Yes, actually I personally don't understand why Barcelona are interested in signing Rasphord. Because basically Barcelona currently has quite great players. So even if they don't sign Rasphord, Barcelona will still be a great team and will definitely be able to compete well in all the competitions they will participate in. That's why I actually don't understand why Barcelona signed Rasphord, who is clear that even at Manchester United his performance is not very good.

Because in my personal opinion, if Barcelona only brought Rashford to be a reserve player, I think it was really useless. So rather than like that, it's better for Barcelona not to borrow Rasphord from Manchester United. In addition, I also agree with your assumption that Barcelona is currently in financial difficulties. So it is certain that with this Barcelona will also have difficulty in being able to make Rasphord permanent next season. So, Barcelona should be much better at this time to just relax. Because they must realize, that they are experiencing financial difficulties. And besides that the squad that Barcelona has is also quite good at the moment. So even if Barcelona doesn't bring in any new players I don't think it's a problem.

You're right, I also don't understand Al nasr at the moment. Because at first glance they seem to want to be able to advance their team in order to be better next season, but in reality they don't seem too serious about it. Because as you said, Al Nasr's defense and goalkeeping problems have not been able to overcome, while next season will not be long in starting. So, with this, I think Al Nasr is really not serious about building a better team. Because until now Al Nasr has not been able to bring in a single player from Europe, and I think that is a serious problem for Al Nasr.

Because, other teams in the Saudi Arabian league, have moved quite well to bring in players. As well as Al Qadisiyah who have managed to bring in the top score of the serie a, namely Retegui and also Al Hilal has managed to bring in Theo Hernandez. So with this, how can Al Nasr compete with them if their team situation is like this.

Because, as we know Al Nasr really needs stone players who can help Ronaldo in attack and also players to strengthen his defense. And while currently Duran is also on loan by Al Nasr to another team. So with this it is clear that Al Nasr is really sure to have difficulties next season.

I don't know whether the statement made by the IMF is true or not. Because what I know is that since El Salvador began adopting bitcoin the IMF has always given El Salvador quite a stinging criticism. So if you look at that, it could be that the assumption said by the IMF was just a criticism for El Salvador. But, it does not rule out the possibility if the IMF is right. Because buying bitcoin every day with public funds will certainly be a little unbalanced for the country.

Because El Salvador hodl the bitcoin it buys, while what happens if the country of El Salvador needs money for its country's needs. So it is certain that with this it makes sense if El Salvador is not always able to buy bitcoin every heart. But even so, I don't think it matters if El Salvador can't afford bitcoin every day. Because that's their right and they are free to do whatever they want with the bitcoin investment they are running.

Yes, in the previous season Milan's performance was very bad, and I personally also did not think that Milan would have such a performance in the previous season. But basically that's the reality that exists and Milan must accept its reality. But I also hope that Milan will rise again next season. Because it will certainly be very less exciting if next season Milan cannot compete again in the top 4 positions in Serie A. But the problem is that currently Milan don't seem to be moving too aggressively in the transfer market. So if it continues like this, I think Milan will find it difficult to compete optimally in Serie A. So they should start moving aggressively in the transfer window this time.

Because, in my personal opinion, Milan currently has a large enough fund to be able to get some good players. Because as far as I know, until now Milan have sold several players at quite expensive prices. For example, Tijjani Reijnders, Theo Hernandez, and also Pierre Kallulu. So with that, Milan should be able to bring in new, better players. Because if Milan don't bring in great players this time, I think Milan will be much worse in performance next season. Because, some of the key players have been sold. So Milan should realize this and start to take serious action on this matter.

Yes, with the great players Arsenal have brought in to date and including Gyokeres, of course it will make Arsenal stronger next season. But even so, I don't think this will be a guarantee that Arsenal can become champions next season. Because the competing teams also really strengthen their squad very well. Because as we know Liverpool are also really strengthening their squad at the moment and have brought in a lot of great players who will certainly make Liverpool difficult to match. Therefore, if Arsenal want to become champions in the English league next season, I think they need to be really careful in bringing in players.

Because, if they are not careful when bringing in new players, even though the players brought in are expensive players, I think the results will be less good. Because Arsenal need to bring in players who can really make their squad even greater. So the players he brings in really have to be able to fill the gaps Arsenal have. Because surely it would be useless if Arsenal brought in expensive players, but these players were unable to fill the gaps in Arsenal. And besides that, if for example next season Arsenal fail to win the English league again, I think it is possible that Arteta will be fired by Arsenal.

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Yes, when investing in Bitcoin, having great enthusiasm is important, but don't let that enthusiasm overwhelm you and neglect your financial security. I believe investing in Bitcoin, or any other asset, should be done wisely and shouldn't be driven by greed, which can be detrimental. Therefore, what you did (investing in Bitcoin with half your salary) was certainly reckless and likely showed a lack of appreciation for the Bitcoin investment process you were about to undertake. Because when you invest in Bitcoin, you shouldn't forget about your needs, as it certainly requires costs.

So, when you invest in Bitcoin and start accumulating, ensure the money you invest is your own money. Or, you could also call it discretionary income. Because, if you invest in Bitcoin with discretionary income, you're likely to be able to hold Bitcoin much more optimally. After all, discretionary income is money that isn't allocated to any other needs. Therefore, when discretionary income is invested in Bitcoin, it will certainly be much better. But if you invest in Bitcoin using non-discretionary or hot money, I'm sure you won't last more than two months. Because the hot money you invest is essentially still part of your needs.

You're right, many media outlets have reported that Yamal has experienced a significant increase in height. Therefore, many people are starting to worry about his rapid growth. Yamal is a winger, and being too tall will certainly affect his performance. Wingers are required to have good running speed, and being too tall will likely reduce their running speed. However, I personally don't think this will decrease Yamal's performance, as long as he can train consistently and maintains a healthy lifestyle. Of course, if Yamal can continue to hone his skills and physique, I don't think his height will be a problem for him anymore. In fact, his height will probably make him even more formidable in one-on-one duels on the field.

Yamal is currently around 180 cm, and I believe that with that height, Yamal can certainly continue to play to his full potential. However, if Yamal continues to experience height growth, I think that would be quite worrying. Since Yamal is currently 18 years old, if his height continues to grow, I'm sure he'll be over 190 cm by the age of 25. If that were to happen to Yamal, I think he could try moving to center forward. Being so tall, he'd certainly excel in the center forward position.

Yes, I agree that money is something we seek and need in this world. Messi certainly needs it too. But remember, not everything has to be about money, especially when it comes to comfort and the environment. Messi, in particular, is already incredibly wealthy, and his family is well-off. So, given this, I think it's understandable that Messi would refuse to play in the Saudi Arabian league because his family wouldn't allow it. Because, when it comes to comfort, money can't solve everything. So, given this, Messi likely wouldn't want to play in the Saudi Arabian league.

While it's true that Saudi Arabian people are very friendly and caring, especially towards star players like Messi, the problem could be that Messi would be respected there if he played in the Saudi Arabian league. But what about his wife and children? Are they guaranteed to be treated the same way as Messi? So, I'm not overreacting, but I'm simply speaking based on my observations. Furthermore, Inter Miami is reportedly currently working on extending Messi's contract. So, with that in mind, I think Messi's chances of joining Al Ahli will certainly diminish.

Yes, of course, with Atalanta's current situation, they will certainly struggle next season. What will make things even more difficult for Atalanta is that they will have a very busy match schedule next season. This is because Atalanta will also be participating in the UCL next season, which will undoubtedly disrupt the Atalanta players' focus. Playing in more than two competitions will undoubtedly drain the players' stamina and mentality. Therefore, Atalanta will likely slump next season if they can't address their problems now.


Furthermore, Atalanta has only brought in three new players. The other three were loaned out and eventually signed by Atalanta. So, considering this, Atalanta has only brought in three new players Kamaldeen Sulemana, Marco, and Honest Ahanort. I believe these three new players will likely not be able to fill the void left by Atalanta's key players. So, given this, I think Atalanta really needs to bring in new players, especially for the attack. Because if their attack is bad, I think Atalanta will really be facing big problems.

Yes, the big teams in the Premier League are indeed competing to strengthen their squads for next season. That's why these teams are making quite aggressive and expensive player purchases. Speaking of Manchester City, I think this team also brought in quite a lot of players in this transfer window. Although the players Manchester City brought in weren't as expensive as those brought in by rival teams, I'm sure Pep had a strong reason for bringing in only those players. Perhaps Manchester City currently has sufficient squad depth, so perhaps for that reason Pep didn't bring in expensive players in this transfer window. Because due to the declining performance that befell Manchester City last season, I don't think it was due to the players being bad. But rather, it was caused by the declining chemistry between the players. So, perhaps because of that, Pep didn't need expensive players to be brought in this transfer window.

Your assumption is valid, but here I'm simply saying that when we regularly DCA Bitcoin, there's no harm in making more aggressive purchases if, for example, the price drops slightly. I don't think there's any harm in doing so, as long as we have discretionary funds. I believe Bitcoin's price decline shouldn't be wasted, as the price will inevitably return to normal afterward. I believe that if we accidentally see Bitcoin's price drop, it's a golden opportunity that may be difficult to repeat. That's why I emphasize aggressive buying when that happens, even if we're regularly DCAing. However, I'm not forcing anyone to do this. I'm simply sharing my personal understanding and experience. And whether or not people follow my understanding isn't a problem for me. Basically, everyone has their own way of investing in Bitcoin, and I understand that.

Perhaps you're right that Rashford wouldn't mind being a second-string player. But I'm sure Rashford wouldn't be able to endure being a substitute all the time. He was often used as a substitute at Manchester United, and eventually, he grew tired of it and decided to move to Barcelona. So, in my personal opinion, Rashford chose to move to Barcelona not because he wanted to be a substitute, but because he wanted to be a first-team player. However, Rashford knew that to break through to the first team, he had to demonstrate his ability and prove himself worthy of being a first-team player at Barcelona. If Rashford had chosen to join Barcelona just to be a second-string player, why would he have moved? He was a substitute at Manchester United, too.

So, don't not misunderstand Rashford. He's a young player with immense ambition. So, I'm sure his goal in moving to Barcelona was to regain his place. He no longer had any hope of becoming a starter at Manchester United. That's why Rashford chose to join Barcelona. Because he likely realizes that he still has a chance to become a first-team player at Barcelona. So, for now, we shouldn't immediately say that Rashford is willing to be a substitute. Being a substitute would certainly be very boring. Therefore, Rashford will definitely give his best performance with Barcelona.

Yes, I also don't understand why Atalanta is doing all this. They're currently on the rise and a respected team in Serie A. But looking at Atalanta's current situation, I think they'll struggle to become a formidable contender in Serie A again. As we know, Atalanta sold their star striker, Retegui, to Al Qadisiyah. I don't know the reason behind the sale, but one thing is certain and undeniable, Atalanta was tempted by the money offered by Al Qadisiyah. Perhaps that's why Atalanta sold Retegui. And of course, this will further weaken Atalanta's attack.

Although Atalanta has brought in many players, this still doesn't guarantee success with these new players. Furthermore, Atalanta has already signed six new players. However, I'm sure most of the players Atalanta brought in still need a lot of proper training to improve their performance. The problem is, I'm not too sure Atalanta's current coach can train these players well. Perhaps if Gasperini were still the coach at Atalanta, I'm sure he could make these players even better. But, I personally have a little doubt about Atalanta's current coach, Juric.

And regarding Lookman, I think if he leaves Atalanta, it will indeed weaken Atalanta. And in my personal opinion, Atalanta will even struggle to secure a Europa League spot if they sell a key player like Lookman.

I believe that teams in the Saudi Arabian League will likely still struggle to sign Messi, even with substantial contract offers. As we know, Messi was offered a substantial contract by a Saudi Arabian League team in the previous transfer window, but he turned it down. So, given this, I don't think Messi is uninterested in the large sums of money offered by Saudi Arabian League teams. However, Messi likely chose not to join those Saudi Arabian teams because his family wouldn't allow it. As we know, the lifestyle in Saudi Arabia is very different from that in Europe or America. Therefore, if Messi played in the Saudi Arabian League, his family and perhaps himself would have difficulty adapting. Therefore, I believe it will still be difficult for teams in the Saudi League to sign Messi, even if the contract offers are very large.

Yes, I think your assumption is correct and reasonable. The current situation at Manchester United really needs to be improved as a whole, not just from the players and coach. As we can see, Manchester United has been unable to recover from its slump for a decade. I think it's quite odd to blame only the players and coach. Manchester United has brought in many coaches and players this decade, but strangely, none of them have produced any results. So, I think this is truly the fault of Manchester United's management and analysts, who are incompetent in selecting coaches and players.

Because if Manchester United's management and analysts had worked well, I don't think Manchester United would be in this slump. Manchester United is a big team with a lot of money. So, Manchester United should be able to make changes to improve its team performance. But in reality, Manchester United has been unable to do that. In fact, according to Ronaldo's testimony, the current facilities at Manchester United have not been updated. Because Ronaldo sees that the current facilities were already in place when he first joined Manchester United. So, given this, I believe Manchester United should change ownership so everything can run smoothly.

In fact, if the Bitcoin price drops, the DCA amount we use should be higher. For long-term Bitcoin investors, a price drop isn't a problem it's actually a good opportunity to buy more Bitcoin. So, you don't need to fear a Bitcoin price drop. As long as we invest long-term, our journey to accumulating Bitcoin doesn't need to be fixated or confused by the price. Because Bitcoin is an investment asset with a very clear cycle, there's no reason to be afraid of investing in it. Even if we roughly describe it, even though Bitcoin's price fluctuations are like erratic pencil strokes, Bitcoin will ultimately continue to experience price increases with each cycle. So, with this in mind, we don't need to be afraid of price drops or anything else when investing in Bitcoin. Essentially, we should focus on conducting DCA regularly, remembering our goals, and being more active in seeking additional income, so that our discretionary income will increase.

And one more thing, never wait for a price drop to buy Bitcoin. Because if you do that, you might regret it. So, stick to investing in bitcoin with DCA.

Yes, I think Osimhen is better off with Galatasaray. He's respected there and has teammates with whom he has good chemistry. So, with that in mind, I hope Osimhen's transfer will be finalized soon. So, Osimhen won't be left scrambling to find a team that can actually offer him a contract. Osimhen has been completely uncertain about his football career. After his problems with Napoli, he was loaned to Galatasaray, with no clarity. Napoli's asking price for Osimhen is very high, making it difficult for him to find a new team. So, I think this news will definitely bring some relief to Osimhen. As we know, Galatasaray is able to pay Napoli's fee, although according to reports, Galatasaray will pay in installments. Nevertheless, this is still encouraging news for Osimhen. So, now perhaps Osimhen is just waiting for the official announcement and he will be much calmer about playing for Galatasaray.

Yes, with the quality of players Al Hilal currently has, I think Al Hilal has a greater chance of winning the Saudi Arabian League trophy next season. Their performance in the Club World Cup is clear evidence that Al Hilal is no ordinary team. They can even beat teams like Manchester City. So, with that in mind, Al Hilal certainly has a chance to reign supreme in the Saudi Arabian League again. However, the challenge will certainly be immense. The current Saudi Arabian League teams are certainly at a different level. So, while Al Hilal will likely dominate the Saudi Arabian League next season, winning the trophy will still be no easy feat.


Furthermore, Al Hilal has brought in another equally impressive player, Theo Hernandez. I believe with Theo at Al Hilal, their defense will definitely improve. Because, Theo is a proven defender, and he proved it during his time at AC Milan. So, with that, Al Hilal will definitely be even better. So, I personally can't wait to watch Al Hilal play next season.

Yes, signing Rashford seems like the easiest option for Barcelona. As we know, they can't sign Nico due to financial constraints. Therefore, bringing in Rashford as a replacement is indeed the right move for Barcelona. However, Rashford might actually have a difficult time securing a place in Barcelona's first team. Since Raphinha will undoubtedly remain a key player on the wing, Rashford will have to work harder to impress Hansi Flick and secure a place in the Barcelona first team. Personally, I believe that if Rashford doesn't work hard and improve his performance, Barcelona won't offer him a contract.

Furthermore, Rashford will likely lose interest from major European teams, and he will ultimately become an underrated player. Therefore, Rashford shouldn't waste this opportunity, as it presents him with a chance to showcase his best performance and secure a permanent contract with Barcelona. Because, at Manchester United, Rashford is no longer a priority, as evidenced by his minimal playing time. Therefore, if he fails at Barcelona, Manchester United is unlikely to offer him a contract extension. If that's the case, Rashford will likely only play for mid-table teams.