Quote from: klidex on Today at 10:50:05 AM

As football fans, of course we want to see the performances of the best players, which makes competition tight and most of the best players are in big clubs. If these big clubs play without their best players, this will certainly make it difficult for the club itself because its performance will decline and for Do we see a game without the best players when they are fighting each other to the next round? Isn't that too risky, as fans we definitely don't want to see our favorite club, one of the players gets injured because he will be absent and won't be able to help the club. Especially if he is a the coach's mainstay players will certainly make the coach feel frustrated having to rack his brains to rotate his players and create effective strategies.

Big clubs without the best players are like vegetables without "tasteless" salt. Big clubs have a lot of finances so it's natural to get the best players and as much as possible they are always used in big competitions, not just in domestic competitions, so it's really strange when we see big clubs playing. without the best players, this is very detrimental for the club itself unless a key player is injured.

There is no doubt things are going to be tough in big matches and losing their top players are going to be setback for the big clubs which is happening due to useless international friendlies which give this all and now soccer fans are going to face consequences as well with clubs which spend huge funds are also having not good situation due to these injuries.

Now we have few days left in quarterfinals, and we have no updates about few top players which are having injuries creating chaos but still things are needed to be fixed as they have acceptable for the all stakeholders even few clubs are having replacements but still this all is going to be worst for them as they will not able to have their first choice players which were at his best and giving them good success through their quality.