Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[Sebas.tian]

I don't expect that Arsenal will also start bringing in and using young players in their squad like Chelsea, Man United and Man City are doing in the current transfer market. Arsenal has currently brought in two young players, namely Lucas Nygaard who is 18 years old and Tommy Setford who is also 18 years old.
I think in the coming season we will see many young players strengthening every team in the Premier League. as the trend of developing young players for the long term seems to have really begun. In the Premier League, Chelsea has used this method since last season. Meanwhile, other teams started this season.

This is a good step taken by the EPL team with the arrival of young players. They can have a long career and can build a very solid squad in the future. Last season I saw several potential young players who might make a big contribution to their team. First, of course, Haaland, who has become a big star at City and the EPL. Then there was Cole Palmer who began to show a very significant influence for Chelsea. I think Chelsea will get a better ranking this season. Bukayo Saka is also a young player who played an important role for Arsenal last season. And although many have criticized Manchester United for their performance last season, United has Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund who are young players with potential and often form the starting XI for Ten Hag.

I noticed it from Chelsea and other teams last season, they used the opportunity to signed in some players that made their performance to improved which many people noticed it from the end of this tournament, despite they didn't win the premier league title. If Chelsea can ended up in a good position in this season, show that they will make a good position next season because their manager is fully ready to train his players to showcase more new skills that will make the whole world believe that Chelsea are ready to break record. Arsenal will also make a good move next season, which you can see it from the new moved from their manager to signed in new young potential players recently to correct their mistakes next season, but for Manchester united to improve next season, their managements need to give go ahead to their manager to signe more young players in this summer season.

[hyudien]

So far, Arteta has work well and of course winning runners up in a row is also a good thing because it proves that Arteta has been able to maintain his performance, in fact, in my opinion, the 2023-2024 season for Arsenal is better than the previous season.

The last 2 seasons Arsenal have no changes and for me nothing is better.
Arteta can actually give a special title for Arsenal but his ambition is too high to continue to pursue the EPL title and also several other titles such as the Champions League and the FA Cup.
While Arteta does not have much experience and players who may still not be ready to face all of these challenges.

Not that it is bad but as long as Arteta is able to maintain this consistent, Arsenal will certainly increase their performance and can win the title they want.
Most importantly the club continues to provide an opportunity for the coach.

I think Arsenal have been better in the last 2 seasons, they have changed and what stands out the most is in their defensive area. In the previous season they conceded 43 goals, while last season they only conceded 29 goals, in my opinion this is an improved performance in the defensive area. Apart from that, their consistency has improved quite a bit, although not significantly, but it is quite noticeable and visible from what they can do at the end of the season.
They should be able to mature further next season, because most of the players who were in the squad last season will also remain part of them in the next season, so their chemistry should be better because they have been together for a long time. Apart from that, the addition of several new players could make them even more solid. It is rumored that they are approaching several well-known players in this transfer market to further improve the team's performance.

[Arenga pinnata]

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Actually, I have seen things like this happen in Laliga since last season. Especially this step is used by Real Madrid and Barcelona. So I wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happened in the Premier League. Because if a club is thinking about long-term investment in a player then looking for potential young players is the answer. But in terms of hunting for young players, I don't think anyone can compete with Chelsea. Because this season alone they have managed to get several and that is not yet finished because even now Chelsea is reportedly eyeing Gabriel Mec, a player from Brazil who is still 16 years old. Todd Boehly is really good at business. And with every step he takes in bringing in young players I think it will indeed be very good for this team in the long term. And if a young player appears with excellent performance, Chelsea will be able to sell him at a high price which will make the club make quite a high profit.

You are right that in Laliga Barcelona and Real Madrid have also been active in bringing in young players since last season. And Barcelona is actually doing the same thing this season.  Last season Lamine Yamal was a young player who really showed satisfactory results for the club. And at Real Madrid there is also Arda Guler who is a potential young player there. And now it is the turn of clubs from the Premier League to also make long-term preparations by bringing in young players. Yes, this is also good when it comes to investing in the club's future, especially in preparing a better squad. Likewise in financial matters. Chelsea are also starting to show good results from their recruitment of young players. Because last season Chelsea also started to show a clear improvement in quality even though sometimes their consistency was not very good.

[knowngunman]

Arsenal will also make a good move next season, which you can see it from the new moved from their manager to signed in new young potential players recently to correct their mistakes next season, but for Manchester united to improve next season, their managements need to give go ahead to their manager to signe more young players in this summer season.

Arsenal is already on the right track with the existing players they have even without the addition of new players, they would still perform excellently. Having young players in squad is not a bad idea but it turns out to be backfire at times. Arsenal don't necessarily need new more players to remain formidable team, what they need now is resilient.

As for Manchester united, I think the couch and the management are in good term and already giving him necessary support to work with players of his choice. It was late injuries that affected them last season but all are in control now plus the new additional players they just signed, thing should definitely be far better for them than last season.

[aylabadia05]

That's a choice. If you want to be a champion, you have to try hard to fix weaknesses in every line and in every aspect that affects the team as a whole. Not one season, but many seasons have passed with the problems that we consider still the same even though every season there are those who judge Arsenal's weaknesses on the other side other than what I mean. Even Manchester City who has the status as the defending champion will also make a serious effort to defend the champion trophy.

In all consistency is of great importance as it's one key factor that keeps any team continually maintaining a very good spot at almost every level and that's one thing Manchester city have most above almost every other team in the. English premier league. They don't only exhibit this in the premier league but try to as much take it to the champions league and other leagues where they also gain some prominence such as in the champions league, if Arsenal is able to beat that then they will have a good and strong contending power against others in the new season.

Last season, Arsenal were almost perfect in terms of the squad they had. They can make it difficult for all other teams in some official competitions they play, both in the Premier League and the Champions League, but they have one problem that has not been solved until last season, namely the winning mentality of the players they have.

Arsenal's game is quite good and there is no Premier League fan who does not recognize Arsenal's game. If the main players are injured, Arteta has a stock of players on the bench with the same quality as the main players. Almost complete and almost the same as Pep Guardiola's squad, but Pep Guardiola's team has something that Arsenal doesn't have, what is it? a winning mentality.

[rendravolt]

I don't expect that Arsenal will also start bringing in and using young players in their squad like Chelsea, Man United and Man City are doing in the current transfer market. Arsenal has currently brought in two young players, namely Lucas Nygaard who is 18 years old and Tommy Setford who is also 18 years old.

I think in the coming season we will see many young players strengthening every team in the Premier League. as the trend of developing young players for the long term seems to have really begun. In the Premier League, Chelsea has used this method since last season. Meanwhile, other teams started this season.

However, usually things like this don't last long because in competition what is needed is a player who really makes a big impact. Young players actually have that, but I'm not sure they can be consistent if they aren't given proper playing minutes. Most of them are needed when the team is short of players due to absences or there are players who are still injured.

To gain experience, big teams usually provide opportunities through loans to clubs in other leagues and when they have proven themselves, they can get a starting place. Like Chelsea's new recruit from Barcelona, ​​namely Marc Guiu, now he is not included in Enzo Maresca's plans and will be loaned to Sevilla first.

Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/29056626/chelsea-marc-guiu-loan-transfer-sevilla/

[mammusu]

The last 2 seasons Arsenal have no changes and for me nothing is better.
Arteta can actually give a special title for Arsenal but his ambition is too high to continue to pursue the EPL title and also several other titles such as the Champions League and the FA Cup.
While Arteta does not have much experience and players who may still not be ready to face all of these challenges.

Not that it is bad but as long as Arteta is able to maintain this consistent, Arsenal will certainly increase their performance and can win the title they want.
Most importantly the club continues to provide an opportunity for the coach.

I think Arsenal have been better in the last 2 seasons, they have changed and what stands out the most is in their defensive area. In the previous season they conceded 43 goals, while last season they only conceded 29 goals, in my opinion this is an improved performance in the defensive area. Apart from that, their consistency has improved quite a bit, although not significantly, but it is quite noticeable and visible from what they can do at the end of the season.
They should be able to mature further next season, because most of the players who were in the squad last season will also remain part of them in the next season, so their chemistry should be better because they have been together for a long time. Apart from that, the addition of several new players could make them even more solid. It is rumored that they are approaching several well-known players in this transfer market to further improve the team's performance.

Defense has actually been a problem for Arsenal since the Wenger era, when you look at the Wenger era games that have a good attacking line but are not supported by a good defense and even that happens almost every season, Arteta, who was an Arsenal player when coached by Wenger, understands their weakness very well so gradually he starts to try to strengthen the Arsenal defense and now Arsenal has had a strong defense like this season, although that Arteta is still trying to bring in a defender whose current experience, Arsenal attacking and defensive line has improved significantly and we can say that it is quite balanced so I think Arsenal just need to improve the mentality they have at the moment to be able to return to being a title contender next season, I personally hope Arsenal will be able to break Manchester City dominance next season, Because if Manchester City continues to dominate the league, then making the English League no different is like the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 which continue to be controlled by one team so far.

[Justbillywitt]

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In all consistency is of great importance as it's one key factor that keeps any team continually maintaining a very good spot at almost every level and that's one thing Manchester city have most above almost every other team in the. English premier league. They don't only exhibit this in the premier league but try to as much take it to the champions league and other leagues where they also gain some prominence such as in the champions league, if Arsenal is able to beat that then they will have a good and strong contending power against others in the new season.

After all, in the last two seasons Arsenal have always been close or close to getting the Premier League trophy and thus, I think Arteta has managed to make Arsenal have a good and consistent performance throughout last season. But unfortunately, maybe because the luck factor also becomes very important, so that makes Arsenal still get failure because maybe the bad luck factor that befalls Arsenal.

Because after all, the fact is that in some matches at the beginning of the season also that Manchester City got a few defeats and also, Manchester City also had experienced inconsistency. Therefore, the competition in determining the team that won the trophy last season was determined until the last match. Thus, I think Arsenal just need to get lucky, because basically Arsenal have had a good performance and of course, it makes Arsenal have a good chance to also be able to beat Manchester City in the title race next season.

In my opinion, Arsenal will find it difficult to beat Manchester City in the race for the Premier League trophy next season, if teams like Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool do not take part in the competition. If the competition only creates two axes like last season, it will be very easy for Manchester City to secure the trophy again. We realize that Arsenal has developed for the better, it's just that Arteta squad hasn't had much luck. Meanwhile, Tottenham and Aston Villa, Newcastle also have the potential to disrupt the competition, and it does not rule out the possibility of a surprise team emerging that will enliven the top four in the standings.

I think the Arsenal team has already tried to defeat Manchester City in the last two seasons in the English Premier League but failed at at the end as a result of their inconsistency in retaining a winning sleak when they are in good form but coming to the next season, I think Arsenal won't find it easy as usual to defeat City but they will have to work harder and maintain consistency with that they can defeat Manchester City and win the English Premier League next season.

I don't think teams like Tottenham, Newcastle and Aston Villa will have much strength to challenge a team like Manchester City looking out how inconsistent they can be especially the Tottenham team that has not shown any improvement since they had Harry Kane even till last season they were still struggling to meet up among the top 5 teams in EPL. Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United will be major challengers to City in the league next season I think they have got a better team than the other teams we mentioned earlier.

Tottenham does not even come close when they are mentioning teams that are going to fight for the title next season. I think Tottenham is just a team that's in the premier league just to do business and make their money. I don't know how their fans use to cope with that mentality of never challenging for trophies. When I thought Tottenham were going to win some silverware was when they appointed Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, but it was unfortunate that they couldn't get anything from two world-class coaches. So when we are talking of teams that will challenge Manchester City for the premier league Tottenham is totally out of the picture. I will rather go with Aston Villa to win the premier league before Tottenham will even do that. Another team I'm hoping to see much improvement this season is Newcastle, after their takeover, but last season was a disaster for them I hope next season will be much more better. It will be fun to see more teams competing for the league so it won't just be a two horse race as usual, although last season was different.

I also share the same sentiment as you bro, because as it stance, the  only team among the big  six in England that I can confidently beat my chest and say that in the next seven to eight seasons they can't win the English premier league is Tottenham Hotspur, because when it comes to winning something, their mentality is very poor, the only time they went close to win something is during the days of Mauricio pochettino, that they went to the UEFA champions league finals and lost to Liverpool, and before then, they have already lost an opportunity to win the title the season before to Leicester city, so for Tottenham Hotspur to be able to challenge again, they really need to rebuild their team, because this crop of players in the team, wouldn't take them anywhere due to poor quality in the team presently.

And as for the likes of Newcastle united and Aston villa, sincerely speaking, they are just an Opportunist too me, because if the likes of Manchester united and Chelsea are very sound as the good old days, they wouldn't be even close to getting into the top four, it's just the bad performance of this two teams that has given this two clubs the opportunity of champions league football.

Tottenham problem is not the players alone from what every managers that has left the club has said so far with their interviews granted to journalists. The managers has all pointed to the owner of the club Daniel Levy. His unwillingness to bring money and invest in the club is what's holding them backward. The Man is not ambitious to win anything for the club, he is not interested in signing quality players that can compete for trophies, and even when the managers manage to develop the players he has and make them strong, Daniel Levy will sell them and make money and leave the manager stranded. Even when they buy players, they usually buy players that hasn't made name for themselves and such players can't compete effectively. Tottenham Hotspur is just like a feeder club to Europe top clubs where amature players are groomed before being sold to the highest bidder. Until new ownership who is ambitious takeover at Tottenham their fortune won't change.

[Helena Yu]

The last 2 seasons Arsenal have no changes and for me nothing is better.
Arteta can actually give a special title for Arsenal but his ambition is too high to continue to pursue the EPL title and also several other titles such as the Champions League and the FA Cup.
While Arteta does not have much experience and players who may still not be ready to face all of these challenges.

Not that it is bad but as long as Arteta is able to maintain this consistent, Arsenal will certainly increase their performance and can win the title they want.
Most importantly the club continues to provide an opportunity for the coach.

If I were Stan Kroenke, I would fire Arteta now.

Arsenal is top 3 team in terms of highest market valuation and Arteta joined Arsenal since 2019, after 5 years and managing the top 3 richest team, but he can't bring the team to win either Premier League or Champions League.

It's enough for Kroenke to trust Arteta, he need to find better coach instead of having a coach that only bring the team to finish as a runner up.

[Weawant]

This is a good step taken by the EPL team with the arrival of young players. They can have a long career and can build a very solid squad in the future. Last season I saw several potential young players who might make a big contribution to their team. First, of course, Haaland, who has become a big star at City and the EPL. Then there was Cole Palmer who began to show a very significant influence for Chelsea. I think Chelsea will get a better ranking this season. Bukayo Saka is also a young player who played an important role for Arsenal last season. And although many have criticized Manchester United for their performance last season, United has Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund who are young players with potential and often form the starting XI for Ten Hag.

For every team, the young players are always their future, it's such that cannot be overly emphasized because it's always obvious and clear and that's why they are usually more expensive than the older ones when on the transfer market but then it still doesn't devalue the old ones that have been there before the arrival of this new ones. Looking critically especially from last season, across all the European teams, the young players have been the ones who have been showing best of performance, literary, they have been the pillars of the team and have been the reason almost all the teams had a good performance at one point in time last season.

[Lannakosa]

Last season, Arsenal were almost perfect in terms of the squad they had. They can make it difficult for all other teams in some official competitions they play, both in the Premier League and the Champions League, but they have one problem that has not been solved until last season, namely the winning mentality of the players they have.

Arsenal's game is quite good and there is no Premier League fan who does not recognize Arsenal's game. If the main players are injured, Arteta has a stock of players on the bench with the same quality as the main players. Almost complete and almost the same as Pep Guardiola's squad, but Pep Guardiola's team has something that Arsenal doesn't have, what is it? a winning mentality.

Arsenal played poorly in the Champions League, I didn’t see anything outstanding in their play, some matches were downright boring, in my opinion Arsenal in the Premier League and Arsenal in the Champions League were different teams. It’s hard for me to say that Arsenal were an almost perfect team, and the fact that they were able to be so close to City was only possible because it was not Guardiola’s team best season. Arsenal are a good team, but perhaps it is not a matter of winning mentality, but that there is a stronger opponent.

[Republikcoin.com]

Ten Hag character is like that, he is quite firm even though sometimes it is detrimental for the team, but apart from that, now we have seen that the Manchester United squad is all Ten Hag wants, so if next season fails again, there will be no more excuses for Ten Hag.

Manchester United management has fully supported Ten Hag since the beginning of his arrival with all the controversy with the players and also some fans who did not agree with Ten Hag's attitude, but he has made changes to the Man United team, so let's just wait for the process that Ten Hag is currently carrying out.

Ten Hag still has time to prove his worth at Manchester United next season because there are many Manchester United fans who want to see the team's revival in Ten Hag's hands. But if the time given next season is still not enough for Ten Hag, of course there will be other things that will be done by the Manchester United team management afterwards. Because a team as big as Manchester United must at least be able to compete well in the top position even though they still have to fight hard to win because the Premier League always needs a team that is more consistent from the start of the season to the end to become champion.

[slapper]

I don't expect that Arsenal will also start bringing in and using young players in their squad like Chelsea, Man United and Man City are doing in the current transfer market. Arsenal has currently brought in two young players, namely Lucas Nygaard who is 18 years old and Tommy Setford who is also 18 years old.
I think in the coming season we will see many young players strengthening every team in the Premier League. as the trend of developing young players for the long term seems to have really begun. In the Premier League, Chelsea has used this method since last season. Meanwhile, other teams started this season.

This is a good step taken by the EPL team with the arrival of young players. They can have a long career and can build a very solid squad in the future. Last season I saw several potential young players who might make a big contribution to their team. First, of course, Haaland, who has become a big star at City and the EPL. Then there was Cole Palmer who began to show a very significant influence for Chelsea. I think Chelsea will get a better ranking this season. Bukayo Saka is also a young player who played an important role for Arsenal last season. And although many have criticized Manchester United for their performance last season, United has Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund who are young players with potential and often form the starting XI for Ten Hag.

Although these whippersnappers (Haaland and Saka) are entertaining to see, you cannot create an entire squad around them. You need a mix, that is, youthful blood mixed with ancient heads

Look at Arsenal; while it's great, their rebuild is not going to be simple. You have to provide them time. United? Man, they really are a mess. Though that's not the solution, they keep purchasing young players. They need a structure, a strategy, and a coach who can really bring all the elements together. Ten Hag's has job ahead of him. Still, that's the Premier League for you, constantly erratic. Let's see how things turn out overall

[bitLeap]

I don't expect that Arsenal will also start bringing in and using young players in their squad like Chelsea, Man United and Man City are doing in the current transfer market. Arsenal has currently brought in two young players, namely Lucas Nygaard who is 18 years old and Tommy Setford who is also 18 years old.
I think in the coming season we will see many young players strengthening every team in the Premier League. as the trend of developing young players for the long term seems to have really begun. In the Premier League, Chelsea has used this method since last season. Meanwhile, other teams started this season.

This is a good step taken by the EPL team with the arrival of young players. They can have a long career and can build a very solid squad in the future. Last season I saw several potential young players who might make a big contribution to their team. First, of course, Haaland, who has become a big star at City and the EPL. Then there was Cole Palmer who began to show a very significant influence for Chelsea. I think Chelsea will get a better ranking this season. Bukayo Saka is also a young player who played an important role for Arsenal last season. And although many have criticized Manchester United for their performance last season, United has Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund who are young players with potential and often form the starting XI for Ten Hag.

every team in the EPL is running a transition program because the era has changed and they all realize that this is the most ideal step for a team future. Arsenal, Man United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Man City have a golden generation if the young players currently selected succeed in providing a strong foundation. Unfortunately I still don't see that at Tottenham, who in fact prefer to keep old players.

We are entering the era of the Premier League with a new format, young players as the successors. Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Palmer, Foden, Saka, Jackson, Trossard, Hojlund and several other players have become new icons to show the concept of the Premier League in their era.

[Luzin]

We are entering the era of the Premier League with a new format, young players as the successors. Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Palmer, Foden, Saka, Jackson, Trossard, Hojlund and several other players have become new icons to show the concept of the Premier League in their era.

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

[Altryist]

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

It will be difficult for any team to go through the formation of a new team with young players, I think that ten Hag perfectly understood what he was doing and at first everything was good, the first season was not so bad, especially since everyone hoped that in the second season the team would continue to progress, but in fact, it turned out differently, Manchester United were left without a Champions League zone and this caused a lot of negativity regarding how ten Hag manages the team.
He was used to this tactic in Ajak and it worked well there, at Manchester United everything is a little different and in fact it is not clear whether it will work in the end, or whether this will be his last season in the team.

[Weawant]

We are entering the era of the Premier League with a new format, young players as the successors. Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Palmer, Foden, Saka, Jackson, Trossard, Hojlund and several other players have become new icons to show the concept of the Premier League in their era.

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

Watching football closely you will observe that there's a gradual transition into a new era going on currently especially within Europe, and soon theses young players will be the faces we are going to know in any of these leagues, they are going to serve as pace setters for the new era and at same time the future of these teams because they are in for long term looking at their age and the contract been signed by some of them. One aspect of this new wave that interest me the most is how this new young talents are able to keep it together at all levels, both club wise and in their various national team too.

[imamusma]

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

It will be difficult for any team to go through the formation of a new team with young players, I think that ten Hag perfectly understood what he was doing and at first everything was good, the first season was not so bad, especially since everyone hoped that in the second season the team would continue to progress, but in fact, it turned out differently, Manchester United were left without a Champions League zone and this caused a lot of negativity regarding how ten Hag manages the team.
He was used to this tactic in Ajak and it worked well there, at Manchester United everything is a little different and in fact it is not clear whether it will work in the end, or whether this will be his last season in the team.

Ten Hag seems to really understand his team needs, therefore he is still trying to keep most of the senior players in his squad. The recruitment of young players is aimed at the long term, and of course they can form an ideal combination. It is very risky to build a squad dominated by young players, because the chances of achieving the target will be very low, like Chelsea last season. It is hoped that Leny Yoro and Joshua Zirkzee will perform satisfactorily, both of them have the potential to become important players next season. In my opinion, the steps taken by Ten Hag are right, it just remains for the former Ajax manager to work hard to find the right approach and tactics, so that each player can unleash their full potential.

[Frankolala]

We are entering the era of the Premier League with a new format, young players as the successors. Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Palmer, Foden, Saka, Jackson, Trossard, Hojlund and several other players have become new icons to show the concept of the Premier League in their era.

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

Watching football closely you will observe that there's a gradual transition into a new era going on currently especially within Europe, and soon theses young players will be the faces we are going to know in any of these leagues, they are going to serve as pace setters for the new era and at same time the future of these teams because they are in for long term looking at their age and the contract been signed by some of them. One aspect of this new wave that interest me the most is how this new young talents are able to keep it together at all levels, both club wise and in their various national team too.

For these young players to display such quality performance when playing with old players on the pitch it means that they will be more than superstars when they are matured in football because they started having the experience very young.

Young players are what most club are targeting because they can play for long and form a strong bond together whereby when they are on the field, they will have a good ball work and score easily. They are full of strength and eager to show the world what they gat in them. I think that these young players will soon outshine the old one.

[naira]

Interesting conditions. These young players have been trusted to appear in the country or in the main team. Even their grades are fantastic. I think right now the team management is starting to try to build a foundation for the long term. They are starting to change their minds, they do not bring in many old players who will expire. It seems that it will save a little on the expense of buying players. Like Man United's transfer to Leny Yoro, he is 18 years old and the price is fantastic in my opinion. But I saw Yoro's debut he looked quite impressive.

It will be difficult for any team to go through the formation of a new team with young players, I think that ten Hag perfectly understood what he was doing and at first everything was good, the first season was not so bad, especially since everyone hoped that in the second season the team would continue to progress, but in fact, it turned out differently, Manchester United were left without a Champions League zone and this caused a lot of negativity regarding how ten Hag manages the team.
He was used to this tactic in Ajak and it worked well there, at Manchester United everything is a little different and in fact it is not clear whether it will work in the end, or whether this will be his last season in the team.

It all takes a long process, every team will experience ups and downs to reach the ideal point as a consistent squad. We won't have much hope for the generation that each team (Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea) is building, but at least there is a process underway. Meanwhile, Manchester City has already reached its ideal point with the current generation. The biggest challenge is for Erik Ten Hag, Arteta, Enzo Maresca and Arne Slot. If it is illustrated there are 10 stages that must be passed, I see Arsenal at stage 9, Manchester United and Chelsea at stage 5, and Liverpool at stage 6/7. Based on last season, both quantity and quality have proven each other, it remains to be answered whether next season will improve or not. So this season's transfer market hunt is a hunt that will determine which direction each team will go.