Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

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Liverpool experienced a decline in form because Mane left, as well as when Ronaldo left Manchester United to join Real Madrid.

Good players will definitely be missed by their erstwhile club, but if the team is made up of quality players, their absence will not be felt that much or for a long period of time. Liverpool didn't have a bad season because of Sadio Mane's exit, they had a terrible season because most of their players were in horrendous form and the manager wasn't able to bring the best out of them. I think clubs should always allow their players leave if they say they want to, a football club should not be built around a few players but the entire team.

Is Mane an exceptional player, yes! Did Liverpool miss him, yes! Did liverpook fell off because of him, no but the absence was felt. We can't denied the fact that Mane played an important role in Liverpool forward last season, he was the best thing that happen to Klopp ever since he came into that club but then as you said, the rest of the players were in zombie mode as if they weren't doing anything at all but I doubt if Mane remains in Liverpool, the situation would have been better, no player that was signed could do the combined assist and goals he scored in a season was done by any of them, not even the old ones like Firminno nor Jota did what he did in his last season in Liverpool.

[baeva]

Manchester United have made a big progress since Erik ten Hag started to manage them. They are finally getting closer to the level they would like be at slowly. Finishing the season in top four is a really great start for Erik ten Hag. However the expectation will surely get bigger next time. I think the board will expect him to be in a title challenge as much as possible. When it comes to their Champions League goal I assume it would be to qualify for last 16 after completing the first stages of new format successfully.

Can he make all of these happen? It isn't impossible but it is a really tough task to perform for sure. Because there is still a need of even better performance than this. They had better use this transfer window efficiently as well. Signing a centre-forward must be a priority for them now.

You have to look at the state of other top clubs in general, Chelsea have changed coach, the squad will surely be reshuffled and it will give a good result. So at least they can get involved in this race and Manchester United will have a competitor. I'm more interested in Newcastle's fate, whether they will keep this momentum going 

[youdacapt]

 Does ten Hagu need a centre-forward? It seems to me that Rashford and Anthony look great in the Manchester United offensive line. In addition, Rashford has often been a center forward in the ten Hag formation and I think he looked very good. He is still very young and has room to grow, so I think he has the potential to reach the level of Kane. Martial also played in the center of attack, but he still has a lot of injuries.

Yes, Ten Hag needs a center forward; Marcus Rashford is a left inside forward; while Antony is a right winger; having to rely so much on Rashford goals is one reason why Manchester United fumbled couple of competitions in the previous season. If Ten Hag won;t get a center forward; then he needs to sign a Left winger; so that Marcus Rashford can be pushed up top in the no 9 position.

[Docnaster]

Manchester United have made a big progress since Erik ten Hag started to manage them. They are finally getting closer to the level they would like be at slowly. Finishing the season in top four is a really great start for Erik ten Hag. However the expectation will surely get bigger next time. I think the board will expect him to be in a title challenge as much as possible. When it comes to their Champions League goal I assume it would be to qualify for last 16 after completing the first stages of new format successfully.

Can he make all of these happen? It isn't impossible but it is a really tough task to perform for sure. Because there is still a need of even better performance than this. They had better use this transfer window efficiently as well. Signing a centre-forward must be a priority for them now.

Of a truth Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag has  really made a huge positive impact at the club since he took the managerial role at Old Trafford. A league cup trophy, top four finish and taking Manchester United to the FA Cup final isn't bad for a manager's first season in English football.
That been said, it is worthy to note that Manchester United is one of the biggest clubs in not just England but in the whole of Europe with rich football records and history. The pressure might somehow be high but whichever it is, Erik Ten Hag must do better than he did last season

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Chelsea made "big" transfers last season and looking to get out of that now. They have tried "inject a lot of money quickly and find a way to win" but they have failed that so I think it is going to be tough to do the same thing.

So, instead they are selling the players they have, and getting younger players and hoping that it would work for them in the end. I am not saying that it would be a smart decision or anything like that, I am not saying this is what they should do, all I am stating right now is the current situation. Get rid of superstars that worth a lot of money, and use that money to get young players with some potential and that would be a good thing for the future. I believe it is actually a good idea for sure.

Chelsea spent a lot of money last season on signing new players, but they failed to perform well in the league. As for me, it is from the coach, as they have recently hired a new coach.The manager's job is to find players that fit into his style of play and trust him as a mentor. He must select his own players. It's what Guardiola has done for City, and those players will always go above and beyond for him. I believe Chelsea will play great ball next season, and they will perform very well under the new manager. Chelsea will be a difficult club to beat next season.

[JoyMarsha]

Liverpool experienced a decline in form because Mane left, as well as when Ronaldo left Manchester United to join Real Madrid.

A club resting the success of the club on the shoulder of a particular player is bound to fail if the player decides the leave the club for the other. Mane's departure from Liverpool is a prime illustration of this.
So many other clubs have such mistakes in the past, depending on a player for winning. it took them time before they could rebuild and bounce back to their normal state of winning.
We observed how Liverpool experienced that. They refused to let Mane's leaving stop them from at least making it to the Europa League.

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Yes, Ten Hag needs a center forward; Marcus Rashford is a left inside forward; while Antony is a right winger; having to rely so much on Rashford goals is one reason why Manchester United fumbled couple of competitions in the previous season. If Ten Hag won;t get a center forward; then he needs to sign a Left winger; so that Marcus Rashford can be pushed up top in the no 9 position.

This kind of solution should have been thought of by Ten Hag at this point before it was too late, because Manchester United really need a center forward so they can score more goals and not just rely on one player like Marcus Rashford. Although it is not a problem if Ten Hag hopes that Marcus Rashford will score more goals, it will be more perfect and very helpful if there is one center forward at Manchester United next season.

[borovichok]

Yes, Ten Hag needs a center forward; Marcus Rashford is a left inside forward; while Antony is a right winger; having to rely so much on Rashford goals is one reason why Manchester United fumbled couple of competitions in the previous season. If Ten Hag won;t get a center forward; then he needs to sign a Left winger; so that Marcus Rashford can be pushed up top in the no 9 position.

Erik Ten Hag in the market again, this time he needs a forward in his squad, he's fed up with the forged attacking lines in the team, it's absolutely not helping matters on ground. The coach already scout out the top attacker and it's just a matter of time before he signs for Manchester United. Erik Ten Hag using Marcus Rashford to play a force attack, is not a good plan, it will only make the englishman vulnerable to attacks from defenders. However Rashford is doing an excellent job in united frontline, confidence with good positioning infront of goals.

[RaltcoinsB]

Yes, Ten Hag needs a center forward; Marcus Rashford is a left inside forward; while Antony is a right winger; having to rely so much on Rashford goals is one reason why Manchester United fumbled couple of competitions in the previous season. If Ten Hag won;t get a center forward; then he needs to sign a Left winger; so that Marcus Rashford can be pushed up top in the no 9 position.

This kind of solution should have been thought of by Ten Hag at this point before it was too late, because Manchester United really need a center forward so they can score more goals and not just rely on one player like Marcus Rashford. Although it is not a problem if Ten Hag hopes that Marcus Rashford will score more goals, it will be more perfect and very helpful if there is one center forward at Manchester United next season.

Of course, Rashford cannot carry the whole load alone. The team needs a very good striker. I liked Nkunku, but Chelsea acted before them and made a serious transfer. If Manchester United want the championship, a striker is a must, they must find it. If there is a striker of this quality in their infrastructure, I think they can make it to the A team as a backup.

[Rengga Jati]

Manchester United have made a big progress since Erik ten Hag started to manage them. They are finally getting closer to the level they would like be at slowly. Finishing the season in top four is a really great start for Erik ten Hag.

Yes, this assumption is true. Even though at first, some of his decisions raised big pros and cons, his efforts at Man United last season really paid off. They were even able to finish and enter the UCL this season. This is a pretty good development after they failed in the previous few seasons. Yes, although in fact there are some things that sometimes feel strange when Ten Hag makes a decision by continuing to include a controversial player on the field (we know who that is .... haha). And finally this season he will be tested again with some of the fresh players they bought in the current transfer market. And Ten Hag is still looking for other players who suit Man United, their tactics and their finances.

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Of course, Rashford cannot carry the whole load alone. The team needs a very good striker. I liked Nkunku, but Chelsea acted before them and made a serious transfer. If Manchester United want the championship, a striker is a must, they must find it. If there is a striker of this quality in their infrastructure, I think they can make it to the A team as a backup.

This is right, Marcus Rashford is good; he can score atleast 30 goals all season but thats not enough for Manchester United standards as they want to challenge for all trophies next season. Nkunku is good but i do not think he is premier league standards (time will tell).  Will Manchester United sign Holjunds or rely on Rashford for the new season?

[Docnaster]

Yes, Ten Hag needs a center forward; Marcus Rashford is a left inside forward; while Antony is a right winger; having to rely so much on Rashford goals is one reason why Manchester United fumbled couple of competitions in the previous season. If Ten Hag won;t get a center forward; then he needs to sign a Left winger; so that Marcus Rashford can be pushed up top in the no 9 position.

This kind of solution should have been thought of by Ten Hag at this point before it was too late, because Manchester United really need a center forward so they can score more goals and not just rely on one player like Marcus Rashford. Although it is not a problem if Ten Hag hopes that Marcus Rashford will score more goals, it will be more perfect and very helpful if there is one center forward at Manchester United next season.

Of course, Rashford cannot carry the whole load alone. The team needs a very good striker. I liked Nkunku, but Chelsea acted before them and made a serious transfer. If Manchester United want the championship, a striker is a must, they must find it. If there is a striker of this quality in their infrastructure, I think they can make it to the A team as a backup.

The summer transfer window is half gone already and Manchester United is yet to find a world class striker than can perfectly fill in the boots of Cristiano Ronaldo that left the club last December.
Marcus Rashford who in many occasions was used as a top 9 striker last season isn't known to bring our his best in that position. Rashford is better used in as a left wing attacker. So for Manchester United to do better than they did last season, they need to sign a known striker this summer

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This is right, Marcus Rashford is good; he can score atleast 30 goals all season but thats not enough for Manchester United standards as they want to challenge for all trophies next season. Nkunku is good but i do not think he is premier league standards (time will tell).  Will Manchester United sign Holjunds or rely on Rashford for the new season?

Rashford will still be a mainstay for Erik ten Hag on the Manchester United front line next season. This is because Manchester United is finding it difficult to bring in another striker because they have a small budget in this transfer window. We could even see before where Manchester United tried to bring in Harry Kane but they had to withdraw because they were unable to pay the 100 million that Tottenham wanted.

Even for Hojlund, Atalanta also set a higher price for the player's release clause, so that Manchester United were again in a dilemma in recruiting Hojlund. For that I think it's too difficult for them to get good quality players in this transfer window because the budget that Erik Ten Hag has is too small to buy good quality stickers.

[nelson4lov]

Erik Ten Hag in the market again, this time he needs a forward in his squad, he's fed up with the forged attacking lines in the team, it's absolutely not helping matters on ground. The coach already scout out the top attacker and it's just a matter of time before he signs for Manchester United. Erik Ten Hag using Marcus Rashford to play a force attack, is not a good plan, it will only make the englishman vulnerable to attacks from defenders. However Rashford is doing an excellent job in united frontline, confidence with good positioning infront of goals.

Good luck to him and his scouting team. Liverpool faced this problem in recent years and I was relieved when we got strikers to fill the spot. Wingers like Rashford can only do so much. If there's a good striker upfront, with the support of a hard working winger like rashford, the team should have a lethal Frontline.

Chelsea made "big" transfers last season and looking to get out of that now. They have tried "inject a lot of money quickly and find a way to win" but they have failed that so I think it is going to be tough to do the same thing.

So, instead they are selling the players they have, and getting younger players and hoping that it would work for them in the end. I am not saying that it would be a smart decision or anything like that, I am not saying this is what they should do, all I am stating right now is the current situation. Get rid of superstars that worth a lot of money, and use that money to get young players with some potential and that would be a good thing for the future. I believe it is actually a good idea for sure.

Chelsea spent a lot of money last season on signing new players, but they failed to perform well in the league. As for me, it is from the coach, as they have recently hired a new coach.The manager's job is to find players that fit into his style of play and trust him as a mentor.

In the premier league today, signing players don't guarantee excellent performances - Chelsea had some of the best players in Europe last season but barely any result to show for it. Every piece of the team matters same way a tree can't make a forest. I have high hopes for Pochettino. We'd know in the next couple of weeks when the  PL is in full swing.

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This is right, Marcus Rashford is good; he can score atleast 30 goals all season but thats not enough for Manchester United standards as they want to challenge for all trophies next season. Nkunku is good but i do not think he is premier league standards (time will tell).  Will Manchester United sign Holjunds or rely on Rashford for the new season?

Nkuku has not even played even a single game in EPL and how can you judge it if nkuku doesn't even in the level to play on EPL? that sounds non sense. MU doesn't have money for that. MU feels so difficult to sell its player to the another club to raised more money to buy hojlund. MU's proposal for hojlund already rejected by atalanta. MU doesn't have money to buy onana and hojlund. The club is in the financial problem right now.
MU will change its target to the affordable striker which has less price compared with hojlund. It's likely MU will be still relying on rashford next season. MU feels so difficult in buying the new player with limited budget.
Ten hag must be thinking so hard to fix this problem. I think that he has a solution for that but it may not be so good. Selling some players is mandatory for the club to increase its budget.

[AndySt]

In the premier league today, signing players don't guarantee excellent performances - Chelsea had some of the best players in Europe last season but barely any result to show for it. Every piece of the team matters same way a tree can't make a forest. I have high hopes for Pochettino. We'd know in the next couple of weeks when the  PL is in full swing.

There is an expression that order beats class and even with the best players you will not be able to win titles if you do not balance the squad. That is, the conditional stars should have players who will take on the rough work so that the stars are engaged in creativity. I don't quite agree that Pochettino's work will necessarily be visible in a few weeks. Balancing the composition may take half a season and even a season in general, let's recall the example of Arteta. The most important thing is that the club management has patience and trusts the coach.

[cytpoway121]

Some players are key players on the team and because they have been on the team for years, the team needs time to recover after they leave. We have seen it in many teams, we will see it in Liverpool.
The team needs a lot of time to get used to each other, the people who left the team were very important players

Yes players struggle in a new team; meanwhile i do not think the new liverpool signings (Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai) will struggle to adapt; They play the Jurgen Klopp way and would slot right into the Liverpool Line up. With Keita off to Germany, and Henderson soon to be in Saudi League; Liverpool has done a great job moving on their old men.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

Nkuku has not even played even a single game in EPL and how can you judge it if nkuku doesn't even in the level to play on EPL? that sounds non sense. MU doesn't have money for that. MU feels so difficult to sell its player to the another club to raised more money to buy hojlund. MU's proposal for hojlund already rejected by atalanta. MU doesn't have money to buy onana and hojlund. The club is in the financial problem right now.
MU will change its target to the affordable striker which has less price compared with hojlund. It's likely MU will be still relying on rashford next season. MU feels so difficult in buying the new player with limited budget.
Ten hag must be thinking so hard to fix this problem. I think that he has a solution for that but it may not be so good. Selling some players is mandatory for the club to increase its budget.

So far Manchester United have spent €64.20 million this is lower than what they spent last season  €243 million so Manchester United should still have more budget imo, but yeah we can't confirm their financial condition. If they don't have a budget there's no need to push themselves because their squad is still as strong as last season, only the goalkeeper (David de Gea) has moved, finished in 3rd place meaning that Manchester United need not doubt his ability at least 17 teams are still under them.

[Uruhara]

The only thing that has changed is that the Captain, Gundogan, is gone. He is a multi-talented midfielder. because as a midfielder he is also capable of being a goal-scoring machine like an attacker. in the season that will soon start Man City will play without him. But yeah, Man City so far has core players and reserves who are equally qualified. So losing Gundogan would mean nothing to the club.

Previously Guardiola was eager to keep his squad captaincy but there seemed to be nothing more for him to gain with Manchester City. With the Treble Winner already achieved, perhaps that has been the reason Gundogan left to seek new experiences. He has got it all with Manchester City. Now Barcelona is an option for his future career. On the other hand, Gundogan's departure will shake Manchester City's game, this concern is felt by Guardiola because after all they will face the Premier League next season. Meanwhile, it is reported that Guardiola has now found another alternative capable of replacing Gundogan's position, namely Kovacic who is considered to be able to fill the void following Gundogan's departure from Manchester City and is considered suitable for this position. Kovacic has been on Chelsea's drop list and Manchester City will look to maximize this opportunity to get him

It's just that this season will definitely feel hotter than last season. there will be many surprises. like last season, we were surprised by Arsenal's superiority, which continued to stand at the top of the standings for quite a long time. We don't know for this season which team will be like Arsenal last season.

It is clear that this season will be very prestigious compared to last season, several clubs, especially those that have competed in the top five standings last season, are currently making improvements and carrying out several massive maneuvers for next season's competition. It seems that I will only focus on Arsenal this season, I am very curious about what they will show this season, because it is clear that Arteta will not let this season's trophy fall into the hands of Manchester City again.

I personally am quite curious about whether Man City will be able to maintain their strong dominance in the Premier League, and I am also curious about Liverpool which I think will be one of the clubs that will be another strong candidate for the title. But for the 3 clubs that have just joined the Premier League, it seems that not much has been talked about. I personally also forgot not to pay attention to the 3 clubs in their development in the current transfer market. I wish betting was easier at the start of the season because it has been quite annoying for me because at the end of last season I had a losing streak in betting for every game in the premier league.

[Leviathan.007]

Last season my expectations were the same as yours.  This is because they have complete and quality players. But in the end I was wrong. Some transfers made by Klop did not go well. Even Nunez, who I hope can compete with Haaland, performed poorly. At the moment maybe Liverpool look the same, I dare not have high expectations for Liverpool. The transfer market will still have a long time. Nowadays some teams have tried a lot to improve weaknesses. But I didn't get much news about Liverpool's transfer. I think Liverpool have to work hard for this season.

I agree with you on Nunez I think he failed to live up to expectations last season, his value and exposure in the media is not commensurate with his achievements on the pitch. If you assume that he needs more time to adapt to the Liverpool squad, Klopp has given him many minutes to play but his performances have not lived up to expectations. Hopefully next season will be a place to prove his quality and can make a good contribution to Liverpool.

Looks like Liverpool really have to be really observant to bring in players in the transfer market, I think their midfield is a sector that needs to be fixed for now. In the striker position, Muhamed Salah was very productive last season and was included in the top three EPL top scorers. I think every team will face a period of transition and rejuvenation of the squad and Klopp also understands that. If you look at the list of favorite clubs that will dominate the EPL next season, Liverpool still deserves to be on the favorites list.

If I'm not wrong Nunez was the top scorer in his team and in the Portuguese League while he also had a good performance in Benfica when he was playing there for two seasons he scored 32 goals which is amazing for this player during this time but the moment when Nunez left Benfica to Liverpool they are expecting to be so having good performance just like he had before in Benfica but in the end, he failed and there is even the chance for Nunez to leave Liverpool which is the best he can do because maybe he can have the chance to show better performance in the next team.

For a club like Liverpool, I am quite optimistic and hope that next season they will make a lot of changes. Not only in terms of the core squad, but at least I want to see Jurgen Klopp take advantage of several reserve players to exist more. At the moment Firmino's absence leaves a quite important position, I'm sure Mac Allister can adapt easily too. Moh Salah, Darwin Nunez, and Gakpo must have been perfect for each other. So that the attack line is expected to be as solid as we expected. Even if they don't play in the UCL next season, at least in the English Premier League, Liverpool can secure the results later.

Liverpool did missed most of their crucial players this season, but they got good replacement for them. Liverpool failed to qualify for the Champions League, whereas they were provided with a chance to finish in the top four. Liverpool will concentrate entirely on the English Premier League this season, with the ultimate objective being to generate excellent performances for the upcoming season. Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, is looking forward to work with his new signings, one of them is Mac Allister from Brighton. He's definitely one of the club's best midfielders, and his presence would be felt all throughout the team.

Yes, Liverpool lost many players in this season and it seems that's part of Klopp's plan to make his team younger because many players who left this team were older players and Liverpool is going to even lose their captain for the next season.