Seriously, there's one reality I have come to understand, not all players are suitable for some certain teams. If he has spent like a little more time t Borussia Dortmund and allowed to develop more, I'm sure another great team would have come for him. I still remember back then when I used to hear of Sancho and how good he was with the ball but everything changed the moment he joined Manchester United. It was as If his magic was stolen all of a sudden.

I already knew he wouldn't meet up to expectations, ever since he was coach of Manchester United and started acting as if his the world's best coach, treating his players the way he wanted, I took note of him and knew he wouldn't last in the team. I told my Manchester United fan friends that he will be sacked, they claimed he was doing fine, I insisted that he will be sacked. He was eventually sacked, I just to myself, he thinks his a world class coach but he isn't. When Bayern Leverkusen appointed him, I just knew a disaster was just around the corner waiting, one thing I didn't foresee was his early sack. I knew he would be sacked eventually but not this early.

Looking at the amount of money been spent in the EPL alone, menhhh, it's crazy. Over £3 billion has been spent this summer alone in the EPL. No league a cross the glove comes close to this figure, now tell me how other leagues can or will be able to compete with the EPL in terms of entertainment? Of wether we like it or not, the EPL is the most watched league and with the best entertainment. You use money to look for for money, that's the simple truth.

But seriously, is Manchester United problems only the coach? Just saying though because if you look back at the success rate of these two coaches in their previous teams you will notice that it doesn't add up, Ten Hang was good at Ajax and Amorim was also a better coach at Sporting CP but they became a disaster at Manchester United. Something really doesn't add up, could it be that it's the coaches or the team itself?

Some many transfer took place at the deadline hours of the transfer window just as it has always happened before now. So I wasn't surprised when I saw news of players moving to various clubs because I already expected it. Although, not all deals pulled through as some fell along the way. I was thinking that Manchester United will eventually sign Martinez from Aston Villa since they needed a quality goalkeeper but I was surprised that they signed another goalkeeper instead.

Wait, Manchester United got a new goalkeeper again! Although, I don't even know this guy and I haven't seen him perform before. Well since, the club has already purchased him, I just hope he performs well for the club.
This one you're saying his made more costly mistakes than Onana, should I be afraid for Manchester United! Lol. The club is already giving enough headache already let them not keep adding to it please.

You forgot to mention that when Mbappe arrived at Real Madrid the club was already a ticking time bomb that is ravaged with injuries. The management thought because the team pulled through the previous season that they will do the same again that season, what they failed to understand was that, other teams had reinforced even Barcelona reinforced and we all saw what Barcelona did to Real Madrid last season. I was part of the people who criticised Mbappe saying his not a Real Madrid type of player but it was later that I understood this was beyond just one player. The teams whole backline was gone majorly with injuries. No team can function without any part of the three departments. The forwards did their jobs in most part of the game but the question is, did the back line do their jobs?

Remember PSG when they tried to buy all the best players just to win the Champions League, they had Messi, Neymar and all the best players in defense and midfield, but it didn't give them anything. So just gathering all the stars in one team is not the best solution, because there must be a coach who can manage all these players, which is not easy. Enrique, by the way, saw that it was difficult for him with Mbappe and in the end he was not against him leaving the club and it worked for PSG. Real Madrid now has many great players, but how Alonso will be able to manage them is not clear yet.
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You forgot to mention that when Mbappe arrived at Real Madrid the club was already a ticking time bomb that is ravaged with injuries. The management thought because the team pulled through the previous season that they will do the same again that season, what they failed to understand was that, other teams had reinforced even Barcelona reinforced and we all saw what Barcelona did to Real Madrid last season. I was part of the people who criticised Mbappe saying his not a Real Madrid type of player but it was later that I understood this was beyond just one player. The teams whole backline was gone majorly with injuries. No team can function without any part of the three departments. The forwards did their jobs in most part of the game but the question is, did the back line do their jobs?

Remember PSG when they tried to buy all the best players just to win the Champions League, they had Messi, Neymar and all the best players in defense and midfield, but it didn't give them anything. So just gathering all the stars in one team is not the best solution, because there must be a coach who can manage all these players, which is not easy. Enrique, by the way, saw that it was difficult for him with Mbappe and in the end he was not against him leaving the club and it worked for PSG. Real Madrid now has many great players, but how Alonso will be able to manage them is not clear yet.
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You forgot to mention that when Mbappe arrived at Real Madrid the club was already a ticking time bomb that is ravaged with injuries. The management thought because the team pulled through the previous season that they will do the same again that season, what they failed to understand was that, other teams had reinforced even Barcelona reinforced and we all saw what Barcelona did to Real Madrid last season. I was part of the people who criticised Mbappe saying his not a Real Madrid type of player but it was later that I understood this was beyond just one player. The teams whole backline was gone majorly with injuries. No team can function without any part of the three departments. The forwards did their jobs in most part of the game but the question is, did the back line do their jobs?

Wow, that's really nice and congratulations to him on this. After his wonderful time at Ajax before Manchester United and Ten Hang bought him and killed his career, last season we saw how he played very well for Real Betis and not just that, his enjoying his stay at the club unlike what he passed through in Manchester United. For the fans to really want him in there team, that simply means that his performed to their expectations.

It's actually Barcelona that were lucky in the match only if Rayo Vallecano players has converted their chances, 7 shots on target and they scored only one goal, they were not clinical. Kudos to Barcelona goalkeeper tough because he saved his team from getting disgraced by a small team. It was a tough game for the Catalans, hopefully they will work on their poor performance in their next game, that I'm sure of.

just Love that Nico Williams and the way he plays most of the time, his a perfect player that suits into the role of a proper LW player. Had it been that Athletic Bilbao was a top team in the league, he would have achieved a lot with the team. His move to Barcelona would have even boosted him and the team because he has a lot to offer. But the truth is that Williams will not exceed more than this so long as his still playing for a lesser club in the league compared to the top two clubs. He would have broken more records if only he was playing for either Real Madrid or Barcelona.

Yes, Nico Williams is indeed a young player who has excellent skills and instincts. So it's no surprise that he has been able to help his team, Bilbao, consistently achieve quite good results in the three matches they have played so far in La Liga. In the match against Betis, even though Nico didn't score, his contribution in this match was truly extraordinary. So with that, I think Bilbao is truly fortunate to have a great player like Nico. Perhaps if Nico had actually joined Barcelona in the transfer market, I don't think Bilbao's performance would be as great as it is now. Because basically Nico is a very important key player that Bilbao has. So with that, it's fortunate that Nico didn't move to Barcelona this season.
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I just Love that Nico Williams and the way he plays most of the time, his a perfect player that suits into the role of a proper LW player. Had it been that Athletic Bilbao was a top team in the league, he would have achieved a lot with the team. His move to Barcelona would have even boosted him and the team because he has a lot to offer. But the truth is that Williams will not exceed more than this so long as his still playing for a lesser club in the league compared to the top two clubs. He would have broken more records if only he was playing for either Real Madrid or Barcelona.

I really do commend the way they are doing business, this club was issued almost £60 millions in sales in order to register some sets of players but they achieved this when they sold Madueke to Arsenal for £50 million plus and one other player which I can't recall his name right now and that was how they came up the money from players sales. And that's not even all, they are the same time generated more money from players sales during the transfer window, I'm not even going to talk about the money that came from the CWC tournament that they recently won. In a nutshell, Chelsea is spending money and at the same time making enough money simultaneously.

But the Jackson to Bayern Munich loan deal broke down after Chelsea asked him to return to the club. That very deal is off and Jackson is back to Stamford bridge. Kolo Muani is on a seasons long loan Tottenham but I don't know the agreement in his contract, if there's an option to buy after the loan spell or not. Kolo hasn't impressed for PSG maybe because he doesn't get game time, in tottenham he will get lots of it, let's see the stuff his made of in that team.

Finally, a team that suits him. Not all players are going to be good in a big team, some flourish there while others don't and I think his one of those good players that isn't built for big teams but for average teams where they can make their names. I'm very it took him more than 20 EPL games to register 4 assists. I'm sure he will be happy here at Everton and above all, he will be a regular starter for the team which wasn't so in his formal club.

Yeah, there's no argument that Liverpool won't lose matches, of course they would definitely. And spending so much on transfer doesn't still guarantee the team winning the league but with the signings they are expecting to do better in all competitions and probably win the league because they have all the players in all departments of the pitch.

Judging from the way they play currently, I wouldn't argue with you on this very one. They are now acting like one mid table team from their way of playing. Their first match of the season, one would think that they are back and making amends for what happened last season, but after that game, it's been disappointing results following their games. It now seems as if the coach has lost his touch and hunger for the game done people actually consider it true and I wouldn't doubt them either.

Another loan deal for Sancho, a talented player that left Borussia Dortmund and wanted to play for a big club like Manchester United but ended up with what he never expected. After been loaned out to Chelsea for failing to play well for Manchester United, Chelsea on the other hand didn't see the need to make the loan move permanent because he took didn't play up to expectations in the club. Now his been loaned out again to Aston Villa just today.

What was the vindication exactly for Rayo Vallecano about? Were they also given a fake penalty like that of Barcelona, no of course. If Barcelona had scored another goal wouldn't it have counted and that's how they would have won the match. To be there's absolutely no vindication here for them. I just wonder they are not making noise again on the internet after this, if it was against them, they will say all sorts of things against La Liga and VAR, but it's in there favour, everywhere is quiet.