Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[LittleBitFunny]

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The owner of Newcastle United is Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. And now Newcastle are the richest club in the Premier League. At the same time, the Public Investment Fund is also ready to spend a lot of money. But the Newcastle management is very experienced. They want to stabilize the team slowly. And I'd say the Newcastle management wouldn't be wrong to trust coach Eddie Howe.
Newcastle management did not spend much money. And they didn't include any star players in the squad. They added Sandro Tonali and Harvey Barnes to the squad. And both of them are midfielders and young players. I guess coach Eddie Howe has different plans. He wants to build the team fit to win the Champions League title in the next few years. And so he is investing money in young players.

Of course there is always a plan behind a team's approach to its player transfer policy from season to season. Newcastle have developed well under Eddie Howe, but I believe he needs to build a better team than he is now if he has ambitions of winning the Premier League title or the Champions League. Eddie Howe is certainly in no rush to do so as long as the management still trusts him, but the fact is that Newcastle have been the better team step by step.
I'm curious about Newcastle in the coming season, of course after they have qualified for the Champions League. Eddie Howe may don't expect too high in Champions League, but still he will do his best to test and try to go as far as they can.

Eddie Howe is an excellent coach. Newcastle were a bottom-of-the-table team. No one imagined that this team would qualify for the Champions League. Eddie Howe has been able to stabilize this team. There were no star players in the squad. Even then, the team was at the top of the points table due to the understanding between the players and good match strategy.

Eddie Howe believes in going slow. And strengthening the team gradually makes it last longer. Perhaps this is why Eddie Howe is in no rush to strengthen his squad. I wouldn't have high hopes for Newcastle in the Champions League next season. But expect this team to fight for the top four of the Premier League table.

[rendravolt]

Manchester city is determined to retain one of its key players this summer, namely Bernardo Silva. As we know, there is indeed interest from PSG and Barcelona in getting this player from Portugal and Manchester city has stated that it has no intention of conducting any negotiations for the future of the player. I don't think Manchester City can afford to lose any more important players after previously Gundogan joined Barcelona.

In the near future, Manchester City will offer Bernardo Silva a new contract and with this it is certain that his future will be more secure. But indeed there are things that will make the situation not the same as Bernardo Silva who wants to leave and that will make Manchester City quite useless to defend him.

[tusandii]

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This is my problem with fans and people who are shortsighted about what the player brings to the squad.  99 good and little mistakes they go about saying things they can't do if they was given the chance to do so.
The likes of Ederson,  Allison gave the defense they control confidence by using their legs very well to play the ballin the penalty box.
Onana isn't even bother he is already opened to the critics they can bring it coming.  Maguire did similar errors but wasn't faced rashly.

Actually Manchester United have a good chance this summer even they look better than before because they managed to replace some players with more competitive ones.
I am very surprised by Maguire why he often experiences communication failures with teammates to create good game collaborations.
Even Onana himself was seen making angry faces several times when Maguire made a mistake.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

Manchester city is determined to retain one of its key players this summer, namely Bernardo Silva. As we know, there is indeed interest from PSG and Barcelona in getting this player from Portugal and Manchester city has stated that it has no intention of conducting any negotiations for the future of the player. I don't think Manchester City can afford to lose any more important players after previously Gundogan joined Barcelona.

In the near future, Manchester City will offer Bernardo Silva a new contract and with this it is certain that his future will be more secure. But indeed there are things that will make the situation not the same as Bernardo Silva who wants to leave and that will make Manchester City quite useless to defend him.

I'm sure this season Bernardo Silva will stay with Manchester City apart from being an important player, another reason is that Manchester City can still keep him until 2025 under contract. Barcelona is indeed one of the clubs that continues to approach this player but they have no way to sign Silva, from what I heard Barcelona will pay the transfer fee in installments obviously this is not a tempting offer for Manchester City especially they are not a club that needs money.

Bernardo Silva's market value is €80 million while Barcelona only prepared a budget of €65 million so it will be difficult to reach an agreement, Silva himself has indicated he wants to move but he can not do much because it is still under contract, anyway Silva has to wait until next season.

[onecall123]

I didn't really go into the incident that led to criticism of this player's character. But what I want to emphasize is that Andre Onana is still very new to Manchester United, it is too early to speculate about what he did there. MU's main players and coaches must provide understanding to players who have just joined the club because that will help speed up the adaptation process with other players

Andre Onana is a goalkeeper who is still very young, doesn't have much experience, and can be said to be immature because he still has points of gaps and weaknesses when the opponent manages to get a score from a kick in the middle of the field and break through Andre Onana's defense. Hopefully, in next season's match, Andre Onana will perform better and focus so that it makes it difficult for opponents to score goals.

Andre Onana didn't have the best start. I also think this might be a warning for him before the real games start. I'm a bit concerned about his excessive confidence though. Man United fans should be relieved it happened during pre-season. This gives them a chance to stop it from repeating when the games truly matters. Now, I'm even more excited about what will unfold in the upcoming season.

[superman184]

Andre Onana is a goalkeeper who is still very young, doesn't have much experience, and can be said to be immature because he still has points of gaps and weaknesses when the opponent manages to get a score from a kick in the middle of the field and break through Andre Onana's defense. Hopefully, in next season's match, Andre Onana will perform better and focus so that it makes it difficult for opponents to score goals.

This is not only about the experience of a goalkeeper like Andre Onana, but also has to be seen from the experience of the players in his defense. Because no matter how good the goalkeeper is, if you are constantly hit by attacks from the opponent, there will still be goals scored against the goal guarded by Andre Onana himself. I think the Manchester United team which currently has Andre Onana should be able to see some better defenders apart from the wingers and also the strikers now to be prepared for next season.

[Jateng]

Eddie Howe believes in going slow. And strengthening the team gradually makes it last longer. Perhaps this is why Eddie Howe is in no rush to strengthen his squad. I wouldn't have high hopes for Newcastle in the Champions League next season. But expect this team to fight for the top four of the Premier League table.

I think Eddie Howe long-term approach to Newcastle United's ownership and management emphasises gradual squad stabilisation and investment in emerging potential. While their Champions League aspirations may be doable in the future, success in both home and European competitions will depend on gradually strengthening the team. Newcastle voyage in the forthcoming season may be shaped by Eddie Howe cautious attitude and the management confidence in him.

[topbitcoin]

Unfortunately Hojlund has an injury according to reports and he will be out for a couple of weeks. I was excited to watch him at Manchester United from the beginning but it looks like I will have to wait for a little longer. Hopefully he doesn't miss many games as he would need to go training to reach match fitness as well.

He picked up the injury in pre-season with Atalanta and it is rumored that it wasn't too severe and healed quickly and is reportedly only a few weeks away.
But with conditions like this, the pressure will be even greater.
First he has to adapt to a new club and new players and coaching schemes.
Secondly, he also has to re-adapt to his game after the injury and this may not go well.
Hojlund's drama is likely to continue and we can only wait for his debut at Manchester United after the long drama.

[len01]

I didn't really go into the incident that led to criticism of this player's character. But what I want to emphasize is that Andre Onana is still very new to Manchester United, it is too early to speculate about what he did there. MU's main players and coaches must provide understanding to players who have just joined the club because that will help speed up the adaptation process with other players

Andre Onana is a goalkeeper who is still very young, doesn't have much experience, and can be said to be immature because he still has points of gaps and weaknesses when the opponent manages to get a score from a kick in the middle of the field and break through Andre Onana's defense. Hopefully, in next season's match, Andre Onana will perform better and focus so that it makes it difficult for opponents to score goals.

Andre Onana didn't have the best start. I also think this might be a warning for him before the real games start. I'm a bit concerned about his excessive confidence though. Man United fans should be relieved it happened during pre-season. This gives them a chance to stop it from repeating when the games truly matters. Now, I'm even more excited about what will unfold in the upcoming season.

Lol, its a little ridiculous to see people talking about something that is not really known here and say Onana has no experience or even says she does not have quality performance, this is a false statement.
do not any of you know who is the best goalkeeper who managed to secure Inter Milan goal to reach the UCL final last season? where were you last season?
if indeed you are doubtful about Onana performance, its better to try to find the history of Onana, who has very good quality performance as a goalkeeper. he is not young but has very good strength, so if is successfully recruited by Man united, that is good news and there is no need to doubt it. even though its still too early at Man united, Onana is one of the players who quickly adapts to uniting chemistry with other players.

[Josefjix]

He picked up the injury in pre-season with Atalanta and it is rumored that it wasn't too severe and healed quickly and is reportedly only a few weeks away.
But with conditions like this, the pressure will be even greater.
First he has to adapt to a new club and new players and coaching schemes.
Secondly, he also has to re-adapt to his game after the injury and this may not go well.
Hojlund's drama is likely to continue and we can only wait for his debut at Manchester United after the long drama.

Nothing changes, the new signing would be the primary striker for Erik Ten Hag and the red devil's. Manchester United signed this tender attacker, although he was in the best XI of Atalanta, which is Italian football, and he adapted brilliantly. This is England, Manchester United, and the fans have high expectations for the wonder kid, who has been in the system for some time and has gained experience in the style of game. But I'd say we shouldn't expect Rasmus Hojlund to reach his peak currently; he's wounded and will need time to recover, but he has yet to make his club debut, which is understandable.

[W Jr.]

He picked up the injury in pre-season with Atalanta and it is rumored that it wasn't too severe and healed quickly and is reportedly only a few weeks away.
But with conditions like this, the pressure will be even greater.
First he has to adapt to a new club and new players and coaching schemes.
Secondly, he also has to re-adapt to his game after the injury and this may not go well.
Hojlund's drama is likely to continue and we can only wait for his debut at Manchester United after the long drama.

Nothing changes, the new signing would be the primary striker for Erik Ten Hag and the red devil's. Manchester United signed this tender attacker, although he was in the best XI of Atalanta, which is Italian football, and he adapted brilliantly. This is England, Manchester United, and the fans have high expectations for the wonder kid, who has been in the system for some time and has gained experience in the style of game. But I'd say we shouldn't expect Rasmus Hojlund to reach his peak currently; he's wounded and will need time to recover, but he has yet to make his club debut, which is understandable.

I'm sure Erik Ten Hag will do his best to fit in with Manchester United. Hojlund can meet the expectations as a potential striker if the players can create positions in the game in general. If he doesn't live up to expectations, then Manchester United will be severely criticized for signing him.

[hd49728]

Nothing changes, the new signing would be the primary striker for Erik Ten Hag and the red devil's. Manchester United signed this tender attacker, although he was in the best XI of Atalanta, which is Italian football, and he adapted brilliantly. This is England, Manchester United, and the fans have high expectations for the wonder kid, who has been in the system for some time and has gained experience in the style of game. But I'd say we shouldn't expect Rasmus Hojlund to reach his peak currently; he's wounded and will need time to recover, but he has yet to make his club debut, which is understandable.

It is a big milestone for Hojlund career and he should take advantage of this chance to upgrade his career but it must be said, it is a big challenge for the young striker. I wish he best to succeed in Old Trafford but again as a club, Manchester United should use their money for most important position in their squad more wisely. They believe in Hojlund and it means they are gamble again.

I am not sure what they and Ten Hag thought to make this transfer. Did they think if Hojlund fail to show himself, they will still have Rashford?

If it is their thinking, I am disappointed because they should let Rashford playing at swings where he is most dangerous and the striker position should belong to another player who is at world class level. Hojlund at this moment is not such a striker and they are gambling that he will upgrade himself to that level.

[hahay]

He picked up the injury in pre-season with Atalanta and it is rumored that it wasn't too severe and healed quickly and is reportedly only a few weeks away.
But with conditions like this, the pressure will be even greater.
First he has to adapt to a new club and new players and coaching schemes.
Secondly, he also has to re-adapt to his game after the injury and this may not go well.
Hojlund's drama is likely to continue and we can only wait for his debut at Manchester United after the long drama.

Nothing changes, the new signing would be the primary striker for Erik Ten Hag and the red devil's. Manchester United signed this tender attacker, although he was in the best XI of Atalanta, which is Italian football, and he adapted brilliantly. This is England, Manchester United, and the fans have high expectations for the wonder kid, who has been in the system for some time and has gained experience in the style of game. But I'd say we shouldn't expect Rasmus Hojlund to reach his peak currently; he's wounded and will need time to recover, but he has yet to make his club debut, which is understandable.

I'm sure Erik Ten Hag will do his best to fit in with Manchester United. Hojlund can meet the expectations as a potential striker if the players can create positions in the game in general. If he doesn't live up to expectations, then Manchester United will be severely criticized for signing him.

Basically, to adapt at the same time as the related player is injured it will be even more difficult. Moreover, Hojlund is still very young and I think, it is not easy for Hojlund to get his position in the starting line up of Mnchester United. Unless, if Hojlund has great achievements like Haaland and Mbappe for example who were very successful in the previous club, so making it easier for him to get into the main squad at his new club. So yes, I personally am not so sure Hojlund will quickly enter the Manchester United main squad, because the Premier League is the most competitive league.

[Velvet78]

Eddie Howe believes in going slow. And strengthening the team gradually makes it last longer. Perhaps this is why Eddie Howe is in no rush to strengthen his squad. I wouldn't have high hopes for Newcastle in the Champions League next season. But expect this team to fight for the top four of the Premier League table.

I think Eddie Howe long-term approach to Newcastle United's ownership and management emphasises gradual squad stabilisation and investment in emerging potential. While their Champions League aspirations may be doable in the future, success in both home and European competitions will depend on gradually strengthening the team. Newcastle voyage in the forthcoming season may be shaped by Eddie Howe cautious attitude and the management confidence in him.

Newcastle can't be competitive for the Champions League much for now. Maybe they are one of the richest teams in Europe but they still can't make their squad one of the bests yet. It isn't an easy task to convince big names into their squad despite qualifying for the Champions League. They need to maintain consistency in the Premier League first.

Once they convince bigger names with their performance then they will able to bring that kind of players easier. Those players are already playing for top teams in the end. Newcastle will need to give them a reason why to join them instead.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

Newcastle can't be competitive for the Champions League much for now. Maybe they are one of the richest teams in Europe but they still can't make their squad one of the bests yet. It isn't an easy task to convince big names into their squad despite qualifying for the Champions League. They need to maintain consistency in the Premier League first.

Once they convince bigger names with their performance then they will able to bring that kind of players easier. Those players are already playing for top teams in the end. Newcastle will need to give them a reason why to join them instead.

For a while we can't confirm how far Newcastle's performance is in the Champions League and also in the Premier League, for sure the competition last season is not the same as this season as we know some clubs have increased their squad then we have to see at the start of the season. In the pre-season matches, Newcastle's performance has been very good so far they haven't lost in the last 6 matches however, these good results cannot be used as a benchmark for their performance.

If we check the Premier League schedule in week 2 Newcastle must face the strongest club Manchester City as an away match, in this match we can see how far their squad has improved of course it's not easy to get points against Manchester City, there are 2 choices lose or draw.

[Bitinity]

Newcastle can't be competitive for the Champions League much for now. Maybe they are one of the richest teams in Europe but they still can't make their squad one of the bests yet. It isn't an easy task to convince big names into their squad despite qualifying for the Champions League. They need to maintain consistency in the Premier League first.

Once they convince bigger names with their performance then they will able to bring that kind of players easier. Those players are already playing for top teams in the end. Newcastle will need to give them a reason why to join them instead.

I don't think so, in fact Newcastle have done the right thing in my opinion, they are not focused on buying star players and buying some players that are needed by the team and it was proven last season that this team was built very well so they could finish in the top 4 standings and get a ticket to the UCL.
It is indeed difficult for them to be able to compete with top European teams on the Champions League stage next season but that does not mean they can be taken lightly, and I think that now the progress of the Newcastle team continues to be positive and allows them to become a stronger team this season upcoming season.

Correct, we should not underestimate Newcastle because they do not have star players, they have shown themselves that they were competitive enough in EPL last season. Interesting fact, they lost 5 matches only last season which is the same number as Manchester City as well as conceded the same total goals as Manchester City. It means that they are good enough in defense. For CL, adding more players is obviously good because they will have more games to play but they dont have to buy expensive star players. Collectivity of the whole team was their key to finish in the 4th position last year. The question is, what is the target by the owner in the CL? If the owner want to go as far as possible, yes they need to buy some more players. At least players who are experienced enough in CL.

[naira]

Newcastle can't be competitive for the Champions League much for now. Maybe they are one of the richest teams in Europe but they still can't make their squad one of the bests yet. It isn't an easy task to convince big names into their squad despite qualifying for the Champions League. They need to maintain consistency in the Premier League first.

Once they convince bigger names with their performance then they will able to bring that kind of players easier. Those players are already playing for top teams in the end. Newcastle will need to give them a reason why to join them instead.

You are right that for now Newcastle's return to the Champions League is already a great development, but to dominate this competition requires a lot of experienced players and quite a strong mentality. It's not easy to be in the environment of top European clubs who are used to playing in the Champions League.


So in the future for Newcastle it will be a challenge to become a team that can be more reckoned with and in the transfer market next season they must be able to recruit big names to be brought in as a form of their seriousness not only in the Premier League but in a more competitive League competition, namely the Champions League.

[bitLeap]

Newcastle can't be competitive for the Champions League much for now. Maybe they are one of the richest teams in Europe but they still can't make their squad one of the bests yet. It isn't an easy task to convince big names into their squad despite qualifying for the Champions League. They need to maintain consistency in the Premier League first.

Once they convince bigger names with their performance then they will able to bring that kind of players easier. Those players are already playing for top teams in the end. Newcastle will need to give them a reason why to join them instead.

I don't think so, in fact Newcastle have done the right thing in my opinion, they are not focused on buying star players and buying some players that are needed by the team and it was proven last season that this team was built very well so they could finish in the top 4 standings and get a ticket to the UCL.
It is indeed difficult for them to be able to compete with top European teams on the Champions League stage next season but that does not mean they can be taken lightly, and I think that now the progress of the Newcastle team continues to be positive and allows them to become a stronger team this season upcoming season.

Correct, we should not underestimate Newcastle because they do not have star players, they have shown themselves that they were competitive enough in EPL last season. Interesting fact, they lost 5 matches only last season which is the same number as Manchester City as well as conceded the same total goals as Manchester City. It means that they are good enough in defense. For CL, adding more players is obviously good because they will have more games to play but they dont have to buy expensive star players. Collectivity of the whole team was their key to finish in the 4th position last year. The question is, what is the target by the owner in the CL? If the owner want to go as far as possible, yes they need to buy some more players. At least players who are experienced enough in CL.

Yes after all Newcastle have become a team that is a threat to other teams, in the Premier League or the Champions League. Their improvement is quite fast, because only a few years from the new owner they can provide something very good, especially in the Premier League. They made good use of their finances to make them what we see today.
It may be true that going further in the Champions League will be more difficult, but that doesn't mean we can underestimate them in this regard, because the possibility that they can do more than what we expect is possible.
The group phase is usually the start of our assessment, we'll see, it also depends on which team they're with.

[Jody.Drummer]

He picked up the injury in pre-season with Atalanta and it is rumored that it wasn't too severe and healed quickly and is reportedly only a few weeks away.
But with conditions like this, the pressure will be even greater.
First he has to adapt to a new club and new players and coaching schemes.
Secondly, he also has to re-adapt to his game after the injury and this may not go well.
Hojlund's drama is likely to continue and we can only wait for his debut at Manchester United after the long drama.

Nothing changes, the new signing would be the primary striker for Erik Ten Hag and the red devil's. Manchester United signed this tender attacker, although he was in the best XI of Atalanta, which is Italian football, and he adapted brilliantly. This is England, Manchester United, and the fans have high expectations for the wonder kid, who has been in the system for some time and has gained experience in the style of game. But I'd say we shouldn't expect Rasmus Hojlund to reach his peak currently; he's wounded and will need time to recover, but he has yet to make his club debut, which is understandable.

I'm sure Erik Ten Hag will do his best to fit in with Manchester United. Hojlund can meet the expectations as a potential striker if the players can create positions in the game in general. If he doesn't live up to expectations, then Manchester United will be severely criticized for signing him.

I honestly believe in Ten Hag and the updates he has made ahead of the Premier League competition that is about to start. Ten Hag has managed to officially sign Onana to be the main goalkeeper there, I'm sure he will be able to fulfill Manchester United's needs, but for Ramos Holjund himself I'm not too sure, I would put a little doubt on him especially since he will be the main striker there, meaning he will have full responsibility in the front line as a new player. I didn't see very good achievements from him since his previous club, so this will be a full doubt for me and maybe most of the Red Devils fans for next season, I hope Ten Hag can do something significant for him, which means improving his performance significantly and also I hope Holjund is a player who is easy to adapt to a new environment.

Manchester United must be able to achieve something better next season and I will pay attention to the development of Holjund himself, hopefully he can meet the expectations of all Manchester United fans.

[Docnaster]

He picked up the injury in pre-season with Atalanta and it is rumored that it wasn't too severe and healed quickly and is reportedly only a few weeks away.
But with conditions like this, the pressure will be even greater.
First he has to adapt to a new club and new players and coaching schemes.
Secondly, he also has to re-adapt to his game after the injury and this may not go well.
Hojlund's drama is likely to continue and we can only wait for his debut at Manchester United after the long drama.

Nothing changes, the new signing would be the primary striker for Erik Ten Hag and the red devil's. Manchester United signed this tender attacker, although he was in the best XI of Atalanta, which is Italian football, and he adapted brilliantly. This is England, Manchester United, and the fans have high expectations for the wonder kid, who has been in the system for some time and has gained experience in the style of game. But I'd say we shouldn't expect Rasmus Hojlund to reach his peak currently; he's wounded and will need time to recover, but he has yet to make his club debut, which is understandable.

Hojlund is very young and can be a good player as people say. I personally haven't observe him play so I cannot make any independent decision of him. But whatever it might be, we need to understand that the young lad may not perform this season. I am personally not expecting anything special from him this season. Maybe from next season and by then he must have adapted to Englanf style of play and have more maturity in font of the goal post.
I am seeing him as the present of Manchester United rather as the future of Manchester United.