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When I look at the transfers made, players who will be useful in the required areas were acquired. City also made transfers with the same policy. Of course, the most important issue now is: how will these players adapt? For example, Wirtz and Frimpong had a very good season in Leverkusen, but the German League and the Premier League are very different. Will they be able to adapt to this intense tempo?

Kerkez will not have an adaptation problem since he is already in Bournemouth.
It seems to me that the Premier League will be a competition between City and Liverpool next year.
I think that next season in the Premier League, all teams will probably compete well, with more competition for those who can afford to buy high-priced players. Moreover it may be true that some of the players that Liverpool Football Club has bought may not face problems due to the adaptation process because they are currently with different clubs. All of the players mentioned in this chart are talented and would most likely be a good fit for Liverpool Football Club, a closer look at their transfer reveals that they have snapped up a left-back from Bournemouth so it remainswe have to accept that players in demand will definitely be seen how they are able to improve next seasontheir leaders.
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Quote from: yenerbatmaz on June 27, 2025, 01:15:40 PM
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It might be wrong to expect good things from Liverpool because last season Liverpool was a favorite team but they couldn't do anything like that. Why do we always see inconsistent performances from Liverpool in big tournaments? Now Liverpool may be a strong team on paper but when the Champions League season starts, you will see that this team will qualify for the quarter-finals or semi-finals at the most and then they will not be able to go any further.
Liverpool Football Club may no longer be plagued by inconsistent performances vecause it has to be accepted that their summer spending patterns suggest that they are preparing for the upcoming major seasonal tournaments. Looking at their statistics, it might be easy to judge that they are not only strong on paper now, but will be strong for the upcoming season. As you mentioned it may not be because they may have shown their dismal performance this season but will be able to do something surprising in the upcoming UEFA Champions League. Now look at the spending patterns of this club and see how they prioritized notable players.



When I look at the transfers made, players who will be useful in the required areas were acquired. City also made transfers with the same policy. Of course, the most important issue now is: how will these players adapt? For example, Wirtz and Frimpong had a very good season in Leverkusen, but the German League and the Premier League are very different. Will they be able to adapt to this intense tempo?

Kerkez will not have an adaptation problem since he is already in Bournemouth.
It seems to me that the Premier League will be a competition between City and Liverpool next year.
I think that next season in the Premier League, all teams will probably compete well, with more competition for those who can afford to buy high-priced players. Moreover it may be true that some of the players that Liverpool Football Club has bought may not face problems due to the adaptation process because they are currently with different clubs. All of the players mentioned in this chart are talented and would most likely be a good fit for Liverpool Football Club, so it remains to be seen how they are able to improve next season.
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Quote from: yenerbatmaz on June 27, 2025, 01:15:40 PM
Quote from: AirtelBuzz on June 27, 2025, 01:03:27 PM
Quote from: bitcoin_mining on June 26, 2025, 04:23:15 PM
It might be wrong to expect good things from Liverpool because last season Liverpool was a favorite team but they couldn't do anything like that. Why do we always see inconsistent performances from Liverpool in big tournaments? Now Liverpool may be a strong team on paper but when the Champions League season starts, you will see that this team will qualify for the quarter-finals or semi-finals at the most and then they will not be able to go any further.
Liverpool Football Club may no longer be plagued by inconsistent performances vecause it has to be accepted that their summer spending patterns suggest that they are preparing for the upcoming major seasonal tournaments. Looking at their statistics, it might be easy to judge that they are not only strong on paper now, but will be strong for the upcoming season. As you mentioned it may not be because they may have shown their dismal performance this season but will be able to do something surprising in the upcoming UEFA Champions League. Now look at the spending patterns of this club and see how they prioritized notable players.



When I look at the transfers made, players who will be useful in the required areas were acquired. City also made transfers with the same policy. Of course, the most important issue now is: how will these players adapt? For example, Wirtz and Frimpong had a very good season in Leverkusen, but the German League and the Premier League are very different. Will they be able to adapt to this intense tempo?

Kerkez will not have an adaptation problem since he is already in Bournemouth.
It seems to me that the Premier League will be a competition between City and Liverpool next year.
I think that next season in the Premier League, all teams will probably compete well, with more competition for those who can afford to buy high-priced players. Moreover it may be true that some of the players that Liverpool Football Club has bought may not face problems due to the adaptation process because they are currently with different clubs. All of the players mentioned in this chart are talented and would most likely be a good fit for Liverpool Football Club, so it remains to be seen how they are able to improve next season.