⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[JeffBrad12]

There is more news to come from arsenal. Nketiah is rumored to leave Arsenal during the summer transfer season. Nketiah was rarely able to play for the main squad, and it was time for him to leave and this can be the right decision considering his chance is very low to enter into the main squad. I will not even complain about it because Nketiah deserves to be treated better than what arsenal did. I support his decision to leave the club because he rarely gets the opportunity to play in the main squad. Arteta gives Gabriel more chances than him. Teta seems to have lost trust in him. This could be the main reason Arsenal is looking to sign a new striker. The club must also find a replacement for Nketiah.
Some clubs have been fully prepared to make offers for Nketiah from Arsenal. Nketiah is bad, but he deserved more opportunities to play in the main squad.

Eddie Nketiah could leave Arsenal this summer amid interest from Crystal Palace, Brentford and Wolves, sources have told Football Insider.

Source:
https://www.goal.com/en/news/live/transfer-news-and-rumours-live/blt1ccfda38eda06d5a
https://www.footballinsider247.com/eddie-nketiah-wolves-brentford-and-crystal-palace-ready-arsenal-bids-sources/

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[Obari]

Joan Laporta's recent statements have caused confusion. Xavi was expected to leave Barca but Laporta said he wanted Xavi to stay. To be honest, I also think that Xavi should stay at Barca, but going back on his decision to leave would have a negative impact. They have put themselves in a deadlock. It's really difficult to be manager at Barca for a long time, if they don't win the championship in a season they immediately want a change of manager. The working environment there is really difficult, even if you are a legend of the club.

I think it would be a shame if Barcelona didn't keep Xavi, because overall he also showed something that wasn't bad, although not very good either. But they also have to remember that Xavi didn't get everything he needed with Barcelona, so management must be able to look in that direction. Now if they only demand the title then that doesn't make sense to me, but if they demand to be able to compete then that still makes sense, because it's not easy for a team to be able to compete with their situation not being good.
If Barcelona change their mind and want to keep Xavi that would be good news, especially if they are willing to lower their ego a little in determining the targets they must achieve. I mean it's okay to set a target, but it has to be adjusted to the team's circumstances too, don't let it become something forced that will look unreasonable. In my opinion, instead of setting a target to achieve a degree, it would be better for them to focus on solving the basic problems they are experiencing first.

Xavi has done an incredible work at Barcleona since he made the move to become manager of the club,but his intention of leaving is something that makes everyone surprise because we thought with what he has done at the club,they will be willing to let him stay as long as he decides,but it seems the reverse is the case,they aren't ready to keep him,and that will definitely have a lot to do on the players.Xavi has been able to still keep on competing despite the Injury most of his senior players has,he has been able to manage those young squad to still maintain that level professionalism till the squad is fully fit.i love that about him.
So if Barcelona should make a U-turn about his plans to depart the club,it would be for the benefit of the team.

[poodle63]

Oliver Giroud didn't even play much these days for Milan. He was more a substitute and when he did play, although he still has those his nice touches on the ball, he still managed to scare the defense and goalie with his shot that sometimes produce the needed goal.

Saudi Arabia will be a good choice for him for the money, unless he intends coming to America to play in same league as Messi. He has really had an impressive career and if he intends to play further, there's no telling he couldn't but if I were him, I would be chasing a dream of being coach of a league side one day, perhaps after retirement just like Xabi Alonso, Xavi, Zidane, Arteta...

Saudi Arabia has announced they won't bring expensive European players in the next season, so don't expect Giroud will play on there. He's either going to MLS or unpopular leagues.

Nah, not every great players can become great coaches too, if they're force themselves, it will ended up like Lampard, Rooney and Gerrard.

Giroud can retire and use his money to start a business.

LMAO, People were excited when they heard that the Saudi pro league was willing to buy out de Bruyne or even Moh Salah from Liverpool, but this will never happen with the Saudi pro league's new policy. I'm guessing that if Saudi has been suffering huge losses as a result of average attendances, it's not clear whether it was the right thing to buy a player at such a ridiculous price. The Saudi professional league will eventually give up because its balance sheet never shows a surplus. It's time for the Suadi Pro League to increase its domestic transfers.

My expectations for this league were too high because I assumed it would spend its unlimited oil money to buy various players from European competitions, which is unlikely given the recent statement from a Saudi representative to refrain from buying expensive players from European clubs.
Saudi Arabia was only pouring money into the European league, which is slowly killing its domestic market. What a surprise from the Saudi Pro League, and I'm sure many people are disappointed with it.

[Richbased]

We are starting to talk about Olivier Giroud who could leave Milan and Italy this summer.
The rumors regarding his departure are for the American destination with Los Angeles FC.
The parts have already started talking to each other and the player would not have said no even if he wouldn't mind doing another year with Milan.
Giroud had also been contacted by the same club in 2019 before signing with the Italian club.

Well Olivier Giroud is an impressive player that gives in his best in most of their matches even when he was playing for Arsenal and later on for Chelsea we all knew his impact in the team before he moved to AC Milan, though he is aging and moving towards a retirement age as he is about 37 years now but regardless he is still very much active in play and has recorded a good goal scoring record across European teams however, joining the MLS side Los Angeles FC will be nice because he will certainly be glad to play in same league with the professional Argentine footballer Lionel Messi who is currently playing at Inter Miami FC.

[pusaka]

Oliver Giroud didn't even play much these days for Milan. He was more a substitute and when he did play, although he still has those his nice touches on the ball, he still managed to scare the defense and goalie with his shot that sometimes produce the needed goal.

Saudi Arabia will be a good choice for him for the money, unless he intends coming to America to play in same league as Messi. He has really had an impressive career and if he intends to play further, there's no telling he couldn't but if I were him, I would be chasing a dream of being coach of a league side one day, perhaps after retirement just like Xabi Alonso, Xavi, Zidane, Arteta...

Saudi Arabia has announced they won't bring expensive European players in the next season, so don't expect Giroud will play on there. He's either going to MLS or unpopular leagues.

Nah, not every great players can become great coaches too, if they're force themselves, it will ended up like Lampard, Rooney and Gerrard.

Giroud can retire and use his money to start a business.

I haven't heard that the Arab League won't bring in expensive players from Europe, but if that's true maybe they have a reason why they're stopping next season. On the other hand, I also still hear some rumors about big players who are said to be interested in one of the Arab League teams, and if that's true isn't this something contradictory? Who knows.
Olivier Giroud still has good abilities even though he is now 37 years old, but in terms of touch he is still good. Even this season alone, he scored 12 goals and also 8 assists from the 26 matches he played, those are not too bad statistics. I haven't heard him say anything about his future with AC Milan, so we'll see.

[slapper]

Oliver Giroud didn't even play much these days for Milan. He was more a substitute and when he did play, although he still has those his nice touches on the ball, he still managed to scare the defense and goalie with his shot that sometimes produce the needed goal.

Saudi Arabia will be a good choice for him for the money, unless he intends coming to America to play in same league as Messi. He has really had an impressive career and if he intends to play further, there's no telling he couldn't but if I were him, I would be chasing a dream of being coach of a league side one day, perhaps after retirement just like Xabi Alonso, Xavi, Zidane, Arteta...

Saudi Arabia has announced they won't bring expensive European players in the next season, so don't expect Giroud will play on there. He's either going to MLS or unpopular leagues.

Nah, not every great players can become great coaches too, if they're force themselves, it will ended up like Lampard, Rooney and Gerrard.

Giroud can retire and use his money to start a business.

Okay, Saudi Arabia scaling back spending surprises me, but maybe it's a strategic move. That big-name transfer buzz had me questioning their overall plan. Giroud though? Dude's unstoppable! Stats like that at 37 show he's got plenty left in the tank, wherever he plays next

So, Saudi's move... it could mean they're realizing big-money signings aren't the only path to a strong league. Developing local talent, investing in infrastructure... that's what makes things last. Maybe they're learning from overspending in Europe

Or, it could be a political shift. Global sports investment is rarely just about the game, right?

[rendravolt]

We are starting to talk about Olivier Giroud who could leave Milan and Italy this summer.
The rumors regarding his departure are for the American destination with Los Angeles FC.
The parts have already started talking to each other and the player would not have said no even if he wouldn't mind doing another year with Milan.
Giroud had also been contacted by the same club in 2019 before signing with the Italian club.

Well Olivier Giroud is an impressive player that gives in his best in most of their matches even when he was playing for Arsenal and later on for Chelsea we all knew his impact in the team before he moved to AC Milan, though he is aging and moving towards a retirement age as he is about 37 years now but regardless he is still very much active in play and has recorded a good goal scoring record across European teams however, joining the MLS side Los Angeles FC will be nice because he will certainly be glad to play in same league with the professional Argentine footballer Lionel Messi who is currently playing at Inter Miami FC.

However, all players have their time and Giroud is starting to age so his performance will not be enough to help big European teams win achievements. It's time at the age of 37 for him to step down to a less difficult league and MLS is the place for some European players before finally deciding to retire. When he was at Arsenal and Chelsea, that was his prime and we definitely remember him scoring a spectacular goal called the scorpion kick while playing for Arsenal.

On the other hand, in fact he can still be said to be an experienced key player at Milan and even though he is not fast as a striker, his headers, placement and finishing are still quite deadly. But everything has to move and here Milan doesn't want to be late in regenerating its players and they need players who are fitter, especially as the striker position is important in achieving victory. Reportedly, Giroud is indeed going to Los Angeles FC and he will team up with former Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.

[Oluwa-btc]

I also think Ronaldo shouldn’t have returned to Manchester United, it wasn’t his idea to return as well as he almost  joined Manchester City as Pep Guardiola was already pushing for Ronaldo to sign for him which he almost did but out of the respect Ronaldo has for Sir Alex Ferguson he had to join Manchester United instead and i think he would be regretting his decision to join Manchester United because of all the things he went through there. It would have been a different case if he joined Manchester City as he could have easily won the treble with Guardiola and scored far more goals than he did at United.

For a Legend who has nothing but respect for the club i think he was disrespected far too much by the coach, the fans and some players in the team, they thought he was the problem causing them downfall but where are they now? Barcelona wouldn’t have treated Messi that way if he was to return back. Ronaldo was easily the team’s highest goal scorer despite being one of the oldest in the team if not the oldest but he was the problem.

When you have a player like Ronaldo in your team you just need to make other players work for him and leave him to do what he does best which is scoring goals, you don’t expect a player in his late 30s to still give you what a young player would give you.

Times like that are good, you come to know people who really are down for you. I believe there'll be no regrets at times you have to go back to go forward. If not for the call from Sir Alex Ferguson, Ronaldo shouldn't have received all these insults. Same amount of goals scored by Erling Haaland and he will score more again. It was super clear her be joining Manchester City, they denied the case immediately he moved to Manchester United.

Not just the player's, most of these 1992 set of players wanted him to leave badly,, same way they're fighting for the exit of Erik Ten Hag. All they do is yap and flag around like a cheap slut. It was only Roy Keane and Rio Ferdinand backing Ronaldo. Mind blown to even see Wayne Rooney calling and dragging him out to leave.

I agree with you, he was disrespected but then part of that disrespect cake from his refusal to report to the training ground during pre season games and fixtures. You've said well not because you agreed to most of what I said. +1

[X-ray]

Oliver Giroud didn't even play much these days for Milan. He was more a substitute and when he did play, although he still has those his nice touches on the ball, he still managed to scare the defense and goalie with his shot that sometimes produce the needed goal.

Saudi Arabia will be a good choice for him for the money, unless he intends coming to America to play in same league as Messi. He has really had an impressive career and if he intends to play further, there's no telling he couldn't but if I were him, I would be chasing a dream of being coach of a league side one day, perhaps after retirement just like Xabi Alonso, Xavi, Zidane, Arteta...

Saudi Arabia has announced they won't bring expensive European players in the next season, so don't expect Giroud will play on there. He's either going to MLS or unpopular leagues.

Nah, not every great players can become great coaches too, if they're force themselves, it will ended up like Lampard, Rooney and Gerrard.

Giroud can retire and use his money to start a business.

I haven't heard that the Arab League won't bring in expensive players from Europe, but if that's true maybe they have a reason why they're stopping next season. On the other hand, I also still hear some rumors about big players who are said to be interested in one of the Arab League teams, and if that's true isn't this something contradictory? Who knows.
Olivier Giroud still has good abilities even though he is now 37 years old, but in terms of touch he is still good. Even this season alone, he scored 12 goals and also 8 assists from the 26 matches he played, those are not too bad statistics. I haven't heard him say anything about his future with AC Milan, so we'll see.

This news is real.

I will quote the reliable source that published this.

Saudi Arabia’s football clubs “will not repeat their footballing spending spree this summer” after the Kingdom made plans to “reduce losses and build a more sustainable domestic transfer market,” according to Fahad Abuljadayel of BLOOMBERG NEWS.

Source : https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2024/03/13/saudi-arabia-pro-league-soccer-spending

Since the Saudi Pro League Club's main goal has already been met and i think that saudi needs only to focus on how to make its leg will not face another huge lose, there is no need to spend more money to acquire expensive players which is being pointless. It would be ridiculous if Saudi Arabia tried to spend the money recklessly. PL clubs that allow Saudi to buy his players at exorbitant prices will come to regret it since pl clubs will have no good way to sell their useless players.
It is due to the Saudi Kingdom's unwillingness to spend money after has already accepted to hosting the World Cup 2030. It's pointless to spend so much money again this season. It is due to the fact that the main target has already been achieved with Saudi Arabia hosting the World Cup in 2030, and there is no point in wasting more money.

Saudi Arabia must focus all of its efforts on making the league even more efficient than it was previously. It is becoming increasingly difficult for European clubs to sell their useless players.
Chelsea has done it several times, and I believe Saudi Arabia will cancel its plan to bid for Burden.

[LGD2Business]

AC Milan will sell Mike Maignan at the end of the season. They need to have a better goalkeeper. The first name on the list was Michele Di Gregorio from Monza. Di Gregorio has a rising performance. I think he's also quite popular in Italy. I think he might be a better choice than de Maignan, but couldn't Milan have found someone better? There are very good goalkeepers on the market, if you pay the good price.

[bitLeap]

Xavi has done an incredible work at Barcleona since he made the move to become manager of the club,but his intention of leaving is something that makes everyone surprise because we thought with what he has done at the club,they will be willing to let him stay as long as he decides,but it seems the reverse is the case,they aren't ready to keep him,and that will definitely have a lot to do on the players.Xavi has been able to still keep on competing despite the Injury most of his senior players has,he has been able to manage those young squad to still maintain that level professionalism till the squad is fully fit.i love that about him.
So if Barcelona should make a U-turn about his plans to depart the club,it would be for the benefit of the team.

Has anyone been paying attention to Barcelona lately? where after Xavi announced he would leave at the end of this season, Barcelona performance became quite good and stable, you could even say that Barcelona was heading in a positive direction. So this caused a reaction from Barcelona officials to look for ways to extend Xavi's contract. I'm not too sure but some rumors say so, Xavi is clearly set to leave but with Barcelona performance increasingly showing significant changes so far Xavi just wants to show that his influence at Barcelona really has a big impact.

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Well Olivier Giroud is an impressive player that gives in his best in most of their matches even when he was playing for Arsenal and later on for Chelsea we all knew his impact in the team before he moved to AC Milan, though he is aging and moving towards a retirement age as he is about 37 years now but regardless he is still very much active in play and has recorded a good goal scoring record across European teams however, joining the MLS side Los Angeles FC will be nice because he will certainly be glad to play in same league with the professional Argentine footballer Lionel Messi who is currently playing at Inter Miami FC.

It's not surprising that Giroud is being targeted by MLS, his record is not as good as when he was younger, so statistically his productivity has decreased. MLS is a suitable place to enjoy the rest of his career, but if you still want to compete in Europe, of course there must be a club that offers the best place. So far rumors of Giroud being linked to an EPL team are still minimal, so in my opinion playing with Inter Miami makes more sense.

[KTChampions]

Are you sure about this? I still remember that United should be a top club and fight not for a ticket to the Champions League, but for the Premier League title (a ticket to the Champions League should not be a question at all). If United's aspirations are so low that a Champions League ticket is enough, then even Ten Hag can perform the task from time to time. By the way, what for? After all, United can't even beat Copenhagen and Galatasaray there  

I think Ten Hag also wants that where he wants a positive result where Manchester United can win the trophy for the EPL it's just that with the situation they always receive the same at the beginning of the season (internal player problems even in these 2 seasons player and coach quarrels always occur) then it is very difficult to make them consistent at the beginning because of the lack of chemistry between players and coaches.
Although in the end towards the end of the season Ten Hag was always able to make a breakthrough where his position remained in the top 4 but indeed his achievements only got there no more.
In addition, some clubs now such as Liverpool, Manchester City and even Arsenal are still above them so this is also still very difficult to be used as momentum because in fact Manchester United are still below them in terms of performance.

I don't know what kind of chemistry can emerge between Ten Hag and the players if all we've seen is conflict and degradation of even good players. Even those with whom Ten Hag had an excellent relationship deteriorated, suppose in the case of Casemiro this can be attributed to age-related changes, in the case of Rashford it is difficult to come up with any excuses.
As for competition from other clubs, this is a general problem of the Premier League - there are too many strong clubs and even if you are good, you may end up a loser at the end of the season.

[tyz]

Saudi Arabia has announced they won't bring expensive European players in the next season, so don't expect Giroud will play on there. He's either going to MLS or unpopular leagues.

This information is new for me. Is that actually the case and has Saudi Arabia provided a reason why they want to sign fewer or no new top European players for next season?

Nah, not every great players can become great coaches too, if they're force themselves, it will ended up like Lampard, Rooney and Gerrard.

Giroud can retire and use his money to start a business.

Absolutely, there are some negative examples. A good player does not mean a good coach. The vast majority of top coaches were average or even below average as players.
You don't necessarily have to start a business; that's easier said than done. Rather, I see him in a different sporting role in a club, such as sports director and as a young scout.

[tusandii]

Oliver Giroud didn't even play much these days for Milan. He was more a substitute and when he did play, although he still has those his nice touches on the ball, he still managed to scare the defense and goalie with his shot that sometimes produce the needed goal.

Saudi Arabia will be a good choice for him for the money, unless he intends coming to America to play in same league as Messi. He has really had an impressive career and if he intends to play further, there's no telling he couldn't but if I were him, I would be chasing a dream of being coach of a league side one day, perhaps after retirement just like Xabi Alonso, Xavi, Zidane, Arteta...

Saudi Arabia has announced they won't bring expensive European players in the next season, so don't expect Giroud will play on there. He's either going to MLS or unpopular leagues.

Nah, not every great players can become great coaches too, if they're force themselves, it will ended up like Lampard, Rooney and Gerrard.

Giroud can retire and use his money to start a business.

I haven't heard that the Arab League won't bring in expensive players from Europe, but if that's true maybe they have a reason why they're stopping next season. On the other hand, I also still hear some rumors about big players who are said to be interested in one of the Arab League teams, and if that's true isn't this something contradictory? Who knows.
Olivier Giroud still has good abilities even though he is now 37 years old, but in terms of touch he is still good. Even this season alone, he scored 12 goals and also 8 assists from the 26 matches he played, those are not too bad statistics. I haven't heard him say anything about his future with AC Milan, so we'll see.

Milan is one of the popular clubs that should think more about retaining young players than players who are older and are on the verge of losing their productivity again.
Giroud may currently still have a few good contributions, but if he is retained in the long term, Milan will certainly suffer losses from selling players who are too old and it would make more sense to release Giroud to offer to MLS or Saudi Arabian clubs.
I'm not sure if the Saudi Pro League has really limited spending large amounts of money because it's impossible that it will stop here the Saudi Pro League's struggle to bring in popular players from Europe to increase the popularity of the Saudi Pro League.
In my opinion, it would be more suitable if Giroud would join a Saudi Arabian club rather than MLS.

[topbitcoin]

It cannot be denied that indeed until now the Manchester United players are one of the clubs that has a big name and not only now because it has happened from several previous seasons but in the end we also cannot eliminate the fact that Manchester United is also one of the buriers of the performance of star players because when they are at Manchester United with the conditions that occur in Internal, the talent that should be well honed loses momentum and ends in failure.

We can see some players who are examples such as Casemiro or even Cristiano who have not been able to be maximized properly or some young players such as Van De Beek whose performance was destroyed and not even heard of until now as well as some wonderkids who were initially predicted to be great players such as Sancho, Greenwood (although his popularity declined due to his own actions) and a series of other names that failed at Manchester United because there are still a lot of talents buried when wearing Manchester United uniforms.
Ten Hag always does it his way even the ones he doesn't like but indeed at this time as long as it is still positive it doesn't really matter, it's just that if in the end the inconsistency returns like at the start of the season it means there are problems that are still very risky and cannot be resolved by Manchester United.

When I saw Ronaldo coming back to Manchester United though I had chills but at a point I was like why?? Will he still be effective?. It proved his return wasn’t met well by the coach Ten Hag because of the negative imapct it had in the club. The club had some needs and when Ronaldo came back they obviously forgot what they needed and made sure football is played all around Ronaldo and that reAl brought in a sense of pride for the Balon D’Or winner.

 Erik Ten Hag took over and showed he’s in charge and that was what was needed at that time. The iron hands of the boss was what the team needed. Though we can’t blame Ronaldo for the bad performance of the team as he proved to be helpful on so many occasions even before the arrival of Ten Hag. His interview was the line drawer for him and that made Hag lose hope and every confidence and trust in him and if you look at the interview and what’s going on now, then you’ll see some sort of truth in what he spoke about then.

 Well though the board to an extent were wrong in bringing him back and trying to build the team around him rather they would have brought him back amd make him come in from the bench that way it would have been more honorable and get match winning victory than the humiliation he was put through. Ronaldo is still an integral part of the club’s success and history and he’s still loyal to the cluv and vice versa though things went wrong but I think it could have been better if a different approach was followed.

Actually I don't expect anything in this regard because Cristiano is just one of the examples I gave and of course we are not really suitable to discuss it now because the problem has been resolved long enough and does not need to be brought up again but the focus in this case is the level of selfishness of Ten Hag who seeks to make the players do what he wants to do seems to be reduced because after all, even if it is true that in the end the coach provides a condition where they are the ones who make decisions and everything must act according to the coach's direction but on the other hand the coach also certainly has to check input from the players so that what is done is in line with the wishes of the coach and the players themselves but what is being done at this time seems like Ten Hag's provisions are absolute and when the players do not comply with what they want to do, it becomes a condition where they seem to be antagonized and even the feud continues.

Now we see Sancho, who is not even glimpsed even though he has not been in the squad for a long time and is not even on the Bench, which proves that the situation carried out by Ten Hag is quite authoritarian and it is clear that this is detrimental in the end because Sancho's performance and condition, which actually can still be played, are just left alone because of the selfishness of a coach who makes Sancho's talent wasted.

[QueenVera]

It seems that Carlo Ancelotti has prepared for this. Therefore Carlo Ancelotti did not recruit in the winter market last before and chose to recruit at the end of this season when the summer market opened, even though if Real Madrid recruited players in the transfer market in January before. Real Madrid could face match the Champions League has calmed down a bit because its strength has increased, so Real Madrid's performance can be more optimal, but I think Carlo Ancelotti doesn't recruit players because he believes in the players he has and remains strong even though he doesn't add to the squad he needs.

It would be a good thing if Real Madrid started thinking about the players they would buy to improve their performance next season, recruiting Alexander Arnold is a good choice, he is a defender with extraordinary talent, he can create assists to help attackers create goals if he is at the club Big like Real Madrid is a big advantage for him because he might taste the Champions League trophy with Real Madrid.

Liverpool is actually also a big club but after Jurgen Kloop left this season we don't know Liverpool's performance next season so Alexander Arnold's future is still a question mark, but at least he can try to join another big club in the European league so that his development increases and doesn't continue to be there in the comfort zone.

It's a player's decision if he wants to stay in a club or leave, also it depends on his contract signed with the team as well as the teams decision to either keep him or let him go. In PSG, Mbappe is one key man that they don't want to give off yet. Even though his contract is set to expire by summer, they still know he's advantageous and would want to keep him. For Mbappe, his stay in the team beyond and after the expiration of the contract seems to be dependent on his intentions as well as the teams performance in the long run.

 Good thing for him that Madrid may not really be interested in him yet until summer so he's got to be a bit patient till then, then maybe, he'd be willing to join the Spanish side. Even though Liverpool were questing for him as well, i didn't think they were set to afford that amount for him during the January transfer window. Let's just anticipate summer break whilst watching his movement decision unfold. Real Madrid has even been performing at their best without a stable striker in the team, then we think of how much more they'd perform if they eventually get a striker for themselves. Left for me, they're doing just fine without a striker. They've in the team a lot of youngsters that are doing excellent in their general balling ability.

 But still they just have to have for themselves a striker that'd be majored on that role of goal scoring and they won't have to be using a false forward in their games. Well before now, Mbappe was a prospect but Ancelloti has said for now he won't be making any change to his squad and he's comfortable with them. I believe they have what it takes to get the species of forward they want in the team and the team's commitment and bond would really boost their results. The same applies to Alphonso Davies. The both young players would be a good addition to the Spanish giants but we just have to wait on the coach. Since he's said summer will be his time for transfers, then let's anticipate these moves and watch how well and better it improves the team's effectiveness.

[borovichok]

I don't know what kind of chemistry can emerge between Ten Hag and the players if all we've seen is conflict and degradation of even good players. Even those with whom Ten Hag had an excellent relationship deteriorated, suppose in the case of Casemiro this can be attributed to age-related changes, in the case of Rashford it is difficult to come up with any excuses.
As for competition from other clubs, this is a general problem of the Premier League - there are too many strong clubs and even if you are good, you may end up a loser at the end of the season.

Good teams will bring home favorable results and they won't be pressing in for anymore results. Elite clubs will never stop doing their best but achieving great results this season. They will continue to strive harder because they believe there's something for them, more like winning and lifting titles. The English Premier League comes with huge surprise, everyone knows how to handled their top duty.

The losing end doesn't belong to club that are serious and keen on winning matches with ease efforts. Manchester United have been up and running this season, they're allocated to be in impressive form. Manchester United coach, Erik Ten Hag wants the best for the club, he doesn't relent but do his duty as headcoach and craves for outstanding games outcomes. Erik Ten Hag is one of these coaches that doesn't support favoritism, he always aims at the best players and they ought to be mannered because he's very strict and never backing down from forwarding his rules towards his players.

[Oluwa-btc]

I don't know what kind of chemistry can emerge between Ten Hag and the players if all we've seen is conflict and degradation of even good players. Even those with whom Ten Hag had an excellent relationship deteriorated, suppose in the case of Casemiro this can be attributed to age-related changes, in the case of Rashford it is difficult to come up with any excuses.
As for competition from other clubs, this is a general problem of the Premier League - there are too many strong clubs and even if you are good, you may end up a loser at the end of the season.

Rashford according to what his mother said lost a close family friend and it's been difficult for him to process since this friend has been close buddies from way back. Asides that he has also been seen clubing and all that stuff, no matter what happens, player's should find ways to maintain balance, this has got nothing to do with Erik Ten Hag.

Do you even watch Casemiro? He has reduced strength lately, you watch him run to and fro and he is already tired panting and breathing heavily. I double doubt you do, because if you do you won criticize Erik Ten Hag. In the case of Andrea Onana, I see you all have nothing more to say, is he not the second goalkeeper right now innthr Premier League with the highest clean sheets? Lol.

The defense has seen issues since Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw got Injured, they're the major driving force for Erik Ten Hag because he builds from the back. You can go ahead saying this and that but you have to know that Erik Ten Hag is not the problem.
So what's with Garnacho, Kobbie Mainoo and Diego Dalot? Aren't they working under Erik Ten Hag? I wonder how most of you watch football. Good God!

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Real Madrid to hijack Alonso from Liverpool and Bayern
Both Liverpool and Bayern Munich view their ex-player as the number one option to replace their outgoing coaches, Jurgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel. Honorary Bayern president Uli Hoeneß confirmed earlier this week that the Bavarians are in talks with Alonso, but he also hinted at a potential involvement of Real Madrid in the saga.

Source: https://www.footballtransfers.com/en/transfer-news/uk-premier-league/2024/03/xabi-alonso-transfer-news-real-madrid-liverpool-bayern-munich

I have heard a saying since I was younger. "Good things come to those who wait".
I think that is something Alonso is also thinking about. Because we all know he has not spoken out about his future.
He has also not approached any club. The clubs are all interested in him. But can't find there has been any official advancement to sign him.
So there is a very good chance that he actually stays and when Carlo Ancelotti actually leaves Real Madrid, he replaces him.
Actually, that is not a bad idea. The one thing he will have to make sure though is he still brings in a good performance with Leverkusen.

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Real Madrid to hijack Alonso from Liverpool and Bayern
Both Liverpool and Bayern Munich view their ex-player as the number one option to replace their outgoing coaches, Jurgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel. Honorary Bayern president Uli Hoeneß confirmed earlier this week that the Bavarians are in talks with Alonso, but he also hinted at a potential involvement of Real Madrid in the saga.

Source: https://www.footballtransfers.com/en/transfer-news/uk-premier-league/2024/03/xabi-alonso-transfer-news-real-madrid-liverpool-bayern-munich

I have heard a saying since I was younger. "Good things come to those who wait".
I think that is something Alonso is also thinking about. Because we all know he has not spoken out about his future.
He has also not approached any club. The clubs are all interested in him. But can't find there has been any official advancement to sign him.
So there is a very good chance that he actually stays and when Carlo Ancelotti actually leaves Real Madrid, he replaces him.
Actually, that is not a bad idea. The one thing he will have to make sure though is he still brings in a good performance with Leverkusen.

It isn't a bad idea at all and I wasn't thinking about that option, but indeed if Xabi Alonso is patient and waits for Ancelotti to finish his contract, this would certainly be a realistic scenario since he then has a proven track record and experience on a very high level with a good club. He would have learnt by then how to form teams and how to maintain the performance level not only for a single season, but for a longer period of time.

However, when Bayern Munich and Liverpool are knocking on your door and you have relationships with both of these absolute top clubs, you also know that these days might be closed once you reject the offers and stay at Leverkusen.

This is not an easy decision for Alonso, but whatever he will go for, I could understand it. Taking over a perfect Liverpool from Jurgen Klopp or a highly motivated Bayern Munich team that is willing to invest big money into the squad, both options are a dream for any coach who is still a newcomer to the big scene.