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[G_Besar]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

[Patrol69]

At this point in time many disturbing conclusion have been made consigning the inconsistent performance of the top Premier League teams many predicted may go far in this season's champions league but I want to make it known to all that even with this weak performance,  the champions of England will still come from England.
Among all the premier league teams I see present this season, i will be glad to let all know that Manchester United will come home with something precious at the end of the season because the last time they had such weak start, they ended up winning it at last and this season won't be exceptional.

If any team from the English Premier League has the potential to do well in the Champions League, then I think that considering the performance this season, it will definitely be Arsenal, who played in the Champions League final last season and lost to PSG in the Tribuna. Many people can name Manchester City or Liverpool in the favorites list, but their performance is not as expected. Liverpool is not performing very well this season, they are seeing good weaknesses in their midfield and defense positions. And they are not able to fill this deficiency with the players they have on the bench, as a result of which I do not see much hope for them to do well in the Champions League. However, overall, Arsenal is a balanced team, so they have enough chances to do well in the Champions League.

Arsenal has had a more stand out performance compared to other premier league teams this season so I can't say you're wrong and the way they play in big games makes them a more challenging and trust worthy team. Manchester City and Liverpool are just not a team to trust fully, they are playing well but they are still lacking consistency, they don't have consistency enough to do well in the champions league.
Even Arsenal are like they used to be last season but they are still the strongest but we can't say for sure which of them is going far in the champions league. Champions League is a different ball game and sometimes luck play a big role in determining who's staying longer. Those who are lucky not to face tough opponents soon are likely to go very far just like Arsenal did last season.

If we consider only the performance aspect, leaving aside the luck aspect, then we can say that if any team from the English Premier League does well in the Champions League, it will be Arsenal. Arsenal's current team combination is very good, they have strengthened their midfield very much and their attacking line-up is the best at the moment. They are also quite focused on goalkeeping and defense, so the combination of all these things certainly has a lot of potential for them to do well in the Champions League.

And what Arsenal did last season was actually their luck, because I heard that Arsenal's players practiced the most tiebreakers before the match started, but they lost in this tournament.

[EarnOnVictor]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

I don't even know why anyone would think that Como is trying to sell their players; the club doesn't show that sign at all. Fine, a few players could be decided upon, but certainly not about the majority of the key players just for money The management of the club and even Fàbregas have hinted on it several times that they intend to keep the current "competitive edge," which is what I believe the club needs now, even as they are gaining with asset value since their shocking rising is further pushing them into the limelight.

[paco92x]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I don't think that Como has a plan on selling any of their players; I only see progress in their eyes. They are aiming for Como to become a big club in Italian and Europe's eyes. Surely, you cannot always keep a player, but it will be the player's decision to leave, not the board's plan at Como. But I still think that if they sell a superb player, they will only find more good ones—their scouting ranks look built with quality.

[Humblevirus]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

It possible como to sell one or two of their key players if they receive good offer from another team and that is completely normal. Every team does that. However, most teams that sell one or two of their key players always make sure they have good replacements for them, or at least target quality players they would like to sign when a good offer comes in.Clubs are all about business, and it is not possible for a club to grow so well without selling and buying players. They cannot continue buying without selling. But what I can say is that Como will not like to do is sell almost all their key players. They can sell one or two and still have other quality players to sign.

With the performance Como are showing currently, they are gradually turning into a big team, and very soon, they will start winning trophies that we might not even expect them to win. It may not happen this season but looking at the way Como are building their squad, I am expecting them to win something like the Serie A title next season or the season after.

[Showlove01]

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

How sure are you that Como can not sell their key players? have you not seen small teams that was doing great and then the next season they sold out their players? and sometimes, i wonder what makes those coach sell out their best players an example of this an talking about is Girona, we all know how strong  Girona was i think last 2 seasons ago but they later sell off their players. Newcastle also has good players but currently they can barely play and win reason because they sold out some best players and i guess this time it is Como's turn after this season or next they will start selling. Como will do great but they can not win their domestic.

[KTChampions]

Barcelona - 4.25

PSG - 4.25

Arsenal - 6.25

Bayern - 6.75

Real - 7.50

City - 11.00

Liverpool - 21.00

I noticed that even defeats in head-to-head matches against PSG and Real Madrid haven’t changed Barcelona’s status as the favorite for the Champions League title. Well, ok, the numbers don't mean much now (although why is Bayern so much worse than Barcelona?), but for example, City, in my opinion, is greatly overrated (given their problems that everyone knows about) and Liverpool is underrated. Is it possible to profit from skewed odds right now? If I were trying to do so, I would bet against the favorites on prediction markets (it’s unlikely their chances will increase much further).

[Zlantann]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

The owners of Como are not broke. The Hartono have a vision for the club that is why they are spending so much on players and coaching staff. They want to grow the club into a global sporting brand. Of course, they are also interested in making a profit, but not to the detriment of the club, as in the case of Atlético Madrid. Diego Simone has helped to generate so much revenue for the club through player sales. Como's target now should be how to win at least a trophy this season. So I don't see them selling any important player in the near future, except that there is a change in the future.  player

[LUCKMCFLY]

However, 3 wins 1 defeat in 4 matches in this league phase still looks pretty good even though it has not been stable so bringing new players will make the situation new again in terms of chemistry and it will be better to impose with the squad in this half of the season and if needed they can start preparing improvements at the end of the season.

Yes, we can't be so harsh on Liverpool. They're a team being built at a rapid pace, and it's normal for them to have these kinds of statistics. You can't win all the time; sometimes your body can't keep up, and you can lose. Fatigue takes its toll, and that can happen to even the most easily played team.

Liverpool's mentality, in my opinion, is intact. They just need more confidence. They have a very good attack, a great defense, and an excellent midfield. They just need to improve their finishing. Getting to the other goal isn't an option if they don't have quality shots on goal. They might create chances infrequently, but they need to be clinical and score.

[Livingleged]

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

What made you think they wouldn’t do that if good offers are brought to them and the players are also keen to leaving the club? Take a look at the Ajax of 2019 season, they had one of the most complete squad in that season. Most of them were sold the following season even after they went to semifinals of the champions league that very season. All this mid teams cannot keep a group of players for more than two seasons in my opinion. However, I would like to see them at this same levels of performance again for few more seasons but it’s most likely not going to happen the club is being brought outrageous offers for the players.

[Inwestour]

The owners of Como are not broke. The Hartono have a vision for the club that is why they are spending so much on players and coaching staff. They want to grow the club into a global sporting brand. Of course, they are also interested in making a profit, but not to the detriment of the club, as in the case of Atlético Madrid. Diego Simone has helped to generate so much revenue for the club through player sales. Como's target now should be how to win at least a trophy this season. So I don't see them selling any important player in the near future, except that there is a change in the future.  player

So what kind of trophy do you think Como could possibly win this season? I’m certain they won’t be winning the Champions League, and their recent Serie A match showed that they simply can’t compete with Inter on equal terms. It still leaves me wondering, how can they play so well against Lens, only to perform so poorly against Inter just a couple of days later? It’s a rhetorical question, of course it’s clear that a lack of experience played a role, and the disparity in the quality of the teams is also a factor. But in my view, it’s quite possible that Como will end up with no trophies at all this season.

[Tamaperdana]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

Selling key players is clearly not a good idea if Como wants to continue competing well. Because basically, Como is currently in a very good era, and they have begun to be taken into account in the world football scene. So I think they should not waste this golden opportunity. Because building a football team to be bigger is much better, rather than just profiting from player sales. So with that in mind, I think Como should be aware of this, because currently they already look quite impressive in the Champions League. So if they sell their players next season, it is clearly not a good path. It will clearly be the beginning of another downfall for them. Just like what happened to Girona and many other teams. So I don't want that to happen to Como, because I always get excited when a small team can play well and compete with the big teams. So the point is, football will be much more fun and not boring.

[Bitcoin_people]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

Como is struggling this season, if Como sells their main players then it is definitely possible to improve their financial position but the team will become much weaker. Como's performance this season is a bit exciting, they are in good form in the domestic league and in the Champions League. The players they have are very strong, the way they have organized the team with their main players, they will definitely fight for the title. However, if they want to improve their financial position, the team's situation will get worse, because if the main players are not in the team, the team will never become strong and confident. If they sell players, it will not make the team survive the title fight at all, that's why it is important to think differently financially by keeping their main players in the team.

[Silence Scream]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

The owners of Como are not broke. The Hartono have a vision for the club that is why they are spending so much on players and coaching staff. They want to grow the club into a global sporting brand. Of course, they are also interested in making a profit, but not to the detriment of the club, as in the case of Atlético Madrid. Diego Simone has helped to generate so much revenue for the club through player sales. Como's target now should be how to win at least a trophy this season. So I don't see them selling any important player in the near future, except that there is a change in the future.  player

Many teams in Europe are currently watching their players. If Como starts selling players, I'm sure their management will generate a lot of revenue. They are playing very well and their fighting spirit is commendable. Especially in their last Champions League match, they achieved a historic victory. Fabregas's contributions to the team are clear, and we can say a new club is being born. They have an improving performance in Italy, of course, not counting the recent defeat against Inter and they are doing very well in the Champions League as well.

[Cityhunter34]

How sure are you that Como can not sell their key players? have you not seen small teams that was doing great and then the next season they sold out their players? and sometimes, i wonder what makes those coach sell out their best players an example of this an talking about is Girona, we all know how strong  Girona was i think last 2 seasons ago but they later sell off their players. Newcastle also has good players but currently they can barely play and win reason because they sold out some best players and i guess this time it is Como's turn after this season or next they will start selling. Como will do great but they can not win their domestic.

Many teams are actually suffering from these decisions, which might likely affect Como if they don't make a proper plan for the replacement. Como are actually doing very well in both their domestic league and the Champions League, but I don't think they would be able withstand the pressure in their league, because I didn't believe that they wouldn't make it against AC Milan last week due to their performance in the Champions League. Anyway, let's see how it goes.

[Dickiy]

This is exactly what they’re going to do, selling their big players to bigger teams. This is the problem we always have with small teams, they’re always after making money first and not after their repercussions of the action they’re going to take. I don’t blame them because initially football is a game of business, and that’s how they make their biggest revenue sales. Como will be making a lot of money if they sell their key players and naturally that’s how it is suppose to be.

I'm not so sure Como will sell all their key players, although it's certainly possible to make money. Judging by Como's performance this season, it seems they have big ambitions, such as winning the domestic league and going further in the Champions League this season. This means that a team like Como is not only concerned about money but also about the championship itself. Even if they do want to sell players, it's clear that they won't let their key players go so easily.

Como has ambitions to win Serie A and the Champions League? That’s good, but they are newcomers who still need plenty of time to gain the necessary experience. While Como has secured some big wins, those victories didn’t come against major European clubs. Did you watch the match against Inter the other day? It served as proof that it’s no easy task for a newly promoted side like Como to challenge top-tier teams, given the current quality of their squad.

[kingstep]

Barcelona - 4.25

PSG - 4.25        Arsenal - 6.25      Bayern - 6.75       Real - 7.50

City - 11.00     Liverpool - 21.00

I noticed that even defeats in head-to-head matches against PSG and Real Madrid haven’t changed Barcelona’s status as the favorite for the Champions League title. Well, ok, the numbers don't mean much now (although why is Bayern so much worse than Barcelona?), but for example, City, in my opinion, is greatly overrated

As far as i am concerned, this odds are not as important as the eventual performance of this teams and apart from the likes of Liverpool that looks like the worse of the names on this least, every of the other team has the potential of being the best but that can only be ascertained as the league progresses.

As things stands, PSG and barca looks the favorite based on a lot of variables including this odds but Bayern is still doing exceptionally well just same way Real is doing well and as they eventually get separated into different pots, it will influence the tune of things and determine the eventual outcome of the champions league.

[Cossyblack]

How sure are you that Como can not sell their key players? have you not seen small teams that was doing great and then the next season they sold out their players? and sometimes, i wonder what makes those coach sell out their best players an example of this an talking about is Girona, we all know how strong  Girona was i think last 2 seasons ago but they later sell off their players. Newcastle also has good players but currently they can barely play and win reason because they sold out some best players and i guess this time it is Como's turn after this season or next they will start selling. Como will do great but they can not win their domestic.

Como players have been playing together for years that is there is  cooperation in the team. They are so committed to achieve same goals and they'll likely do well for a long time, I really don't have any idea if Como will sell their players but I don't see any reason why they should do so since they are still coming up and not yet an established team. They will probably sell in the future but I don't when, currently they are no such thing as selling their players on their agenda or future plans.

If they haven't learn about why Girona and Newcastle performance are poor, likely they won't learn a thing untill they finally make the same mistakes that those other teams made that is affecting their performance both in their respective domestic leagues and the champions league. Como shouldn't sell their players since they are building their team, instead they should sign more quality players into their team and Keep building until they are stronger.
 

[broccolo9]

I don't even know why anyone would think that Como is trying to sell their players; the club doesn't show that sign at all. Fine, a few players could be decided upon, but certainly not about the majority of the key players just for money The management of the club and even Fàbregas have hinted on it several times that they intend to keep the current "competitive edge," which is what I believe the club needs now, even as they are gaining with asset value since their shocking rising is further pushing them into the limelight.

I really don't think that Como is interested in selling their players at the moment, we are talking abuot a serious club with a lot of money behind it and ready to invest again, i don't think it's a money problem for them, in fact i think they will increase the value of the squad to make it even more competitive.

[Mallampue]

However, 3 wins 1 defeat in 4 matches in this league phase still looks pretty good even though it has not been stable so bringing new players will make the situation new again in terms of chemistry and it will be better to impose with the squad in this half of the season and if needed they can start preparing improvements at the end of the season.

Yes, we can't be so harsh on Liverpool. They're a team being built at a rapid pace, and it's normal for them to have these kinds of statistics. You can't win all the time; sometimes your body can't keep up, and you can lose. Fatigue takes its toll, and that can happen to even the most easily played team.

Liverpool's mentality, in my opinion, is intact. They just need more confidence. They have a very good attack, a great defense, and an excellent midfield. They just need to improve their finishing. Getting to the other goal isn't an option if they don't have quality shots on goal. They might create chances infrequently, but they need to be clinical and score.

It seems like the challenge is back to how Iraola makes his squad better because even though this is back like a transition phase with a new season for some players and coaches but because their names are already big then this condition although still quite good but will be seen less for some especially if you look at their domestic competition which is only 5 wins 3 draws and 2 losses in the last 10 matches and 2 defeats in their last 5 matches of course this makes the condition a little disturbed even though in terms of their standings still not out of the comfort zone for a big club.

From the beginning it took a lot of improvement for Liverpool but it is too hard to make them grow quickly in 1 season is also very difficult especially with the background of the coach who is still minimal enough to hold a big club so I think they are enjoying the process of improving the club right now.