La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2023/24

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I agree with you. Real Madrid will really be superior in La Liga next season. That's because they managed to get Mbappe and they still have the same squad as this season's squad. Even though Kroos has decided to retire, I think Real Madrid still has other players who can replace him. Young players like Arda Guler could also be an option because he has trained with Kroos. Barcelona is in a financial crisis and no other team is at the same level as Real Madrid. I think we will see La Liga like the Farmers' League for Real Madrid next season.

La Liga will not be a Farmer's League next season because the competition will definitely still be fierce even though Real Madrid's potential to become champions again in La Liga is very wide open and the possibility could be real. However, it should be noted that La Liga will still have fierce matches and will not be a Farmer's League as you mentioned. I also admit that Barcelona is facing a crisis and Real Madrid is in better condition, but for the matches next season it will always be difficult to predict because anything can still happen in La Liga next season.

Yes, although currently Real Madrid is expected to perform well if you look at the squad as a whole. Especially after the arrival of Mbappe from PSG, most people probably think that Real Madrid will be unmatched in Laliga next season. However, in reality, I also believe that it will not be easy for Real Madrid to achieve an easy victory in Laliga. Because of course other clubs in La Liga are also trying to improve their respective squads. So if we assume Laliga will become a farmers' league just because Real Madrid has a superior squad, clearly that assumption is not correct. Because even though currently its rival Real Madrid (Barcelona) is experiencing a downturn in terms of its finances. But what is certain is that Barcelona will continue to try to make their team better even with the limited money they face.

Apart from that, teams like Girona and Atletico Madrid will not remain silent watching the process that Real Madrid is building. Of course these teams will also build their squad to the maximum as well. Moreover, as we know, Girona is able to compete with Real Madrid this season, so it is certain that with the solidarity that Girona currently has, it is certain that next season they will also be very tough competitors for Real Madrid. Moreover, from the news that I know, Girona has also brought in Abel Ruiz from Sc Braga and also Donny van de Beek from Manchester United which will definitely make Girona's squad even better next season.
So in conclusion, Laliga will definitely remain a very competitive league as usual.

[mamesso]

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Apert from adapting to a new coach, Barcelona is getting choked with alot of injuries and once a player gets an injury  there's a decrease olin form which my take Time to recover apert from recovering from the injury sustained  in the first place..
Adapting to the new coach might not be as expected seriously., take man City as example , although a good coach will get his team to adapt with in a very short period of time and Pep is a good coach , Flick is also a good coach so I think we should expect fast adaption.

Barcelona has appointed Thiago Alcantara as Hansi Flick's assistant, his presence among the Barcelona coaching staff will make it easier for the players to adapt to the strategies used by Hansi Flick because they are no longer hampered by the language factor. Hansi Flick is a great coach and Barcelona on average has great players, it is not difficult for the two of them to understand each other.
Maybe in his first season he will experience a few difficulties, but he will overcome them based on the experience he had with the previous team. Hansi Flick and Guardiola are different types of coaches, but Barcelona will not throw away its identity, which always applies the Tiki Taka playing style even though it is led by someone from outside Barcelona.

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Apert from adapting to a new coach, Barcelona is getting choked with alot of injuries and once a player gets an injury  there's a decrease olin form which my take Time to recover apert from recovering from the injury sustained  in the first place..
Adapting to the new coach might not be as expected seriously., take man City as example , although a good coach will get his team to adapt with in a very short period of time and Pep is a good coach , Flick is also a good coach so I think we should expect fast adaption.

Barcelona has appointed Thiago Alcantara as Hansi Flick's assistant, his presence among the Barcelona coaching staff will make it easier for the players to adapt to the strategies used by Hansi Flick because they are no longer hampered by the language factor. Hansi Flick is a great coach and Barcelona on average has great players, it is not difficult for the two of them to understand each other.
Maybe in his first season he will experience a few difficulties, but he will overcome them based on the experience he had with the previous team. Hansi Flick and Guardiola are different types of coaches, but Barcelona will not throw away its identity, which always applies the Tiki Taka playing style even though it is led by someone from outside Barcelona.

Yes that's right. Thiago Alcantara's presence really helped Flick's adaptation process, especially in terms of communication to quickly get chemistry. Each coach has a different philosophy, of course Barcelona's game will be different from before. When it comes to identity, the Tiki Taka playing style may change and may be reapplied, but there will be several improvements, especially in terms of more effective attacks.

What is clear is that Flick's presence in Barcelona will improve the physical side of the Barcelona players because we know Flick is famous for extra physical training. Of course, this will keep all players in top condition, prevent players from falling after the 65th minute and ultimately solve the big problem that occurred in Barcelona, ​​​​as last season the players often suffered injuries. In the first season, being able to compete and be able to finish in second place in LaLiga was an extraordinary achievement, because with Barcelona's current condition and seeing the Real Madrid squad win the LaLiga trophy, it felt like a miracle was needed for Barcelona.

[JeffBrad12]

Saliba to Real Madrid would definitely be great, but even with all the money and convincing in the world, Arsenal would try their best to not sell him. The problem sometimes isn't the money, it's the valuation. Imagine you have a player who is actually worth 50 million, you know he worths just that much, you know he doesn't worth 100, but for your team, the club values him at 100 because that is how important he is to the team, from chemistry to setting to leadership to many other reasons.

Arsenal has confirmed it many times. Saliba is not for sale.

I think all football teams apply such rule. They were pricing their players based on how important their players for their club. Although these players have low market value. But, I don't know what metrics determine a player's market value. And I assume that parties have different metrics. Then, I think the club always values their player highly after he makes a big contribution. The player's contribution is a parameter for the club to value his player highly or lowly.

So, why would any other team pay 100 to a player that worths 50? They wouldn't. This is the same logic, Saliba worths more to Arsenal than what he is actually worth, and that is why I do not think that Real would be able to buy him, they will have to wait for him to finish his contract.

But i think that logic may not be applicable if the player itself requested the club to sell him. Real couldn't buy Saliba. It's not due to money, but because Arsenal still needs him as a defender. The only choice for real madrid to pursue Saliba directly.

It may be working consider saliba can push arsenal to let him leave to join real madrid.