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No club st!ngy pass Chelsea. Fans wanted them to bring out the money and sign the right player, but they refused, and now that decision is starting to catch up with them. Just look at the kind of striker they could have gone for, but instead they ended up choosing Delap.

But honestly, this might actually be a blessing in disguise for Victor Osimhen. Because if he had joined Chelsea and things started going wrong like this, people would have pushed the blame onto him immediately. Sometimes, some transfers not happening can actually save a player from unnecessary pressure and criticism.

Just look at how even an injured Mikel Merino still has more minutes than our Ballon d’Or holder who’s also on the verge of winning another one.

Ligue 1 is definitely a flex, no doubt. Even Cristiano Ronaldo at 41 is still getting more minutes than some PSG regular starters, that alone says a lot about how things differ across leagues.

People laughed when Ronaldo said the Saudi Pro League is more competitive than Ligue 1, but maybe it’s time to stop brushing everything off so quickly. Football isn’t always as simple as it looks from the outside.

Antoine Semenyo and Savinho share one clear weakness, they tend to shy away from 1 vs 1 situations.

It’s not about questioning their overall quality, but in modern football, that directness can make a big difference. If they can improve and become more confident in those moments, it could completely change how the team plays.

Because honestly, if that side of their game improves, there’s no doubt this squad has everything it takes for Manchester City to dominate next season.

Pep Guardiola, players try them from right wing, I want to check something

Messi should just leave MLS already. They are not on his level.

He should be playing in a more competitive league, not this “burger league” where he’s just stat padding.

It just feels unfair to football when a player like him is playing with a high school boys .

I never said Antoine Semenyo is a bad player. That’s not even the point I was making.

Sometimes, people need to actually understand where a statement is coming from before rushing to conclusions or backlash. What I said was very specific, I only pointed out that he’s not very effective in 1 vs 1 situations.

That doesn’t take away from his quality as a player or what he offers overall. It simply means there’s an area of his game that needs improvement, and that’s normal for any developing player. That’s all I meant.