Christian Eriksen transfer to Manchester United in my opinion is not the Man Manchester United really need in their midfield, maybe I might be wrong but I don't think he is, I love how rivals cared about and respected Christian Eriksen's health but now that he's a United player they've stopped with the sympathies and are mocking the man's health. I still can't believe Eriksen is leaving Brendford I understand that he wants a bigger club than Brendford and European Football. I would have thought that he would have stayed loyal but I guess its all a bout money these days.
I also got this news some time ago about Eriksen joining the Manchester United squad. Maybe this is not a strange thing when Erik Ten Hag needs several midfielders to continue to be strengthened. But let's try to see what kind of strategy Manchester United really expects next season. Because there are still many things that are not quite according to the expectations of the fans from the decisions that are often made by the Manchester United manager. 
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Too many speculations have been circulating in the media about Ronaldo's next destination, as of this morning I saw on BBC news that he has been absent from training for personal family reasons and he was given permission by the club. Ronaldo has not decided his next destination for now but I have a strong feeling Barcelona would not be a preferred choice for the one time Real Madrid player and joint with the financial issues at Barcelona adding Ronaldo will only increase the wage burden by far.
There are no final destination for him yet, his agent is currently forcing a move out if Manchester United but nothing seems to be done yet.
Barcelona are rumors, I don't see Ronaldo moving back to Spain and also Barcelona, with financial issues, then they have to consider a swap between Ronaldo and some players . And Chelsea, no official bid for Ronaldo has been carried out.
If Pochettino returns to EPL, it will be a good news for him but the big question is, which club would offer him a contract?
Definitely not a big club i'm sure, all of the big EPL clubs have good coaches they don't look to be doing away with anytime soon, except of course there is a dramatic turn of events, which is not uncommon in football. I think Pochettino will take a well needed break, i'm pretty sure he would be heartbroken following how things panned out with PSG. Now is prolly the time to take a break and reflect on what's the best move for his career going forward, pending when he will receive his next "worthy" offer from a club. 
Too many speculations have been circulating in the media about Ronaldo's next destination, as of this morning I saw on BBC news that he has been absent from training for personal family reasons and he was given permission by the club. Ronaldo has not decided his next destination for now but I have a strong feeling Barcelona would not be a preferred choice for the one time Real Madrid player and joint with the financial issues at Barcelona adding Ronaldo will only increase the wage burden by far.
The news about Ronaldo is really a wild transfer news right now because there are so many rumors circulating there.But in this case I see some rumors that say that Manchester United has an ultimatum to Ronaldo at this time and requires Ronaldo to join the pre-season tour in Asia and Australia.
This is clearly a way to make him not want to leave maybe because with this United still have a tactic to hold this player.
Pochettino won the most - he received 10 million for the early termination of the contract and saved himself from this burden 
Although it was clear from the posts on his social networks that he regrets such a management decision.
Although it was clear from the posts on his social networks that he regrets such a management decision. If you look at the other POV then its not the best for Poch either because that literally tells that he is not good enough to coach another top club. That would hurt his reputation but not to the extent that it would be harmful but it will leave a stain on his managerial career. He might find himself lucky somehow if he can get another job on EPL but I kinda doubt it
Early termination of the contract is a very negative situation for a manager's career. It could make a lot of money, but any team would consider this event. And the club abstains from this situation. I don't think Pochettino can run a big club. At the same time, if the coach who comes to PSG does not win the champions league cup, he will be sent again.
Pochettino won the most - he received 10 million for the early termination of the contract and saved himself from this burden Although it was clear from the posts on his social networks that he regrets such a management decision.
Although it was clear from the posts on his social networks that he regrets such a management decision. If you look at the other POV then its not the best for Poch either because that literally tells that he is not good enough to coach another top club. That would hurt his reputation but not to the extent that it would be harmful but it will leave a stain on his managerial career. He might find himself lucky somehow if he can get another job on EPL but I kinda doubt it
Pochettino won the most - he received 10 million for the early termination of the contract and saved himself from this burden Although it was clear from the posts on his social networks that he regrets such a management decision.
Although it was clear from the posts on his social networks that he regrets such a management decision. If you look at the other POV then its not the best for Poch either because that literally tells that he is not good enough to coach another top club. That would hurt his reputation but not to the extent that it would be harmful but it will leave a stain on his managerial career. He might find himself lucky somehow if he can get another job on EPL but I kinda doubt it
Look at this news. Arsenal are trying to sign their old player Serge Gnabry this summer. However they don't seem to be alone about this transfer wish
Arsenal are pretty busy in this summer's transfer window than they normally were in previous seasons, it is unusual to see Arsenal so much in the news, chasing quite a lot of players, and have signed a couple already. I do not know if Gnabry wants to leave Bayern just yet, or if Arsenal are just hopeful they can allure him back to the Emirates Stadium, but Arsenal surely can't offer him what Bayern can, as a Bayern player you are almost certain of winning a trophy every season, and to play in the CL and compete for it as well, Arsenal can't guarantee you anything like that. Having said that, if it possibly happens, and Gnabry moves to Arsenal, then that is a big one for the club and they will have a lot to look forward to next season. However they don't seem to be alone about this transfer wishTo be honest, I didn't know Kalvin Phillips before but somehow Manchester City have agreed a move from Leeds for such an expensive transfer.
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Kelvin Philips was still competent when he was given the opportunity to replace Ilkay Gundogan on the field. Pep Guardiola will be very aware of the potential possessed by Kelvin Philips. Therefore, the reason is strong enough when Manchester City give next season to make Kelvin Philips comfortable there. A good decision, because the player is very excited to soon play with Haaland, as his first debut at Manchester City.
No, I would have preferred him signed because Fernandinho left at the end of last season. Ikay Gundogan is a central midfielder, while Phillips is a defensive midfielder who plays more defensive than attacking roles. He may be able to score goals like he did at Leeds, but that's just a few things about his quality. 
Too many speculations have been circulating in the media about Ronaldo's next destination, as of this morning I saw on BBC news that he has been absent from training for personal family reasons and he was given permission by the club. Ronaldo has not decided his next destination for now but I have a strong feeling Barcelona would not be a preferred choice for the one time Real Madrid player and joint with the financial issues at Barcelona adding Ronaldo will only increase the wage burden by far.
Maybe Paris SG would like to do something crazy. If Cristiano Ronaldo is transferred to Paris SG, they will form the strongest offensive line in the world with Messi and Mbappe. Of course, although we now know that Messi and Ronaldo's age prevents maximum efficiency, who wouldn't want to see such an offensive line? Especially seeing Messi and Ronaldo in the same team would be a dream. 
With Brentford last season, I can say that Cristian Eriksen's performance was not much different from his performance when he was in Tottenham's uniform. In the future, Eriksen's good appearance will surely decline slowly considering that he is already 30 years old.
At the age of 30, it is actually still very possible for Cristian Eriksen to maintain his best performance in playing because it is about a team that is able to work together accurately in carrying out the strategies of its coach. Because a player obviously won't be able to save the team alone, especially since the team has slumped in the last two years.
To be honest, I didn't know Kalvin Phillips before but somehow Manchester City have agreed a move from Leeds for such an expensive transfer. I don't think he will soon replace KDB, but maybe Kalvin Phillips will be good for his backup this season. I'd like to get to know this new Manchester City player more closely, but I'm a bit doubtful whether the price is worth the quality.
I don't think Kelvin Philips will be a substitute next season. he can definitely compete with other midfielders for a place in the main squad. maybe last season Ilkay Guendogan was irreplaceable in Pep Guardiola squad but it is possible that the arrival of Kelvin Philips will be a turning point for Ilkay Guendogan next season. Moreover, Ilkay Guendogan is already 31 years old. Of course, Pep will be looking for the right player to fill the midfield position and maybe Kelvin Philips is the right choice.
You've never watched a Leeds game before? Phillips was a mainstay in the Leeds team, and he is a very good player, not world class or anything of that standard, but he is decent to be honest, as regards the fee, it is what it is, and that is how the footballing market is these days, players no longer come cheap; well City sold Jesus for around £45m, and bought Phillips for around £42m, so City are balancing their books pretty well. City are interested in Brighton's defender Cucurrela as well, but they are yet to make any formal bid until they sell Sterling who looks set to move to Chelsea, so what i'm most happy about it that City are doing their business well, so as to avoid any FFP sanctions. Phillips is DM by the way and a replacement for Fernandinho, so he is in direct competition with Rodri and not KDB.
Players like Calvin Phillips are much more famous after he joined Manchester City. He didn't even get much of my attention during his time at Leeds or in England, but that's how it is and he's going to be even more famous now. The high price tag probably won't cost Manchester City too much as long as they manage their finances well and don't violate FFP rules, so Kalvin Phillips is just adding an English player to Manchester City now regardless of how he looks.I agree with you, Phillips is Fernandinho's successor at Manchester City. But he is in the same position as Rodri and I think he will be competing for a place in the first team, but maybe it will take time and the trust of the coach.
According to some rumours there are already three contenders to sign Paulo Dybala now. Manchester United and Arsenal seem to be the most serious ones and it is stated that Napoli have also started to be interested in him now. Napoli's entering this race can change something actually. Because they might have an advantage as they are in the Serie A. Dybala has been used to playing in this league for many years therefore he might have this league as his first choice again too.
on this matter of Dybala, I read that he and the manager are asking for a high price that is pushing him away from the italian market, so I very much doubt that napoli will hire him, the only options he will have with these requirements can be teams from england like manchester or arsenal, but in the arsenal i highly doubt he can play 90 minutes constantly, in case he goes to manchester united then he will be making a good choice because he will play 90 minutes in every game
But so far I have not see news of interest from Manchester United and Arsenal in Dybala, Paulo Dybala's name is still being linked with Inter Milan and I have not see a continuation of the news.
a club from the premier league, tottenham are also reported to have made a bid of €35m for Dybala but when compared to inter, inter are more likely to get Dybala and I hope so too
But we'll see the results later
To be honest, I didn't know Kalvin Phillips before but somehow Manchester City have agreed a move from Leeds for such an expensive transfer. I don't think he will soon replace KDB, but maybe Kalvin Phillips will be good for his backup this season. I'd like to get to know this new Manchester City player more closely, but I'm a bit doubtful whether the price is worth the quality.
You've never watched a Leeds game before? Phillips was a mainstay in the Leeds team, and he is a very good player, not world class or anything of that standard, but he is decent to be honest, as regards the fee, it is what it is, and that is how the footballing market is these days, players no longer come cheap; well City sold Jesus for around £45m, and bought Phillips for around £42m, so City are balancing their books pretty well. City are interested in Brighton's defender Cucurrela as well, but they are yet to make any formal bid until they sell Sterling who looks set to move to Chelsea, so what i'm most happy about it that City are doing their business well, so as to avoid any FFP sanctions. Phillips is DM by the way and a replacement for Fernandinho, so he is in direct competition with Rodri and not KDB. 
Too many speculations have been circulating in the media about Ronaldo's next destination, as of this morning I saw on BBC news that he has been absent from training for personal family reasons and he was given permission by the club. Ronaldo has not decided his next destination for now but I have a strong feeling Barcelona would not be a preferred choice for the one time Real Madrid player and joint with the financial issues at Barcelona adding Ronaldo will only increase the wage burden by far.
Barcelona also completely will not be able to pay Ronaldo's salary which is quite expensive. Ronaldo's career did not want him to spend in vain. The problem is that at this time no one has been given a clue about where Ronaldo will land and there is no really valid confirmation from himself or from his manager. Rumors milling about just trying to play the issue and completely difficult to confirm further. Assuming so far, Ronaldo will still feature at Manchester United when we can't see him at any club. Only Manchester United had the door always open for him. 
Christophe Galtier have sign his contract with his new team, Paris Saint German today. It's a good news for both the club who finally have secured their head coach and also the fans are eager to see him in actions next season. Galtier have been on the Parisians rader for quite some time now, them finally sealed deals with him is a big achievement for them. However PSG is a big club and its a difficult task for any manager to manage the team since they have bigname in the club.
Pochettino won the most - he received 10 million for the early termination of the contract and saved himself from this burden
Although it was clear from the posts on his social networks that he regrets such a management decision. And I don't know what the PSG fans are happy about (if they are happy) Galtier does not look like a manager who can establish the necessary discipline in the club and make the stars give their best. 
I don't think Kelvin Philips will be a substitute next season. he can definitely compete with other midfielders for a place in the main squad. maybe last season Ilkay Guendogan was irreplaceable in Pep Guardiola squad but it is possible that the arrival of Kelvin Philips will be a turning point for Ilkay Guendogan next season. Moreover, Ilkay Guendogan is already 31 years old. Of course, Pep will be looking for the right player to fill the midfield position and maybe Kelvin Philips is the right choice.
Kalvin Phillips is a defensive midfielder but he is a player who can also be placed in midfield or at centre-back. His main position is defensive midfielder, he is a necessity in Guardiola's strategy this season. So Kalvin Phillips shouldn't be a contender for De Bruyne or Gundogan this season, he may be fighting for a place with Rodri but still might be with a midfielder.This position is usually occupied by Rodri but the arrival of Kalvin Phillips will provide many options for Guardiola if Rodri and the other midfielders are not available. About adaptation, maybe not too bad to be expected. He has a lot of experience at Leeds, so I think that's good.
To be honest, I didn't know Kalvin Phillips before but somehow Manchester City have agreed a move from Leeds for such an expensive transfer. I don't think he will soon replace KDB, but maybe Kalvin Phillips will be good for his backup this season. I'd like to get to know this new Manchester City player more closely, but I'm a bit doubtful whether the price is worth the quality.
I don't think Kelvin Philips will be a substitute next season. he can definitely compete with other midfielders for a place in the main squad. maybe last season Ilkay Guendogan was irreplaceable in Pep Guardiola squad but it is possible that the arrival of Kelvin Philips will be a turning point for Ilkay Guendogan next season. Moreover, Ilkay Guendogan is already 31 years old. Of course, Pep will be looking for the right player to fill the midfield position and maybe Kelvin Philips is the right choice. 
Too many speculations have been circulating in the media about Ronaldo's next destination, as of this morning I saw on BBC news that he has been absent from training for personal family reasons and he was given permission by the club. Ronaldo has not decided his next destination for now but I have a strong feeling Barcelona would not be a preferred choice for the one time Real Madrid player and joint with the financial issues at Barcelona adding Ronaldo will only increase the wage burden by far.
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