Quote from: Despairo on Today at 01:52:15 PM

Quote from: trendcoin on Today at 01:16:20 PM

I think Lewandowski made a very risky career choice. He can continue to work wonders in Barcelona as he did in Bayern Munich. I have no doubts about his abilities. But I don't know if the team can adapt to him. He was part of an ongoing order at Bayern Munich for many years. Now he goes to Barcelona as a savior. I hope things go well for him and he has an unforgettable experience in Barcelona.

Not only Lewandowski, but Barcelona is also taking a very risky decision since they're signed an expensive player while their financial aren't in good condition. I believe they're want achieve to get a trophy and it will make their financial slightly better, but if it goes wrong, they need to expect their decision to sign Lewandowski is a bad move.

Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 01:40:23 PM

I have just seen it on Transfermarkt yeah. I'm happy for their side honestly. This was their main issue in the end. In addition to this transfer I expect them to sign one more defender. They are still in talks with Manchester City for Nathan Ake now and maybe even Kounde can come too. Chelsea had better go for Kounde first if they really want him because Manchester City don't have interest in him as long as they keep Ake. However maybe they can give up on looking for another defender too while having Thiago Silva.

I doubt Manchester City will sell Nathan Ake, there's a news Chelsea have an interest to sign Presnel Kimpembe from PSG, so it might either Kounde or Kimpembe will join Chelsea.

I don't think Lewandowski took as much as risk as Barcelona did, Lewandowski is already almost 34 years old, and I don't Bayern Munchen would have renewed his contract next year beyond a year or two at most, and with Barcelona he very likely the going to get 2-3 years worth of deal as well, he barely has anything to lose, he's had an already illustrious career that most player would give everything to have. However, Barcelona on the other hand have taken a huge risk, and more so a financially unwise decision, given their current financial status and the amount the club will have to pay in terms of wages, the team literally cannot afford to go another year without silverware else it'll be back to how awful things were after the previous board left, if not far worse.