Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[hahay]

Arsenal has been facing difficulties in recruiting rice and timber. Arsenal has been sending bids for rice so many times but westham keeps rejected it while at the same time ajax was also rejecting the first offer by arsenal.
Im really surprised to see how arsenal will be making a history by spending so much money for the upcoming season. Even many people called that if EPL was a league from another planet. It's caused by unlimited funds that owned by EPL.
So many times EPL club bought player with non sense price. It's hard situation for arsenal right now. Arsenal has been securing havertz from chelsea.
it's time for arsenal to try so hard to get rice from westham.

That's what seems to be a serious consideration, because their prices continue to rise and it makes the velocity of money occur very large. But really, don't be surprised if that happens, because the English Premier League is the most prestigious and more competitive league compared to other leagues. So every club will try hard to be able to spend a lot of money to get and or bring in the players they are targeting, and because this transfer window will still take place, it is possible that Arsenal will be able to get them eventually. Who knows

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[posi]

In my opinion, the transfer of Mane to Bayern Munich left the impression of being unlucky for all three parties, Mane as the first party, Liverpool as the second party and Bayern Munich as the third party.
Liverpool appearance was not as expected after Mane departure, even though they had brought in Nunez at a high price, Liverpool still had difficulty finding their best game which prevented them from reaching the Champions League.

Mane performance dropped dramatically after wearing the Bayern Munich jersey, he had difficulty developing his potential like when he was still defending Liverpool. The decline in Mane's performance has had a huge impact on the continuation of his career, he will be threatened with losing his place in the main squad if he doesn't immediately give his best performance for Bayern Munich.
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But it might make a bit of sense to get Mane to do better in his second season in the Bundesliga instead of returning to Liverpool. I don't think Liverpool are still very interested in signing Mane a second time and in fact I believe Liverpool don't have to reunite with the players they sold like they did with Coutinho a few seasons ago. Liverpool will still do well without Mane, but Mane's departure last season has had an impact on Liverpool's form.

So far Liverpool have had a lot of younger players than Mene, so I don't think they will bring Mane back from Bayern Munich. Rumors are always there like Messi and Barcelona, ​​but in reality not everything that is rumored will come true.

Sadio Mané is not coming back to Liverpool in my opinion. Because first of all even if he does come back, I don’t think the chemistry that previously was in the squad of Liverpool will actually come back.

Secondly, I don’t think it is actually in the best interest for Liverpool to choose something which was in the past. Better to invest in the future. They should bring in the young players and make the attacking lineup fast paced. Thinking about him coming back is just hoping it happens. Probably some people are creating rumors nothing else.

[sokani]

I would rather believe that United would get closer to City if they found a second Casemiro + two more KDB somewhere, but you yourself understand the unreality of such acquisitions.

I don't really agree with you here. I don't want to compare Debruyne and Fernandez but if you check Fernandez assist making and chance created in the past couple of years at Manchester United, the dude is not doing badly. KD is shining because he had/has good strikers around him like Kun Aguero, Gabriel Jesus and Erling Halaand, on the other hand since Fernandez signed for United, which quality striker has united got? A high profile signing like Kane, Osimhen might help to increase Fernandez's assist making stats as players like Martial and Weghorst's goal conversation rate are very poor.

[Coyster]

Not a Chelsea fan but I believe it’s too early to start calling Mudryk a flop from his stint at Shaktar Donetsk he was arguably their best player there. He needs time to adjust to the Premier League which is the toughest league in the world.

There was no player in Chelsea last season who performed close to their level/standard, they were all really bad and thus it is somewhat unfair to single one player out as a flop, but rather the entire team flopped. Mudryk has time to shine, he is just 22 years of age and is yet to have one full season in Chelsea. If Pochettino decides that the Ukrainian is good enough to play in his team, he'll give him the opportunity next season, and we'd then see how good he performs and only at the end of next season can we now pass appraisal on him.

[borovichok]

That's what seems to be a serious consideration, because their prices continue to rise and it makes the velocity of money occur very large. But really, don't be surprised if that happens, because the English Premier League is the most prestigious and more competitive league compared to other leagues. So every club will try hard to be able to spend a lot of money to get and or bring in the players they are targeting, and because this transfer window will still take place, it is possible that Arsenal will be able to get them eventually. Who knows

Players' transfer window prices vary; some are high, while others are little; it all depends on the player's regular abilities and trophies acquired to his or her name. For example, West Ham United star Declan Rice is highly prized in the market since he is at his prime and best peak; Arsenal has already prompted him to be their first priority; as a club, they must settle for the best first before moving on to another. There is no club that does not have a finance budget in place for the transfer window. They all have scout lists of players they want to sign in the market, and the most modest teams have targets to accomplish this summer.

[Marykeller]

Al Hilal has signed Kalidou Koulibaly from Chelsea. Leaf fall continues at Chelsea. They will be missing all their key players. They lost stars like Kante, Koulibaly, Havertz, Kovacic. It is very difficult to replace them. What will be the new transfers, will these players be replaced? This is the main question.

When a player leaves a club due to a sale, a quality replacement is brought in right away. Players are sold and replaced before each new season during the transfer windows. That's football business for you(sold and bought better ones).
It won't be difficult for Chelsea to find a better substitute for the players you highlighted, in my opinion. If you look at Chelsea's new starting lineup, you'll see that the players you listed have already been replaced out for the matches of the upcoming season, and the new players are much better than the ones that were sold.

Possible line up for chelsea next season.

[nelson4lov]

Sadio Mané is not coming back to Liverpool in my opinion. Because first of all even if he does come back, I don’t think the chemistry that previously was in the squad of Liverpool will actually come back.

Secondly, I don’t think it is actually in the best interest for Liverpool to choose something which was in the past. Better to invest in the future. They should bring in the young players and make the attacking lineup fast paced. Thinking about him coming back is just hoping it happens. Probably some people are creating rumors nothing else.

Yes, Mane is the past. As much as I missed him in our squad since his departure and the effect it had on the team last season, I can't say we want him back. While he's still a quick and talented player, he might not fit into Klopp's current plans for next season and we have a number of players that have come in for him. While they haven't delivered as much as he did, they improved significantly - we saw this towards the end of the season. We already have youngsters in his old position and it's only a matter of time before these youngsters excel.

Mane would always be one of my favorite players and like Bobby, its a tough call but it's in the past now. Only thing we can do it scout for new youngsters to fill the shoes the way Mane, Firmino and even Salah has done.

[rahmad2nd]

I see it totally normal that Mudryk didn't perform very impressively this season. Because the whole squad of Chelsea were very inadequate. Their morale was so low that they even gave up on the season quite early. In this situation it wouldn't be a healthy assessment about a player. There is a new period starting for Chelsea now with Pochettino. This is going to be the most important time period to watch Mudryk's capabilities. If the team make a good start the expectation from him will also be high.

If he still can't impress people then I will also agree with the people who think he isn't good enough for Chelsea.

Of all the players Chelsea signed in the last winter window, only Enzo has performed better than the others. since Enzo was brought in from Benfica, it is almost certain that Enzo has always been the main starter. As for Mudryk, since he was brought in from Shakhtar Donetsk in the transfer window last winter, he has not been able to show a good performance and even not meet the expectations expected of Chelsea fans or us as neutral supporters.

If I refer to the statistics, Mudryk has 15 total plays, 7 times being the main started, average 44 minutes per game. The point is, it doesn't live up to expectations. but if we refer to the other side, it's only natural that he doesn't perform at his best. because Chelsea's situation at that time was in a very bad condition, the downward trend and factors in the locker room could become a separate obstacle for Mudryk's performance. not to mention, there are several other factors that cause his talent to not develop.

Well, in the next season there are no words other than he has to show his ability according to the price tag he has. let's see how he plays the match under Pochettino's tutelage.

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The transfer fee paid for Mudryk was very high. I think that's the main reason for the criticism for him. If any team pays so much for the transfer of a football player, it is naturally expected that the transferred football player will carry the team up by himself. However, Mudryk is only 22 years old and very inexperienced in the Premier league. Also, as you mentioned, Chelsea is the worst Chelsea in recent years. It's not fair to expect Mudryk to change everything on his own. Another point I agree with you is that if Mudryk performs poorly again in the new season when things are going well, then no one will stand behind him. He has to make good use of the opportunity he will get this season.

Precisely because the team's performance was poor, the performance of almost all the players also didn't look optimal, I think not only Mudryk but all the Chelsea players, it's just that because Mudryk was a player who was brought in at an expensive price so the expectations for him were higher so he was in the spotlight.
I don't think he has failed, Mudryk is still very young and quality-wise this player is very good and there is still a big possibility for Mudryk to prove himself.

It is essential to approach player evaluations from a fair and impartial standpoint. Although team chemistry and morale can have an effect on individual performances, they are not the only factors that determine a player success or failure. The effectiveness of Mudryk should be assessed in light of a variety of elements such as his skill set adaptability and consistency. Mudryk will get the chance to demonstrate his skills in a fresh setting with the potential for Pochettino hiring to influence Chelsea playing style and mood. Football is a team sport, though so it is important to keep in mind that individual accomplishments are frequently entwined with team success. It would be inappropriate to make assumptions regarding Mudryk suitability for Chelsea based only on the beginning of a new period. A thorough evaluation necessitates keeping track of his performances over time and taking into account more than just the team start.

[Cookdata]

Chelsea problem last problem was the management not the coach or the players. they had a nice coach that was doing well in Brighton, Potter Graham flopped because of poor management in the club. and if they did not amend their involvement in the club decision, pochettino has the experience but if he is not given a free hand to operate he will still flop.

True, I saw something wrong with Chelsea's management because some of the coaches that Todd brought in mostly always failed, they even had good and expensive players but in the end, they always failed. I agree, maybe one of the factors that make coaches fail is because they don't get freedom, after all, coaches have experience and high-flying hours, so I think they already know what to do when the team experiences unwanted things. But it all comes back to management, if in conditions like this, management doesn't give freedom to the coach, then I think it will be very difficult for the coach to be able to restore the club's condition.

It is unfair to only blame Chelsea ex coaches for failure in the club while disregarding the efforts they put in during off-match days. The responsibility of the coaches is to prepare the team, but the main job of performing on the field falls on the players during matches. Therefore, it is safe to say that both the coaches and the players should be held accountable for their poor performance.

The players showed recklessness and displayed a lack of proficiency in creating scoring opportunities, even when they did have chances, converting them into goals proved to be a challenge, and not just that, they lacked the strength and confidence to overcome the opposition's defenders, the defenders were also not fulfilling their duties effectively. I will rate Kepa before even rating some of the defenders because he does what an average keeper would have done throughout last season.

[$anounimus$]

Not a Chelsea fan but I believe it’s too early to start calling Mudryk a flop from his stint at Shaktar Donetsk he was arguably their best player there. He needs time to adjust to the Premier League which is the toughest league in the world.

There was no player in Chelsea last season who performed close to their level/standard, they were all really bad and thus it is somewhat unfair to single one player out as a flop, but rather the entire team flopped. Mudryk has time to shine, he is just 22 years of age and is yet to have one full season in Chelsea. If Pochettino decides that the Ukrainian is good enough to play in his team, he'll give him the opportunity next season, and we'd then see how good he performs and only at the end of next season can we now pass appraisal on him.

Last season was really bad for Chelsea there is no one to blame because since the transfer of ownership things have been very chaotic. Now Todd Boehly has understood the situation and he has taken the right steps by recruiting Pochettino as manager. Pochettino arrived inheriting the young squad that Potter had recruited. In fact, these young players have a lot of potential and maybe this season they will release all their potential to bring Chelsea back to being able to compete at the top flight. I saw that the young Blues had no mentality and the two previous managers didn't see the needs of every player. So for that Pochettino must be observant to see what his players need, he must come to instill the mentality and develop the right strategy so that the players can easily understand it. I'm sure that even if they can't get into the top four next season, at least the Blues will compete in 5-6 positions in the standings.

[Issa56]

It's still 50:50. We have not yet seen what compositions that will be used by pochettino next season. So many key players in the chelsea already transferred to the another club. It was still giving us a big question how good performance from chelsea with the new squad.

Its better the way pochettino transferred them to other clubs, most of those key players are not useful in Chelsea, we all saw Chelsea performance last season and all those players were in the club, with Chelsea squad last season, I wasn't expecting their performance to be really poor, its better all those players leave so that new once can come. I know it wont really be easy for pochettino, am not really expecting anything new from pochettino next season, he is just joining the club so it will take a little time before he get use to those players and its going to take time before the new players coming to the club adapt the the club, so we shouldn't expect anything special at the beginning of the season for Chelsea.

[Jody.Drummer]

I would even say that all the top players who are at Chelsea this season are normal if they don't play to their fullest because the club's condition is not very promising overall. This has had an effect on other players who have received a lot of criticism because they are considered unable to help the club to slowly develop and improve their overall performance. Maybe our views will differ when we see the team playing well but the players don't show anything good, and that's normal when they get a lot of criticism because of their individual play.

No, even I don't blame the coach. I think it should be the management and the new owners that we should blame. They choose coaches who do not have the best experience and ability in managing star players. Potter was good at Brighton but bad at Chelsea. Lampard, he was at Chelsea but also has no improvement after handling the rest of the season. The new hope next season is Mauricio Pochettino. He doesn't have many trophies, but I think he's better than Potter and Lampard.

This is something to think about because some of the hasty decisions made by current owners and management regarding coaches or players have actually made them worse off.
Potter is indeed very good to train a club which in fact is an ordinary player without star players but indeed for a club like Chelsea, Potter's qualifications are clearly not capable and indeed this is also the case even though his decision is at Chelsea but of course there are those who play a more role and that is management there that made him at Chelsea and made Chelsea not play as well as before.
Now blaming each other is also useless for Chelsea because what they have to do now is improve their performance so that a dark season like this one doesn't happen again for them.

[Altryist]

This is something to think about because some of the hasty decisions made by current owners and management regarding coaches or players have actually made them worse off.
Potter is indeed very good to train a club which in fact is an ordinary player without star players but indeed for a club like Chelsea, Potter's qualifications are clearly not capable and indeed this is also the case even though his decision is at Chelsea but of course there are those who play a more role and that is management there that made him at Chelsea and made Chelsea not play as well as before.
Now blaming each other is also useless for Chelsea because what they have to do now is improve their performance so that a dark season like this one doesn't happen again for them.

Potter will have a chance to prove his skills, if he really knows how to work with mid-level teams, then there will be many options for him, I mean that there will definitely be teams that want to invite him as head coach. He had a chance at Chelsea, but he didn't take it, maybe he got into a team of this level too early, but it was an invaluable experience. I think Poccettino should do much better with Chelsea as he has experience with very big teams and very importantly he has a lot of experience in the Premier League. After his departure from Tottenham, the team's game began to decline, and this indicates how important he was in the team. His departure from PSG was somewhat incomprehensible, but it doesn’t matter anymore, Chelsea are a team with a great history and great opportunities, Poccettino can reach any heights here.

[naira]

That's what seems to be a serious consideration, because their prices continue to rise and it makes the velocity of money occur very large. But really, don't be surprised if that happens, because the English Premier League is the most prestigious and more competitive league compared to other leagues. So every club will try hard to be able to spend a lot of money to get and or bring in the players they are targeting, and because this transfer window will still take place, it is possible that Arsenal will be able to get them eventually. Who knows

Players' transfer window prices vary; some are high, while others are little; it all depends on the player's regular abilities and trophies acquired to his or her name. For example, West Ham United star Declan Rice is highly prized in the market since he is at his prime and best peak; Arsenal has already prompted him to be their first priority; as a club, they must settle for the best first before moving on to another. There is no club that does not have a finance budget in place for the transfer window. They all have scout lists of players they want to sign in the market, and the most modest teams have targets to accomplish this summer.

Yes, a player will be valued so highly when his performance in the last few seasons has continued to increase and of course that will make the market price of a player skyrocket. But sometimes there are players who will exceed their market value when the team really wants them, as happened with Mbappe for example at Paris Saint Germain. Not only that, he was even given the freedom to determine the fate of a player who was in the team, indeed maybe that was a little unreasonable and would make players arrogant if they couldn't control themselves, but that's what happened.

[klidex]

This is something to think about because some of the hasty decisions made by current owners and management regarding coaches or players have actually made them worse off.
Potter is indeed very good to train a club which in fact is an ordinary player without star players but indeed for a club like Chelsea, Potter's qualifications are clearly not capable and indeed this is also the case even though his decision is at Chelsea but of course there are those who play a more role and that is management there that made him at Chelsea and made Chelsea not play as well as before.
Now blaming each other is also useless for Chelsea because what they have to do now is improve their performance so that a dark season like this one doesn't happen again for them.

Potter will have a chance to prove his skills, if he really knows how to work with mid-level teams, then there will be many options for him, I mean that there will definitely be teams that want to invite him as head coach. He had a chance at Chelsea, but he didn't take it, maybe he got into a team of this level too early, but it was an invaluable experience. I think Poccettino should do much better with Chelsea as he has experience with very big teams and very importantly he has a lot of experience in the Premier League. After his departure from Tottenham, the team's game began to decline, and this indicates how important he was in the team. His departure from PSG was somewhat incomprehensible, but it doesn’t matter anymore, Chelsea are a team with a great history and great opportunities, Poccettino can reach any heights here.

I am a little sure that Pochettino's arrival will make a change for Chelsea to be better than last season and I heard rumors that Poccettino let several players leave Chelsea and I believe with this attitude there is a clear purpose.
Poccettino has let several players leave, it seems like he will create a new formation with new players who will be bought lately and strengthen performance to be able to return as strong as before, hope is with Poccettino

[shogun47]

That's what seems to be a serious consideration, because their prices continue to rise and it makes the velocity of money occur very large. But really, don't be surprised if that happens, because the English Premier League is the most prestigious and more competitive league compared to other leagues. So every club will try hard to be able to spend a lot of money to get and or bring in the players they are targeting, and because this transfer window will still take place, it is possible that Arsenal will be able to get them eventually. Who knows

Players' transfer window prices vary; some are high, while others are little; it all depends on the player's regular abilities and trophies acquired to his or her name. For example, West Ham United star Declan Rice is highly prized in the market since he is at his prime and best peak; Arsenal has already prompted him to be their first priority; as a club, they must settle for the best first before moving on to another. There is no club that does not have a finance budget in place for the transfer window. They all have scout lists of players they want to sign in the market, and the most modest teams have targets to accomplish this summer.

Yes, a player will be valued so highly when his performance in the last few seasons has continued to increase and of course that will make the market price of a player skyrocket. But sometimes there are players who will exceed their market value when the team really wants them, as happened with Mbappe for example at Paris Saint Germain. Not only that, he was even given the freedom to determine the fate of a player who was in the team, indeed maybe that was a little unreasonable and would make players arrogant if they couldn't control themselves, but that's what happened.

In my opinion prices are increasing way too quickly for players. You say that they need to play a few seasons on a high level, but that is not even the reality. If they play one good season they can be sure to sign a huge deal the next season. I think that is too early and players should first confirm if they can deliver consistently, but that is not how it works and as soon as a player seems to have some talent and scores a few goals, the price is already skyrocketing. The Premier League was the first league to pay average salaries that far outcompeted the average salaries of other leagues. That is one reason why it is such a popular destination for players from leagues that are financially not as strong.

[HajiBagi]

Al Hilal has signed Kalidou Koulibaly from Chelsea. Leaf fall continues at Chelsea. They will be missing all their key players. They lost stars like Kante, Koulibaly, Havertz, Kovacic. It is very difficult to replace them. What will be the new transfers, will these players be replaced? This is the main question.

When a player leaves a club due to a sale, a quality replacement is brought in right away. Players are sold and replaced before each new season during the transfer windows. That's football business for you(sold and bought better ones).
It won't be difficult for Chelsea to find a better substitute for the players you highlighted, in my opinion. If you look at Chelsea's new starting lineup, you'll see that the players you listed have already been replaced out for the matches of the upcoming season, and the new players are much better than the ones that were sold.

Possible line up for chelsea next season.

The players Chelsea have acquired, in my opinion, are intended to replace those they have already sold. However, I would advise Chelsea to think carefully before selling any players, as it will be very challenging for the team to bounce back from a poor performance if they didn't check everything out first.
We all know that Chelsea is one of the top teams that will purchase players regardless of the cost. My recommendation to Chelsea is to purchase good players rather than those who will perform this season, such as those who are not properly trained.

[BALIK]

This is something to think about because some of the hasty decisions made by current owners and management regarding coaches or players have actually made them worse off.
Potter is indeed very good to train a club which in fact is an ordinary player without star players but indeed for a club like Chelsea, Potter's qualifications are clearly not capable and indeed this is also the case even though his decision is at Chelsea but of course there are those who play a more role and that is management there that made him at Chelsea and made Chelsea not play as well as before.
Now blaming each other is also useless for Chelsea because what they have to do now is improve their performance so that a dark season like this one doesn't happen again for them.

Potter will have a chance to prove his skills, if he really knows how to work with mid-level teams, then there will be many options for him, I mean that there will definitely be teams that want to invite him as head coach. He had a chance at Chelsea, but he didn't take it, maybe he got into a team of this level too early, but it was an invaluable experience. I think Poccettino should do much better with Chelsea as he has experience with very big teams and very importantly he has a lot of experience in the Premier League. After his departure from Tottenham, the team's game began to decline, and this indicates how important he was in the team. His departure from PSG was somewhat incomprehensible, but it doesn’t matter anymore, Chelsea are a team with a great history and great opportunities, Poccettino can reach any heights here.

I am a little sure that Pochettino's arrival will make a change for Chelsea to be better than last season and I heard rumors that Poccettino let several players leave Chelsea and I believe with this attitude there is a clear purpose.
Poccettino has let several players leave, it seems like he will create a new formation with new players who will be bought lately and strengthen performance to be able to return as strong as before, hope is with Poccettino

The understanding between Chelsea players is not good. And so I would say Pochettino should rebuild the Chelsea team completely. Chelsea have a lot of talented players in their squad. And so coach Pochettino has to sell several players and find new talented players. I believe that if Pochettino is given enough time, freedom, opportunities, and funds, he will be able to stabilize the Chelsea team. Next season we will see consistent performances from Chelsea.

[Jody.Drummer]

This is something to think about because some of the hasty decisions made by current owners and management regarding coaches or players have actually made them worse off.
Potter is indeed very good to train a club which in fact is an ordinary player without star players but indeed for a club like Chelsea, Potter's qualifications are clearly not capable and indeed this is also the case even though his decision is at Chelsea but of course there are those who play a more role and that is management there that made him at Chelsea and made Chelsea not play as well as before.
Now blaming each other is also useless for Chelsea because what they have to do now is improve their performance so that a dark season like this one doesn't happen again for them.

Potter will have a chance to prove his skills, if he really knows how to work with mid-level teams, then there will be many options for him, I mean that there will definitely be teams that want to invite him as head coach. He had a chance at Chelsea, but he didn't take it, maybe he got into a team of this level too early, but it was an invaluable experience. I think Poccettino should do much better with Chelsea as he has experience with very big teams and very importantly he has a lot of experience in the Premier League. After his departure from Tottenham, the team's game began to decline, and this indicates how important he was in the team. His departure from PSG was somewhat incomprehensible, but it doesn’t matter anymore, Chelsea are a team with a great history and great opportunities, Poccettino can reach any heights here.

Potter destroyed Chelsea in record time, despite the fact that they were quite erratic when they were with Thomas Tuchel. I'm not going to completely blame Graham Potter for how Chelsea are feeling this season, but he did play a big part in causing Chelsea to fall apart. It is hoped that the presence of a new coach will boost Chelsea's performance even better, but we also have to see what their new coach can do first.

I am a little sure that Pochettino's arrival will make a change for Chelsea to be better than last season and I heard rumors that Poccettino let several players leave Chelsea and I believe with this attitude there is a clear purpose.
Poccettino has let several players leave, it seems like he will create a new formation with new players who will be bought lately and strengthen performance to be able to return as strong as before, hope is with Poccettino[/left]

As usual, it is expected that a new coach will make a change, and for now it is only a hope because we don't know if he can or can't make Chelsea better in the coming season. In my opinion, expectations are allowed, but expectations should not be too high, because the coach now has to build a foundation from scratch before he can work with his strategy in the game.