Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 3218. (Read 775088 times)

In fact, Liverpool can hire Osimhen or any other player but they have to pay the 150m for him and if not wrong the Napoli owner asked 150 from any team they want to hire this player, and spending this huge amount of money is not something any team can do.



De Gea is getting old and that's very hard for him to find a good offer because of his age, there are many teams that want to hire a player at this age, even a goalkeeper.
I was expecting to see De Gea finishing his career at Manchester United but unfortunately, he didn't get toe enough respect from this team.

It will be simple to predict that Manchester City will perform well in the upcoming season given the excellent players they have on hand already and those they plan to add. While I can't say that Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, or Chelsea's squads can compete with Manchester City's,but let me not fast concluded because the transfer window is still open,Let's wait and see who Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester United still add to their rosters as soon as possible. Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester United are the clubs I anticipate posing a threat to Manchester City going forward, but Liverpool or Arsenal should have the greatest competing in the Premier League.


Selling those older players or the players Pochettino feels wouldn't fit his team is the best thing he can do, in my opinion. Pochettino must seriously restructure Chelsea; otherwise, the squad will continue to struggle in the coming season. I think Pochettino is a capable manager, and I have faith that he'll work hard to get Chelsea back to where they should be. He has coached Premier League clubs for numerous seasons, so I can assume that the Premier League may not be all that difficult for him.

Do Liverpool plan to make a striker signing after Firmino's departure? There have been rumours about a gigantic deal for Mbappe by Liverpool but I don't think this will happen. Real Madrid would intervene and sign him instead of Liverpool most probably. In this case I'm curious about whether Liverpool are still decisive to sign a top striker.

They have Nunez already though but he can't be the only striker relied on anyway. It would be better for them to have another striker at least at Nunez's level to secure the attacking line more than now. They need to find a striker who can fill Firmino's place really well.

Manchester United is really going to be one big contender for the premier league cup come next season. The team Ten Hag has developed, although it still needs a few players to strengthen the team, will compete against Manchester city, will chew down Arsenal and Liverpool and Chelsea would beg for draw, should Osimhen decide to join them.
I hardly doubt Osimhen would make the move. Chelsea might be better fit or better option considering their style and need for a comeback.

Among the most worthy I would say yes, but I would only take Liverpool as more deserving, I have opposed something in context, it does not matter the players who are in the MU, they can even be Messi with CR7, they can incorporate Vinicius, Neymar and a series of stars that I assure you that they are not going to win anything, but it is not because of them, because they can make any team champion, if the MU wants to win they have to leave Ten Hag, many say that he is the best technical director, but better than that? I haven't seen relevant victories, that can compete against City? Of course, yes, they have to compete against them, but do they win? Maybe, but I think it's safer than not, because obviously you can't compare Pep Guardiola and his great management, who has won the UCL many times with several teams, to a Ten Hag who does nothing but impose.

The Dutchman clearly wants to do things well, well, that's what they pay him for, right? but I think that he is a technical director who has a wrong vision of football and who has not been able to decipher it, he has led his players down a very bad path, of course this is what I have seen, and what my experience can say, a tenuous director who messes with a world star and wants to ridicule her is not worthy for me.


As I have said on many Occasions , that technical director is not at the level of the MU , and is leading the MU to a total abyss, I don't know about you, but doesn't it remind you of the treatment he gave CR7 ? Of course the problem with him was Different , but it was always based on a lack of respect, taking advantage of the fact that he was a technical director, which leaves a Superior power over any player, which should not be, because he is not only lacking respect, but rather that he is messing with his pride as a player, one thing must be very clear, when De Gea is in Saudi fútbol and Ten Hag calls him, De Gea should publicly send him to the one we know... because a player he must be respected, not only because of his work but because he is a Human being.

I have said many times , the MU boys are not scary like before , they do not have good management , I remember that the Dutchman who Managed Di María , Tevez in a guy who always leaves them unimportant because they were Argentines, but in Qatar they are He completed Topoyiyo's gesture , which annoyed him, he gave me something with Davids, but I think they deserved it , I don't know why those Dutch coaches have such Attitudes towards the best players in the World.

It is very difficult, because players like Osimehn are seen to have a very strong character, and I think that if they go with a technical director like Ten Hag it will be so that many fights will break out, and from the beginning it will be a total war, if they already have differences between De Gea and Ten Hag, I don't want to imagine a player with a very strong temperament against him, also the statements that CR7 gave at one point were quite cruel against the club, in fact the club is for sale, and that makes us think many things, so a player like this who is so sought after to go to a club like this with the characteristics of entering is worth thinking about.

The solution is simple, it is to get out of Ten Hag, the truth cannot be that I am the only one who thinks that the error of this team is in the technical director, because we are all witnesses of what this team does on the field, it is It's just that they take urgent measures, it's the MU.

Manchester wants:

Manchester United submit €45m bid for Andre Onana while Inter set deadline for negotiations




Source: https://strettynews.com/2023/07/03/manchester-united-submit-e45m-bid-for-andre-onana-while-inter-set-deadline-for-negotiations/

As the transfer windows were open, every team's been making endeavors to sign in players and build a good squad for the premier league next season. Sometimes, it doesn't really get to workout just the way they planned as things get toppled in mid-seasons. ... A perfect example as to what happened to Chelsea too. I believe they've learnt alot and alot of changes too would occur - mostly since the OLD MAN is in charge.
City isn't even planning to wreck anytime soon. But I didn't see the idea of letting out Mahrez as a very good one either.

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The English Premier League title I think will be closely contested cone next season. Manchester City without doubt are the favorites to retain it but I think Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea would definitely bounce back come next season.
That been said, Manchester City already has a complete team that can challenge for the title while the rest of the big teams in England still need to strengthen some positions in their team. So I think the other team's performance next season will be hugely affected by how well they performed in the transfer market

Liverpool have given up on recruiting Osimhen after Osimhen clarified that he would not join Liverpool. But it could be that he will change his mind if no other offers come his way. But so far, many big EPL teams are interested in Osimhen, such as Manchester United and Chelsea. I think Liverpool will look for other alternatives if they fall short in signing Osimhen. Now, if you look at the Depth of Liverpool squad for next season, I think they already have a fairly aggressive attacking trio where Nunez, Gakpo and M Salah. However, Kloop is also considering signing another striker just in case his main player is absent or fails to show better performance next season.

Well, indeed in forming a stronger squad it takes time as has been shown by Pep Guardiola with Manchester City. However Each has a different pattern in their development and the main thing is the decision of the Coach and the management of the Team. For that we will see how much influence it has on other teams who have managed to get Osimhen in this transfer window. So only Manchester United are at the forefront of signing Osimhen in the transfer market this season.

I suppose De Gea won't have any problems finding a new club during the summer pause, but ten Haag made a u-turn and expressed again that he doesn't fully trust him while still leaving a door oPen to re-sign him. Isn't this disrespectful when your club doesn't want to offer you a contract just yet, but first see what the market is doing and whether other goalkeepers become available? This is not disrespectful yet, but how awkward would the situation be for De Gea when Manchester United fails at signing a new goalkeeper and then as a second or third solution offer him a new contract. If that is how this is going to play out, he should be asking for a salary higher than he had before. He could be better off signing a new contract as a free agent elsewhere no matter how Manchester United decides.

If your question is intended for next season, I think all teams deserve to compete with Manchester City. But if your question is competition for the championship next season, I think Manchester United and Liverpool are still worthy enough to compete with Manchester City. So far, Manchester United and Liverpool have managed to get some great players to strengthen certain lines that they might have previously considered very weak.

I don't know much about De Gea's situation at Manchester United, but maybe the negotiation process will still be considered if it turns out that Manchester United can't sign a better goalkeeper. Right now De Gea is available as a free transfer player, so he can go anywhere as long as he feels it is more profitable there.

Al Nassr are interested in signing De Gea, but I think Al Nassr's interest in De Gea has gone down. After all, De Gea is still very likely to play in Europe instead of the Arab Pro League, but all his decisions really depend on what his future plans are.

There was a video clip in which I saw Alex Ferguson being asked if Manchester City is ever going to be the favorite Manchester derby.
He said no not in his lifetime. But now it’s every time. That sounds good. Manchester City has become recently.
It is almost near impossible for Manchester United to actually compete at the same level as Manchester City right now.


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Duke

The career path of De Gea is fascinating to examine in the perspective of football economics. An excellent player, no doubt, but at 375,000 pounds a week, clubs have to rethink their spending priorities, right? This is not pretend money like you'd find in a game of Monopoly; it's the actual deal! When it comes to goalkeepers, De Gea's age of 32 is far from obsolete. Ten Hag dismissed him off the team because of his precipitous decrease in performance at MU. Does this mean he will no longer play in Europe? The verdict may be premature at this point. The speculation around his probable transfer to an Asian team like Al-Nassr or the Arab League, though, is difficult to dismiss. Is De Gea's career about to undergo a radical transformation?

In the afternoon I saw on the news that Kane and Bayern had reached an agreement and now Kane only wants to go to Bayern and the only problem is the position of Tottenham. The most funny situation since Bayern is a tight-fisted club and they definitely won't pay as much for Kane as Tottenham wants. If this news is true, then we are in for an exciting show 

I believe Liverpool will be the biggest competition Manchester City will face for the league.
I don't see Manchester United as a team that will be comfortably among the top 4. They might be there but they will struggle to keep up.
I know its still too early to predict but I feel the top 4 will be Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Newcastle/Manchester United in that order
Liverpool really mean business and they are giving Klopp the backing he needs. If they succeed in signing Osimhen then they will be a fearful team. With the right service Osimhen can score a lot of goals and they already have Salah who is a very good goal scorer. With Osimhen and Salah Liverpool will have two players that guarantee 25 league goals each a season.

Blues didn't not qualify for any significant spots this season, they will play like any other mediocre clubs. I feel sad for the club when they triggered the sales of majority of their players, but it's never too late, they're scouting talented players, which will suit in the style of play.Chelsea restructure the club, by selling most of their crucial players, they don't mind the consequences of their actions, wiping out old style and implementation of new budgets and room for new players. Mauricio Pochettino is craving to start a game as manager in charge of blues team, let's hope for the best from the club.

It seems that the situation is really bad at Manchester United after De Gea decided not to renew his contract. De Gea could accept offers from other teams who really want to use his services, but Manchester United have not made any official bids to Inter for Andre Onana as Romano has suggested.

There are several options that Ten Hag might use as alternatives to fill in the goalkeeper void after De Gea left, such as Justin Bijlow or several others. On the other hand, I think Manchester United really want to get Onana and talks are still ongoing it seems.

You might be referring to the win that Liverpool had against Manchester City in their home game when it ended 1-0 for Liverpool, but when you look at the second game in April when Manchester City played at home, Liverpool didn't have a chance at all. Manchester City was in full control of the game and Liverpool had a single shot on target in over 90 minutes, not to mention that Manchester City had around 70% ball possession as well and was nonstop firing at Liverpool's goal. Liverpool has to improve many things to compete with City again and for now they will first try to find back to their strength and then go from there for the big games.

You're right there, of course that's why I say Liverpool as a team that was a tough competitor to Manchester City every season in the era of Pep Guardiola and Jürgen Klopp. Of course Arsenal and Manchester United want to do the same, but Arteta and Ten Hag don't seem capable enough to provide tough competition for Manchester City.

Last season Arsenal was good, they led the standings in a few weeks, but Arsenal are not good enough to take advantage of opportunities, especially in the last few games towards the end of the season. Arteta doesn't want to continue to be disappointed in the same way, but as long as Pep Guardiola can keep Manchester City's form going, then Arsenal will struggle.

Arsenal's teamwork was good last season. The bonding between the players was excellent. But their main problem was that they lacked talented players in their squad. They became dependent on certain players. Also, their bench team was weak. And so after several players of the team suffered injuries, Arsenal lost its consistency in performance. And after losing continuity, they cannot return to the truck. And they had to lose the top spot in the table too.

If Arsenal add more talented players to their squad next season, their performance is likely to stabilize. Because coach Arteta is very experienced. He may once again help build a good bond between the players.