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Coaching an international team for 1 year would essentially be a sabbatical for Pep. He could be back to a normal club job after the WC

I think we were linked to this kid earlier. Left-sided right-footed lw/8, featured in Spain's Euro-winning squad:

Xavi or De Zerbi are fine options I reckon. As for Xabi Alonso, he clearly has 'Real Madrid' written on him and looks like ideal Ancelotti's heir both for personal (former player) and coaching (style) reasons.

I'd say his style is closer to Kaka

voted as BuLi player of the season

This guy is funnier than AFTV

Federico Redondo, Fernando Redondo's 20 yo son. Plays for Argentinos Juniors as DM and is currently representing Argentina at the U20 WC

He looks sensational as a deep-lying CM, has awareness of whats happening around and impressive press-resistance. Dribbles easily and rarely chooses wrong pass options even when attacked from multiple angles. To put it simply, he naturally possesses all the qualities that Foden needs to develop...

Marca will probably announce Mbappe, Haaland, Bellingham and Davis as done Madrid signings today lol

...and if there's a top player that is natural in that hybrid 'libero' position, it's De Jong. Played exactly that role when broke through at Ajax. As for Rice, don't see him adding anything to our starting 11. Top player, but not an upgrade on Rodri, not creative enough to play as 8, and too...

Getting ready for a big transfer I'd guess

Gvardiol Bellingham Larsson Molina Isco

His similarity to Kev is uncanny

"Nwaneri made his Premier League debut against Brentford in September 2022, becoming the youngest ever Arsenal player, and the youngest player to appear in the top flight of English football"

We tried to sign De Jong initially, then turned to Jorginho. Rodrigo was our 3rd option