Quote from: Nheer on Today at 06:05:31 AM

It’s surprising how most of these clubs are changing their coaches though some will be leaving at mutual agreement while some were sacked. It will definitely affect some clubs just as it did to Napoli after they won the league last season and started to struggle when while Lucciano Spalletti left at mutual consent and some clubs will be lucky to still retain their performance despite bringing in a new coach.

Moyes performance was getting worse and they needed to replace him, i have not heard any news yet about Manchester United and Ten Hag parting ways but there are rumors of it already, Ten Hag needs to be replaced because the team’s performance seem to be getting worse every new season. Tuchel is not deserving to be Bayern Munich coach next season, i don’t know how difficult it is to coach a ready made team that always dominate the league but Tuchel led them to their worst season winning no trophy at all.

Xavi have already been replaced by Hansi Flick, i don’t know why they had to replace him but i think only Barca fans can answer this question properly but to me i feel Xavi is not a bad coach. Despite managing a team with low finances and not being able to sign relevant players he was still able to compete with Real Madrid and also winning the league as well so he deserves some credit for that. Let’s see how Flick will be able to manage a team with low finance

It’s time for Kloop to leave Liverpool after spending many years with the club and winning them trophies so i think their is always an end to anything with a beginning.

Well the party is over already and now Juventus have had some poor results which wasn’t expected though but they’re a football team and football is a game. I think the fans should take it easy as they don’t expect to have great results match in and out as this same Allegri have also won for them the Scudetto and they should know that the league is quite competitive and other teams also want to shine. Spaletti is said to be one of the huge favorites to replace Allegri and I think that’s not a great option right now though except he’s mentally ready.

Zinedine Zidane would be a preferable option for Manchester United even as they're aimed towards bringing the history making boss to join the team next season. Yes, he said he's done with the managerial task with Madrid seasons ago but it won't be harmful either if he opts to play a role in the English team's growth. United themselves know how much of a good impact his presence would bring and so by all means necessary they'd want to bring the tactical boss to their side. At thesame time, watch how much of a positive difference he would make for the team. It'll testifyingly be the best decision they'd ever make though so far. But let's hold on to that whilst watching if they'd be able to make the boss join them.

The European contests too was there. He had been able to put the team in the spotlight which they need to excel but luck didn't just shine on them. The players he's worked with are definitely improving in their abilities too. Just like Pep in City, Klopp is been a savior to Liverpool and they'd definitely have to get to some greater heights before he exits the team soon. His exit from the team would definitely have some impacts in the team's performance ahead either positively or negatively. It's only best to avoid the negative effects.