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Another problem that has occurred for Barcelona in recent seasons, especially in the chaotic season due to some of their officials cheating, is when they bring in expensive players but they do not have any impact on them in terms of performance.
We know at least in the last few seasons there have been some expensive purchases but they have been flops in the end such as Coutinho, Griezmann and Dembele.
They came at a very high price but were released at a price that was even far from what they paid before.

This may happen for some big clubs but in this case Barcelona are too much because they can't blend the new players with their style.
Xavi had to fix that and the purchases of Raphinha and Ferran were too big but still have no effect.

It looks like Joao Felix's situation is becoming more complicated in the future and I think this will be a difficult decision for his career. We know that the relationship between Atletico and Joao Felix is not very good and he is only comfortable at Barcelona. But indeed the steps that Barcelona should take to make him permanent will also experience obstacles in terms of costs. It's certainly not easy for Barcelona from their current finances and right now we don't know what the next steps will be. Even being on the bench will not make Joao Felix happy and maybe it's just a matter of how Simione can convince Joao Felix to overcome the existing problems.

I won't like Mbape to come to my team because of his arrogance.There are teams Mbape will suit to play,while there are teams that will not need him to be in their squad.No doubt,he is a good player,and when he is on the ball,there is high hope of him delivering,but the problem with big players is that they are always difficult to control because they are big names and the amount of money they earn always has a way of making them arrogant and want to be above the coach.
I head rumours that Mbape prefers a move to Arsenal or Chelsea,but I think where he really wants to play is Arsenal because they are playing a better football at the moment,and they are all young players who are eager to win trophies. I know the Arsenal board and the Arsenal coach will not want to sign him because of his status.Martinelli and Saka are doing a good job at Arsenal,so they need no Mbape in the team.

I think Sancho and Erik Ten Hag's egos are the same size and even though in the end everyone has to submit to the coach's decision, it seems that in Sancho's case he has openly rejected Erik Ten Hag's presence as his coach at Manchester United. We don't know for sure the root of the problem, which is clearly about the discipline that Erik ten Hag wants for all his players and here Sancho seems to be so careless at Manchester United. If Sancho really doesn't want to play for Manchester United, he should be ready to be sold and the club must be firm in taking action.

The relationship between Sancho and Erik ten Hag will not improve even if he is only loaned to Juventus and I agree that Manchester United should sell him and be prepared to make a loss if Juventus' offer is low enough to get him.

But isn't this the same for every player in every team sport? This one-man army or one-man show idea does never make sense. There are games when you could think that it was this one player who won the game, but of course there is more to that than just the one player. Mbappe will always stand out from the rest and that is why all the clubs are after him. But every good player benefits from the players around him and if he doesn't, then the players around him must suck pretty hard and that again doesn't make sense because the outstanding player probably wouldn't be there in the first place.

Even Mbappe cannot be a one-man show. If his team is plain bad, he won't be able to do much. He's a good player and the best in his team but he needs his teammates to show for him before he can shine. I don't think there's any player currently that can be a one-man show for his team.
Even Drogba was not a one-man army. If the passes didn't come he won't be able to score.
Drogba was the kind of striker to disturb the opposing defense but most of his goals were given to him. He hardly scores solo goals even those he could create a chance out of nothing sometimes.
Before a player can be called a one-man show the player has to be able to create goals for himself and his teammates, control the tempo of the game, and keep his team alive.
Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar at their peak are the most recent players I could think of that were that good.

Sancho wouldn't be the first to have a promising career but due to character issue has fallen out. The player before coming to Manchester united was indeed a prospect and was rated as one of the best upcoming youngstars but due to his inability to blend with the coach, he has fallen out of play and it's almost as if Manchester united waisted all their money to bring him to the club and what I think united should do now is to just sell him out now that he still has some value in the market because at some point his purchase fee will drop drastically due to lack of playtime .

Kylian Mbappe can do that, he's got both the pace, strength, skills and teammates to support him. ( Don't forget, Team mates ) They all would need support from them mates because they can't attack and at the same time defend. It's reason why they remain a team. Ronaldo did all of that but at q certain time he realized the game was all about goals and goal scoring.

Victor Oshime can not play exactly like Drogba but he's got that mentality. Chelsea football club has got to be jokers, they signed Nicholas Jackson?! A player who didn't come top of his goal scorers. Chelsea will need a leader and goalscorer and Victor Oshime fits in.
Erling Haaland already has the support of his entire squad, they play almost every pass to him to score.

Sorry boss I don't agree with you because if Kylian Mbappe is a one-man show, why didn't he provide a single assist in the presence of Lionel Messi and Neymar? Despite Messi and Neymar providing the majority of their assists, So I totally disagree with you that Kylian Mbappe is a one-man show. One man show needs a lot of effort; just a few goals didn't represent anyone as one man show. Carrying a club or legacy requires a legend, not talent. I mean, there are a few people in the world of football who do this "one-man show," like Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar, Iniesta, etc.

Moreover, Kylian Mbappe, Earling Haaland, and Victor Osimen are all good players, but they don't have the potential to carry on clubs like Messi or Ronaldo do. These guys are dependent on others, so how can they carry a club?
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Guys, you can see in it the last season when Messi, Neymar, and Mbappe played together. Mbappe scored 43 goals with Messi, and Neymar assisted him, but now he has scored fewer goals than the previous season. So I think the reason for not scoring more goals is the absence of Messi or Neymar because they scored more goals in the middle of the season than the previous season because both of them assisted Mbappe more. A one-man carry requires a consistency that Mbappe cannot do without a provider.

What you say is true, if Jadon Sancho thought and acted like that then he would not be alienated by Ten Hag at this time. I think young players need more advice from their seniors or agents, to change their way of thinking for the sake of the sustainability of their careers in the future. However, we never know the details of the conflict other than what we read in the media. It could be that the breakdown in his relationship with Ten Hag as a result of refusing an apology is sometimes only one part, who knows, behind the scenes there are more things we missed.

Previously, several clubs were reported to be interested in recruiting Sancho, including Juventus and Dortmund. However, everything will be proven when the transfer window opens, but here considering the background of the move due to conflict, it is clear that United will not accept the loan offer. It makes sense because they intend to let him go and keep Ten Hag longer, which is why the possibility of a loan is hard to happen.

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

Why does a player get into the bad eye of Ten Hag in Man UTD whenever he is looking to improve? I thought Sancho was showing signs of improvement. And now there is a problem with the coach and that's why he is not a regular in the playing 11. That's just sad. And in this way, a team is not going to bring in good results at all. What does Ten Hag think actually? Does he think that Man UTD which is not performing well at the moment is the only club with a legacy? And for that legacy, any player will tolerate anything? If he does then he is just stupid.

Evaluating the Nigerian striker from his past clubs will show that he has succeeded in the French club Lille and is having a good time in Napoli. He is an aggressive player that perfectly suits the Italian league but I think he will also do well in Spain. Playing under an experienced coach like Carlo Ancelotti would bring out the best in the Nigerian striker. Most players will excel anywhere if they play under a good coach and a good team. Real Madrid has some of the best creative players in Europe who will constantly create goalscoring chances for the Nigerian striker. Karim Benzema excelled in Real Madrid because he had the support he needed to score.

From the inception of football, there have been legends, stars and players who have done explicitly well for themselves, their teams they had times with. Every man got in himself his own unique skills, there was something that caused them to stand out amongst all, something really different. It's very beautiful that at every time, there's always been fans' favorite in football, and it's not something that'd stop occurring, the only difference would be the fact that the next favorite will have his own talk about story and unique style of play too.

 There have been Drogba, Pele, Maradona, Messi, Ronaldo. This wouldn't be the end of the least. Currently the most talked about is Ronaldo and Messi because there's not been anyone who's come out with his own style to make a huge impact to football and it'll soon occur. In a couple of years, there'd be a new rise of star and definitely the football world would embrace him and 🥳 him just as others. Every man just has to build himself and create uniqueness in his game and the impact would be seen and hailed.

That is how it always is and whether Osimhen plays as good in any other team as he did for Napoli, as you said time will tell. There are players who have no problems whatsoever to always show their best performances regardless of the team they are playing for. I don't know whether Osimhen is that kind of player, but I believe he is good enough to have a place in many top teams. But would he be able to make it into the first eleven players of Real Madrid? I don't know and yet he has the score statistics that drew some attention to him.

Although Barcelona's finances are precarious, I think they're missing out on Joao Felix. Although expensive, Felix has a youthful vitality and versatility thats hard to find. Invest in his abilities. I dont think trading Lewandowski, despite his form drop, is wise. He's a successful scorer who can benefit from stronger support. Barcelona must balance the books and consider long-term. In the future, young, dynamic athletes like Felix may be worth stretching the money.

We can't currently limit how many more achievements this player can earn in the future, but time will tell. Although he is playing exceptionally well, he hasn't accomplished as much as Didier Drogba over the course of his career. Victor Osimehn's inspiration is Didier Drogba, and he constantly aspires to be like him. Despite his football career and accomplishments, he still needs to play in more competitive leagues like the Premier League and La Liga before he can even come close to becoming as successful as Didier Drogba. To this day, every African is proud of the legendary football player Didier Drogba was.

If Atletico Madrid do not want to lose Felix then they should be more respectful, because in my opinion he also deserves a place, in fact when he was at another club he also got a place. But if Atletico Madrid no longer need him then they should release this plyer permanently and without making it difficult for him to leave. Now he's at the club he wants to be at, but the problem is Barcelona haven't escaped their financial problems either, so Felix must be able to play as well as possible to convince Barcelona that he is a good player for them. So Barcelona can try to reach an agreement with Atletico Madrid.

So true. We can't see haland in the game without seeing city to have a good attacking midfielder.

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Haaland is not always appearing when his club was facing the strong club int he EPL. Missing rodri was totally a disaster for manchester city coz the only creative player owned by city was him. Bernardo silva? this guy can do nothing without a good attacking midfielder. Missing attacking midfielder has become one of main problem faced by manchester city right now. Pep needs to find a good backup for the citizen.

In fact, the performance from manchester city was always dropping so hard without creative attacking midfielder.

Yes there is no reason to ruin a player's career, but if that happens then it can be said that the coach has personal problems and he is not professional in his work. Assuming the Atletico Madrid coach has a personal problem with Felix then let it be a problem off the field and he must be able to be professional, especially if Felix can provide something valuable to his club.
So far Felix's performance with Barcelona has been quite good and he has helped the team a lot. He also gets much better minutes than at his previous club. I'm sure if he has a lot of playing minutes he will also be able to become a reliable player, he has the potential for that.