UEFA Europa League 2022/23 Season

[iamsange]

Arsenal need to think fast to decide which players they will target after their flagship player is injured. Losing a player will be risky if they don't have good options for players who will replace the position left behind. Now they are on a good track, don't let problems like this become the reason they can't keep on the track they should be. Their opportunities in the transfer window will be very wide open, they must make the most of the opportunities that are in front of them very well.

Moreover, the injured are important players in the attack line, it will make the productivity of goals decrease if there is no equivalent replacement and the possibility of winning every game will be more difficult. Mikel arteta has to really think about ways to solve this problem, at least he has to look for replacement players in the transfer market which we know will take place in January next year.

Of course it is very unfortunate for Arsenal, when they are in good form, even their flagship players have to be absent for a long time to recover from injuries. Jesus is a new mainstay for Arteta, losing him will certainly make the Gunners' attack line shaky. However, finding the right replacement is not an easy matter for Arteta and he cannot rely on the players currently in his squad, that is very risky. Although difficult, an experienced striker must be brought Arsenal.

[nara1892]

Arsenal need to think fast to decide which players they will target after their flagship player is injured. Losing a player will be risky if they don't have good options for players who will replace the position left behind. Now they are on a good track, don't let problems like this become the reason they can't keep on the track they should be. Their opportunities in the transfer window will be very wide open, they must make the most of the opportunities that are in front of them very well.

Moreover, the injured are important players in the attack line, it will make the productivity of goals decrease if there is no equivalent replacement and the possibility of winning every game will be more difficult. Mikel arteta has to really think about ways to solve this problem, at least he has to look for replacement players in the transfer market which we know will take place in January next year.

Of course it is very unfortunate for Arsenal, when they are in good form, even their flagship players have to be absent for a long time to recover from injuries. Jesus is a new mainstay for Arteta, losing him will certainly make the Gunners' attack line shaky. However, finding the right replacement is not an easy matter for Arteta and he cannot rely on the players currently in his squad, that is very risky. Although difficult, an experienced striker must be brought Arsenal.

Arteta should have been prepared for this situation where his players could not join for a long time due to injuries like Gabriel Jesus is experiencing now. I want to see how far Mikel Arteta has anticipated something like this, whether he has prepared very well, or vice versa, he didn't try to anticipate something like this from the start, even before the injuries his players had. It would be a shame, of course, if they had to decline because one of their flagship players couldn't play, after the hard work they've put in so far.

[hahay]

Great draw that Arsenal and Barcelona are linked. I don't remember them ever playing against each other for the Europa League or the Uefa Cup in the past. They have played against each other quite a few times in the CL. I can remember a game that Arsenal came to 0-1 in Barcelona, but in the end Barcelona won 4-1. I also find it difficult to pass judgment on Xavi. Has he done well or not yet? The game is better but he will have to start winning prizes. Last year against Frankfurt they gave away both games.

It's too early to talk about that, because now Barcelona must beat Manchester United first to advance to the next round. Manchester United is not an opponent that will be easily beaten by Barcelona, even though in the past they have been superior to Manchester United. Barcelona have a big challenge ahead, they have to perform their best to beat the better team under Erik Ten Hag.

Even though Barcelona managed to beat Manchester United is not necessarily able to win the Europa League Trophy, there are still other challenges that must be passed step by step. Last season's experience was a lesson that was difficult for Barcelona to forget, when people thought Barcelona would lift the UEL Trophy, a surprise instead occurred in the final, Barcelona lost to Frankfurt which made all predictions fail.

Lol, even Barcelona didn't make it to the semi-finals in the Europa League last season as Barcelona were knocked out in the quarter-finals by Eintracht Frankfurt and not in the final. Even worse, Barcelona in the play-off phase this season will play against Manchester United and in fact it is still far from reaching the quarter-finals.
If at this moment Barcelona lose by Manchester United then of course it will be a very bad result because they were eliminated from the Europa League even only in the play-off round.

Indeed, I also consider Erik ten Hag to be able to take Manchester United to the next phase of the Europa League this season.
But even so I still hope Xavi can fix the problems the team had when playing in the Europa League, because if Xavi fails again this season then obviously it is a bad achievement for Xavi for Barcelona in European tournaments.

[CLS63]

Arsenal have actually been doing pretty good even in times Jesus wasn't able to score any goal. They went on winning by having productive matches in the English Premier League for example. Jesus hasn't been scoring a single goal in all tournaments since October 1. This must have affected his self-confidence in a bad way as well. Now this long running injury is even worse for him.

Arsenal can still go for a temporary striker in January of course. They will have only Nketiah as natural striker in the squad while Jesus is injured. They can secure themselves by doing this. Because if Nketiah also gets injured they would be in trouble.

[safari88]

Arsenal have actually been doing pretty good even in times Jesus wasn't able to score any goal. They went on winning by having productive matches in the English Premier League for example. Jesus hasn't been scoring a single goal in all tournaments since October 1. This must have affected his self-confidence in a bad way as well. Now this long running injury is even worse for him.

Arsenal can still go for a temporary striker in January of course. They will have only Nketiah as natural striker in the squad while Jesus is injured. They can secure themselves by doing this. Because if Nketiah also gets injured they would be in trouble.

In any case, Manchester United was not lucky with the draw against Barcelona. But Ten Hagwill also see this as a sporting challenge. In any case, they can eliminate at least 1 title competitor by beating Barcelona. I think it's a game that will go 50-50. The winner of this duel has a good chance to reach the final. To say that the winner is immediately title favorite, that is not. There are still too many good teams left for that. Juventus also wants to show how well it can still play. And what about Arsenal?

[bekti3]

Arsenal have actually been doing pretty good even in times Jesus wasn't able to score any goal. They went on winning by having productive matches in the English Premier League for example. Jesus hasn't been scoring a single goal in all tournaments since October 1. This must have affected his self-confidence in a bad way as well. Now this long running injury is even worse for him.

Arsenal can still go for a temporary striker in January of course. They will have only Nketiah as natural striker in the squad while Jesus is injured. They can secure themselves by doing this. Because if Nketiah also gets injured they would be in trouble.

In any case, Manchester United was not lucky with the draw against Barcelona. But Ten Hagwill also see this as a sporting challenge. In any case, they can eliminate at least 1 title competitor by beating Barcelona. I think it's a game that will go 50-50. The winner of this duel has a good chance to reach the final. To say that the winner is immediately title favorite, that is not. There are still too many good teams left for that. Juventus also wants to show how well it can still play. And what about Arsenal?

I still feel it remains the favorite for Barcelona. Regardless of your view of 50:50 in this case Barcelona seems to have more motivation in my opinion especially if they fail then the possibility of Xavi leaving the Camp Nou is even greater. On the other hand, in this case, the one who wins will obviously be a bit more favored as a candidate for a club that can continue to exist, but getting to the final, we have to see a few more opponents after the play-offs are over, because this will definitely have an effect.

[ajanwalker]

Barcelona are playing better than last season, with the note that they now also have Lewandowsky at their disposal. I don't know with what attitude Barcelona approached the Season in the EL. They want to win as many trophies as possible, but elimination in the CL and being sentenced to the EL feels like a defeat for a club like Barcelona. They are good enough to win the tournament, but they are also motivated enough. Last season they underestimated the situation in the match against Frankfurt. Let's assume they learned a lesson from that. In any case, not a nice draw for the eighth final.

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If the world cup ends we'll know if Barcelona is good enough to win the Europa League,  Barcelona is seriously interested and working harder in winning  laliga league, Barcelona can't win more than a trophy this season because they are not so strong 

Unfortunately, the big teams of Europe's big leagues do not think much about the Europa League. In fact, most of the Premier league teams do not care about the Europa League. Because the incomes are not as high as in the Champions League. That's why I think Barcelona's priority this year is La Liga. I don't think you can beat Real Madrid in La Liga either. Barcelona is currently in the restructuring phase. He is establishing a team that will mark the coming years and he needs time for this.

[Jody.Drummer]

Unfortunately, the big teams of Europe's big leagues do not think much about the Europa League. In fact, most of the Premier league teams do not care about the Europa League. Because the incomes are not as high as in the Champions League. That's why I think Barcelona's priority this year is La Liga. I don't think you can beat Real Madrid in La Liga either. Barcelona is currently in the restructuring phase. He is establishing a team that will mark the coming years and he needs time for this.

Yes, this is what is very unfortunate when the clubs in the Europa League do not take the competition seriously there, I think that's what we can see and reflect on in the previous season in the Europa League. Because a club that is taken for granted can even become champions in this Europa League, it proves that indeed they are not serious in competition here. But I hope this season will be different from previous seasons where they can take the competition in the Europa League seriously. Also by joining several big clubs it can motivate them to show their best to win trophies.

[RealMalatesta]

Unfortunately, the big teams of Europe's big leagues do not think much about the Europa League. In fact, most of the Premier league teams do not care about the Europa League. Because the incomes are not as high as in the Champions League. That's why I think Barcelona's priority this year is La Liga. I don't think you can beat Real Madrid in La Liga either. Barcelona is currently in the restructuring phase. He is establishing a team that will mark the coming years and he needs time for this.

Not every team, but some teams do. I mean if you are not a team at the top 4, then you have to go to Europa. Like for example United is there right now, do you really think that United would not want to win it? Of course they would love to win it because that means some money. This isn't about preference but more about what you are forced to do.

If you can win UCL then you would love to, but if you can't because you dropped to Europa then you dropped to Europa and there is nothing else to do about it. I personally would love to just watch United win it to be fair, and that would be something every United fan would be cheering about and would be better for next year.

[ajanwalker]

Unfortunately, the big teams of Europe's big leagues do not think much about the Europa League. In fact, most of the Premier league teams do not care about the Europa League. Because the incomes are not as high as in the Champions League. That's why I think Barcelona's priority this year is La Liga. I don't think you can beat Real Madrid in La Liga either. Barcelona is currently in the restructuring phase. He is establishing a team that will mark the coming years and he needs time for this.

Yes, this is what is very unfortunate when the clubs in the Europa League do not take the competition seriously there, I think that's what we can see and reflect on in the previous season in the Europa League. Because a club that is taken for granted can even become champions in this Europa League, it proves that indeed they are not serious in competition here. But I hope this season will be different from previous seasons where they can take the competition in the Europa League seriously. Also by joining several big clubs it can motivate them to show their best to win trophies.

In order to make the Europa League attractive, it shows up in the Champions League, which is the champion of the Europa League, apart from that, there is nothing attractive for big clubs. In addition, big clubs are already participating in the Champions League by becoming champions in their own leagues or by entering the top 3-4. The Europa league and the later conference league (formerly the cup winners' cup) is an attractive destination for medium-sized and small cubes in Europe. If these tournaments had bigger sponsors and bigger prizes, I'm sure the big teams that were eliminated from the Champions League would fight here as well. Football is no longer entertainment, it's a big economy for clubs and countries.

[wmaurik]

Of course it is very unfortunate for Arsenal, when they are in good form, even their flagship players have to be absent for a long time to recover from injuries. Jesus is a new mainstay for Arteta, losing him will certainly make the Gunners' attack line shaky. However, finding the right replacement is not an easy matter for Arteta and he cannot rely on the players currently in his squad, that is very risky. Although difficult, an experienced striker must be brought Arsenal.

Arteta must see an opportunity in getting an experienced player in the upcoming transfer market in the same position as Jesus. And if Arteta doesn't manage to sign an experienced striker for the remainder of the season, I also doubt Arsenal will be able to maintain their apparent best form for the remainder of the season. Although I have no doubts about Arteta's efforts, he will also try his best to select a suitable player to replace Jesus at the start of next year.

[martyns]

Of course it is very unfortunate for Arsenal, when they are in good form, even their flagship players have to be absent for a long time to recover from injuries. Jesus is a new mainstay for Arteta, losing him will certainly make the Gunners' attack line shaky. However, finding the right replacement is not an easy matter for Arteta and he cannot rely on the players currently in his squad, that is very risky. Although difficult, an experienced striker must be brought Arsenal.

Arteta must see an opportunity in getting an experienced player in the upcoming transfer market in the same position as Jesus. And if Arteta doesn't manage to sign an experienced striker for the remainder of the season, I also doubt Arsenal will be able to maintain their apparent best form for the remainder of the season. Although I have no doubts about Arteta's efforts, he will also try his best to select a suitable player to replace Jesus at the start of next year.

Arteta believes in Nketiah's ability and I don't think he will want to sign an attacker again in the transfer window coming by January.He is planning on signing Sharkter Donesk winger Mykylo Murdryk who is currently their best player at the club,he will  play in either of the wings,or they will use him to play as a center forward in the absent of Gabriel Jesus.Arsenal are looking at the possibility of signing only two or three quality players who can fit into the style of Arsenal play and adapt to the system immediately.Therefore,I think Arsenal will get a player from the  English premier league club,somebody that already knows the system of play in England.
In all,Arteta will try to maximise the player he has to get the results he wants.

[Bobrox]

In order to make the Europa League attractive, it shows up in the Champions League, which is the champion of the Europa League, apart from that, there is nothing attractive for big clubs. In addition, big clubs are already participating in the Champions League by becoming champions in their own leagues or by entering the top 3-4. The Europa league and the later conference league (formerly the cup winners' cup) is an attractive destination for medium-sized and small cubes in Europe. If these tournaments had bigger sponsors and bigger prizes, I'm sure the big teams that were eliminated from the Champions League would fight here as well. Football is no longer entertainment, it's a big economy for clubs and countries.

Football style have change right now from entertainment to be big economy or financial side for many team participants, I sure with Europe League seems not excited comparison with Champion League, beside have small team finish under top fourth standing in their domestic league but also small prizes or reward achievement make second European competition is not interested.

Have different participants this season in Europe League after several top team failure lead to Champion League knock out and make them have to play in Europe League like Barcelona, Juventus, Ajax Amsterdam and Bayern Leverkusen. I think UEFA need change regulation about prizes given for the winner in this competition.

[ajanwalker]

In order to make the Europa League attractive, it shows up in the Champions League, which is the champion of the Europa League, apart from that, there is nothing attractive for big clubs. In addition, big clubs are already participating in the Champions League by becoming champions in their own leagues or by entering the top 3-4. The Europa league and the later conference league (formerly the cup winners' cup) is an attractive destination for medium-sized and small cubes in Europe. If these tournaments had bigger sponsors and bigger prizes, I'm sure the big teams that were eliminated from the Champions League would fight here as well. Football is no longer entertainment, it's a big economy for clubs and countries.

Football style have change right now from entertainment to be big economy or financial side for many team participants, I sure with Europe League seems not excited comparison with Champion League, beside have small team finish under top fourth standing in their domestic league but also small prizes or reward achievement make second European competition is not interested.

Have different participants this season in Europe League after several top team failure lead to Champion League knock out and make them have to play in Europe League like Barcelona, Juventus, Ajax Amsterdam and Bayern Leverkusen. I think UEFA need change regulation about prizes given for the winner in this competition.

This is absolutely.
Football is a big industry now. An example of this is the World Cup being held in Qatar. In addition, betting companies also pose a serious threat to football. I don't think the results of some matches in this world cup are normal. I can't prove it, but I think this is handicapping. Sponsorships, jersey ads, etc. There are many fields such as If it weren't for the industry, many rich people wouldn't have bought themselves a football team. I don't remember the club bought until the early 2000s (Chelsea comes to my mind first).

[indah rezqi]

Arteta must see an opportunity in getting an experienced player in the upcoming transfer market in the same position as Jesus. And if Arteta doesn't manage to sign an experienced striker for the remainder of the season, I also doubt Arsenal will be able to maintain their apparent best form for the remainder of the season. Although I have no doubts about Arteta's efforts, he will also try his best to select a suitable player to replace Jesus at the start of next year.

Yes, Arteta might try to see opportunities regarding Arsenal's plans to recruit new players in the upcoming transfer market. The focus may not only be on strikers who are said to be the reason for replacing Jesus during his time out injured, but defense and midfield may also need attention. But sure, Arsenal need replacement striker for Jesus but I hope that's not the only idea about their plans in the transfer market.

[emrecemsan]

Barcelona's priority is of course the La Liga championship this season. Because it has been three seasons since they last won this championship. It isn't acceptable at all for a team like Barcelona in the La Liga. In the end, Barcelona are not like a team which is resembling Dortmund in the Bundesliga. Barcelona's priority is always winning titles rather than choosing to concentrate on bringing young players and making profit in their sales. This season is their biggest opportunity to win the La Liga championship as they are the current leader.

But I don't think this means that they won't care about the Europa League much. On the contrary, I expect them to do their best here as well. Because they would make use of extra money considering their current financial status.

[Google+]

Unfortunately, the big teams of Europe's big leagues do not think much about the Europa League. In fact, most of the Premier league teams do not care about the Europa League. Because the incomes are not as high as in the Champions League. That's why I think Barcelona's priority this year is La Liga. I don't think you can beat Real Madrid in La Liga either. Barcelona is currently in the restructuring phase. He is establishing a team that will mark the coming years and he needs time for this.

Yes, this is what is very unfortunate when the clubs in the Europa League do not take the competition seriously there, I think that's what we can see and reflect on in the previous season in the Europa League. Because a club that is taken for granted can even become champions in this Europa League, it proves that indeed they are not serious in competition here. But I hope this season will be different from previous seasons where they can take the competition in the Europa League seriously. Also by joining several big clubs it can motivate them to show their best to win trophies.

In order to make the Europa League attractive, it shows up in the Champions League, which is the champion of the Europa League, apart from that, there is nothing attractive for big clubs. In addition, big clubs are already participating in the Champions League by becoming champions in their own leagues or by entering the top 3-4. The Europa league and the later conference league (formerly the cup winners' cup) is an attractive destination for medium-sized and small cubes in Europe. If these tournaments had bigger sponsors and bigger prizes, I'm sure the big teams that were eliminated from the Champions League would fight here as well. Football is no longer entertainment, it's a big economy for clubs and countries.

the europa league is not a target that is the main reference for big teams but they will always provide more effective competition every game. I'm not surprised if Laporta says that they are more focused on fighting for the Laliga title than the Europa League, whether that's a ridiculous word or not, of course, Barcelona have a pretty tough rally in the Europa League because they have to face Manchester United in February. maybe this season the europa league is more interesting than the previous season because several big teams in the domestic league are participating in enlivening the europa league such as juventus, barcelona, ​​manchester united and arsenal so that every game seems to have hot tension.

[BitcoinAccepted]

In width, the EL has become stronger this season compared to last season. And then you also have a few remarkable matches with the current draw. It's a pity that a few good clubs are going to die now, but it gives the lesser teams the opportunity to move on to the next round. Last year the final in the EL was certainly not stronger than the one in the CL, that will be different this year. I can't even remember if Barcelona ever won the EL because they always play CL usually?

[CLS63]

Arsenal have actually been doing pretty good even in times Jesus wasn't able to score any goal. They went on winning by having productive matches in the English Premier League for example. Jesus hasn't been scoring a single goal in all tournaments since October 1. This must have affected his self-confidence in a bad way as well. Now this long running injury is even worse for him.

Arsenal can still go for a temporary striker in January of course. They will have only Nketiah as natural striker in the squad while Jesus is injured. They can secure themselves by doing this. Because if Nketiah also gets injured they would be in trouble.

In any case, Manchester United was not lucky with the draw against Barcelona. But Ten Hagwill also see this as a sporting challenge. In any case, they can eliminate at least 1 title competitor by beating Barcelona. I think it's a game that will go 50-50. The winner of this duel has a good chance to reach the final. To say that the winner is immediately title favorite, that is not. There are still too many good teams left for that. Juventus also wants to show how well it can still play. And what about Arsenal?

I'm also feeling like both teams in the Barcelona vs Manchester United matchup have a 50% chance for next stage. These teams are among the title contenders above all else. On paper, Barcelona are favoured for advancing to next stage maybe but things haven't been going very well for Barcelona in European tournaments like this recently. Their bad performance still persists in this season as well.

If they don't make an improvement in this performance then Manchester United can balance the game in both matches easily. January transfer window can also play a role in determining the winner of this matchup.

[RealMalatesta]

In order to make the Europa League attractive, it shows up in the Champions League, which is the champion of the Europa League, apart from that, there is nothing attractive for big clubs. In addition, big clubs are already participating in the Champions League by becoming champions in their own leagues or by entering the top 3-4. The Europa league and the later conference league (formerly the cup winners' cup) is an attractive destination for medium-sized and small cubes in Europe. If these tournaments had bigger sponsors and bigger prizes, I'm sure the big teams that were eliminated from the Champions League would fight here as well. Football is no longer entertainment, it's a big economy for clubs and countries.

Considering there are many clubs whose entire roster cost about 10-20 million, it is important to note that being at a good stage in europa or conference cup would be a great big deal for them. They could make millions, and spending millions to get better.

Look at Sherrif and last year and also this year, they were already good in their own league, and they made so much money in the past 2 years that I am pretty sure they will stay the best team of their nation for a long time thanks to all that money unless they spend it on players turn out to be horrible. Maybe big clubs do not care, but smaller clubs do. Big clubs only would want to win if they are there because they like winning, not because of money or fame or anything, but winning is the aim after all.