La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2025/26

[Tamaperdana]

With no doubt Robert Lewandowski is one of the best striker in the world of football, he has proven so with the numbers of the goals he has scored and contributed in his four years in laliga, even after leaving bugesliga at the age of 33 years.

After Lewandowski left Bayern Munich to Barcelona, most people criticized him that he was old but he proved them wrong by scoring 134 goals in 190 appearance for Barcelona after finishing his first season as Laliga top scorer, all in the verge of 4 seasons.

Lewandowski has made history in his four years in Spain and will remain one of Barcelona and Laliga history Striker.

Yes, even though Lewa was quite old when he joined Barcelona,  his performance really hasn't declined at all. So that's truly amazing for a player who is no longer young. So with that, I think he deserves to be remembered and made a legend at Barcelona,  because he has indeed carved his history here. But right now I don't know for sure who will replace him at Barcelona. Because basically, until now I don't know for sure which striker Barcelona will bring in.

Although currently there are rumors that Barcelona is interested in Julian Alvarez, but still it seems very difficult to realize, because Atletico Madrid set a very high price for their mainstay striker. So with that, I think Barcelona clearly must look for other options in case Alvarez can't be brought in this season. So do you know which other striker Barcelona will bring in now?

[laijsica]

It's not about how bad ferran tores will be the problem is how we can start the season without striker Lewandowski leave Barcelona and now Ferran Tores are planning to leave also how Barcelona can start the new season without any striker in the squad. Barcelona are focusing to bring Alvarez but it's very complicated deal. Barcelona need to give contact to Feran Tores one more season then they can sell of ferran Tores.  I know they score the wining goal at worldcup final and has value directly increases but one important thing Barcelona can give 10 million to Manchester City if they want to sell ferran tores.

Hansi Flick will definitely sign a striker, I don't think they will start the season without a striker. Karim Adeyemi may be used by Hansi Flick as a striker, but this is not the solution for Barcelona. They definitely need a worthy replacement for Lewandowski, Karim Adeyemi or Ferran Torres are not the options. Adeyemi had a very bad last season, it is not yet possible to say how he will perform at Barcelona.
I think it is best to forget about the Alvarez deal, because the chances of that deal failing are high. Hansi Flick would be wise to look for another player to replace him. There is not much time left until the start of the season, they will have to make a decision very soon.

Although many players have been mentioned as a replacement for Lewandowski, I have not yet heard the name of Karim Adeyemi. I learned about this from you. Although Julián Álvarez was mentioned before, Atletico Madrid will not let go of this talented player. Although he was the first choice, Barcelona's second choice was Harry Kane and I think they may finally sign him. His contract with Bayern Munich will expire in 2027 and if he gets a better offer, he may change teams. Although Chelsea's talented forward João Pedro has been discussed, it is still not certain who the Barcelona team management will sign.

The upcoming season will be very challenging for Barcelona because Real Madrid is increasing their strength and the experienced manager Mourinho, who has taken charge of the team, is focusing on rebuilding the team and building the best squad.

[Solokan]

Yes, if Barcelona is smart they will give him more playing time to ensure that he can continue on this trail of trust that he began to pursue during this World Cup, or they will sell him at a higher price thanks to his latest performances, the important thing is that today he plays because with more awareness and more confidence in making an impact he can really do very well.

I still don't like Torres as a striker, he has a problem with finishing. Spain won the title based on his one goal in the World Cup final, but he wasted many chances throughout the World Cup. The main heroes of Spain's World Cup victory were their defenders, they only conceded 1 goal in the entire World Cup.

Last season, Torres was a reliable striker for Barcelona, ​​but Barcelona lacked a good finisher. That's why Barcelona had to plan to bring Alvarez to the team. Barcelona will definitely not rely on this player in the upcoming season, maybe they will sell him or try to keep a substitute player. That goal in the World Cup is nothing special.

In my opinion, Torres' performance can be said to be good, but it's normal for him to make mistakes occasionally. However, in this case, I think it's up to Barcelona to decide what they want to do. However, if Barcelona were to bring in Julian Alvarez, I think that would be a good thing because he's a good player. PSG also seems interested in bringing in Torres, but Barcelona also seems to still want Torres However the bottom line is that this is still up in the air, and we'll just have to see what happens

I'm curious about the barcelonna vs. CE Europa friendly match. Who do you think will win? Would you bet on a Barcelona or CE Europa victory? I think friendly matches are sometimes very difficult to predict but I think barcelona has a great potential to win this match

[Accardo]

Although currently there are rumors that Barcelona is interested in Julian Alvarez, but still it seems very difficult to realize, because Atletico Madrid set a very high price for their mainstay striker. So with that, I think Barcelona clearly must look for other options in case Alvarez can't be brought in this season. So do you know which other striker Barcelona will bring in now?

Barcelona's insistence on Alvarez is the closest option for grabbing a striker this summer; no other club is willing to release their main striker, including Atletico. Chelsea's Joao Pedro is out of bounds; the market for strikers is increasingly growing smaller. Joan LaPorta is lucky Alvarez shows interest in joining Barca, threatening to boycott training over failed February promise, softens the barrier for Barca to push harder in this transfer conflict between their traditional rival.

[Olatundespo]

Although currently there are rumors that Barcelona is interested in Julian Alvarez, but still it seems very difficult to realize, because Atletico Madrid set a very high price for their mainstay striker. So with that, I think Barcelona clearly must look for other options in case Alvarez can't be brought in this season. So do you know which other striker Barcelona will bring in now?

Barcelona's insistence on Alvarez is the closest option for grabbing a striker this summer; no other club is willing to release their main striker, including Atletico. Chelsea's Joao Pedro is out of bounds; the market for strikers is increasingly growing smaller. Joan LaPorta is lucky Alvarez shows interest in joining Barca, threatening to boycott training over failed February promise, softens the barrier for Barca to push harder in this transfer conflict between their traditional rival.

Alvarez's contract at Atlético Madrid runs until 2030 and he could leave if he wants to, but the club may not want to let him go because he has been in great form recently and has played well for Argentina in this World Cup. Alvarez was the best option as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, but among the other players being considered, Harry Kane could be a better option as he has scored 6 goals in 7 matches at the upcoming World Cup. He will perform even better in the future as he is a talented player and can fill the void left by Lewandowski.

[HajiBagi]

Although currently there are rumors that Barcelona is interested in Julian Alvarez, but still it seems very difficult to realize, because Atletico Madrid set a very high price for their mainstay striker. So with that, I think Barcelona clearly must look for other options in case Alvarez can't be brought in this season. So do you know which other striker Barcelona will bring in now?

Barcelona's insistence on Alvarez is the closest option for grabbing a striker this summer; no other club is willing to release their main striker, including Atletico. Chelsea's Joao Pedro is out of bounds; the market for strikers is increasingly growing smaller. Joan LaPorta is lucky Alvarez shows interest in joining Barca, threatening to boycott training over failed February promise, softens the barrier for Barca to push harder in this transfer conflict between their traditional rival.

It is a good thing that Alvarez is interested in joining Barcelona but Barcelona is not a club that knows how to approach their opponents when signing players, Atletico Madrid did not want to let Alvarez leave and Barcelona president is saying it in public that if a player wants to leave a club the club should allow him to leave because he has seen many of those things happen, as long as the player want to play for Barcelona then Barcelona should be happy but saying it in public when the player is still in a contract is not good.

Barcelona president and the management lack manner of approach that is why Atletico Madrid want to do everything to keep Alvarez or selling him to another club that is not in La Liga or Barcelona, Barcelona has done many business together with Atletico Madrid and I believe if they approach the club with good communication they will sign the player but Barcelona want to talk with the player directly and make the player force himself out of the club, if Alvarez leave Atletico Madrid with force then he should be ready to face the fans pressure because I know Atletico Madrid fans will stone him and throw him some stuff whenever he step his foot in their stadium.

[Felicity_Tide]

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Well, majority of the things you said are quite correct even though I can't really confirm the part where you said Barce's president came out in public to say that any player that wants to leave a club should be allowed to leave. But I will do my best to confirm that later, although there's a part of me that believes that he can actually say something of such.

And as for this case, I think I'm already becoming tired of it. What I have said before now is still what I'm going to say, and what I might eventually say in the future as well. Every player has a right to demand for a transfer, but let's not forget that what binds these players to the Club they play for is a written contract. Both parties needs to be on the same page before certain things can be done, but ideally, the Club's position often overshadows that of the player because the player works for them under a written contract. Alvarez is still very much under a contract, and the Club still believes that he's part of their project.

While signing the contract, I believed Alvarez agreed to his release clause of €500M right?, so it's not like they forced him.
Trying to force your way out automatically creates an inconvenience for the other party_{(the Club)}, and that's the essence of the release clause because it acts as a compensation. Let's not forget that football is also a of business on it's own, because it takes good money to run one.

[alankasman]

It is a good thing that Alvarez is interested in joining Barcelona but Barcelona is not a club that knows how to approach their opponents when signing players, Atletico Madrid did not want to let Alvarez leave and Barcelona president is saying it in public that if a player wants to leave a club the club should allow him to leave because he has seen many of those things happen, as long as the player want to play for Barcelona then Barcelona should be happy but saying it in public when the player is still in a contract is not good.

Barcelona president and the management lack manner of approach that is why Atletico Madrid want to do everything to keep Alvarez or selling him to another club that is not in La Liga or Barcelona, Barcelona has done many business together with Atletico Madrid and I believe if they approach the club with good communication they will sign the player but Barcelona want to talk with the player directly and make the player force himself out of the club, if Alvarez leave Atletico Madrid with force then he should be ready to face the fans pressure because I know Atletico Madrid fans will stone him and throw him some stuff whenever he step his foot in their stadium.

Alvarez is indeed interested in joining Barcelona ​​but he is still under contract with Atletico Madrid. In my opinion it's difficult to make it happen unless his contract with Atletico Madrid has a few months left. That's easy in that regard. However Alvarez's goal in joining Barcelona is to win La Liga. He also believes that if he stays with Atletico Madrid it will be difficult for him to win. Even if he does it will be difficult especially since his contract with the team is still very long. This makes the player feel burdened because he wants to join Barcelona unless Atletico Madrid allows him to join Barcelona ​​and even then it will only be on loan.

This is true because with every conviction made by the relevant parties I believe no matter how difficult there is always a way to discuss or approach him. This seems to be the only issue regarding Alvarez joining Barcelona. Although it is true that Alvarez also wants to join Atletico Madrid still desperately needs an Argentine player because the player has contributed significantly to the team he currently plays for. I think this is also a way for Atletico Madrid management to continue retaining a player who has just been ready to represent Argentina in the World Cup final.

[Black Mbaye]

Although currently there are rumors that Barcelona is interested in Julian Alvarez, but still it seems very difficult to realize, because Atletico Madrid set a very high price for their mainstay striker. So with that, I think Barcelona clearly must look for other options in case Alvarez can't be brought in this season. So do you know which other striker Barcelona will bring in now?

Barcelona's insistence on Alvarez is the closest option for grabbing a striker this summer; no other club is willing to release their main striker, including Atletico. Chelsea's Joao Pedro is out of bounds; the market for strikers is increasingly growing smaller. Joan LaPorta is lucky Alvarez shows interest in joining Barca, threatening to boycott training over failed February promise, softens the barrier for Barca to push harder in this transfer conflict between their traditional rival.

Alvarez's contract at Atlético Madrid runs until 2030 and he could leave if he wants to, but the club may not want to let him go because he has been in great form recently and has played well for Argentina in this World Cup. Alvarez was the best option as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, but among the other players being considered, Harry Kane could be a better option as he has scored 6 goals in 7 matches at the upcoming World Cup. He will perform even better in the future as he is a talented player and can fill the void left by Lewandowski.

Instead of paying for Harry Kane, signing Julian Alvarez makes more sense because Alvarez is younger and could play for Barcelona for many years without problems, provided he doesn't suffer a chronic or serious injury. Harry Kane, despite being at the peak of his performance, doesn't seem like a viable long-term transfer. Even Bayern Munich might look to sign a good striker to replace him in a few years. For now, however, the English footballer is truly in fantastic form.

[Egii Nna]

Although currently there are rumors that Barcelona is interested in Julian Alvarez, but still it seems very difficult to realize, because Atletico Madrid set a very high price for their mainstay striker. So with that, I think Barcelona clearly must look for other options in case Alvarez can't be brought in this season. So do you know which other striker Barcelona will bring in now?

Barcelona's insistence on Alvarez is the closest option for grabbing a striker this summer; no other club is willing to release their main striker, including Atletico. Chelsea's Joao Pedro is out of bounds; the market for strikers is increasingly growing smaller. Joan LaPorta is lucky Alvarez shows interest in joining Barca, threatening to boycott training over failed February promise, softens the barrier for Barca to push harder in this transfer conflict between their traditional rival.

Barcelona has only few choices, which is why there are insisting on Alvarez. They are even luck he wants to join Barcelona, if not, they will not have him also. The strikers are scarce in the market and Joao pedro is never an option for Barcelona. If not that Alvarez has Atletico Madrid in mind and wants to fight them he will also not have wish to go to Barcelona, but currently he is ready to fight them that is why he wants to go to Barcelona, and he will be opportune for that in the champions league.

[Princess Leah]

Alvarez's contract at Atlético Madrid runs until 2030 and he could leave if he wants to, but the club may not want to let him go because he has been in great form recently and has played well for Argentina in this World Cup. Alvarez was the best option as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, but among the other players being considered, Harry Kane could be a better option as he has scored 6 goals in 7 matches at the upcoming World Cup. He will perform even better in the future as he is a talented player and can fill the void left by Lewandowski.

Instead of paying for Harry Kane, signing Julian Alvarez makes more sense because Alvarez is younger and could play for Barcelona for many years without problems, provided he doesn't suffer a chronic or serious injury. Harry Kane, despite being at the peak of his performance, doesn't seem like a viable long-term transfer. Even Bayern Munich might look to sign a good striker to replace him in a few years. For now, however, the English footballer is truly in fantastic form.

If Barcelona need someone that would perfectly replace Lewandowski and score lots of goals in all competitions then they'll go for Harry Kane, he might be older and won't last more than three years or so but he's more experienced than Julian Alvarez, a complete striker that won't give Barcelona regrets on signing him.

 They can get Harry Kane and he'll be in the club for two years while they watch Julians contract run down his contract at Atletico and by then he'll be more cheaper and would have gained more experience in two years time. Julian Alvarez wants to leave and his preferred destination is Barcelona so I'm sure he won't extend his contract within the two years to make going to Barcelona easier.

[landheer]

With no doubt Robert Lewandowski is one of the best striker in the world of football, he has proven so with the numbers of the goals he has scored and contributed in his four years in laliga, even after leaving bugesliga at the age of 33 years.

After Lewandowski left Bayern Munich to Barcelona, most people criticized him that he was old but he proved them wrong by scoring 134 goals in 190 appearance for Barcelona after finishing his first season as Laliga top scorer, all in the verge of 4 seasons.

Lewandowski has made history in his four years in Spain and will remain one of Barcelona and Laliga history Striker.

Lewandowski is indeed a fantastic striker who has scored plenty of goals; however, he no longer plays for Barcelona. As far as I know, he is currently playing for Chicago in the MLS, and I hope he performs just as well there as he did for Barcelona. Lewandowski's fans will surely want to watch him play for Chicago—in fact, he played against Inter Miami today. I hope Barcelona can continue to perform well, even without him.

[RaltcoinsB]

Although currently there are rumors that Barcelona is interested in Julian Alvarez, but still it seems very difficult to realize, because Atletico Madrid set a very high price for their mainstay striker. So with that, I think Barcelona clearly must look for other options in case Alvarez can't be brought in this season. So do you know which other striker Barcelona will bring in now?

Barcelona's insistence on Alvarez is the closest option for grabbing a striker this summer; no other club is willing to release their main striker, including Atletico. Chelsea's Joao Pedro is out of bounds; the market for strikers is increasingly growing smaller. Joan LaPorta is lucky Alvarez shows interest in joining Barca, threatening to boycott training over failed February promise, softens the barrier for Barca to push harder in this transfer conflict between their traditional rival.

Barcelona has only few choices, which is why there are insisting on Alvarez. They are even luck he wants to join Barcelona, if not, they will not have him also. The strikers are scarce in the market and Joao pedro is never an option for Barcelona. If not that Alvarez has Atletico Madrid in mind and wants to fight them he will also not have wish to go to Barcelona, but currently he is ready to fight them that is why he wants to go to Barcelona, and he will be opportune for that in the champions league.

If Alvarez can't transfer to Barcelona, ​​Barcelona will have to consider this. In my opinion, Joao Pedro could be a good striker candidate for Barcelona. I believe he performed well in the Premier League last year and could perform similarly in Spain. As in the case of Marcus Rashford, players who play in the English league seem to adapt to Spain more easily.

[bastisisca]

If there is one player does not fit into the team of Spain, it is Haaland. The type of football that Spain plays does exactly need the type of players they have. They don't play counter attacks, they don't play a lot of cross balls, they play to keep the ball as much as possible and wait for the other team to make a mistake or finally get tired and miss a pass in the box, behind the defense line on very narrow space or get smoked by a dribbling of players like Yamal. Haaland wouldn't have a place there. He is not the type of player who likes high percentage possession and playing around the box. He prefers a lot of room for himself where he can move away with his speed from the opponent.

Haaland does not represent the typical Spanish football game at all, he is the classic pure striker from the north, tall with important physical strength, who scores with a header, on the counterattack and shoots balls of unprecedented power, runs in the grasslands where there is a lot of space in front of him, everything that is not Spanish football.

[Velvet78]

This Haaland discussion ongoing is because of an interest by Barcelona in him recently that I don't know of? In the past, some news sources linked him with them.

But I don't think he is leaving Manchester City anytime soon... Even after Guardiola's departure it doesn't seem possible for now.

But I wouldn't say no to watching him at Barcelona or Real Madrid one day. He would fit them both I believe.

[Yurkov]

With no doubt Robert Lewandowski is one of the best striker in the world of football, he has proven so with the numbers of the goals he has scored and contributed in his four years in laliga, even after leaving bugesliga at the age of 33 years.

After Lewandowski left Bayern Munich to Barcelona, most people criticized him that he was old but he proved them wrong by scoring 134 goals in 190 appearance for Barcelona after finishing his first season as Laliga top scorer, all in the verge of 4 seasons.

Lewandowski has made history in his four years in Spain and will remain one of Barcelona and Laliga history Striker.

I think Lewandowski made the right move from Bayern to Barcelona. He definitely fulfilled his dream, and I think he also helped Barcelona a lot. Certainly with his experience, as Barca is still a very young team.

However, I'm not so sure whether he will help Chicago Fire. I think it's more of a marketing move than a strategic one on the American team's part.
Yesterday was Lewandowski's first match for Chicago Fire, and they played against Miami with Suarez. Messi didn't play yesterday, but Suarez showed much better than Lewandowski. Miami won 3-2 at home.
We'll see how Lewandowski performs in the upcoming matches.

[Mustang Shelby]

If there is one player does not fit into the team of Spain, it is Haaland. The type of football that Spain plays does exactly need the type of players they have. They don't play counter attacks, they don't play a lot of cross balls, they play to keep the ball as much as possible and wait for the other team to make a mistake or finally get tired and miss a pass in the box, behind the defense line on very narrow space or get smoked by a dribbling of players like Yamal. Haaland wouldn't have a place there. He is not the type of player who likes high percentage possession and playing around the box. He prefers a lot of room for himself where he can move away with his speed from the opponent.

Haaland does not represent the typical Spanish football game at all, he is the classic pure striker from the north, tall with important physical strength, who scores with a header, on the counterattack and shoots balls of unprecedented power, runs in the grasslands where there is a lot of space in front of him, everything that is not Spanish football.

Yes, maybe so, but Haaland is a fantastic striker. I'm sure he would achieve tremendous success in Spain if he transferred there. However, I think he's happy at Manchester City and will follow in his father's footsteps. Perhaps he could end his career without transferring to another team. It completely depends on his relationship with Manchester City. But I imagine him doing very well in the Real Madrid squad. If he transfers to Real Madrid, he will score a lot of goals.

[Altryist]

This Haaland discussion ongoing is because of an interest by Barcelona in him recently that I don't know of? In the past, some news sources linked him with them.

But I don't think he is leaving Manchester City anytime soon... Even after Guardiola's departure it doesn't seem possible for now.

But I wouldn't say no to watching him at Barcelona or Real Madrid one day. He would fit them both I believe.

Haaland is under contract with City until 2034. Frankly, I doubt he'll stay with one team that long. Although, who knows anything can happen in football. But I agree with you that it would be very interesting to see this player in other teams. I was also thinking that it would be great to see what he could achieve at Bayern, because their goalscoring record is phenomenal. Or by the way, Barcelona would also be very interesting. I think his anthropometry allows him to play for absolutely any team, and he'll score.

[blue Snow]

Lamine underplayed the whole world cup he was not at the level this time, we were expecting so much more from him and he only scored a goal against Saudi Arabia in the group stages, he was anyways a key player for the team because when he have the ball in his feets the defenders and the opposite team always feels like something can happen but as i said he was not at level.

Despite that i feel like Lamine career is not gonna be so great at expected.

Here’s the thing, friend. Why are we expecting so much from Yamal at the World Cup? Isn’t this his first World Cup? Besides, he’s still very young. In fact, putting pressure on him might actually make things difficult for him because, at such a young age, it’s not yet time for him to shoulder such a heavy burden. Yamal is still very young, and giving him the freedom to play will actually help him continue to develop. Yamal is just beginning a historic milestone in his career, and he’s touted as one of the best players in the world in the future.

[Razmirraz]

Haaland does not represent the typical Spanish football game at all, he is the classic pure striker from the north, tall with important physical strength, who scores with a header, on the counterattack and shoots balls of unprecedented power, runs in the grasslands where there is a lot of space in front of him, everything that is not Spanish football.

Yes, maybe so, but Haaland is a fantastic striker. I'm sure he would achieve tremendous success in Spain if he transferred there. However, I think he's happy at Manchester City and will follow in his father's footsteps. Perhaps he could end his career without transferring to another team. It completely depends on his relationship with Manchester City. But I imagine him doing very well in the Real Madrid squad. If he transfers to Real Madrid, he will score a lot of goals.

Haaland is an extraordinary player, he has proven his abilities in the Bundesliga, Premier League and the Norwegian national team. He performed exceptionally with Norway despite not having a complete squad like that of Man City, Real Madrid or Barcelona. If he moves to La Liga it would be a perfect signing for Real Madrid, but there are players who will have to be sacrificed (Vinicius or Mbappe). On the other hand, Man City will not let Haaland go, especially since he has just shown his class as a deadly striker while representing his country at the World Cup. Currently, Man City is building a new project following Guardiola's departure, and they are relying heavily on Haaland to maintain the sharpness of their front line.