he will. Remember, he was the one that left them twice, he left them once when they were winning, came back when results weren't that great, and then he left again after winning. That dude didn't look like he really cared about anything that much, it looks like it's going to be something that should not be all that confusing for him to reject.

I hope that we could get to a point where it would be sensible thing to do in the end, I guess they do want their old managers back frequently, but that is not really a must for Zidane, he didn't enjoy the work all that much and aside from the few years he was there, he didn't coached ever again as well, that is a big indicator why he may reject.

[Jody.Drummer]

The Premier League is considered the mecca of football because it is the best league in the world, it is not surprising that top players really want to play there.

Incorrect, the best football league is Saudi Professional League since they have Ronaldo, as we know Ronaldo is a GOAT in football.

I hope you're joking when you say that, because saying a league is best because it has a player in it is not wise in my opinion. Moreover, the SPL has only been popular recently and to say it's the best league is a long way off, so in this case I disagree and agree that the Premier League is the best league at the moment.
Maybe this is just a difference of opinion, but I think there will be many people who agree with me on this, the English League has been the mecca of world football for many years, every season this league always has an attraction for everyone. We also can't judge a league from just one point of view, like players for example. We must be fair in this case to see all aspects that make a league said to be the best league.

[arimamib]

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It reminds me with arsenal once it was not become a spender club like this time. Im really missing that golden time when arsen wnger was still there. Brighton is a club that was focusing to develop the players instead of buying the players with high price.
The club is just playing like dortmund, brighton bought the cheap player then club develop it to be sold for the high price like when caicedo joined chelsea. Brighton was a club that focuses on the business instead of getting the trophy.
You will never see brighton to be one of top spender club in the premier league caused by this is not the main target owned by brighton. the club is willing to be profitable club.

The era when clubs focused on developing players rather than splurging on high-priced transfers does evoke a sense of nostalgia for many football fans. The approach of developing and nurturing talent often involves scouting and acquiring players at a reasonable cost that refines their skills within the club, and then potentially selling them at a higher value. The example of Caicedo joining Chelsea is indicative of this business-oriented model.

In an era where many top clubs prioritize immediate success through big-money transfers, Brighton's focus on long-term sustainability and profitability is a strategy that has its merits, fostering financial stability and allowing the club to operate within its means. Brighton's approach has its own set of goals, perhaps focusing on building a strong foundation and securing financial stability. In the ever-evolving landscape of football, where spending has become a norm, clubs like Brighton offer a refreshing alternative that emphasizes a balanced and sustainable business model over immediate success on the pitch.