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Quote from: entertheabyss on Today at 07:48:57 AM

Real Madrid are coming for every major titles next season, they keep adding players with impressive stats and we know it's improvement for them. Carlo Ancelotti have potential talents in his squad and he will frequently make good use of them in matches and also tough games. Jude Bellingham and Arda Güler are tender and are already playing like professional footballers, this is a good contrast for Real Madrid, these players just have to developed and come out in good styles.

That's right, Real Madrid has recruited new players and even these players have seen their quality which will make Real Madrid stronger and more dangerous in their attack line. Moreover, Real Madrid has quality players who can be said to have never failed in getting new players, but that is thanks to the help of Acelotti who educates and nurtures his players very well so that they can perform very well and have very good quality and can help Real Madrid is a strong team and has excellent performance.

Is Real Madrid planning to bring back its 3rd Los Galacticos? because if you look at almost all the players who have arrived and will be brought in, they really have a positive trend in quality and quantity, which will make Real Madrid have the most ideal squad in Europe.

Quote from: slapper on Today at 01:21:17 PM

Flick's walking into a shitstorm. Barcelona's a mess, financially and on the pitch. Real Madrid is accumulating players; they have a loaded team. Barcelona is trying to save money and get by. It's a tough situation. I like Flick, he's a damn good manager, proved it with Bayern. Still, he is not a miracle worker. There will be no short cut to this. A rebuilding is involved, and it takes time

This season might be about stopping the bleeding, not winning trophies. Install some youthful talent, get the team playing some respectable football, and establish a foundation. Let's see what Flick can do. Both his balls and his intellect are there. He does, however, need time and board support. It'll be hard for Barcelona if they don't support him

Hansi Flick is being challenged to overcome the problems that exist in Barcelona and Laporta seem to have full confidence in Flick. In his welcome, Laporta did the same thing to Xavi when he was first brought in, but over time Xavi was treated differently. Hopefully Hansi Flick doesn't experience similar treatment, because Laporta wants to improve Barcelona but is a little stingy when it comes to budget matters. In my opinion, Flick will be in a dilemma on the one hand he has a quite promising program to build Barcelona, but on the other hand, I am not sure that Lapota will fully 100% support spending a lot of money in the transfer market. This is supported by Laporta's statement when responding to Mbappe arrival at Real Madrid, and for him Barcelona will continue to maintain its tradition of prioritizing players from the La Masia academy.