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He looks like he lost a step or two from what he was before the injury tbh

Won't be much different than what he does today tbh. MLS isn't better league than the one in Saudi, never was really. They have been consistently spending for decades and very organized, long before the spending madness. While it isn't comparable to Europe, it stands well against leagues outside...

It depends on who is available, but yes, in certain situations he is well worth the risk.

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That is wrong, though. How you play is a neural and physical abilities. You lose them you lose the ability to play. If your body isn't able to do what it is used to do, it literally means you forgot how to play. Fati simply doesn't have the same body he had 3 years ago. Not the same talent nor...

Fati was lethal, he was probably the best finisher at the age of 18 or under that we have ever seen. He always knew how to place the ball in the toughest position to the GK. The idea was he had a potential to be 30 goals per years for 15 years, which was fair assessment. He wasn't going to be...

Onana was great success, just not for us or Cameroon. There was another GK who failed miserably at club level, but was great for their NT.

Brazil or Argentina are the two teams I thought about (Scaloni won't stay forever). People loves to rule Spain's out, but the maun played for almost a decade for that team. He loves his country for sure and I can see him coaching them.

I think this is the most we are involved in Africa since Eto academy. Good move

I didn't see that coming. I wonder if he is aiming for Spain or elsewhere

Klopp is interested in bringing him for one the RB clubs, could be a good deal for everyone involved

Well, Pep started in Spanish 4th division. If they get relegated it will be almost like a hiatus year for him. He will gain from it as a loyal coach if anything. I think Alonso is the top choice for anyone looking for a coach, it will be up to him to accept which job. Last year he was...

I mean if Flick doesn't survive this year, then yeah, sure he will get a chance. But it is clear that Flick doesn't rate him, he preferred Martin and when it didn't work we are back in the market for a LB.

I think you need to start getting used to Barca without Argentinian more, my man. While things could change quickly, it doesn't feel it will happen soon. Maybe you confused him with Lodi? As for Reinaldo, well, he will be a backup LB so unlikely to be matched that much with Kounde. The...

Trent, Salah & VVD. I mean, if 3 of their best players (arguably the best) is out of contract while their board doesn't seem to feel any urgency about it, then there is something this board isn't doing right

Speaking of which, one of the names mentioned by Polo is Reinaldo from Atletico. He is a bit underwhelming name, but far better than Martin at least.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5846804/2024/10/17/manchester-city-behind-the-scenes-pep-guardiola/ Peo will stay in City if they are severely punished, as a way to support them. OTOH, City has Alonso and Amorim as the top 2 choice to replace him.

Bartou refused to sell Fati for 150M, and tried to convince Neymar to stay.

Tuchel tried to do it, unsuccessfully though :geek:

I can't wait until I see Zubimendi on a big club tbh. He is a tough player to judge, and will be good to know his true level.