Quote from: sokani on August 01, 2023, 09:08:52 PM

Quote from: Despairo on August 01, 2023, 01:55:49 PM

Klopp is really taking a risky move by selling their two veteran midfielders, it's similar like Chelsea. Although the performance of both Chelsea and Liverpool in club friendlies are good enough, but we don't know what will happen in the real match.

Liverpool have already released and sold out a good number of their players such as Oxlade Chamberlain, Naby Keita, James Milner, Roberto Firmino. Jordan Henderson and Fabinho are the latest to be added to the exit list. It might turned out to be a dumb move to have all these experienced players leave the club at once but at the same time overhaul of the squad could be what the team need to push for a top four finish next season. But my problem is they've not really brought in enough players to make up for the departed ones. So far the they have only bought Mac Allister from Brighton and Dominik Szoboszlai from Leipzig, more signings is needed before the transfer window closes.

Well, the truth is it is difficult to know what Liverpool wants , because it is Incredible that they have sold so many good players and that they do very well in the team , Personally I do not know what they are looking for, I do not know how they are doing Aramr the team again , could it be that they are very bad financially ? Do you want to build a team with players who don't get so chaotic to see if they can do something better? What strikes me is that these things can be quite strong when a team needs to require good Players for this PL, apart from this things in the PL are getting very Strong , there are teams that have been Reinforced with very good Players.

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The owner of Newcastle United is Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. And now Newcastle are the richest club in the Premier League. At the same time, the Public Investment Fund is also ready to spend a lot of money. But the Newcastle management is very experienced. They want to stabilize the team slowly. And I'd say the Newcastle management wouldn't be wrong to trust coach Eddie Howe.

Newcastle management did not spend much money. And they didn't include any star players in the squad. They added Sandro Tonali and Harvey Barnes to the squad. And both of them are midfielders and young players. I guess coach Eddie Howe has different plans. He wants to build the team fit to win the Champions League title in the next few years. And so he is investing money in young players.

Of course there is always a plan behind a team's approach to its player transfer policy from season to season. Newcastle have developed well under Eddie Howe, but I believe he needs to build a better team than he is now if he has ambitions of winning the Premier League title or the Champions League. Eddie Howe is certainly in no rush to do so as long as the management still trusts him, but the fact is that Newcastle have been the better team step by step.

I'm curious about Newcastle in the coming season, of course after they have qualified for the Champions League. Eddie Howe may don't expect too high in Champions League, but still he will do his best to test and try to go as far as they can.

I am a person who really likes Newcastle, for everything they have done, I believe that they can do something very good and they can be focused in a direction that is very much towards victory, some do not have faith in it, I believe that every team that is in the PL has the illusion of doing things very well in order to win it, we could all go and talk about City, Arsenal, many teams that are quite outstanding, of course for those that have shown us since last season, the level is very high, but it is not impossible for Newcastle to achieve great things, I do not rule out that if they can go looking for that PL.

What we Should see here is that things Have gone well for Newcastle , I see it very well, the coach has done excellent for me, it would be a matter of seeing how they Continue to Develop , if there are more changes , more buy , Sales.

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe sends warning to Sandro Tonali after £55m transfe

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Eddie Howe has warned Sandro Tonali “the Premier League is different.”

‌The Italian star made an impressive St James’ Park debut on Saturday against Fiorentina as Newcastle won 2-0 with goals from Miguel Almiron and Alexander Isak. The £55m man has to prove himself combative enough for a place in Howe’s first starting XI of the season against Aston Villa next week and Howe has seen an improvement in his defensive duties.

The former AC Milan playmaker’s quality on the ball is not in doubt, but Howe wants a solid midfield platform. Tonali played on the right of a three, and Howe admitted: “Out of possession it was a step up in his recent performances which was good to see.”

Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/newcastle-sandro-tonali-eddie-howe-30637876

Well here things are very clear, obviously they are telling the player in a few words that he has to win the position that he has to have much more speed and that things in the PL are harder than in Srie A you play another rhythm, it can be very good but things have to happen in the best way so that the player can contribute much more , that's what he looks for and he can Integrate quickly, what I see here is that the player has to grab a football of tougher level, more contact, not so focused on defense, things can look like this, however I Hope the player will adapt quickly because Newcastle Need Players who are 100%.