Quote from: AirtelBuzz on Today at 08:35:53 PM

Quote from: Barikui1 on Today at 08:20:01 AM

So the team I sees as the favourite here is Liverpool, and by looking at how they have dip hands in the transfer market and made a lot of expensive signing, we can all attest that they will be much more stronger than last season, so they are the clear favourite here.

The favorite badge will always remain with this team but the awkward experience we had against Chelsea in the Club World Cup accordingly they have been able to create coordination between the forwards which is now much more consistent in confusing the opposition. I fully believe that maybe Liverpool is not confused by them at all because they are currently thinking very deeply and reviewing the transfer market.
Liverpool Football Club's historic transfer deals are very significant as they are selecting world class players, and we see that they sold Luis Diaz to Bayern Munich for a very large price, So it can be said that this team may bring innovation to the game and build a team with modest expenses.

With all the moves Liverpool have made in the transfer market, it's natural that many of us will start favoring them again for the upcoming season. However, in addition to recruiting quite a few new players, the team has also been quite active in releasing players to other clubs. This means that Arne Slot is indeed making some changes to this team. However, sometimes a change can lead to greater success or, conversely, can lead to a decline. So, yes, it's still risky and the outcome remains unpredictable.

Liverpool's three preseason matches have yielded quite good results, winning twice and losing once. However, in their match against AC Milan last Saturday, it seemed like Liverpool had a lot of room for improvement. Tomorrow, Liverpool face Marinos in the J-League World Challenge. I'm confident Liverpool will win that match.