Quote from: Oshosondy on Today at 01:33:49 PM

Buying players is not what is considered as good start. Good start begins from when the league has started. I am looking forward to when premier league will start. There are many times you will see a club that sign good players but you might still be disappointed. I have seen this most especially in English Premier League several times. August 16 will come soon to begin the Premier League.

Yes, buying good players cannot be a 100% guarantee that a football team will be great. Because a soccer team contains 11 players on the field, you certainly can't rely on just one or two great players to win a match. The point is that solidarity and good chemistry are really needed to create a truly great team. I think one of the most important components is that. So it's useless if you buy players who have above average skills, but the team doesn't have good chemistry and cohesiveness. It is certain that a team like that will have difficulty winning every match.

Especially in the Premier League, the competition is very tight. The slightest mistake during a match can have fatal consequences for the team. So teams in the Premier League must be able to unite their players well in order to produce maximum results. Because if not, you can be sure it will be a little difficult to compete well. A big example is Manchester United. We certainly know, several seasons ago Ronaldo returned to Manchester United. However, at that time Ronaldo did not receive good attention from his teammates. Even Ronaldo often has problems with his coach (Ten Hag). The result at that time was that Ronaldo really played very badly at Manchester United. Then Manchester United also got bad results that season. Even though we know that Ronaldo is a really great player and Manchester United also has really talented players. But due to lack of cooperation and chemistry, the results turned out to be bad like that. That's why I emphasize that teamwork (chemistry) is a very important thing for a football team.