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I think this is a time when everyone actually overhypes young players a little too much. And that is a big reason why we see almost every team interested in any young player who is showing even a little potential.

Yes, I know he is showing good potential but I agree that there are not many stats that can be analyzed to understand his performance and at the same time I also believe this happens from a young age and the players are also under pressure from a very young age. That is also another reason for the players to sometimes not live up to the expectation. I am not saying that a club should not go for a player that they think to be the next great player for their club. But don't get so much excited if he does not perform as well as you thought he would.



I was wondering the same thing. What if they bring him in and he does not perform well?
Or worse, what if he falls into consistent injuries?

We have all seen what happened with Ansu Fati of Barcelona. He was being linked with a lot of clubs and also he was being compared with Neymar and sometimes people also said that he would be the next Lionel Messi. Those type of overhyping can cause problems for a player. Either he gets put under too much pressure or he thinks he is already great.

Newcastle will be forced to sell these players do as to avoid the financial fair play rules and stuff. Alexander Isaak is not the only name wanted Bruno Guimmares included as he's been linked to Manchester City. Pep Guardiola has recognized him as his ideal addition to replace Kalvin Philips who should be leaving for Bayern Munich or Leeds United.

As for Alexander Isaak, the figure splashed on him is just too outrageous to be very honest. He will be a good signature of Arsenal, but I don't know if they'll be looking forward to sign the sweedish international player.

He has been a good player for Newcastle United anyways, he drops deep to support and also makes good use of chances whenever he gets the chance to score goals. Tottenham has Timo Werner and Richardlison, why should Isaak swing that way?

Usually clubs who want to retain their key players set high prices so that other clubs cannot afford to recruit these players because they are too expensive. But for clubs that are rich and capable, they usually don't care even if they have to buy at a high price. Even if their potential is guaranteed, they can play well in their new club and can make a promising contribution, but if they don't change and tend to be mediocre, it's just a waste for the club recruiting him and causing losses to the club that bought him at a high price even though the expectation of every club buying a player is that it can improve the club's overall performance and provide maximum performance.

Alexander Isak is an important player that Newcastle has so it is natural that Newcastle will set a fairly high price for this player, in other words, Newcastle still wants Alexander Isak to stay at Newcastle longer. He is also still young so his potential is still quite good. But the question is which club can afford to buy the player with the agreed price given by Newcastle. I think club like Arsenal and Tottenham of course think long and hard about recruiting him even though they can afford to buy the striker even both clubs are rumored to be interested in the striker.

I understand the frustration with Eddie Howe. We've got some fantastic players, tremendous talent, but the results, frankly, arent there. Last season felt incredible, but now? We need a change, and we need it fast. Mourinho? Im not saying he's perfect, but the man's a winner, a proven winner. He knows how to get the best out of a team, and we've got the resources to make it happen. Look, Im not usually one for drastic measures, but the fans deserve better, this club deserves better. Its time to think big and take action.

I think there is nothing wrong with buying expensive players if it really gives great benefits to the team, so far Newcastle and Chelsea have turned into rich teams, and it is only natural that they use financial strength to pursue success in the league, because I think without strong finances it will also make it difficult for a club to compete in the Premier League,  So far, Chelsea and Newcastle have spent a lot of money on player transfers, but the problem is that the players they buy are not able to develop well or according to the needs of the club, the difficulty of developing players in a club is of course inseparable from the coach's ability to coach the club.

I think Newcastle and Chelsea should look for another coach who is better able to develop the team in the future, as well as their scouts who I think are less qualified and they may need to learn more in terms of transferring players from Edu (Arsenal) at the moment.
If you say Manchester City built a team without spending a lot of money, of course you are wrong, guys, maybe in the last 2 seasons they did not spend much money on player spending because indeed most of their players have long contracts, but what you need to know If previously Manchester City became a team that spent a lot of money to buy players,  But they buy the right players and have a long-term contribution to the team

Manchester City not linked yet they will sign Kylian Mbappe and seems difficult to see both of them will play on the same team,
I think Mbappe had final decision for playing with Real Madrid next season and Liverpool is the only one premier league teams linked want to sign Mbappe and Manchester City seems not interested for him. Actually very difficult to see Mbappe and Haaland playing in the same team because Mbappe won't loss popular under Haaland if playing with Manchester City next season.

Its have been clearly with Kylian Mbapep future will join with Real Madrid next season and both side have reach verbal agreement, just waiting the official announcement and Real Madrid have close with payment salary negotiation where Mbappe will receive payment salary the same amount with Vinicius Jr.

This is so, it was clear that at first Boehly did not spare money on new transfers, but Chelsea bought dubious players for huge sums of money. Good teamwork at all levels is important to achieve results. It is obvious that Pochettino will not be able to achieve great results with the players that he has now, he needs reinforcement, and it seems that Todd is ready to buy, and perhaps if Pochettino chooses the players to buy, it will have a better result.

In the current context, MU will almost have nothing in this 2023/24 season, with a place in the Top 5 Premier League too far away. In the FA Cup, both Chelsea and Man City have appeared in the semi-finals. It will not be easy for Ten Hag and his students to think about that title with their current performances. Currently, Ten Hag will only have a contract with MU until 2025. Ten Hag's position will be threatened if MU cannot win tickets to attend the Champions League next season. I believe that new Owner Jim Ratcliffe does not believe Erik Ten Hag is the right person to lead MU into a new era. The reason for a season of nothing would be too reasonable to fire Ten Hag. Who will be a suitable replacement?

Newcastle are currently one of the richest European teams but they still can't build a strong squad. This is due to not being a successful team of course. It isn't easy to convince the best players to sign for you just because of you are rich. Maybe Newcastle would stand more chance about such transfers if they have one of the best managers in the world.

However it doesn't seem likely to happen either.    They can still make this squad stronger than now to play bigger though. Besides their main problem this season has been injuries. They have had so many injured players for a long time which pulled them down a lot in the league.

This season Newcastle performed much worse than last season and they were really very disappointing in the Premier League and UCL matches, last season Newcastle were still able to finish the competition in the top 4 and get UCL ticket.
But this season, Newcastle is only in the top 8 in the remaining matches, which only has few matches remaining, in fact Newcastle can perform well again, but they have to focus on the UCL matches and that makes their performance decline.
If look at all the players they have, it is clear that Newcastle does not have star who can truly perform dominantly, this is one mistake they must correct next season.

There are reports that several names are being linked with Newcastle and this is an option that might bring change if it can actually be brought in in the next transfer market.
Newcastle will get new performance with several players being brought in, Newcastle next season must be able to show their best performance again to get the place they deserve.

It's difficult to accept the reality that happened to the chelsea, but Chelsea's performance has deteriorated since last season after the new owner was acquiring chelsea, despite spending half a billion dollars. Chelsea appears to have serious problems in comparison to Newcastle caused by newcaslte was able performing better than before. Chelsea was not making the best use of its money and it can be seen from how so many 100m players being flops. The stupid Boehly expected to make tons of money by investing in Youngstar, but things aren't going as planned. Chelsea's a flop, my friend and it will never back like what it used to be. It cannot even purchase the players properly, just like when Chelsea bought so many garbage players who could not even properly do finishing. There was no player with a good shot, and the majority of these players performed poorly. Throwing money is good, and I can tell you that the majority of the most successful teams were throwing a lot of money and if you are comparing it with the teams who spent less money, im sure you will see very big gap.
The only thing to consider is whether or not the team used this money properly. It means that Chelsea is unable to manage its own finances.

Chelsea's management and scouting teams aren't as good as they once were and it has been changing a lot since todd sack so many people from the old management. I recall that Chelsea was constantly making effective transfers during the Abramovich era compared to the todd boehly era. That's similar to the city's era this time, but I'd like to remind you that the city violated FFP rules hundreds of times.
It makes no sense to claim that you did not spend a lot of money. I would rather refer to it as efficiency.

Modric is a hero of Real Madrid, so the privilege given to him is understandable. Besides, Real's force is quite thin, and having Modrid in the squad helps them have more backup plans. The number 7 shirt definitely still belongs to Vinicius, the number 10 is already waiting for Mbappe. Modric will leave this summer, coinciding with Mbappe's arrival if this deal is successful.

I also think like you, it is not wise to spend a large amount of money just to own a young player who is still in the stage of asserting his talent. The salary fund as well as financial fairness laws will cause them to consider a lot. Newcastle is too confident in their players, while they are forced to sell to balance their budget. Obviously Newcastle is in a passive position, and I'm sure Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea are not foolish enough to negotiate at this sky-high price.
The team that wants Isak the most is probably Arsenal when their fans recently flocked to the Emirates Stadium gate to express their desire for Arsenal to recruit Isak this summer. Besides, Arsenal once wanted to recruit Isak when he was still playing for Sociedad. And recently, Arsenal still put Isak on their potential transfer list.

When teams get better, they end up usually trying to buy their success, and that seems to be the trouble that both Newcastle and Chelsea are both having at the moment. I believe that they shouldn't have done this and they should be considering the fact that they are not going to get success by throwing money at players.

The best way to go on right now would be just focusing on what they could do with what they have and not really go any further. I believe that the best thing to do in this case would be just trying to build a team infrastructure that would be better. Look at City, while they did buy many players, they did not spend as much as some of the other teams and did so much better, that's how you should be.

It is time for Newcastle to fire its coach. He is no longer capable of handling the club and howe is not having a very good vision to make the club becomes even bigger. Howe's lack of experience makes him unsuitable to continue managing this club and anyone can see what's his achievement with newcastle, that's only qualified for UCL then failed at the group stage. Newcastle requires someone who is fully experienced in football and won so many trophies especially this coach must have ability to build the club from the bottom. Someone like Jose Mourinho can help a club build a very good squad with an unlimited budget like this time. We have seen how good when he was managing roma, he gave it trophy as well as when he was also coaching manchester united. It proves mourinho is really worth to be a new coach for newcastle. 

I'm getting frustrated with how howe as a coach's actions haven't improved the clubs' performance. It's very frustrating AF to see how Howe did nothing in a club that paid him a lot. I would prefer that Newcastle be led by a world-class coach.
There have been several names available in the market, including Mourinho. I would like to see Mourinho join Newcastle, which will tighten the competition for the upcoming season. What the hell is wrong with Newcastle? This club made a mistake by hiring a terrible coach.

Right now, as we are heading for the end of this season now things are taking good changes and many new updates are coming Antonio Conte which was without any job after having exit from the Tottenham is now in limelight for the job with AC Milan even this is currently not officially but still few reports are clearly saying both parties are already in talk which is surely good for the AC Milan which is now having good squad and things are clearly going for their improved performance in coming season, so this is going to be good move for the Antonio Conte because he can turn things into good for the AC Milan which is going to lose Olivier Giroud as he is leaving for the MLS after end of this season, and they will also be going for few quality players which will bring quality and consistency for the title.

Newcastle United decline in performance, their strength have reduced to minimum, they're settling for lesser results and having zero voltage to withstand the stats of elite teams. The magpies boss, Eddie Howe was the promised change for Newcastle but more ugly incident have happen. This season is entirely different for Newcastle United, they've been struggling to win matches from day one and they didn't horribly in the UEFA Champions League this season. Newcastle United is an average team despite the uprising stars they're in possession of.

There would be no doubt we are having problems at the top of the Serie A as their mostly teams are losing consistency and things are going the worst day by day which is surely needs to be fixed as soon as possible in recent times we have too many wired results which are creating feud about their quality and performance even few are suffering due to finances after Covid-19 they are having problems which are preventing them from having better results at the top level.

Napoli and Juventus are clearly having not good time with Napoli as the defending champions are currently facing problems and Juventus which is having only one target recently they are also suffering badly and having no better results hopefully we will have improvement in near future with few teams are improving and doing good job which is positive sign even still it's going to take time, but surely we will have all on good level.

Newcastle need to let players leave not because they willingly want to but because they need the money and also clear the wage load from this quality players. Last season Newcastle Qualified for the champions league which the bonuses received from the group stage matches were used to cover for the profit that should be meet in accordance to how you spend (mostly wages impact this). But next season without something like European football, it will be hard to make same profit like this year and the amount spend on this current players wages will be higher than the net profit earn which will lead them to been sanctioned like they did to Everton. So in other to avoid such clubs usually lower down there wages and by selling quality players they get more money to also cover for the profit to be made. That’s why clubs result in selling off their important players sometimes

These mentioned players served important purposes to their various clubs. Barcelona have always been on the top trends this season, mostly for horrible news due to the imbalance of the club currently. Barcelona have been in heavy debts since day one and the president, Joan Laporta have been here to render his supports and also surf the measurable strategies to implement. Xavi Hernandez have passion for the club and he will do the basic steps to be able to hold harder for crucial positioning.

No! What's the difference between Scott MC Tominay and Onana? Manchester United should go for the best don't mean they will b settling for a cheaper option.

He had been great no doubts, but for a much longer term performance, Manchester United should stick to getting that lad from Benfica football club.
As much as they want to bring in new players, tjru shouldn't forget to focus has n backing the head coach Erik Ten Hag otherwise, they'd be facing same issues as Chelsea next season.
Manchester United has really been a bad side over the years, they better step up next season to get back all they have lost in the Premier League after all these years.