European cup (e.g. soccer)
The battle of the war is dying down and the transfer market is back in full swing. According to soccer journalist Romano, Paris Saint-Germain will announce the signings of two major free agents, Donnarumma and Ramos, in just 15 days, as well as bringing in Ashraf for around €70 million.
Currently, Paris is valued at up to 860 million euros, or about 6.6 billion yuan, in the German turn. Once these three top stars join, how will the strength of the team's lineup evolve? Together with Wijnaldum, who is already in place, the strength of Grand Paris is not just enhanced, it can simply be said to leap to a whole new level.
Looking back at last season, Paris broke into the quarterfinals of the Champions League; a season further back, it even made it to the final of the Champions League. This summer, with the addition of these four strong generals, in addition to the front line, the team's other positions have been strengthened. Looking at the entire European football world, at this moment, I'm afraid that the big Paris is already ranked first strong team. With such a lineup, if Pochettino still can't win the title in Ligue 1, I'm afraid to face the fate of dismissal. So, Mbappe will still choose to join Real Madrid?
Regardless of the league, Mbappe must fulfill one condition if he wants to win the Ballon d'Or: that is to win the Champions League. Without this season's Champions League laurels, he can hardly be the ultimate winner. At present, the strength gap between Real Madrid and Grand Paris is obvious. Does Mbappe choose to go to La Liga to train, or stay in the big Paris, in order to fight for the Champions League? This, undoubtedly, is a question worth pondering.
At the same time, in the entire European football world, the only one who has the ability to fight against Big Paris, I'm afraid, is Manchester City - this refers not only to the overall strength of the team, but also the financial strength of the club. However, after Aguero's departure, City's forward line strength has been unable to meet the expectations of the top giants. To compete with Paris in the Champions League, City must sign Kane.
Despite Levy's repeated statements that he will not sell Kane, I'm afraid things are not that simple. Tottenham's official announcement of Nuno as their new manager is a sure sign that Tottenham, no longer have ambitions to compete for the title. Kane has made it clear that he is hungry for title honors, and now that he has seen a scaled-down version of Mourinho, will he be satisfied? Therefore, after the Europa League, Kane may push for his own transfer. So, City should not miss this opportunity. With Kane, City will have the strength to compete with Big Paris. For Guardiola, no Champions League title will always be a failure.
