Quote from: izsara on Today at 08:31:40 AM

They have secured a position and indeed no one will be able to pass them now especially in this last match they will face a fairly easy opponent on the other hand it is very difficult for Freiburg now apart from their opponent is Leverkusen they also must not lose points here because they are still it's not safe to be in 5th position, it's their determination to also secure 5th position no matter what happens

Well, I think they already secure the 4th position that is for sure, I really want Leipzig to further go up but Leverkusen got 61 points to Leipzig 57, even if RB Leipzig wins against Arminia it is not enough to secure them in the 3rd position, and I think Leverkusen is secured in the 3rd position 1 match is not enough to beat their score, so Leipzig will need to wait for the next season, and I think next season will be promising, Dortmund's Erling Halaand confirms to be with Manchester City and Robert Lewandowski is not in good term with Bayern Munich right now,

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Quote from: Soonandwaite on May 10, 2022, 04:16:40 PM

now it's 100%. Erling Haaland moves to Manchester City ! city has to pay 75 million euros. that's really cheap. Grin

Erling Haaland now gets 440,000 euros every week. that's a nice sum .
now the 21 year old young man has enough money for the next few years and can buy a little btc.

Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund has also officially confirmed that Haaland is leaving the club for Manchester City, since Dortmund is a stock market listed club, they have to publish such news. What I also find interesting is the fact that it is now reported by several sites that the exit clause was not at 75M€ but "only" at 60 M€. In the end, it was only a matter of time until this transfer was made official, as it had been clear for months that Haaland would probably go to Manchester City.
To be honest i also think that ManCity was pretty much the only club that really tried to sign Haaland. Barcelona is completely broke, Real Madrid is also broke but they want to sign Mbappe and FC Bayern has also stated that they are not interested in Haaland.

I have read it was £85.5m but whatever at least Erling Haaland is gone for good, it is really unhealthy for a striker like Haaland to keep staying for Dortmund, I think this is best for everybody, Manchester City or Man City is a popular team and I will surely look forward in still watching what may Erling Haaland going to impact on that team, and if he's enough to make Manchester a great team in the League,

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Quote from: YuginKadoya on Today at 03:00:16 AM

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I am sorry but I was trying to say which team is going to finish in the relegation zone?

Hertha or Stuttgart?

I am sorry because my mistake was a lot confusing and I am sadly correcting that mistake. I was thinking that Hertha it has the last match against Dortmund and I am quite sure Hertha is going to lose that match.

But what I didn't count is that Stuttgart is going to face Koln in the last match and Stuttgart is also more likely going to lose that match. But even if they end up in the same points, it is going to be added in terms of goal difference so now it is not going to make much of a difference.

Oh, that is alright no problem about that no need to apologize because I surely understand it, and with the Relegation playoffs, I think even though Stuttgart has many injured players than Hertha, Hertha's Stevan Jovetic that has a Torn Muscle Fibre can not play for them and against Dortmund, Hertha will lose this,

And with Stuttgart, I think there's no known player that is injured at the moment or Their key player is OK but against Koln, I think Koln will surely not take Stuttgart lightly, and Stuttgart losing to Koln might be possible,

So in my opinion Stuttgart will remain in the 16th Standing so they will play the relegation match challenge.