Quote from: Egii Nna on June 24, 2024, 03:18:12 PM

Quote from: junder on June 24, 2024, 09:59:52 AM

Even though it is unlikely that Real Madrid will experience a decline in performance, there are still other teams that have the same strong performance that might be able to match Real Madrid. To be honest, I hope there is another team that is able to match Real Madrid next season, such as perhaps Manchester City which is indeed can be said to be able to match Real Madrid's performance. I can't imagine if Manchester City loses Haalan and other star players, as well as their coach, who if they change will either make Manchester City still have a strong performance or experience a decline.

Although we know that Manchester City has a strong squad, without Haaland and other key players, including their coach, I don’t think they can do anything, although all this happened as a result of Guardiola saying that he is seeking a new challenge, which sparks rumours from every angle. and this will definitely affect the dynamics of Manchester City, but still, considering their squad, I can say that they might still keep the strong performance as we know, but to be honest, I don’t think there will be any other team that will be able to be stronger than Real Madrid. The best season is some how very hard to agree on, but we will see what will happen. Anything can happen in football.

I think it's a very accurate speculation that Madrid's performance has dropped a bit, of course they have Mbappé and possibly Modic will stay as a midfielder without a doubt, but it's obvious that they need a more specialised midfielder, Kross was the best there, he should have held out a bit longer, however I think they don't need a striker as much now, they need to reinforce the midfield which for me is where games are won, the case of City with Pep and Haaland is a reality, without these characters I think City would look very bad, and although Pep has said something like that, it doesn't hurt that he can change teams.

Real Madrid confirm departure of Champions League-winning captain

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While the 34-year-old has not always been regarded as a first-choice pick at the Bernabeu, he has been one of the most valuable squad players in the history of the club.

The versatile defender has made a total of 364 appearances in all competitions since his senior bow during the 2010-11 campaign.

Despite his advancing years, Nacho has arguably saved the best of those seasons until last, making 45 outings and skippering Los Blancos to Champions League success against Borussia Dortmund at the start of this month.

Like he did during the wins over Manchester City and Bayern Munich, the veteran was largely imperious as Carlo Ancelotti's side impressively lifted yet another European crown.

Source: https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/real-madrid/transfer-talk/news/one-of-the-biggest-legends-real-madrid-confirm-exit-of-nacho_546729.html?newsnow