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Crysencio Summerville is now linked to the brighton. I remember that marescaa keen to recruit him from leeds but there's no positive talks was ongoing between chelsea and leeds over him. Crysencio Summerville has showed extraordinary performance last season in championship.

Brighton is now interesting in taking him as a new winger. Brighton has been contacting leeds to recruit him during the summer transfer season. Im hoping leeds to prices him quite expensive because Crysencio Summerville is the only good talent owned by leeds united.

Crysencio Summerville's statistics are not that bad. Crysencio Summerville has recording 20 goals and 9 assist from 46 matches. He may be having potential to be big.

Brighton takes an opportunity to secure him.

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Quote from: Jatiluhung on June 17, 2024, 11:40:17 AM

Quote from: Barikui1 on June 17, 2024, 05:44:16 AM

Am actually really surprised by this news of Raphinha wanting to leave Barcelona because in the very beginning when he came to Barcelona a few years back, he said that Barcelona it's his dream club as a boy, and he even turned down the advances of Chelsea football club, so am wondering what might has happened for him to think of leaving, though of a truth, the grass isn't that greener at Barcelona the way he expected, and he hasn't leaved up to the expectations the club placed on him, but I think he should stay put, and look how this season goes.

Lastly, the more reason I think he should stay put is that they have a new manager in charge of the team, so he should just stay put and look if this present coach can bring the best out of him, because with his current form now, it would be difficult for him to find a club better than Barcelona vying for his signature at this present form that he is now.

I don't think Rapinha will leave Barcelona. Because Hansi Flick also seems to include Rapinha as a player that Barcelona really needs next season. So it is impossible for the club to sell the player. Apart from that, Rapinha also still has a fairly long contract at Barcelona, namely until around 2027 if I remember correctly. And I even heard that Rapinha wanted to spend his career at Barcelona. Which means he even wants to play at Barcelona until he retires. Well, Barcelona still needs him and let's see whether under the guidance of Hansi Flick we will see all the Barcelona players return to their maximum performance again or not.

If I notice there are two different rumors where one is talking about that Rapinha will leave Barcelona because of the many considerations that Rapinha might not get from Barcelona so he wants to decide to leave and look for a career at another club, with his performance he is confident enough to get a very potential team but it is quite difficult for him in the meantime.

I agree with this because Rapinha needs to stay for a while and see what the new manager might give him to make him much better.

The second Raphinha will spend his time at Barcelona until he retires from the world of football, sounds selfish from Raphinha's voice and very confident if it's true, but indeed for now he is still needed, Barcelona still needs him to strengthen the attacking wing, and indeed the contract is still quite long and there is no very logical reason why Raphinha wants to leave Barcelona so quickly, I don't know which rumors are true but both have their own reasons and I think it's better to stay at Barcelona.

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Quote from: Iranus on June 17, 2024, 11:15:31 AM

This is a guy who knows what he is capable of and what he is not. He is definitely the best footballer in the world, no offense to Cristiano Ronaldo by the way. If we say that Lionel Messi will always be able to perform as he did before it is going to be a lie. And I do not even believe that he is actually very motivated as well. Because he simply has won everything there is.

We can just look at Cristiano Ronaldo. Even though he is still very motivated to win the World Cup with Portugal and he is really trying hard to perform well, we can very easily see that he is no longer the player that he once was. Yes, he has scored the most number of goals in the Saudi pro league but when we actually see the matches, we actually see him missing chances and failing to dribble which he never would have done in his prime. So age is definitely a reality and Lionel Messi knows that very well.

Typical words of Ronaldo fans, it's obvious you love Ronaldo very well and that's fine but don't use it to slam Messi like Ronaldo is better.
There is a natural born player and there is physically motivated player, Messi is one born with his talent and all he did, he didn't have to prove to anyone he is doing it, he is doing it because he thinks it's the best thing for him and his club, can't you see many goals Messi has refused to scored and always ended as assist? If Messi is that hungry for goals and numbers, you really think Ronaldo will come close, just compare the assists and do the math's again.

Another thing is Messi is never in any competition with anyone, he doesn't have to seek for anyone opinion when to retire, if he thinks he has achieved enough, then so be it. There are many players that didn't even reach his age and they retire early, it's because of this baseless comparison he never went to Saudi Arabia.

Just to be clear Witt you, Messi has completed football with all the trophies needed, tell Ronaldo to take Portugal to World cup by 2026.

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Quote from: Barikui1 on June 17, 2024, 05:44:16 AM

Am actually really surprised by this news of Raphinha wanting to leave Barcelona because in the very beginning when he came to Barcelona a few years back, he said that Barcelona it's his dream club as a boy, and he even turned down the advances of Chelsea football club, so am wondering what might has happened for him to think of leaving, though of a truth, the grass isn't that greener at Barcelona the way he expected, and he hasn't leaved up to the expectations the club placed on him, but I think he should stay put, and look how this season goes.

Lastly, the more reason I think he should stay put is that they have a new manager in charge of the team, so he should just stay put and look if this present coach can bring the best out of him, because with his current form now, it would be difficult for him to find a club better than Barcelona vying for his signature at this present form that he is now.

I don't think Rapinha will leave Barcelona. Because Hansi Flick also seems to include Rapinha as a player that Barcelona really needs next season. So it is impossible for the club to sell the player. Apart from that, Rapinha also still has a fairly long contract at Barcelona, namely until around 2027 if I remember correctly. And I even heard that Rapinha wanted to spend his career at Barcelona. Which means he even wants to play at Barcelona until he retires. Well, Barcelona still needs him and let's see whether under the guidance of Hansi Flick we will see all the Barcelona players return to their maximum performance again or not.

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Leo Messi said, "It depends on how I feel, how I am physically, and being realistic with myself"

Source: New York Times

This is a guy who knows what he is capable of and what he is not. He is definitely the best footballer in the world, no offense to Cristiano Ronaldo by the way. If we say that Lionel Messi will always be able to perform as he did before it is going to be a lie. And I do not even believe that he is actually very motivated as well. Because he simply has won everything there is.

We can just look at Cristiano Ronaldo. Even though he is still very motivated to win the World Cup with Portugal and he is really trying hard to perform well, we can very easily see that he is no longer the player that he once was. Yes, he has scored the most number of goals in the Saudi pro league but when we actually see the matches, we actually see him missing chances and failing to dribble which he never would have done in his prime. So age is definitely a reality and Lionel Messi knows that very well.

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Quote from: bering on June 17, 2024, 08:14:59 AM

Chelsea has showing their interest to Crystal Palace player Michael Olise this because Michael Olise can be considered as the rising star from Crystal Palace so their current manager Enzo Maresca was very impress to see Michael Olise performance and actually Crystal Palace is willing to sell him this season but the most problem is Crystal Palace was demanding high price for Michael Olise because those who want to bought him they have to spend approximately 70 million and actually Chelsea has money and they can pay according to Michael Olise price but if they using huge money for this transfer then Chelsea will be able to violate FFP rules so they don't want this happend and Chelsea will attempts to gets Michael Olise from swap method and they will offering 2 players to swap Michael Olise with Trevoh Chalobah and Noni Maduek plus some money so Chelsea hope Crystal Palace can accept the offers from them but Chelsea must move quickly because Michael Olise also into Manchester United radar and it says Manchester United in the near future will attempts to bid Michael Olise and probably with huge money so this is interesting to see which team can succeed in getting the signature of Michael Olise

I was thinking that if Chelsea might sign Olise as a backup to Medueke. My prediction was totally wrong. Chelsea made an unexpected move.

Let me compute it here.

Chelsea purchased Medueke from PSV for £29 million and priced Chalobach at £25 million.

Palace cannot allow one of its great players to leave for £50 million, palace may demand more than it. I believe Chelsea must have paid at least £70 million. It must be a very least price for olise.
I can't say it's worthwhile for chelsea considering it must be also losing a good defender who is now starting to be on fire. I meant that Chalobach and Medueke made considerable improvements last season. They need time to build their confidence. Chelsea is gambling again by buying olise from palace.

It would be nice if Chelsea could send Medueke + money to get Olise from the Crystal Palace. There is no certainty that Olise will fit into Chelsea's playing style. The bluest must keep chalobach.

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Quote from: taufik123 on June 17, 2024, 09:43:45 AM

Quote from: makishart on June 17, 2024, 07:58:21 AM

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I hope CR7 calls his phone to join the Saudi Pro League. It will be great to watch Ramos in the Saudi Pro League. This is also bolstering al Nassr's defensive line, which has become an unresolved problem for the club to compete with al hilal.

LOL, is Al-Nassr's defense so weak at the moment that Ramos has to be with Ronaldo and reunite as a former Real Madrid player.

Playing in the Arab League is indeed a very tempting offer for the football legend who is approaching his retirement.

Last year, Ramos was also reportedly offered a move to the Arab League at Club Al-Ahli, but Ramos refused,
despite being offered a salary of €20 million per season and at that time preferred to play with Sevilla with a salary of €1 million because Sevilla was his childhood club.
https://www.transfermarkt.com/sergio-ramos-to-al-ahli-sfc-/thread/forum/343/thread_id/11094

If you want to know where Ramos will go after this, see tomorrow when Ramos says goodbye to the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan press conference room.

Woah, thats some mouth watering money offer there and him rejecting the offer in the first simply shows that he actually still feels that drive and passion for playing football because most players wouldn't have blinked to such offer and that's what is taking all these players over there to the Arab world. Neymar Jr is one of the players that moved to the Arab world because of the massive money because if you ask me he still would have played more in Europe and who knows get a chance to win the balloon Dior as the two figure oppressing him has left European football @Ronaldo & Messi.

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Quote from: topbitcoin on June 17, 2024, 06:07:53 AM

If we talk about Value, De Ligt is currently much cheaper, especially with De Ligt's current condition which is indeed difficult for De Ligt who has indeed lost his place at Bayern so this will make the move even quicker, but of course for now Bayern also doesn't want to lose De Jong is quick, even though he is not included in the current squad plans, but Bayern still doesn't want to lose money easily, especially with the fairly expensive purchase price from Juventus, it will definitely be even more difficult for them to lose De Ligt in the future.

But on the other hand, with Kompanu currently focused on Bayern's defense, the possibility of De Ligt leaving the Alianz Arena is very strong now and hopefully his choice will not be wrong in finding a club that suits him so that the chemistry is maintained well and to get his performance back. because at Bayer the good performance seems to have disappeared.

Ever since his broke out with Tuchel he hasn’t gotten the opportunity he will feel he deserves to showcase his talents. He was even down the picking order further when Eric Dier had arrived. Firstly I had thought he made a huge mistake coming to Bayern from Juventus and seriously it hasn’t gone well for him. It would have been better reassuring with the arrival of new Coach Vincent Kompany but Bayern Munich sudden search of a new center back signifies his time is almost up.

De Ligt is still much very young, in fact it is this period that some footballers kick start their careers but he has been in the game at very young age and that’s why he seems to be claimed old. At the age of 24 and with the vast experience of playing for clubs like Ajax, Juventus and Bayern Munich, I think Manchester United will do with his services. But currently it seems United are looking at someone who has played in the league before and that’s where Everton’s Braithwait comes in. United will submit a bid later for him which is deemed the last official one with the fee around 60M and then they move on to the options like De Ligt which is my most preferred choice

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Quote from: makishart on June 17, 2024, 07:58:21 AM

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I hope CR7 calls his phone to join the Saudi Pro League. It will be great to watch Ramos in the Saudi Pro League. This is also bolstering al Nassr's defensive line, which has become an unresolved problem for the club to compete with al hilal.

LOL, is Al-Nassr's defense so weak at the moment that Ramos has to be with Ronaldo and reunite as a former Real Madrid player.

Playing in the Arab League is indeed a very tempting offer for the football legend who is approaching his retirement.

Last year, Ramos was also reportedly offered a move to the Arab League at Club Al-Ahli, but Ramos refused,
despite being offered a salary of €20 million per season and at that time preferred to play with Sevilla with a salary of €1 million because Sevilla was his childhood club.
https://www.transfermarkt.com/sergio-ramos-to-al-ahli-sfc-/thread/forum/343/thread_id/11094

If you want to know where Ramos will go after this, see tomorrow when Ramos says goodbye to the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan press conference room.

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Chelsea has showing their interest to Crystal Palace player Michael Olise this because Michael Olise can be considered as the rising star from Crystal Palace so their current manager Enzo Maresca was very impress to see Michael Olise performance and actually Crystal Palace is willing to sell him this season but the most problem is Crystal Palace was demanding high price for Michael Olise because those who want to bought him they have to spend approximately 70 million and actually Chelsea has money and they can pay according to Michael Olise price but if they using huge money for this transfer then Chelsea will be able to violate FFP rules so they don't want this happend and Chelsea will attempts to gets Michael Olise from swap method and they will offering 2 players to swap Michael Olise with Trevoh Chalobah and Noni Maduek plus some money so Chelsea hope Crystal Palace can accept the offers from them but Chelsea must move quickly because Michael Olise also into Manchester United radar and it says Manchester United in the near future will attempts to bid Michael Olise and probably with huge money so this is interesting to see which team can succeed in getting the signature of Michael Olise

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Quote from: Slow death on June 17, 2024, 07:02:53 AM

a few years ago when i read news saying that sergio ramos was going to leave real madrid to play for psg, i thought: "this car is destroying his good career and will retire in a terrible and lackluster team", so he went to play in psg, he didn't play many games because he was injured if memory serves me correctly, he didn't shine at psg and I said to myself that I was right when I thought that his departure from real madrid would only cause him to destroy his career, he could have He played a few more years at Real Madrid and would retire at Real Madrid, but he preferred to leave Real Madrid for PSG and then he couldn't play for long at PSG and left for Sevilla and today I saw this news:

Quote from: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

Sergio Ramos to leave Sevilla after one season, decision now made!

Sergio Ramos' available as a free agent again.

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

He left Sevilla, I wonder what big and good team he will play for at 38 years old? The answer is that no big team will want him and his only option at the moment would be if the Saudis wanted him or he would play for a worse team than Sevilla.

I advise you not to have high expectations for Ramos's future. I am simply speculating on two options for him right now.

1. MLS
2. Saudi professional league.

Ronaldo may invite him to join al Nassr. He'll also be able to reunite with CR7. You omitted to mention that Ramos may also be joining the MLS.

As you mentioned in your last statement, the better for Ramos to join the Saudi Pro League.

I hope CR7 calls his phone to join the Saudi Pro League. It will be great to watch Ramos in the Saudi Pro League. This is also bolstering al Nassr's defensive line, which has become an unresolved problem for the club to compete with al hilal.

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Quote from: Zlantann on June 17, 2024, 06:15:22 AM

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Iker Bravo feels the bitter reality that breaking into Real Madrid main squad is very difficult, in fact I have never seen him play on the field when Real Madrid is playing a match. For this reason, he really has to go to find a place that needs his services, but don't get your hopes up about offers from giant clubs. Learn from Joselu, who struggled long enough to become an important player at Real Madrid. Even though he was only a player for a short time, he at least had a big impact on the club history. Iker Bravo is still young and has a long journey ahead, therefore he must be able to develop and fight harder. No one knows his future fate but hopefully he finds a club next season.
Real Madrid is full of quality players, all of whom are competing to reach that point. There will be different periods and for Iker Bravo it is still not the time to be part of the main squad.

With the presence of Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, and Jude Bellingham, I don't think Iker Bravo who is an academy graduate will have the space to showcase his talent. I think he needs to go to a place where he would be seen as an important and not a spare player. So his decision to leave is decent. Comparing Joselu with Bravo is inappropriate because both of them are not in the same condition. Joselu at thirty four is approaching the end of his career and should be grateful to be in a club like Real Madrid. Players at his age are in the Saudi Professional League or US Super League. But Bravo is just nineteen and needs to make an impact in Europe. Sitting at the bench will be a waste of time and career. Joselu can easily endure being used as a substitute for Bravo but needs to play consistently.

Iker Bravo is a player who grew up in the Barcelona infrastructure and signed for Real Madrid 2 years ago. He is now 19 and is unlikely to replace one of Real Madrid's starting 11 players unless he is exceptionally talented. It makes sense to go to a big team in Europe. Especially playing in the Bundesliga would be the most logical move.

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Quote from: Slow death on June 17, 2024, 07:02:53 AM

a few years ago when i read news saying that sergio ramos was going to leave real madrid to play for psg, i thought: "this car is destroying his good career and will retire in a terrible and lackluster team", so he went to play in psg, he didn't play many games because he was injured if memory serves me correctly, he didn't shine at psg and I said to myself that I was right when I thought that his departure from real madrid would only cause him to destroy his career, he could have He played a few more years at Real Madrid and would retire at Real Madrid, but he preferred to leave Real Madrid for PSG and then he couldn't play for long at PSG and left for Sevilla and today I saw this news:

Quote from: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

Sergio Ramos to leave Sevilla after one season, decision now made!

Sergio Ramos' available as a free agent again.

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

He left Sevilla, I wonder what big and good team he will play for at 38 years old? The answer is that no big team will want him and his only option at the moment would be if the Saudis wanted him or he would play for a worse team than Sevilla.

In my opinion, Sergio Ramos actually feels that he is still able to appear as strong as before and wants to continue joining a popular club in Europe, but he doesn't realize that he is old and doesn't have high productivity anymore, but he keeps trying to find a popular club that is willing to accept him and provide a large salary that is simply impossible.
I was just surprised at that time as you said he left Real Madrid and I thought he would retire but it turned out he joined PSG and didn't last long because he felt the club didn't have a strong performance so he finally joined Sevilla which he thought was Sevilla could be a strong club to get European league tickets.
After Sevilla failed, Sergio Ramos would also move to another club and I was surprised because he had just joined Sevilla but decided to leave without any reason.

I agree with you that if Sergio Ramos is just looking for a club that is willing to pay a big salary, I think the SPL could be the best choice because Saudi Arabia is usually always ready to spend large amounts of money to get a star player like Sergio Ramos.

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Quote from: Slow death on June 17, 2024, 07:02:53 AM

a few years ago when i read news saying that sergio ramos was going to leave real madrid to play for psg, i thought: "this car is destroying his good career and will retire in a terrible and lackluster team", so he went to play in psg, he didn't play many games because he was injured if memory serves me correctly, he didn't shine at psg and I said to myself that I was right when I thought that his departure from real madrid would only cause him to destroy his career, he could have He played a few more years at Real Madrid and would retire at Real Madrid, but he preferred to leave Real Madrid for PSG and then he couldn't play for long at PSG and left for Sevilla and today I saw this news:

Quote from: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

Sergio Ramos to leave Sevilla after one season, decision now made!

Sergio Ramos' available as a free agent again.

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

He left Sevilla, I wonder what big and good team he will play for at 38 years old? The answer is that no big team will want him and his only option at the moment would be if the Saudis wanted him or he would play for a worse team than Sevilla.

It is very regrettable that Sergio Ramos' departure several years ago from Real Madrid has resulted in his current career being unclear. He seemed to be drifting in a sea without direction and in the end now he had to wait for another offer for a new team where he would start his football career. At PSG, it seems that he is starting to decline and cannot be a definite mainstay, but if he chooses to stay at Real Madrid with the same squad then his appearance will not change.

That season with Sevilla also didn't change anything apart from fulfilling a promise with his grandfather, who was a Sevilla fan and he had great respect for his grandfather before Sergio Ramos decided to retire. So I don't think there is anything to blame for his decisions so far and now maybe he can think about moving to the Saudi league and joining Al-Nassr if there is an offer because there is also his former teammate at Real Madrid, namely Ronaldo.

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Quote from: Zlantann on June 17, 2024, 06:15:22 AM

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With the presence of Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, and Jude Bellingham, I don't think Iker Bravo who is an academy graduate will have the space to showcase his talent. I think he needs to go to a place where he would be seen as an important and not a spare player. So his decision to leave is decent. Comparing Joselu with Bravo is inappropriate because both of them are not in the same condition. Joselu at thirty four is approaching the end of his career and should be grateful to be in a club like Real Madrid. Players at his age are in the Saudi Professional League or US Super League. But Bravo is just nineteen and needs to make an impact in Europe. Sitting at the bench will be a waste of time and career. Joselu can easily endure being used as a substitute for Bravo but needs to play consistently.

Real Madrid front line is currently filled with the best players, the trio of Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo is like a new generation from the previous trio (BBC), they are the best trio at the moment which is very difficult to replace by players like Iker Bravo. Bellingham operating behind them will make it easier for the ball supply to flow forward, Real Madrid will start a new generation with young players who have very good quality.

Iker Bravo must look for a club that can give him playing space to develop his talents, his young age and extraordinary talent means he needs to play more instead of spending time on the bench. Arda Guler is also starting to show signs of improving performance since he was entrusted with filling the line-up in several matches towards the end of the season. Of course Ancelotti prefers Arda Guler over Iker Bravo as an alternative, he is also still young and his talent to become a top player is starting to show when he is given playing minutes by the coach.

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Quote from: Inwestour on June 17, 2024, 05:31:56 AM

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Joselu is indeed not young anymore and he doesn't have all the attributes of a world-class striker but I think he can still contribute to Real Madrid. Joselu didn't have many game hours last season because he was indeed the second line of players, but I think the 2 goals he scored in the semifinals against Bayern Munich will not be forgotten by Real Madrid fans because it was that contribution that brought Real Madrid to the Final and ultimately won the Champions League trophy. I think that, apart from feeling that Joselu can still make other contributions, this permanent transfer can also be considered a reward for Joselu.

There are players who just need to be in a team like Real Madrid, he might want to have more playing time, but he doesn’t have enough ambition to fight for it, and it’s enough for him to be a player who comes on the field for the last 30 minutes of the match, or maybe have the opportunity to start playing from the first minutes if one of the forwards is injured. But he also has the talent to come on as a substitute and manage to score goals in a short time, it's also need to be able to do this.

As a form of gratitude and respect for the contribution made by Joselu, Madrid is very worthy of making its status permanent from Espanyol. Joselu scored a total of 17 goals and contributed 3 assists, 2 of which were quite important for Madrid journey to win the Champions League Trophy this season. It could be said, Joselu performed beyond expectations as a loan player, it would be wise for Ancelotti to keep him.

Joselu will be plotted as a second tier player, with Madrid taking part in many competitions next season, Ancelotti will still need his energy. Indeed, competition for playing minutes is getting tighter with the addition of Mbappe, but sometimes Joselu can bring surprises. Madrid fans certainly hope that next season Joselu can continue to make a difference, when Madrid is having difficulty winning.

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a few years ago when i read news saying that sergio ramos was going to leave real madrid to play for psg, i thought: "this car is destroying his good career and will retire in a terrible and lackluster team", so he went to play in psg, he didn't play many games because he was injured if memory serves me correctly, he didn't shine at psg and I said to myself that I was right when I thought that his departure from real madrid would only cause him to destroy his career, he could have He played a few more years at Real Madrid and would retire at Real Madrid, but he preferred to leave Real Madrid for PSG and then he couldn't play for long at PSG and left for Sevilla and today I saw this news:

Quote from: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

Sergio Ramos to leave Sevilla after one season, decision now made!

Sergio Ramos' available as a free agent again.

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UIzI7IdNp/

He left Sevilla, I wonder what big and good team he will play for at 38 years old? The answer is that no big team will want him and his only option at the moment would be if the Saudis wanted him or he would play for a worse team than Sevilla.

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Quote from: Zlantann on June 17, 2024, 06:15:22 AM

With the presence of Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, and Jude Bellingham, I don't think Iker Bravo who is an academy graduate will have the space to showcase his talent. I think he needs to go to a place where he would be seen as an important and not a spare player. So his decision to leave is decent. Comparing Joselu with Bravo is inappropriate because both of them are not in the same condition. Joselu at thirty four is approaching the end of his career and should be grateful to be in a club like Real Madrid. Players at his age are in the Saudi Professional League or US Super League. But Bravo is just nineteen and needs to make an impact in Europe. Sitting at the bench will be a waste of time and career. Joselu can easily endure being used as a substitute for Bravo but needs to play consistently.

Iker Bravo is one of the young players owned by Real Madrid, but he cannot compete in the Real Madrid squad, because it is very difficult to compete there. One option that can be done is to look for another team that can give him playing minutes, because a player cannot just be on the bench and just sit, they also have to get experience from the match atmosphere every time they play. Iker Bravo couldn't get that at Real Madrid, so he had to have the courage to take important steps for the future of his career.
Even though he had to join a weaker team it wasn't a problem, the most important thing was that he could get playing minutes. If he can show his abilities as well as possible, then Real Madrid will also notice and not only Real Madrid, but there will be other teams who want his services. Now he should not focus on achievements, but he must focus on self-development, one of which is increasing his experience. He is still very young, it would be a shame if he didn't take advantage of the opportunity to gain more flying hours or experience.

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Quote from: bitLeap on June 17, 2024, 05:48:24 AM

Iker Bravo feels the bitter reality that breaking into Real Madrid main squad is very difficult, in fact I have never seen him play on the field when Real Madrid is playing a match. For this reason, he really has to go to find a place that needs his services, but don't get your hopes up about offers from giant clubs. Learn from Joselu, who struggled long enough to become an important player at Real Madrid. Even though he was only a player for a short time, he at least had a big impact on the club history. Iker Bravo is still young and has a long journey ahead, therefore he must be able to develop and fight harder. No one knows his future fate but hopefully he finds a club next season.
Real Madrid is full of quality players, all of whom are competing to reach that point. There will be different periods and for Iker Bravo it is still not the time to be part of the main squad.

With the presence of Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo, and Jude Bellingham, I don't think Iker Bravo who is an academy graduate will have the space to showcase his talent. I think he needs to go to a place where he would be seen as an important and not a spare player. So his decision to leave is decent. Comparing Joselu with Bravo is inappropriate because both of them are not in the same condition. Joselu at thirty four is approaching the end of his career and should be grateful to be in a club like Real Madrid. Players at his age are in the Saudi Professional League or US Super League. But Bravo is just nineteen and needs to make an impact in Europe. Sitting at the bench will be a waste of time and career. Joselu can easily endure being used as a substitute for Bravo but needs to play consistently.

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Quote from: Zaguru12 on June 16, 2024, 05:52:33 PM

With De Ligt looking for a way out of Bayern Munich’s he seems more to me like a better option. He is coming a bit cheaper, he is older and more experienced and the cap it off he has worked with Ten Hag in the past. I think he should be the main concern. Let’s not forget that De Ligt is a right footer and will definitely be a perfect pattern to Lisandro Martinez than Braithwait

If we talk about Value, De Ligt is currently much cheaper, especially with De Ligt's current condition which is indeed difficult for De Ligt who has indeed lost his place at Bayern so this will make the move even quicker, but of course for now Bayern also doesn't want to lose De Jong is quick, even though he is not included in the current squad plans, but Bayern still doesn't want to lose money easily, especially with the fairly expensive purchase price from Juventus, it will definitely be even more difficult for them to lose De Ligt in the future.

But on the other hand, with Kompanu currently focused on Bayern's defense, the possibility of De Ligt leaving the Alianz Arena is very strong now and hopefully his choice will not be wrong in finding a club that suits him so that the chemistry is maintained well and to get his performance back. because at Bayer the good performance seems to have disappeared.

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