Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 02:04:07 PM

Quote from: Smartvirus on December 21, 2024, 04:12:21 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on December 21, 2024, 04:03:28 PM

A title is a title, plus it's not the kind of title that's won in trash tournaments, to qualify for it you need to win the Champions League. Ancelotti has become the most decorated coach in Real Madrid history thanks to this title. I think he is happy, as are the other players who are pleased to get a tick in a long list of various trophies.

If we are to look at performance after players retire from their footballing career, what speaks for you is the trophies you have in your cabinet or on the shelf or wherever you choose to display those winning days. It doesn’t even matter if you won them off the bench. You’ve got something to show for your footballing career that a lot of other players don’t.
The team you might have won that from doesn’t matter too. So yeah, Real Madrid might suck at the moment but, they’ve made good of the squad. We would most likely want to see them in their formal glory but, it is what it is at the time.

Yep. Take Camavinga for example - he came to Real in 2021 and has already won every title that can be won in club football. Sounds pretty good. Now let's take Kane Grin

He is 31 years old and this season he will get (with a probability of 97%) his first title in the form of a Bundesliga winner. These are different levels.
It is clear that different titles have different values, but it is obvious that no one would deliberately give up any title.

Title is the main reason of the competition and no club or player will give up on winning titles, because that's what will increase your net worth and also bring more funds for the club. I will be the happiest man if Bayern finally win Bundesliga because Kane will be the most beneficial player.

You can use Madrid as an example, the are the best because they have won more titles than any other club. Big titles not small one and that is why they're also the richest.