La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2023/24

[Falconer]

It's difficult to fight in the Champions League when a team doesn't have high-quality players, but in the season that just finished Sevilla were still able to stay in the middle area of the final standings and it's not that close to relegation. But for next season Sevilla will have to fight even harder because they are already in a tougher competition apart from La Liga, because the Champions League is a league for the best teams from several domestic leagues.

Sevilla are not the favorite in the Champions League, but they are the better team in the Europa League. Instead of hoping for the Champions League title, I think Sevilla should focus on the Europa League and win another title next season.

It might be good for Sevilla if they can compete with the top teams in the Champions League but even if they do qualify for the round of 16 I believe they will only fall short before reaching the quarter-finals. So even though Sevilla failed to qualify for the round of 16, they have a better chance in the Europa League.

[Die_empty]

The Champions League is, as its name suggests, a league for champions, the greatest teams in Europe. Sevilla had a pretty bad season, but winning the Europa League earned them a spot in the champions league next season, and with this, I believe they will also prepare ahead, am sure they will want to improve and add more players to their squad. Any team playing in the champions league will make huge preparations towards it. Due to the multiple competitions they will participate in and the fact that it will be a hectic season for them, they will require a more diverse team to cover for fatigue and injuries.

The only means Sevilla will make an impact in the UEFA Champions League is to get new players that will complement the old players. The owner of the club Sevillistas de Nervion S.A should ensure they make funds available to Jose Luis Mendilibar to buy more players. The champions league will be more demanding than the Europe League.

The club had a bad La Liga experience last season finishing 12th. For them to be more active both in the Spanish league and the champion league they need more players. Coach Mendilibar would have to be more technical next season because he will have to compete with other top-class coaches. The club was just fortunate to win the game against Roma and they need to use this opportunity to make an impact.

[RaltcoinsB]

It's difficult to fight in the Champions League when a team doesn't have high-quality players, but in the season that just finished Sevilla were still able to stay in the middle area of the final standings and it's not that close to relegation. But for next season Sevilla will have to fight even harder because they are already in a tougher competition apart from La Liga, because the Champions League is a league for the best teams from several domestic leagues.

Sevilla are not the favorite in the Champions League, but they are the better team in the Europa League. Instead of hoping for the Champions League title, I think Sevilla should focus on the Europa League and win another title next season.

It might be good for Sevilla if they can compete with the top teams in the Champions League but even if they do qualify for the round of 16 I believe they will only fall short before reaching the quarter-finals. So even though Sevilla failed to qualify for the round of 16, they have a better chance in the Europa League.

Champions league and European league are very different tournaments. I'm sure the teams will hold up against their star-studded roster, but I'm not sure if they can make it through the group stage. If they finish third in the tournament, they can be favorites again in the European league.

[ShowOff]

The only means Sevilla will make an impact in the UEFA Champions League is to get new players that will complement the old players. The owner of the club Sevillistas de Nervion S.A should ensure they make funds available to Jose Luis Mendilibar to buy more players. The champions league will be more demanding than the Europe League.

The club had a bad La Liga experience last season finishing 12th. For them to be more active both in the Spanish league and the champion league they need more players. Coach Mendilibar would have to be more technical next season because he will have to compete with other top-class coaches. The club was just fortunate to win the game against Roma and they need to use this opportunity to make an impact.

Sevilla will certainly improve the quality of their team next season so they can compete well in La Liga and in European competitions. José Luis Mendilibar will probably demand the club and management give him a lot of budget to sign some good players he deserves after winning the Europa League title this season.

José Luis Mendilibar knows where his team's weaknesses were last season despite being able to win the title, so I think management should be able to help build Sevilla into a team that can compete in the top 4 of La Liga next season. Last season was bad for Sevilla because their performance was very erratic, but next season they should be able to recover.

[Hvdv]

contrary to this, it is unlikely that sevilla can afford any major signings with the clubs financial standing and yes, getting champions league football does not change that position. it is left to see if sevilla are able to get quality loan signings, else they would struggle with relegation like the just concluded season

It's difficult to fight in the Champions League when a team doesn't have high-quality players, but in the season that just finished Sevilla were still able to stay in the middle area of the final standings and it's not that close to relegation. But for next season Sevilla will have to fight even harder because they are already in a tougher competition apart from La Liga, because the Champions League is a league for the best teams from several domestic leagues.

This year will be a tougher year for Sevilla after winning the Europa League victory. They finished the league in the middle places and did not deserve to go to Europe. Just in this case, the trophy they won takes them to the champions league despite this ranking, and that's why they should get very good players in the transfer period.

[nlovric]

contrary to this, it is unlikely that sevilla can afford any major signings with the clubs financial standing and yes, getting champions league football does not change that position. it is left to see if sevilla are able to get quality loan signings, else they would struggle with relegation like the just concluded season

It's difficult to fight in the Champions League when a team doesn't have high-quality players, but in the season that just finished Sevilla were still able to stay in the middle area of the final standings and it's not that close to relegation. But for next season Sevilla will have to fight even harder because they are already in a tougher competition apart from La Liga, because the Champions League is a league for the best teams from several domestic leagues.

The Champions League is, as its name suggests, a league for champions, the greatest teams in Europe. Sevilla had a pretty bad season, but winning the Europa League earned them a spot in the champions league next season, and with this, I believe they will also prepare ahead, am sure they will want to improve and add more players to their squad. Any team playing in the champions league will make huge preparations towards it. Due to the multiple competitions they will participate in and the fact that it will be a hectic season for them, they will require a more diverse team to cover for fatigue and injuries.

Despite having a difficult season Sevilla trip to the Champions League says a lot about their tenacity and tenacity. Their participation in the prestigious competition was assured by winning the Europa League which also sparked a drive for growth. Sevilla is aware of how taxing competing in many tournaments can be and the possible toll it might have on their team as they prepare for the forthcoming season. The team administration is obviously interested in boosting their roster to handle the demanding schedule and guard against weariness and injury. They will go out on a mission to gather a variety of skills carefully choosing players who can fit in with their system and add the required depth. Strategic hiring and a rigorous concentration on creating a cohesive and strong team capable of succeeding in the Champions League will characterise Sevilla preparations.

[rahmad2nd]

It's difficult to fight in the Champions League when a team doesn't have high-quality players, but in the season that just finished Sevilla were still able to stay in the middle area of the final standings and it's not that close to relegation. But for next season Sevilla will have to fight even harder because they are already in a tougher competition apart from La Liga, because the Champions League is a league for the best teams from several domestic leagues.

Sevilla are not the favorite in the Champions League, but they are the better team in the Europa League. Instead of hoping for the Champions League title, I think Sevilla should focus on the Europa League and win another title next season.

It might be good for Sevilla if they can compete with the top teams in the Champions League but even if they do qualify for the round of 16 I believe they will only fall short before reaching the quarter-finals. So even though Sevilla failed to qualify for the round of 16, they have a better chance in the Europa League.

Sevilla are a mediocre team, although they deepened their squad in the transfer market this summer by bringing in new arrivals.  however, it will be difficult for them to keep up with the competition in the Champions League. ideally, they will focus on improving their ranking in La Liga. improve performance, and try to focus on the things they need to improve. However, that doesn't mean Sevilla won't be serious about their matches in the Champions League. either way, they will show their best game. but as we all know, the teams that compete in the Champions League are the strongest teams in their respective leagues. so, all we can do is enjoy when they play the game later. especially the match against Manchester City in the UEFA Super Cup, a very tough match of course for Sevilla who will meet the team that won the Champions League.

[RockBell]

contrary to this, it is unlikely that sevilla can afford any major signings with the clubs financial standing and yes, getting champions league football does not change that position. it is left to see if sevilla are able to get quality loan signings, else they would struggle with relegation like the just concluded season

It's difficult to fight in the Champions League when a team doesn't have high-quality players, but in the season that just finished Sevilla were still able to stay in the middle area of the final standings and it's not that close to relegation. But for next season Sevilla will have to fight even harder because they are already in a tougher competition apart from La Liga, because the Champions League is a league for the best teams from several domestic leagues.

Having good players and good positioning, and the players doing well in their positions, especially the midfielders, as you noted, are some of the fundamental principles that Guardiola employs. Additionally, based on what the other user said, Sevilla seriously needs to improve its financial situation before the clubs suffer more harm than they already have—they even struggled to earn 49 points—before the clubs become more damaged than before. I hope they invest in new strategies and more players. since other clubs are busy working to improve the performance of their clubs.

[ShowOff]

Oh I just noticed a tweet from Fabrizio Romano that at last Ilkay Gundogan has been confirmed to sign a 2 season contract with Barcelona. This is great news for all the fans because Barcelona really need an experienced midfielder since Busquets left, so Ilkay Gundogan looks like he's worth it. So, welcome to Ilkay Gundogan.

Valid sources: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1671558716594745345?s=20

Ilkay Gündogan to Barcelona, here we go! Final approval arrived on club side to register him as new signing, green light from the player. It’s done deal, signed few minutes ago. 🚨🔵🔴 #FCB

Gündogan has agreed a two year deal valid until June 2025 with option for further year.

[giammangiato]

Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid have a higher chance of being a threat to whichever team they face. Sevilla and Real Sociedad are good teams, but I don't think they have a better chance of qualifying for the knockout stage.

Among the 5 La Liga teams that will participate in the group stage, I'm only sure 4 of the 5 teams will qualify for the round of 16. It may still depend on how they fare in the group in the draw, but Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have all the best chances of qualifying.

Apart from the three you mentioned, Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid and Barcelona, I don't see any other team that can challenge the top and become the first in La Liga, honestly
Of course, this decreases competition but La Liga is not a very competitive championship, not like the Italian one

[borovichok]

Apart from the three you mentioned, Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid and Barcelona, I don't see any other team that can challenge the top and become the first in La Liga, honestly
Of course, this decreases competition but La Liga is not a very competitive championship, not like the Italian one

Predictions on clubs winning the La Liga is easy unlike other leagues. Considering they have high-quality players that can compete with the best, Spanish clubs are always the best among other league clubs. Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Athletico Madrid are the premier clubs, with the ability to win La Liga every season. It's almost as if they were born into the league, and average clubs will take a long time to beat the record. I can't see Sevilla or Villarreal finishing first in La Liga, because there are top competitive clubs that have only demonstrated fantastic performance against their players.

[marcous]

Oh I just noticed a tweet from Fabrizio Romano that at last Ilkay Gundogan has been confirmed to sign a 2 season contract with Barcelona. This is great news for all the fans because Barcelona really need an experienced midfielder since Busquets left, so Ilkay Gundogan looks like he's worth it. So, welcome to Ilkay Gundogan.

Valid sources: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1671558716594745345?s=20

Let us congratulate Ilkay Gundogan on his joining Barcelona. His experience of playing at the highest level and recently winning the Champions League makes him a valuable addition to Barcelona, expected to help maintain the balance and depth of the team following Busquets' departure.

I believe every player aspires to collaborate with a coach of Xavi's caliber and play for Barcelona. This elevates their chances of attaining the assurance of championship in every competition they partake in.

[emrecemsan]

Barcelona were already planning to sign Gundogan permanently and this was a golden opportunity. Because there wasn't any need to pay transfer fee. Of course his market value isn't much but anyway. I still can't believe how Manchester City decided to let him go already now. I thought he would play for a couple of more years and then leave. Because he was the captain of the team and his recent performances were also quite impressive. Guardiola even declared his love for him. 

But it looks like every beautiful thing has an end. This relationship between Manchester City and Gundogan has also ended. But it isn't a bad parting though. Because while he can still perform really well he can be quite useful for Barcelona in the Champions League as well.

[HajiBagi]

contrary to this, it is unlikely that sevilla can afford any major signings with the clubs financial standing and yes, getting champions league football does not change that position. it is left to see if sevilla are able to get quality loan signings, else they would struggle with relegation like the just concluded season

It's difficult to fight in the Champions League when a team doesn't have high-quality players, but in the season that just finished Sevilla were still able to stay in the middle area of the final standings and it's not that close to relegation. But for next season Sevilla will have to fight even harder because they are already in a tougher competition apart from La Liga, because the Champions League is a league for the best teams from several domestic leagues.

I don't believe that Sevilla will be able to perform as well in the Champions League as they do in the Europa League. The Champions League is one of the biggest leagues and is every team's dream to win. Sevilla can only succeed by winning the Europa League, even though it is also a league that every team would like to win but not as much as the Champions League.
Because Sevilla won the Europa League, they will perform well in the Champions League; otherwise, I doubt they won't even come close to competing in the Champions League because they finished in the top 12 of the La Liga league.

[Ndabagi01]

Oh I just noticed a tweet from Fabrizio Romano that at last Ilkay Gundogan has been confirmed to sign a 2 season contract with Barcelona. This is great news for all the fans because Barcelona really need an experienced midfielder since Busquets left, so Ilkay Gundogan looks like he's worth it. So, welcome to Ilkay Gundogan.

This is great news for Barcelona fans; having a talented player like Gundogan is always beneficial to any team. I didn't expect the deal to be completed quickly because of Gundogan's talent, and Pep Guardiola will not let him leave without a suitable replacement. I know Pep Guardiola will not make a stupid decision at this key juncture, and I wish Gundogan a successful future at Barcelona.

[Raflesia]

Oh I just noticed a tweet from Fabrizio Romano that at last Ilkay Gundogan has been confirmed to sign a 2 season contract with Barcelona. This is great news for all the fans because Barcelona really need an experienced midfielder since Busquets left, so Ilkay Gundogan looks like he's worth it. So, welcome to Ilkay Gundogan.

Valid sources: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1671558716594745345?s=20

Ilkay Gündogan to Barcelona, here we go! Final approval arrived on club side to register him as new signing, green light from the player. It’s done deal, signed few minutes ago. 🚨🔵🔴 #FCB

Gündogan has agreed a two year deal valid until June 2025 with option for further year.

Xavi worked quite efficiently and quickly because the certainty of Busquets leaving was final for his decision and of course with Gundogan in their squad it was clear this would have a positive impact.
Gundogan's leadership spirit and calmness need not be questioned even though it is impossible for him to immediately become captain but still with him and the experience he has it is clear that this is very good for Barcelona.

Now for this maybe I will still continue to wait for Alba's condition, which incidentally after Busquets left he was the only player left for Barcelona's golden era. He is still expecting to stay even willing to drop his wages but it looks like Barcelona are still looking to seek regeneration in this regard.

[shogun47]

No way, it is June now. There is not a single reason why a club should say that this is it and over and out of the transfer game. They could say it to pretend they are not interested in buying players anymore and therefore keep prices lower perhaps, but to be serious nobody believes that anyway. There is no point in saying that they are done. If something comes up that is interesting to them, of course they would try and take an opportunity even it is an unexpected one. Joselu on loan wasn't Real Madrid's last action for their offense this transfer period. If yes it would surprise me.

I agree, this is more like a continuation of Real Madrid's game aimed at getting a striker at the right price. It makes no sense to pay huge money for Kane or Mbappe, given the age of the first and the duration of the contract of the second. Of the major acquisitions from Real Madrid right now, it is only Bellingham and it is absolutely unbelievable that this will be the only purchase, since with the players who have left, this cannot even be called a strengthening.

I agree, too, but one thing I disagree with. When Mbappe could be bought for significantly less than 200 million, Real Madrid would consider doing it. Buying Mbappe is also an investment in the brand of the club and in a significant increase in merchandise sales. Ronaldo and Messi I remember also generated huge revenues from merchandise sales immediately after it has been found out that they transfer to a different club. I think they would make tons of sales when Mbappe is officially announced as a transfer and they would make money with him for many years as he is young. Kane wouldn't make merchandise revenue explode and that is why there is a different calculation at play when it is about Mbappe. Do you agree?

[Sandra_hakeem]

I agree, this is more like a continuation of Real Madrid's game aimed at getting a striker at the right price. It makes no sense to pay huge money for Kane or Mbappe, given the age of the first and the duration of the contract of the second.

Kane made several years a big waste when all he did was holding on to a club that has one of the poorest performances in Europe. He had a chance to have signed for any team that would have paid so on him; but getting signed at this age will definitely be a loss for Madrid as he's got only a few more years to play.
On the other hand, mbappe wasn't even comfortable staying in PSG that long... I can remember when he wanted to leave as soon as possible when Messi was singed... Many things happened and I think for no just course, or maybe reasons best known to him, he wanted to leave. Having Madrid as an option isn't bad- regarding his current form too.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[lalabotax]

Xavi worked quite efficiently and quickly because the certainty of Busquets leaving was final for his decision and of course with Gundogan in their squad it was clear this would have a positive impact.
Gundogan's leadership spirit and calmness need not be questioned even though it is impossible for him to immediately become captain but still with him and the experience he has it is clear that this is very good for Barcelona....

Xavi has a long history with Barcelona and he is also very familiar with the characteristics of his game throughout the game. so when he comes back and tries to fix Barcelona from the bottom he knows quite a lot about what's going on in Barcelona, ​​what needs to be done and also various evaluations for that. we'll see how Barcelona after Ada Xavi they were able to get up and have started to approach Barcelona's very good style of play and won La Liga last season. and this is not easy because we all know that Barcelona competed like that for a few early days so they lacked a lot of points.

[harapan]

Oh I just noticed a tweet from Fabrizio Romano that at last Ilkay Gundogan has been confirmed to sign a 2 season contract with Barcelona. This is great news for all the fans because Barcelona really need an experienced midfielder since Busquets left, so Ilkay Gundogan looks like he's worth it. So, welcome to Ilkay Gundogan.

Gundugan is making a good decision by leaving Man City. He has achieved everything there's is at Man City.
Barcelona will benefit most from Gundugan. He is an elite midfielder and will fit perfectly well in the Barcelona midfield. Whenever Pedri is out injured, Barcelona always suffer but with Gundugan that problem will be solved.
Gundugan is good at everything in midfield. He has accurate pass and he can score goals too. He is the kind of midfielder that Barcelona really like. I hope he has a good career at Barcelona and helps them achieve things they want to achieve like the champions league.