Topic: What you miss about a superstar leaving your team? (Read 1202 times)

Of course every club deserves to but is not possible for every club to have it because all the super stars we no are not that many to cover all the teams on the various leagues and besides super stars are not a guarantee of team growth because there are other elements that should be put first before that because like our local saying that is difficult for a tree to make a forest, so every super stars needs someone or other players to rely on in terms of responding and understanding how there movement is, so this is to say that without a good squad the super stars becomes nothing, however we can even use Hazard as a study of this discussion because after he played on Chelsea and real Madrid that was the end the next club he joined he could not do as before.

I am with you, we don't just call players and attach them to the club's importance based on some past antecedents, they must merit their stay at that club. Zidane is a big name both in clubs and in France and he maintained this until the end. Even the headbutting of Marco Materazzi at the end of his playing career meant nothing to people as his achievement outweighed that.

But Mbappe and Hazard's stories are different, fine, they are such legends in PSG and Chelsea respectively, but Mbappe has not shown the worth in Madrid and neither was Hazard with €100 million transfer in 2019. His stay was marred by many injuries.

That's what I think, a team can't depend on just one star, the whole team must work together to achieve great results, and as for the team's management, with the financial returns obtained thanks to the great contributions of the team's star player, they should take advantage of the opportunity to buy more expensive players with similar technical quality to the team's star player in order to maintain themselves.

It's a business, if other clubs give better offers that are hard to decline, they'd surely go in there. Sports is also a business and that's why their careers won't be flying forever and they need to take wise decisions that will give them financial benefit to make the most of their career. That's why trades, leaving and replacements are normal not just in football but also in other team sports. There's a need for people to understand that these athletes are also people and have got families to feed so, they do decisions that will make the most of money while they can.

Indeed, the future of the club can't be assigned to with one person alone, the club is composed of a players where they needed to work together though superstar got a huge impacts but like you have said, the chance of better offers might change the direction of each individual, the club needs to always have alternative plans just in case their star decided to leave the team.

And that's where new sets of players will shine high, they need to fill that gap and they need to stand up for the team, it's needed to be ready once the coaches ask you to fill that space and be that star that the team needs you to be.

The presence of a star players can boost confidence all people in that team so they will feel that they have stronger than before and can beat all of the opponent. So when a star player leave the team, they feel that they don't have power like before and that can reduce their performance in the match while they will difficult to win. If a coach realize about this, he will use other ways to increase his player performance and convince all players that they still have power to defend and win the match. It is not just one man show but it is all people show in the team so they must unite and practice harder to increase their performance. With or without a star player, they can become strong and gives their best performance.

Yes, many will decrease but all people in that team must anticipate it so they will not have feel sad. They can still rise from their sadness because they don't have a star player but that will not stop them to give their best performance and will be better than before. They will have a new method to practice and train themselves so they will have best performance when against the opponent. The presence of the star player gives them spirit to train themselves so they can get better thing in the future. That moment will be their memories that they can reminds but they will realize that they must have better skills and performance to beat all of their opponents.

Star players are always important in a squad, they give the sqaud a stamina and confidence. There was a time when stars like Joseph Yobo of Nigeria gave confidence and stamina to the team and Puyol of Barcelona, including strikers like Ronaldo of An-Nassr and Leonel Messi of Inter Miami. I've also seen instances where Modrich's presence in the Real Madrid made much impact.

As a star player, you might not be scoring goals per say, you might have just been saving goals or making way for goal opportunities for your club. That's what it means to be a star player. Sometimes we assume only strikers are the only star players but it could be midfielders, defenders or even goal keepers.

The impact that superstar players make on the team they are in, can not be overemphasized but that doesn't mean they will stay in the club forever or the club can't do without them. There is always a time for them to leave, and be replaced by another potential player because the future of football clubs doesn't lie on a player who can leave the club because of better offers from other clubs or age not being on their side

I just mentioned these player and not their performance in Real Madrid. Mbappe was a legend at PSG and Hazard had an extraordinary career at Chelsea.

The club's success depends on the entire players but we are all aware that some players have some special abilities. These talented players can change games unexpectedly. We have seen a single player singlehandedly turning games around and making clubs to win games.

You're correct, look at this video, Joao Moutinho missed penalty kick in 2012 which make him afraid to take penalty kick in 2016, but Ronaldo motivated him and say if he didn't make it, then let it be. Turns out Moutinho scored the penalty kick, if Ronaldo wasn't there, he might not be the one who take it and Portugal might not won EURO.

Superstar is really important in any aspect, without him, I think people will not put a high hope the team will win.

A superstar leaving a team would certainly be missed, because of his own legacy that he made in the team that leaves a heavy impact to the remaining members. Thus, the team would probably not the same again. However, this will only be felt at first but as the other members get used to it, that feeling will be gone then. Most especially if the new member creates also his new legacy that made the whole team benefits, that superstar who leaves won’t certainly matter at all. Except for those who’s close to him that they developed deep friendship while they are still as a team.

A lot. Fans are no longer excited whenever the team that I have supported long ago is no longer with the superstar that we have loved and supported for a very long time. A lot truly changes and it is no longer the same as before that fans stick together, I mean the die hard ones. Each sports have their respective die hard fans and not just with soccer and its clubs. The atmosphere has changed a lot and I think everyone notices that even if we want to support the teams for so long but for them, it's business as usual and they have to move on so as the fans.

Yeah, the chance to see another player to step up when the main man or the super star of the team moveaway, they've got the chance to showcase their skills and talents to continue competing and with consistent performances eventually that said player will gain the attention not only by the coaching staff but also the fans who continue to support the team even the star that they idolize is no longer around.

Though, in a crucial situation it's always the main guy who play for the team most his career will be missed as there's always a hope that if ever the person did not left the team, the chance of winning is far better.

I think the fans of the club that this star player left miss him more than others, but these are the conditions in which you need to continue to support your favorite club. Maybe this will reduce the number of bets on this club's victories against other teams, because ordinary players like to bet even with bad odds, just because of the star player. Among other things, I think this is a natural process for a star player, because sponsors will also be happy to place expensive advertising on his uniform. Generally speaking, you can continue to watch the star player in a new club and bet on his team, here it depends only on the preferences of the one who will bet.

It is not just that superstars play well in a team, superstars also build the confidence of the team members. If a team has a superstar, the team has a large fan following and trust is built there. But when a player leaves, it is natural that there is a temporary negative impact among the fans who support that team. A superstar's club change sometimes force fans to change the clubs. Moreover, it can also have a big impact on the team. The team's performance can be bad. Until someone like the superstars can be brought in, it is difficult to expect anything good from the team's performance.

It does give a chance to new players though to showcase their skills. In other sports, whenever their superstar is not around many bench players are being discovered as a good one by those chances and they can be superstars too if they will prove to be consistent with their game. In the NBA, there are a lot of bench players who suddenly rose to become stars because they did not waste the chance given to them by their coach and trusted the process.
I think an absence of a star has its pros and cons, the cons will be the fans getting sad because they won't see him while the pros will be for the bench doing their thing and stepping up their game.

From the three names you mentioned, I actually see only Zidane who deserves to be said to be a star player and legend in Madrid, although, Mbappe and Hazard do have extraordinary abilities but they actually performed not optimally in their era with Madrid, many star players are expected to be able to change the course of the match with extraordinary moments,  So they are often the differentiator in difficult situations and provide inspiration for their teammates, but in my opinion, the combination of star players and solid teamwork is the key to the success of a club, so indeed we cannot say that the success of the club is only because of the star players, because without the support of other players of course they cannot do anything.

I also noticed that I miss those superstars who left the teams I was used to. But the thing is that they most likely will not play forever in the same team, because I think they lose motivation to play no matter what. Of course, it is also hard for them to move to a new club because they are used to everything. But trying something new is always interesting and even necessary for further progress. Even if they move on and then move to the next club, we will miss the second one and this can continue for a very long time. Sometimes I even think that it would be nice to watch old matches, not only from club championships, but also from the World Cup with various teams, which I also liked with star players.

Manchester United got back CR7 not so far away. I don`t think that MU fans will miss these days But i understand what times are you talking about.
But of course it is really important for big club to have superstars that can make a result themselves. It disappoint when such players retire, but it is awful feeling when such player prefers another club.
I`m MU fan since 1995, so i remember it. Becks, RvN, CR7, Tevez - it was a very bad feeling. It seriously differs from Giggs retirement(that made me suffer too).

"A tree can't make a forest" is a popular adage that's known to almost all but in football, there are players who can single handedly decide the result of games which is why fans does find it very heartbreaking to see players with such abilities leave their clubs.
When Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid in the summer of 2018, I became very mad at the clubs management to allow that happen even when I know the Portuguese superstar wanted to make the move. This was a player that's turned ties around on numerous occasions, lit up our nights in the UEFA Champions League and scored unbelievable number of goals. It took me over a full season as a Real Madrid fan to come to terms with the fact that Cristiano Ronaldo has left and would not be donning the white kits or Real Madrid again