Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[Uruhara]

Yes, buying players will not be a guarantee that the team will get good results because after all, in the last transfer window Chelsea also managed to buy players but in reality they needed adaptation to get good results. So, about Chelsea's success in buying players at this moment, it is just a quick transfer because basically Chelsea also has good finances. Therefore, it looks like it will be easy for Chelsea to get the players they want, moreover the price is still suitable and not too expensive like the previous rumors about signing Osimhen. But yes, in essence there is still no guarantee Chelsea will get good results next season just by getting players faster than other teams.

Chelsea wants to be like Real Madrid in the past, when a club brings in great players then their performance will increase significantly but unfortunately that didn't happen for Chelsea. Everything takes time between coaches and players especially in the Premier League competition and pressure can disrupt their concentration, Chelsea have failed for 2 seasons in building a squad and they want to repeat it next season, do you think Chelsea will succeed or make progress?  in the first season with a new coach I wasn't too sure but in season 2 it might be possible.

I currently see that Chelsea only wants to develop the talents of the young players they bring to the club to become football stars who could be worth a lot of money one day. We know who Todd is. Yes, he is a reliable businessman. And when he becomes Chelsea owner then we will definitely have to understand where this is all heading. But in this transfer market, Chelsea has also succeeded in bringing in several potential young players. And maybe Chelsea won't immediately get good results in their first season with their new coach. but I also have hope that Chelsea can indeed get better in the long term. and it seems like the formation of the squad at Chelsea is more intended for the long term. This can all be seen from the number of young players currently at the club.

[tusandii]

Yes, buying players will not be a guarantee that the team will get good results because after all, in the last transfer window Chelsea also managed to buy players but in reality they needed adaptation to get good results. So, about Chelsea's success in buying players at this moment, it is just a quick transfer because basically Chelsea also has good finances. Therefore, it looks like it will be easy for Chelsea to get the players they want, moreover the price is still suitable and not too expensive like the previous rumors about signing Osimhen. But yes, in essence there is still no guarantee Chelsea will get good results next season just by getting players faster than other teams.

Chelsea wants to be like Real Madrid in the past, when a club brings in great players then their performance will increase significantly but unfortunately that didn't happen for Chelsea. Everything takes time between coaches and players especially in the Premier League competition and pressure can disrupt their concentration, Chelsea have failed for 2 seasons in building a squad and they want to repeat it next season, do you think Chelsea will succeed or make progress?  in the first season with a new coach I wasn't too sure but in season 2 it might be possible.

Chelsea not only imitates Real Madrid in terms of recruiting players to improve their performance, there are many clubs that do the same thing if they want to make changes. Whether or not a club is able to build performance depends on the skills of the coach. So far, Real Madrid has been coached by great coaches with extraordinary skills, so it is only natural that the performance of its players can improve, in contrast to Chelsea, which seems to have difficulty building performance because it always changes coaches, even though it is an important factor. which has made Chelsea always fail in the last few seasons because the club has not given the coach much time to continue developing his potential.

In the first season of the new coach, I'm not sure he can immediately have a positive impact. I think it takes 1 season for the coach to study the problems at the club so he can fix them.

[barisbilgili]

Chelsea not only imitates Real Madrid in terms of recruiting players to improve their performance, there are many clubs that do the same thing if they want to make changes. Whether or not a club is able to build performance depends on the skills of the coach. So far, Real Madrid has been coached by great coaches with extraordinary skills, so it is only natural that the performance of its players can improve, in contrast to Chelsea, which seems to have difficulty building performance because it always changes coaches, even though it is an important factor. which has made Chelsea always fail in the last few seasons because the club has not given the coach much time to continue developing his potential.

In the first season of the new coach, I'm not sure he can immediately have a positive impact. I think it takes 1 season for the coach to study the problems at the club so he can fix them.

Every new coach certainly needs time to adapt, that's natural.
Chelsea management is making a lot of mistakes at the moment, they have often asked to change coaches when the results do not match their expectations or desires and they have also spent a lot of money buying players who have no potential.

There is no need to imitate other teams to be able to rise, Chelsea only needs time and a process to create a solid team framework.
And as we can currently see, Chelsea has recruited several young players, that's a good step, maybe this time Chelsea management will be different and give Enzo Maresca time to build this team with young players who are projected for the future.

[Oluwa-btc]

Fine Maguire is slow but he is better than Evans or are you saying that Evans doesn't hang on the ball too? Manchester United want to copy this build up from the back and is cool but too much of it is not good since they are not good at the back, with the set of players who can't hit the ball ones, it causes players to be under pressure and if you are saying Maguire is not good let me remind you that he's the only defender who's good in the air and the rest can't be compared to him so I think letting the fighter to stay is better.
It can't happen that UTD will win the league with or without Maguire. You easily underrate this guy, he wasn't good but when Manchester United bought him you guys was happy and while he was doing well getting goals and giving assist you were happy but now he's not fit to play for a big club like Manchester United, imagine what you saying Mr I Know It All.
You act like you're on something I can't tell, what's wrong if they give him (Lindelof) another contract at Manchester United? I'll tell you for free that if UTD choose to keep Lindelof he'll stay and play for the club but since they don't want him and a different club is coming for him do you expect him to say no? You self think well. I like the move to join Mourinho so he could have a better playing time after all those players who left Manchester United are doing perfectly well outside the club than when they was with Man UTD, the likes of Smalling, Sanchez, Mkhitaryan even Lukaku did well after leaving the Red devils, I wonder how you see things with this club Manchester United.

He is better than Johnny Evans in what terms? He doesn't, you can go see some of his recent highlights again with Manchester United.
Copy what? That is how Erik Ten Hag builds sikce he was coach who f Manchester United, he made use of players like Lindelof and Harry Maguire in the absence of other players but they couldn't adapt.

Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw are good under pressure and possession and they have been useful, you see these are also part of what lead to Erik Ten Hag stripping off the arm band from him. Who was happy with who? Even when he came In as a Manchester United player, I never rated him and will never will.

You see what, most of these ex players will not say nothing about him because he is a British player..

For you information, I don't claim to know it all, not even to say I have all the answers but I know enough to see that you don't know what you're bloody saying.

All these names mentioned aren't even performing at a top level, but then, I'm not after how they're playing. The list of football hierarchies I wrote are legit, reasons why I say you don't know but always want to argue what you don't know. Take your leisure time to check things properly.

Luke Shaw is good but not when he is under pressure and I wonder how you wake up in the morning, Maguire was having a bad time and you feel is easy to experience much critics from the fans and you think it would be easy to forget and start playing like nothing happened, no way. We all know it affected him, those things made him lose focus. Do you think England media and ex players don't know how to hide things that will bring shame to the national team? They all know what they're doing and they can't speak ill of their own. I'm saying bloody things and you're still quoting me, men you're not the right person I should be replying, you are not making sense at times.
You need to know how those guys are going to play when they join Man UTD because if they start playing rubbish is still you that will be angry that Manchester United board bought players who are not fit to play for the club.
I think ETH need to make peace with all the players especially the ones he had issues with before that team can play as a unit, not all about going for new players, UTD might not finish in the top 4 if care is not taken. And I'm sorry for how you spend you leisure time looking for whom to blast out of hate or lack of reasoning. Always remember that Manchester United need Harry Maguire and if they eventually let him go they're not going to get anyone as him.

Then you know nothing about Luke Shaw, he could play both as a left back and also as a center back, we all saw that when Lisandro Martinez was Injured for Manchester United. I wake up in one piece strong and sound.
Whenever you sign for a big club like Manchester United and also for that huge valuation, you should always know that the club has high standards and expects a top performance at all times. ( It's like working for the white house in the states ) it's not one of these five star performing organizations. You should be mentally strong and also ready.

He is a bloody professional, these excuses are shitty, I blame managers after Sir Alex Ferguson, because they all reduced the standards in the club otherwise what will a defender like Harry Maguire do for Manchester United. They even went ahead to make him a captain, when he is not mentally strong not even having no confidence in himself. You expect such to lead Manchester United? That was one of the best decisions Manchester United and Erik Ten Hag has ever made.

You're not emotionally strong, I'm not here to fight you not to even beef you, I see comments about a club I'm fond of and I try to correct you but you're always on the defensive.
I would rather spend my leisure time making my life better chasing my passion rather than to come out here hating on posters. I'm a direct person, I say what I know and what I feel is correct, I will tell you my favorite song ( No Fit Veks - Burna Boy )

I'm so passionate about this football thing, so I hate it when I see a shitty post, most importantly about something I know. Would be my last time responding, I'm not trying to coerce you to love Erik Ten Hag, but you should look at the good he does for the club. He'll achieve success for Manchester United, you can't predict the future.  Same way he wowed y'all during the FA Cup Finals against Manchester City, he'll do same ahead. Please do well so as not to misinform people on here. Whatever you say here bloody counts make it healthy.

[tottong]

Every new coach certainly needs time to adapt, that's natural.
Chelsea management is making a lot of mistakes at the moment, they have often asked to change coaches when the results do not match their expectations or desires and they have also spent a lot of money buying players who have no potential.

There is no need to imitate other teams to be able to rise, Chelsea only needs time and a process to create a solid team framework.
And as we can currently see, Chelsea has recruited several young players, that's a good step, maybe this time Chelsea management will be different and give Enzo Maresca time to build this team with young players who are projected for the future.

This is what needs to be thought about and management must try to give the coach confidence to manage the team longer.
Changing coaches also does not necessarily mean success because you have to start adapting again.
Vice versa with player purchases and Chelsea must really utilize the players they need, not like they did in the previous season.

Building a team instantly is not easy because the English league competition is so tight and full of competition.
Enzo Maresca must build a more solid team and utilize young players, hoping for success in his first season is impossible because there are Manchester City and Arsenal whose teams are currently much more solid. It takes time to create balance and solidity within the team, this will be a tough task for Enzo Maresca.

[viananda2525]

Every new coach certainly needs time to adapt, that's natural.
Chelsea management is making a lot of mistakes at the moment, they have often asked to change coaches when the results do not match their expectations or desires and they have also spent a lot of money buying players who have no potential.

There is no need to imitate other teams to be able to rise, Chelsea only needs time and a process to create a solid team framework.
And as we can currently see, Chelsea has recruited several young players, that's a good step, maybe this time Chelsea management will be different and give Enzo Maresca time to build this team with young players who are projected for the future.

This is what needs to be thought about and management must try to give the coach confidence to manage the team longer.
Changing coaches also does not necessarily mean success because you have to start adapting again.
Vice versa with player purchases and Chelsea must really utilize the players they need, not like they did in the previous season.

Building a team instantly is not easy because the English league competition is so tight and full of competition.
Enzo Maresca must build a more solid team and utilize young players, hoping for success in his first season is impossible because there are Manchester City and Arsenal whose teams are currently much more solid. It takes time to create balance and solidity within the team, this will be a tough task for Enzo Maresca.

Boehly should be able to be patient and not be careless in making decisions. Since the change in management, Chelsea's condition has only gotten worse and made them unable to compete at the top of the standings. I see the way Boehly spends money so hastily that he is unable to get players who can have a big impact on the team. But of course the legacy of the previous coach must be maximized by the new coach, Enzo Maresca, he must be truly wise in determining the future squad without blaming his predecessors. I feel confident that the current Blues squad is a very prospective asset and everyone at Stamford Bridge must be able to be patient with the ongoing process.

[Hirose UK]

What is clear for sure is that Manchester United management still trusts Ten Hag and with this large financial support it is hoped that Ten Hag will be successful according to their expectations.
Only thing is, we see how Manchester United develops next season, whether he will succeed with all his efforts so far or not.

I wonder why they are still keeping him, is the reason because Tenhag has helped Manchester United win the FA Cup last season even though in the EPL the results are quite bad and declining, but for the Manchester United management there must be a certain reason to keep him, especially since Manchester United will also play in the competition. Europe like UEL in the new season apart from the EPL domestic league, I'm still not sure he can bring Manchester United to a better performance in the EPL next season. but hopefully he doesn't disappoint everyone again like in the previous season.

First of course is that it is difficult to find coach who will really be able to work well and show big changes in developing the team performance more quickly, Manchester United will have to start from the bottom if they change coaches.
Apart from that, currently there is no coach who is really suitable and willing to handle Manchester United, so the team officials inevitably have to keep Ten Hag and leave everything in his hands to start the season by competing in the Europa League and Premier League.
But I sure there are also several other reasons which are always puzzle because things like this will never be revealed publicly, the hope is that what Manchester United decides can really change everything.

Last season was Manchester United poor performance with Ten Hag in the Premier League and now they have to prove that this change is really there.
If it fails again and no major titles or achievements are achieved, perhaps the 2024/25 season will be Ten Hag last season with Manchester United.

[Barikui1]

Every new coach certainly needs time to adapt, that's natural.
Chelsea management is making a lot of mistakes at the moment, they have often asked to change coaches when the results do not match their expectations or desires and they have also spent a lot of money buying players who have no potential.

There is no need to imitate other teams to be able to rise, Chelsea only needs time and a process to create a solid team framework.
And as we can currently see, Chelsea has recruited several young players, that's a good step, maybe this time Chelsea management will be different and give Enzo Maresca time to build this team with young players who are projected for the future.

This is what needs to be thought about and management must try to give the coach confidence to manage the team longer.
Changing coaches also does not necessarily mean success because you have to start adapting again.
Vice versa with player purchases and Chelsea must really utilize the players they need, not like they did in the previous season.

Building a team instantly is not easy because the English league competition is so tight and full of competition.
Enzo Maresca must build a more solid team and utilize young players, hoping for success in his first season is impossible because there are Manchester City and Arsenal whose teams are currently much more solid. It takes time to create balance and solidity within the team, this will be a tough task for Enzo Maresca.

Boehly should be able to be patient and not be careless in making decisions. Since the change in management, Chelsea's condition has only gotten worse and made them unable to compete at the top of the standings. I see the way Boehly spends money so hastily that he is unable to get players who can have a big impact on the team. But of course the legacy of the previous coach must be maximized by the new coach, Enzo Maresca, he must be truly wise in determining the future squad without blaming his predecessors. I feel confident that the current Blues squad is a very prospective asset and everyone at Stamford Bridge must be able to be patient with the ongoing process.

With this current approach of Todd boehly in managing Chelsea football club, I think that the team has more years of struggling, because he is not ready to change his approach that is practically reducing the club to an all time low, first of all, he needs to stop looking for manager he can control, and he should stop interfering with most decisions of the manager and the sporting director, he should just freestyle them to do their f**king job.

Another thing that I think that is making this Chelsea team struggling, and will keep on struggling under the leadership of Todd boehly and co is that he keeps on recruiting under age players and be expecting them to compete very well with over age players which is a very wrong thing to do, experience is very much important in any team, instead of Todd boehly to start recruiting player that are ready to compete, he is busy buying young stars, players that he is not even sure that can withstand the pressure of being a Chelsea player, till they start recruiting player that are ready to compete, I think they will keeps on struggling, because the players they have now are not ready to compete with the very best.

[Sebas.tian]

I studied Pep Guardiola and I noticed that he don’t like average players and old players. Despite his performance and contributions to the team, I noticed that Pep Guardiola is not regularly starting Ederson towards the end of the season, he usually starts Stefan Ortega is some matches, while he ply Ederson in most important matches because he needs the experience in the team to make sure they have the best performance.

I don’t think selling Ederson is a wrong decision because if he stays, he will have less playing time and will not get a good club if he stays more than one year in Manchester City, if he leaves now, he will have good teams that will be willing to sign him because he have some experience while playing at Manchester City.

Manchester City have won major titles, they're grown to become the only club to challenge other elite clubs in UEFA Champions League without frightening results. Pep Guardiola always go for the best players and he will settled for outstanding results for his club. Manchester City have become a formidable club over the years, all thanks to Pep Guardiola who reconstructed the club's performance, making them confident and straight when it comes to facing their opponents.

Manchester city has done well through the help of Pep Guardiola administration and it has made the players to became professional to helped the team to win many titles, that is making people to rate Manchester city the best team in the premier league competition. Now that the Pep Guardiola is still managing the team, I think it will be very easy for the team to continue performing what will give them good result next season, because their players will like to showcase what they have never showcased before, so that it will attract their managements to increase their salary to stay long in the team. I think, Pep Guardiola deserve more honor from their managements, because he has made the team happy which is the desire of their managements and fans to experience from a good manager.

[Leviathan.007]

Every new coach certainly needs time to adapt, that's natural.
Chelsea management is making a lot of mistakes at the moment, they have often asked to change coaches when the results do not match their expectations or desires and they have also spent a lot of money buying players who have no potential.

There is no need to imitate other teams to be able to rise, Chelsea only needs time and a process to create a solid team framework.
And as we can currently see, Chelsea has recruited several young players, that's a good step, maybe this time Chelsea management will be different and give Enzo Maresca time to build this team with young players who are projected for the future.

This is what needs to be thought about and management must try to give the coach confidence to manage the team longer.
Changing coaches also does not necessarily mean success because you have to start adapting again.
Vice versa with player purchases and Chelsea must really utilize the players they need, not like they did in the previous season.

Building a team instantly is not easy because the English league competition is so tight and full of competition.
Enzo Maresca must build a more solid team and utilize young players, hoping for success in his first season is impossible because there are Manchester City and Arsenal whose teams are currently much more solid. It takes time to create balance and solidity within the team, this will be a tough task for Enzo Maresca.

Boehly should be able to be patient and not be careless in making decisions. Since the change in management, Chelsea's condition has only gotten worse and made them unable to compete at the top of the standings. I see the way Boehly spends money so hastily that he is unable to get players who can have a big impact on the team. But of course the legacy of the previous coach must be maximized by the new coach, Enzo Maresca, he must be truly wise in determining the future squad without blaming his predecessors. I feel confident that the current Blues squad is a very prospective asset and everyone at Stamford Bridge must be able to be patient with the ongoing process.

With this current approach of Todd boehly in managing Chelsea football club, I think that the team has more years of struggling, because he is not ready to change his approach that is practically reducing the club to an all time low, first of all, he needs to stop looking for manager he can control, and he should stop interfering with most decisions of the manager and the sporting director, he should just freestyle them to do their f**king job.

Another thing that I think that is making this Chelsea team struggling, and will keep on struggling under the leadership of Todd boehly and co is that he keeps on recruiting under age players and be expecting them to compete very well with over age players which is a very wrong thing to do, experience is very much important in any team, instead of Todd boehly to start recruiting player that are ready to compete, he is busy buying young stars, players that he is not even sure that can withstand the pressure of being a Chelsea player, till they start recruiting player that are ready to compete, I think they will keeps on struggling, because the players they have now are not ready to compete with the very best.

Todd Boehly is still learning about how to manage a team like Chelsea but until they learn this, Chelsea should pay the price, in fact, so far Chelsea understood they have to stop using the older players in the team and instead of using these old players who get a huge amount of money they have to hire younger players however it was not something they got from Todd Boehly or his partner but that's something Pochettino told them to do.

[Dzwaafu11]

I studied Pep Guardiola and I noticed that he don’t like average players and old players. Despite his performance and contributions to the team, I noticed that Pep Guardiola is not regularly starting Ederson towards the end of the season, he usually starts Stefan Ortega is some matches, while he ply Ederson in most important matches because he needs the experience in the team to make sure they have the best performance.

I think Pep Guardiola is one of the most intelligent and tactical managers in the world due to how he works with precision and effectively utilizes his squad depth. You can't be working under Pep Guardiola and be feeling too important. Guardiola's ideology is that any player that must have come so far is averagely good and talented. All they need is the training and the emotional support to exercise their skills and continuously focus on the ball. I feel like his type are few and not all managers are so confident about their squad to the point that he can exchange a big player with another new player to win his games. Well done Guardiola!

It is just that he is giving all his players the motivation that they can also do the same thing the first person did, and that is why he did not have a weak player in the squad, and he built the confidence in that they can play with any team regardless of how good they are, so this is the reason why he can change all his players and put another one in with full confidence because he knows what they are capable of doing, so this is not a big deal. All experienced managers can do it if they have a squad like Pep Gurdiola. We know that Manchester City players are good and very strong, so any team that can have the same squad like Manchester City can also change players and put another one in without fear.

[Inwestour]

Todd Boehly is still learning about how to manage a team like Chelsea but until they learn this, Chelsea should pay the price, in fact, so far Chelsea understood they have to stop using the older players in the team and instead of using these old players who get a huge amount of money they have to hire younger players however it was not something they got from Todd Boehly or his partner but that's something Pochettino told them to do.

Chelsea are faced with a new reality, before they had a lot of money and were able to get the best players, now everything has changed because Boehly is not ready for such spending. He tried to make several expensive transfers, but they were frankly unsuccessful and, as it turned out, who you buy is also of great importance, and not just its market value. It seems to me that Boehly is not studying, but just playing, that is, Chelsea is like just an expensive toy for him, I have no doubt that he would like to achieve success, but it turned out to be much more difficult than he expected.

[Litzki1990]

It seems Manchester City made a weird decision and they agreed to sell Ederson, their goalkeeper. Ederson has many achievements in Manchester City with Pep Guardiola.
They won the Premier League four times in raw and I'm sure their goalkeeper, Ederson, had an effective role in this team. However, he is still a 30-year-old player and he can achieve more titles.
But it seems Manchester City will accept the offers for Ederson if they have any good offer, while it seems Saudis are interested in hiring Ederson for a huge amount of money.

Pep Guardiola doesn't like keeping unhappy players in his squad if you notice that. Secondly Ederson has become too prone to injuries lately. His age has gone far, and Manchester City seems to have gotten some players that are now in their 30s. They don't want to sell all of them at once, so they are planning on reducing the amount of older players in their squad. These are the reasons why Manchester City are ready to sell him and go for a younger goal keeper. Ederson is very good goal keeper, but the future of the club has to be preserved. Lately he has been showing signs of unhappiness in the team and Guardiola doesn't tolerate that.

That the competition in the Premier League is very tight if old age does not contribute anymore then they can be sold at any time, it's just that Edersen is still said to be a goalkeeper who is worth keeping but Pep Guardiola as a coach knows which one to think about for the future of the club so having young players is quite reasonable.

I don't know which club is interested in Ederson if I still play in the Europa League because his performance is still quite good but if the Saudi club comes and bids him high then Manchester City will be happy so maybe Edersen will receive a large enough salary but we don't know where his interest wants to go after Pep Guardiola wants to sell him.

Guardiola is an experienced manager so he knows well what decisions are best for his club.  Edersen has been a key contributor for Manchester City over the last few seasons and the Brazilian goalkeeper has also been impressive as goalkeeper in the season that saw Manchester City win the ucl title. A fact that age is very old in football is that players get more injured when they are older, which may be the case with Edersen. Guardiola might not leave him out of the team just thinking that he might get injured. Guardiola could keep him back at Manchester City for a season or two, even if he doesn't sign a new long-term deal with the goalkeeper. Apart from keeping Edersen, they will certainly look for a young talented goalkeeper who will provide good support for their team in the future.

[rendravolt]

For this season, we suspect that Chelsea will be the most active team in bringing in new players and releasing players they want to make changes with a new coach and have prepared a sufficient budget.

Well, the truth is that the idea is to hire the players that need to be hired, but that things have to be resolved in the most prosperous way possible, because for me Chelsea's problem is not the players, for me the problem at Chelsea is the coach, I don't know, I think that the right one hasn't arrived, because they have been there and have a great squad of players, so they can make the difference, I remember 3 seasons ago when they had a great squad and they did absolutely nothing, so for me the lack is of the coach and not of the players.

I agree with you, if we look at it as a whole, the initial problem returns to the coach that Chelsea has chosen, because with such good players the coach should be able to maximize all his potential. However, what happens is that the strategy given by the coach feels out of sync with the players, so we often see them having a hard time winning.

However, if these factors are too compelling, it is possible that the change in management brought by Toedd Bohly will ruin everything because after all it is their new owner who made Chelsea like this. On the other hand, last season we saw Chelsea being very conspicuous in player transfers and wasting money and look now they are only bringing in young players for very little money, maybe they have learned from previous mistakes and are not buying players at excessive prices.

[Republikcoin.com]

Boehly should be able to be patient and not be careless in making decisions. Since the change in management, Chelsea's condition has only gotten worse and made them unable to compete at the top of the standings. I see the way Boehly spends money so hastily that he is unable to get players who can have a big impact on the team. But of course the legacy of the previous coach must be maximized by the new coach, Enzo Maresca, he must be truly wise in determining the future squad without blaming his predecessors. I feel confident that the current Blues squad is a very prospective asset and everyone at Stamford Bridge must be able to be patient with the ongoing process.

In the last two seasons, Chelsea management's patience has been very thin, so there has always been a change of coach at the end of the season, ignoring their own players. In fact, most teams only consider purchasing players more than changing coaches each season, which generally does not result in significant changes in the team's appearance. And on the one hand, I also agree more with your opinion on this one, where the Chelsea team must have sufficient patience in enjoying the process of improving the team's performance in the new season.

[SOKO-DEKE]

I studied Pep Guardiola and I noticed that he don’t like average players and old players. Despite his performance and contributions to the team, I noticed that Pep Guardiola is not regularly starting Ederson towards the end of the season, he usually starts Stefan Ortega is some matches, while he ply Ederson in most important matches because he needs the experience in the team to make sure they have the best performance.

I think Pep Guardiola is one of the most intelligent and tactical managers in the world due to how he works with precision and effectively utilizes his squad depth. You can't be working under Pep Guardiola and be feeling too important. Guardiola's ideology is that any player that must have come so far is averagely good and talented. All they need is the training and the emotional support to exercise their skills and continuously focus on the ball. I feel like his type are few and not all managers are so confident about their squad to the point that he can exchange a big player with another new player to win his games. Well done Guardiola!

With what Pep Guardiola, achieved so far in the world football as a manager, it is very clear that he is the most intelligent and tactically astute manager currently in world football. He always knows the right players he needs to strengthen his squad, and at the same time, he knows the right players to use in matches. This is a very good sign of a great manager.

The truth about Pep Guardiola is that if you are a player playing under his management, you must be disciplined. That is why he hardly gets issues with his players. The players go to the training ground as early as stipulated by the team, and he makes his players believe in themselves that they can do it. That is why most of his players always rank among the top players for a long time as far as football is concerned."

[arimamib]

Chelsea are faced with a new reality, before they had a lot of money and were able to get the best players, now everything has changed because Boehly is not ready for such spending. He tried to make several expensive transfers, but they were frankly unsuccessful and, as it turned out, who you buy is also of great importance, and not just its market value. It seems to me that Boehly is not studying, but just playing, that is, Chelsea is like just an expensive toy for him, I have no doubt that he would like to achieve success, but it turned out to be much more difficult than he expected.

Todd Boehly has wealth below that of Abramovich, but in my opinion the difference in their wealth certainly doesn't need to be a problem for us because the regulations are that club finances and personal finances must be separated, In my opinion, what Todd Boehly is doing at the moment is quite a good thing,Indeed they are not bringing in players with big names in football at the moment and are more focused on managing the team by relying on talented young players, so far Chelsea have brought in a lot of young players and if you say Chelsea is not spending a lot of money at the moment of course you are wrong , because currently Chelsea has spent a total of 97 million euros for  5 new players this meantime and reportedly there are several other players they are targeting to immediately join the blues.

We are too quick to judge Boehly decisions at the moment, he doesn't have the patience to be successful, it's true, but it looks like we have to give a little insight into what Todd Boehly is doing at Chelsea now and I think, it looks like he will give Enzo Maresa a lot of time to develop the squad they will be young, by gathering and forming a young squad of course Chelsea have learned a lot to achieve success, because bringing in lots of star and expensive players certainly doesn't guarantee they can will be successful, but by forming a young squad doesn't they have the potential to at least be stronger and develop with his current long-term projects in the future?

[Gallar]

One of the teams that managed to perform well in the previous season was Newcastle, yes they managed to occupy 4th place in the final standings. However, this season they declined and could only be ranked 7th in the final standings which means they will not go anywhere next season. Management must improve again and evaluate what happened to them so that they had to decline, even though previously they could perform well in the Premier League.
I believed at the beginning that they would be able to compete in the Premier League again last season, but what I hoped for didn't happen and they had to stumble for almost the entire season. Even though they have recruited better players than before, because they have the money to do that. But unfortunately what they did did not have any impact on their game last season.
Will they be better next season or will they decline again? I hope they can do better, because they now have good finances to make the team even more solid.

Yes, Newcastle's performance this season is much worse than last season. The reason is that last season Newcastle did not lose many matches and only recorded 5 defeats last season. However, this season Newcastle has been in complete chaos, because of the 38 matches played this season, Newcastle recorded 14 defeats. So with this reality, Newcastle really has to make revisions or rotations in the current positions of their players. Because in my opinion, currently the player position placed by Eddie Howe at Newcastle is still not quite right. Because as you said, in the transfer market last season Newcastle brought in players who had better skills, for example Sandro Tonali. However, Newcastle's performance was actually worse than last season. So in my opinion, there was a positioning error made by Eddie Howe so that the best performance of the Newcastle players could not come out optimally.

Apart from that, this season Newcastle has also brought in several new players, these players are

Lewis Hall
Lloyd Kelly
John Rudy
Yankuba Minteh
Garang Kuol
Odysseas Vlachodimus

With these new players, Newcastle should be able to improve the deadlock they have experienced this season. The reason is, these players can be said to be players who performed quite well at their home clubs.


Source: https://www.transfermarkt.co.id/newcastle-united/transfers/verein/762/plus/1?saison_id=2024&pos=&detailpos=&w_s=

[SmartCharpa]

In the last two seasons, Chelsea management's patience has been very thin, so there has always been a change of coach at the end of the season, ignoring their own players. In fact, most teams only consider purchasing players more than changing coaches each season, which generally does not result in significant changes in the team's appearance. And on the one hand, I also agree more with your opinion on this one, where the Chelsea team must have sufficient patience in enjoying the process of improving the team's performance in the new season.

With the way Chelsea management is buying young players, I don't think they will be patient with the new manager if he fails to get the result they want for the club. If Enzo Maresca fails to improve the team next season, I believe they will fire him, just like they did with Pochettino, Chelsea management changed the entire squad, selling the old players and bringing fresh blood with the hopes of easily winning the league, but when Pochettino failed to give them the results at the end of the season, they decided to fire him. The Chelsea owner needs to learn from other clubs, such as Manchester City. They didn't win a trophy the first year they hired Guardiola, but they should look at Manchester City, who won the treble the previous two seasons and the Premier League title four times in a row.

Enzo Maresca will not be successful in the first season because this is the Premier League, it is difficult to accept any club and become successful in the first season because there are other competitors in the league, Arsenal and Manchester City are playing at the top, making it difficult to compete with them. If Pochettino is still the manager, I believe he can compete with them since he has already adapted to the club.

[Majestic-milf]

 Man UTD are looking to offload Marcus Rashford after the forward fell out of favor with the Coach, Erik ten Hag and are willing to reduce his initial price of £80m to £60m if any club shows interest.
The England player has not really put in the work last season and even though he wants to stay and fight for his spot, it can't be possible because he stated he'd only do this if Erik leaves the club but we know Erik is staying.
 I'm sure there are many reasons as to why Man UTD are willing to part with their golden boy but cited major reason as failing to show up for his team's FA cup clash against Newport after partying hard the night before in Belfast. The funny part was the English player wasn't even remorseful. Now there may be other hidden issues we may not know about and the media isn't willing to give out but for now, we know that Rashford has become too self absorbed and seems like he'd beyond taking corrections and while many fans are expecting that he at least be humble so he can change the minds of the board to take that decision on him, he rather prefers Erik leaving the club than him changing his ways.
 PSG have got eyes on him but it's not solidified yet and the attacker's future remains uncertain at the Old Trafford.