⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

Barcelona have been managed for years by footballers who played football for Barcelona. Enrique, Guardiola, Valverde and Xavi were all managers who played football for Barcelona. I think Barcelona have two options in front of them. Either they will work again with a coach who has played football for Barcelona in the past or with someone different. They have a choice between being open to experimenting with different football concepts or keeping the same concept. In Spain they are slowly moving away from competing with Real Madrid every year. They can also try different tactical ideas. I think names like Roberto De Zerbi and Unai Emery could be alternatives for them.

Tiki-taka has created a brand for Barcelona, ​​but this style of play is only suitable for specific players. It requires players with high perfection like Xavi, Innesta, Messi..., and Barca currently does not have such players, so they are no longer suitable for it. I think they should hire a coach with a new style of play, bringing a new breeze to Barca. Don't try to rebuild a gameplay style that is no longer suitable for the present. The TIki-taka style of play is too picky about players, slow in deploying attacks and easily ball interception if the players do not apply this style of play masterfully.


[Oluwa-btc]

Barcelona have been managed for years by footballers who played football for Barcelona. Enrique, Guardiola, Valverde and Xavi were all managers who played football for Barcelona. I think Barcelona have two options in front of them. Either they will work again with a coach who has played football for Barcelona in the past or with someone different. They have a choice between being open to experimenting with different football concepts or keeping the same concept. In Spain they are slowly moving away from competing with Real Madrid every year. They can also try different tactical ideas. I think names like Roberto De Zerbi and Unai Emery could be alternatives for them.

De Zerbi is still too young, he is ambitious, but has he achieved any significant results at the moment? I think that Barcelona needs an experienced coach who has already proven that with his arrival the team will progress. Emery could well be suitable for the role of coach, especially since he is very familiar with La Liga. But in my opinion, he is doing well at Aston Villa, I don’t know for how long his contract is signed with them, and whether he wants to change the club, I haven’t seen this mentioned anywhere.

Roberto De Zebri? Maybe you don't watch football well. How can you say that he is not experienced. You'd barely see Pep Guardiola vouching for a coach for Barcelona to sign up, but right now he has been trying to convince his former side and club to sign up Roberto De Zebri from Barcelona.

With Barcelona current situation, they don't need a coach who will ask fkr them to spend outrageous valuations and fee's on players, but they'd go back to them ways ( Getting players from La Ma Sia ) Same way Pep Guardiola did years ago with Barcelona.
Can you see what Roberto De Zebri is doing with Brighton? He has one of the best younger squad growing up and watch his tactical approach and build up, he is the best man to lead those young la ma sians.

Infact Ansu Fati would benefit from him alot if he becomes Barcelona head coach. Barcelona has difficulties even with paying them players. They have to take drastic measures to change.

[pusaka]

Barcelona have been managed for years by footballers who played football for Barcelona. Enrique, Guardiola, Valverde and Xavi were all managers who played football for Barcelona. I think Barcelona have two options in front of them. Either they will work again with a coach who has played football for Barcelona in the past or with someone different. They have a choice between being open to experimenting with different football concepts or keeping the same concept. In Spain they are slowly moving away from competing with Real Madrid every year. They can also try different tactical ideas. I think names like Roberto De Zerbi and Unai Emery could be alternatives for them.

Tiki-taka has created a brand for Barcelona, ​​but this style of play is only suitable for specific players. It requires players with high perfection like Xavi, Innesta, Messi..., and Barca currently does not have such players, so they are no longer suitable for it. I think they should hire a coach with a new style of play, bringing a new breeze to Barca. Don't try to rebuild a gameplay style that is no longer suitable for the present. The TIki-taka style of play is too picky about players, slow in deploying attacks and easily ball interception if the players do not apply this style of play masterfully.


In Xavi's hands, the tiki taka strategy worked well enough, but it wasn't as perfect as it was during their heyday. One of the problems I see with the strategy now is that it is not accompanied by a strong defense, nor do they have the goal productivity that they had before, which is why the strategy they use is problematic. I'm sure that's part of the process, the question is whether management is willing to go through that process because from what I see now they seem to want something instant, as evidenced by the pressure put on Xavi by management who demanded a title this season. Whereas in my opinion the process is the main thing because from there a strong team foundation can be formed.

[karabiber]

As always huh, a 30+ years old free agent players always attract most clubs from serie A. For some reason most of the 30+ players that ended up moving to serie A usually ended up playing much better compared to their previous club. Same pattern all over, 1-2 years ins Serie A then they would attract another offer from the Saudi League or probably ended up in some other smaller league if they didnt make it in Serie A

I think it is normal that when the Saudi League offers more money, more and more great players from Serie A will start to enter the league. If you have a lot of money, then you can have world-class football players. So for me, don't be too surprised when I see lots of incidents like that in the world of football.

Having a lot of money doesn't mean anything for the culture. Football is not a game of money, it is a game of passion. The Saudi League is not a league to go to for money. China tried this once and it failed. All the players who went to China for money left the country. Now the Saudi league is next. The same will happen to them. Players will learn over time that money can't buy everything and they will leave this league. The only people having fun in the Saudi league may be the fans who don't understand football. They are so far away from football that they don't even know when to cheer and when to shout.

[tygeade]

Crucial position for Liverpool regarding Mohamad Salah left one year contract or expiry until June 2025, if can't reach agreement extend contract at the end this season probably will make Salah values drop drastically with several interested prefer waiting his contract over and become free agent. Possibilities for Mohamad Salah future will stay or not with Liverpool regarding with the new manager for Liverpool next season, I don't really sure Salah will get his regular position such as with Jurgen Klopp era or new manager not include Salah in his scheme for next season.

Mohamad Salah have been 31 years old and too risk when extending his contract until several years later because he was over age for Liverpool with most active promoting their youth players academy. All possibilities with Mohamad Salah future depend on the new manager decision keep extend him or will sell him to other teams and make rotation by promoting young players.

How much drop though? I mean we are talking about a 31 year old player, turning into 32, and his value is high because he is contracted? Assume that he has 5 more years in his contract, would his value really be skyrocketing? I really do not think so, he is already old and I do not think that many teams are in a line to get someone at that age.

I agree that Qatar or Saudi Arabia will want him, that would make sense but that doesn't change the fact that it would not be a lot more anywhere else, and in their case they would get him even if he has one year contract anyway. So all in all, I think signing him doesn't really make sense, just keep him until the end and replace him with someone else when his contract is over.

[Despairo]

Having a lot of money doesn't mean anything for the culture. Football is not a game of money, it is a game of passion. The Saudi League is not a league to go to for money. China tried this once and it failed. All the players who went to China for money left the country. Now the Saudi league is next. The same will happen to them. Players will learn over time that money can't buy everything and they will leave this league. The only people having fun in the Saudi league may be the fans who don't understand football. They are so far away from football that they don't even know when to cheer and when to shout.

There are many differences.

Chinese Super League can't bring one of the GOAT into their league, while Saudi Professional League done it. Oscar, Hulk, Texeira, Teves etc, who are them? but if you ask random person and he/she isn't even a football fan, he/she will know who is Ronaldo.

The booms in Chinese Super League happen before technology and digitalize booms (after Covid pandemic).

The West hates China and they didn't really hates Saudi Arabia.

[asriloni]

Since xavi has planned to leave from barcelona at the end of season. Club must be seeking a new coach to handle the club, barcelona has been linked to the several candidates to potentially replace him as a new manager in the club. The names of coaches linked to the barcelona are

Xabi alonso (leverkusen)
De zerbi (brighton)
Hansi flick

Those names being lined up to be the most potential coaches after xavi will step down as a head coach but i come here with a little update regarding this.
It has been reported that if barcelona held talks with hansi flick to become a new head coach for the club after xavi will officially leave from there.

Barcelona have reportedly already held talks with former Germany boss Hansi Flick as they look to replace outgoing manager Xavi ahead of the summer.

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/barcelona-making-moves-early-blaugrana-concrete-talks-hansi-flick-xavi/blt25170698e196fcea

It's not surprising me since many of the great coaches were not willing to join in the barcelona which is having so many unsolved problems. Flick must be fully ready caused by he will be forced to think about how to improve the club with very limited resource.
I think that barcelona will be getting deal with flick to sign him as a new coach. Flick is still jobless now and i think he will be available to coaching barcelona soon.

[W Jr.]

Barcelona have been managed for years by footballers who played football for Barcelona. Enrique, Guardiola, Valverde and Xavi were all managers who played football for Barcelona. I think Barcelona have two options in front of them. Either they will work again with a coach who has played football for Barcelona in the past or with someone different. They have a choice between being open to experimenting with different football concepts or keeping the same concept. In Spain they are slowly moving away from competing with Real Madrid every year. They can also try different tactical ideas. I think names like Roberto De Zerbi and Unai Emery could be alternatives for them.

Tiki-taka has created a brand for Barcelona, ​​but this style of play is only suitable for specific players. It requires players with high perfection like Xavi, Innesta, Messi..., and Barca currently does not have such players, so they are no longer suitable for it. I think they should hire a coach with a new style of play, bringing a new breeze to Barca. Don't try to rebuild a gameplay style that is no longer suitable for the present. The TIki-taka style of play is too picky about players, slow in deploying attacks and easily ball interception if the players do not apply this style of play masterfully.


Perfect players play perfect games. They try to create perfect players. Xavi is trying to create perfect players like himself, but the chances of achieving this are very small. To be honest, Xavi was a chance for Barça, but he is not solely responsible for Barcelona's current plight. Or not tactical. The biggest problem for Barcelona is economic problems.

[BlackBaron]

I look forward to the movements of the Saudi Pro League clubs in the upcoming transfer window, in their efforts to build the League in a more competitive direction, by recruiting more top European players. You can be sure they will come with the same style, offering large transfers and tempting salaries complete with a luxury package inside. Big name players such as Modric and Salah are the main targets, these two players have long been linked with several clubs from the Land of the Camel.

[Hirose UK]

Andreas Christensen, defender who plays for Barcelona, looks like he won't be playing for Barcelona again next season because there are several offers from several English team and of course this might be an opportunity for Andreas Christensen to earn more money there.
Barcelona itself is in poor condition at the moment and of course for the upcoming transfer market they will be busy with several player purchases to be able to improve the squad so that in next season competition they will be able to compete well.
Some reports state that there is defensive midfielder from Everton that they want, namely Amadou Onana, he is defensive midfielder who actually I see his contribution to Everton is quite good even though he only contributed 2 goals this season.
Barcelona really has to improve its squad so that it can return to having stable and consistent quality of performance since the start of the competition, so far Barcelona has only relied on Lewandowski as front line player who is the core of the attack.
Adding 1 more striker might be good thing for Barcelona and this will allow Lewandowski to perform better because he has capable teammate in the striker position, the only one who Lewandowski has in collaboration is Joao Felix.

[entertheabyss]

I look forward to the movements of the Saudi Pro League clubs in the upcoming transfer window, in their efforts to build the League in a more competitive direction, by recruiting more top European players. You can be sure they will come with the same style, offering large transfers and tempting salaries complete with a luxury package inside. Big name players such as Modric and Salah are the main targets, these two players have long been linked with several clubs from the Land of the Camel.

Saudi Arabia clubs are empowered by the influential men in the country and these people are powerful, they do whatever it takes to make funding of the elite clubs. That's where you see the SPL clubs pushing harder to bring over European big names over, because developing the SPL tournament requires the presence of top players for center of attraction. On the lists, we have two main players, Luka Modric and Mohammed Salah. The Real Madrid player who's aged can leave for Saudi Arabia while Mohammed Salah can stay in Liverpool because the Reds needs him in crucial moments, specifically this particular moment when Jurgen Klopp is leaving at the end of the season.

[macson]

Barcelona have been managed for years by footballers who played football for Barcelona. Enrique, Guardiola, Valverde and Xavi were all managers who played football for Barcelona. I think Barcelona have two options in front of them. Either they will work again with a coach who has played football for Barcelona in the past or with someone different. They have a choice between being open to experimenting with different football concepts or keeping the same concept. In Spain they are slowly moving away from competing with Real Madrid every year. They can also try different tactical ideas. I think names like Roberto De Zerbi and Unai Emery could be alternatives for them.

Tiki-taka has created a brand for Barcelona, ​​but this style of play is only suitable for specific players. It requires players with high perfection like Xavi, Innesta, Messi..., and Barca currently does not have such players, so they are no longer suitable for it. I think they should hire a coach with a new style of play, bringing a new breeze to Barca. Don't try to rebuild a gameplay style that is no longer suitable for the present. The TIki-taka style of play is too picky about players, slow in deploying attacks and easily ball interception if the players do not apply this style of play masterfully.


This is what is difficult for Barcelona to get back, they are a great team but to return to their golden days where taka tiki was Barcelona's style of play, it seems impossible anymore, i don't know whether this issue will happen, but if Xavi officially leaves Barcelona then Barcelona must be able to assign a coach who is familiar with the Taka Tiki style.  in my opinion, Barcelona is very cruel, they make Xavi very depressed and uncomfortable, even though i see that Barcelona's achievements so far are quite good.

[Oluwa-btc]

Since xavi has planned to leave from barcelona at the end of season. Club must be seeking a new coach to handle the club, barcelona has been linked to the several candidates to potentially replace him as a new manager in the club. The names of coaches linked to the barcelona are

Xabi alonso (leverkusen)
De zerbi (brighton)
Hansi flick

Those names being lined up to be the most potential coach after xabi will step down as a head coach but i come here with a little update regarding this.
It has been reported that if barcelona held talks with hansi flick to become a new head coach for the club after xavi will officially leave from there.

Barcelona have reportedly already held talks with former Germany boss Hansi Flick as they look to replace outgoing manager Xavi ahead of the summer.

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/barcelona-making-moves-early-blaugrana-concrete-talks-hansi-flick-xavi/blt25170698e196fcea

It's not surprising me since many of the great coaches were not willing to join in the barcelona which is having so many unsolved problems. Flick must be fully ready caused by he will be forced to think about how to improve the club with very limited resource.
I think that barcelona will be getting deal with flick to sign him as a new coach. Flick is still jobless now and i think he will be available to coaching barcelona soon.

Props to Xavi Hernandez at least he's won the La Liga Competition last season and will also leave the club in a good state ( Top Four not struggling )
I have always wanted him to stay further than this but who am I to tell the management what to do, I'm no Barcelona fan but the love ihad for Xavi Hernandez during his playing made me support his job as well. It's evident that it all elite players become elite coaches.

And as the names above mentioned,
Xabi Alonso has good relationship with young players but I'm afraid that his tactics and that of Barcelona are not going to allign with that he'd not be the next coach of Barcelona.

For Hansi Flick who literally offered himself to the club Barcelona, he is a good coach but will need funds to get players to project and catalyse his own pkans for the club. I'm also afraid Barcelona are not financially strong to get to back him with this.

For Roberto De Zebri who I'd take as thengood choice, watch his desk with Real Madrid in the Champions League Competition last season and also how he's a tactical genius ( Pep Guardiola can relate ) that said, he is a good coach who makes good use of youngins developing. With the financial challenges of Barcelona they'd be forced to sell off some of them quality players for money so they can rebuild around youngins.

I believe and my level of certainty has increased knowing well that Roberto De Zebri can handle the younger players, the club just have to give him experience.

[bitLeap]

I look forward to the movements of the Saudi Pro League clubs in the upcoming transfer window, in their efforts to build the League in a more competitive direction, by recruiting more top European players. You can be sure they will come with the same style, offering large transfers and tempting salaries complete with a luxury package inside. Big name players such as Modric and Salah are the main targets, these two players have long been linked with several clubs from the Land of the Camel.

Saudi Arabia clubs are empowered by the influential men in the country and these people are powerful, they do whatever it takes to make funding of the elite clubs. That's where you see the SPL clubs pushing harder to bring over European big names over, because developing the SPL tournament requires the presence of top players for center of attraction. On the lists, we have two main players, Luka Modric and Mohammed Salah. The Real Madrid player who's aged can leave for Saudi Arabia while Mohammed Salah can stay in Liverpool because the Reds needs him in crucial moments, specifically this particular moment when Jurgen Klopp is leaving at the end of the season.

I sometimes think back to the migration of top European players to the Saudi Arabian League, especially from a convenience perspective because this will be a serious problem in the future if it is just about making money. Recently, many European players have started to feel uncomfortable playing there, such as Benzema, and even Henderson chose to leave and play with Ajax. Therefore, before everyone feels the same way, it is better to reconsider and this also applies to Mo Salah. In Europe he can gain a place and be appreciated. In my opinion, the Saudi Arabian audience was no less racist, what happened to Ronaldo was also caused by the Al Shabab audience who provoked emotions and that was too much.
I am very worried that this trend of playing in Saudi Arabia will only last temporarily and that gradually European players will feel uncomfortable on the field or not suited to the conditions there and end up regretting it. Even though the competition is tough in Europe, at least it's still better.

[tusandii]

Barcelona have been managed for years by footballers who played football for Barcelona. Enrique, Guardiola, Valverde and Xavi were all managers who played football for Barcelona. I think Barcelona have two options in front of them. Either they will work again with a coach who has played football for Barcelona in the past or with someone different. They have a choice between being open to experimenting with different football concepts or keeping the same concept. In Spain they are slowly moving away from competing with Real Madrid every year. They can also try different tactical ideas. I think names like Roberto De Zerbi and Unai Emery could be alternatives for them.

Tiki-taka has created a brand for Barcelona, ​​but this style of play is only suitable for specific players. It requires players with high perfection like Xavi, Innesta, Messi..., and Barca currently does not have such players, so they are no longer suitable for it. I think they should hire a coach with a new style of play, bringing a new breeze to Barca. Don't try to rebuild a gameplay style that is no longer suitable for the present. The TIki-taka style of play is too picky about players, slow in deploying attacks and easily ball interception if the players do not apply this style of play masterfully.


This is what is difficult for Barcelona to get back, they are a great team but to return to their golden days where taka tiki was Barcelona's style of play, it seems impossible anymore, i don't know whether this issue will happen, but if Xavi officially leaves Barcelona then Barcelona must be able to assign a coach who is familiar with the Taka Tiki style.  in my opinion, Barcelona is very cruel, they make Xavi very depressed and uncomfortable, even though i see that Barcelona's achievements so far are quite good.

I am not able to imagine how the future of Barcelona if it really does not maintain the Xavi which is currently very big influence on Barca's performance even though only with players who can get expensive players who are of higher quality but Xavi managed to manage well and when Xavi left from Barcelona and unable to get the right coach I think Barcelona will experience a decrease in performance worse than now.
Yes indeed slowly Barca away from Real Madrid competition because there are so many causes that make Barca bad and the main cause is only about bad finances and this is the difficulty of finding coaches who are able to maintain performance or improve the performance of players without being able to get high quality players from the transfer market.

Unai Emery and Roberto De Zerbi the right choice but I am more supportive if Unai Emery will replace Xavi because Unai Emery managed to provide an increase in performance to Aston Villa even though it was only temporary but in fact Aston Villa was still stable but the problem was that Unai Emery was willing to accept the offer from Barcelona because of course the salary offered is lower than when in Aston Villa.

[W Jr.]

I look forward to the movements of the Saudi Pro League clubs in the upcoming transfer window, in their efforts to build the League in a more competitive direction, by recruiting more top European players. You can be sure they will come with the same style, offering large transfers and tempting salaries complete with a luxury package inside. Big name players such as Modric and Salah are the main targets, these two players have long been linked with several clubs from the Land of the Camel.

Saudi Arabia clubs are empowered by the influential men in the country and these people are powerful, they do whatever it takes to make funding of the elite clubs. That's where you see the SPL clubs pushing harder to bring over European big names over, because developing the SPL tournament requires the presence of top players for center of attraction. On the lists, we have two main players, Luka Modric and Mohammed Salah. The Real Madrid player who's aged can leave for Saudi Arabia while Mohammed Salah can stay in Liverpool because the Reds needs him in crucial moments, specifically this particular moment when Jurgen Klopp is leaving at the end of the season.

I sometimes think back to the migration of top European players to the Saudi Arabian League, especially from a convenience perspective because this will be a serious problem in the future if it is just about making money. Recently, many European players have started to feel uncomfortable playing there, such as Benzema, and even Henderson chose to leave and play with Ajax. Therefore, before everyone feels the same way, it is better to reconsider and this also applies to Mo Salah. In Europe he can gain a place and be appreciated. In my opinion, the Saudi Arabian audience was no less racist, what happened to Ronaldo was also caused by the Al Shabab audience who provoked emotions and that was too much.
I am very worried that this trend of playing in Saudi Arabia will only last temporarily and that gradually European players will feel uncomfortable on the field or not suited to the conditions there and end up regretting it. Even though the competition is tough in Europe, at least it's still better.

It would be unrealistic to expect players who are accustomed to the European lifestyle to get used to Saudi culture. Saudi Arabia may be an important country, but it is diametrically opposed to Europe in terms of life. No matter how much money Saudi Arabia gives, European players may not want to play there because they are not in financial trouble anyway. If anyone has financial difficulties, they can overcome their financial difficulties by enduring this situation for 2 years.

[Ondekinecakabilirim]

Since xavi has planned to leave from barcelona at the end of season. Club must be seeking a new coach to handle the club, barcelona has been linked to the several candidates to potentially replace him as a new manager in the club. The names of coaches linked to the barcelona are

Xabi alonso (leverkusen)
De zerbi (brighton)
Hansi flick

Hansi Flick is the first and only manager in the history of the German national team to be fired. Of course, coaching national teams is not the same as coaching club teams. Just because his national team adventure was not successful, I am not saying that his club team adventure will be unsuccessful. Because he had excellent statistics in the past when he coached Bayern Munich. But I'm not sure he is the right man for Barcelona. However, Barcelona is a difficult place because of its financial problems. Even Guardiola could fail there. It would not be right to blame the coaches for this.

[SATWAT]

I look forward to the movements of the Saudi Pro League clubs in the upcoming transfer window, in their efforts to build the League in a more competitive direction, by recruiting more top European players. You can be sure they will come with the same style, offering large transfers and tempting salaries complete with a luxury package inside. Big name players such as Modric and Salah are the main targets, these two players have long been linked with several clubs from the Land of the Camel.

Saudi Arabia clubs are empowered by the influential men in the country and these people are powerful, they do whatever it takes to make funding of the elite clubs. That's where you see the SPL clubs pushing harder to bring over European big names over, because developing the SPL tournament requires the presence of top players for center of attraction. On the lists, we have two main players, Luka Modric and Mohammed Salah. The Real Madrid player who's aged can leave for Saudi Arabia while Mohammed Salah can stay in Liverpool because the Reds needs him in crucial moments, specifically this particular moment when Jurgen Klopp is leaving at the end of the season.

I sometimes think back to the migration of top European players to the Saudi Arabian League, especially from a convenience perspective because this will be a serious problem in the future if it is just about making money. Recently, many European players have started to feel uncomfortable playing there, such as Benzema, and even Henderson chose to leave and play with Ajax. Therefore, before everyone feels the same way, it is better to reconsider and this also applies to Mo Salah. In Europe he can gain a place and be appreciated. In my opinion, the Saudi Arabian audience was no less racist, what happened to Ronaldo was also caused by the Al Shabab audience who provoked emotions and that was too much.
I am very worried that this trend of playing in Saudi Arabia will only last temporarily and that gradually European players will feel uncomfortable on the field or not suited to the conditions there and end up regretting it. Even though the competition is tough in Europe, at least it's still better.

It would be unrealistic to expect players who are accustomed to the European lifestyle to get used to Saudi culture. Saudi Arabia may be an important country, but it is diametrically opposed to Europe in terms of life. No matter how much money Saudi Arabia gives, European players may not want to play there because they are not in financial trouble anyway. If anyone has financial difficulties, they can overcome their financial difficulties by enduring this situation for 2 years.

In last few years under the leadership of controversial leader MBS as things are going most chances we will have no issues for the European players for settling in Saudi Arab because they are bringing huge changes and now bringing developments which will give them better lifestyle all facilities which are they having in European countries because they are also looking for the development of this country with new style.
Their next target which is Soccer World Cup 2034 surely going to have big revolution for the country culture and peoples of this country because now after centuries they are going to have completely new environment with bold decisions of the supreme leader and this Saudi Pro League is also having good contribution because soccer is surely famous sport in the world and also can bring huge changes.

[Inwestour]

I am not able to imagine how the future of Barcelona if it really does not maintain the Xavi which is currently very big influence on Barca's performance even though only with players who can get expensive players who are of higher quality but Xavi managed to manage well and when Xavi left from Barcelona and unable to get the right coach I think Barcelona will experience a decrease in performance worse than now.
Yes indeed slowly Barca away from Real Madrid competition because there are so many causes that make Barca bad and the main cause is only about bad finances and this is the difficulty of finding coaches who are able to maintain performance or improve the performance of players without being able to get high quality players from the transfer market.

Unai Emery and Roberto De Zerbi the right choice but I am more supportive if Unai Emery will replace Xavi because Unai Emery managed to provide an increase in performance to Aston Villa even though it was only temporary but in fact Aston Villa was still stable but the problem was that Unai Emery was willing to accept the offer from Barcelona because of course the salary offered is lower than when in Aston Villa.

Barcelona would try to keep Xavi if Barcelona could dominate La Liga like last season, but now they can't even get ahead of Girona and I think that's what makes doubtful about Xavi. He made a decision that he will not stay on the team, for the reason that he is not valued, perhaps this is the right decision, such a coach will easily find a good team for himself.

I saw that they write that De Zerbi can become the coach of Barcelona, but I don’t understand, or rather, I don’t believe that this will happen, it’s too early for him to coach a team of such a high level. I like that teams under his leadership play attacking football, but I think his level is still insufficient for such a team.

[slapper]

Barcelona have been managed for years by footballers who played football for Barcelona. Enrique, Guardiola, Valverde and Xavi were all managers who played football for Barcelona. I think Barcelona have two options in front of them. Either they will work again with a coach who has played football for Barcelona in the past or with someone different. They have a choice between being open to experimenting with different football concepts or keeping the same concept. In Spain they are slowly moving away from competing with Real Madrid every year. They can also try different tactical ideas. I think names like Roberto De Zerbi and Unai Emery could be alternatives for them.

Tiki-taka has created a brand for Barcelona, ​​but this style of play is only suitable for specific players. It requires players with high perfection like Xavi, Innesta, Messi..., and Barca currently does not have such players, so they are no longer suitable for it. I think they should hire a coach with a new style of play, bringing a new breeze to Barca. Don't try to rebuild a gameplay style that is no longer suitable for the present. The TIki-taka style of play is too picky about players, slow in deploying attacks and easily ball interception if the players do not apply this style of play masterfully.


The tiki-taka, groundbreaking with Xavi, Iniesta, and Messi, feels dated with the current roster. The team's defense isn't strong enough to support such a rigorous plan, as you may agree. Their game is predictable and less successful without their goal-scoring efficiency. I believe management's desire for fast success is impossible without considering the massive renovation. Given these conditions, immediate titles seem more like a fantasy than a goal

Xavi's demand to provide immediate results is unjust and ignores underlying difficulties. Not just the coach or playing style, but the complete team construction and player development method. Xavi leaving would make it nearly impossible to find a replacement who could immediately turn things around, especially given the current financial situation. Barcelona needs to reset its plan and produce a team that can adapt to current techniques while retaining its character