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He is capable of writing on a blackboard "no one has scored more than 100 points in this country," thus "convincing the players to overturn an injustice, stay in the Premier League, and aim to qualify for the Champions League through this competition by winning it." ^^

For now, we don't care about goal difference; the most important thing is to get 3 points tomorrow, which means a win. And for those who keep worrying about goal difference, if we win by 2 goals tomorrow, and we win by 2 goals against Arsenal, we'll each have the same goal difference of +36...

Whatever the result tomorrow against Chelsea, I want to beat Arsenal next weekend, I want to make their legs tremble, I want an atmosphere like never before seen at the Etihad Stadium, the preparations must start now.

We have two young players with enormous potential.

He made a big mistake trying to dribble past his man, and it almost cost them a goal. Apart from that, a masterful performance, boss match

Thanks for reminding me, I'd completely forgotten, I thought it was tomorrow. Note that he'll be playing without his usual experienced partner, Daley Blind, who is injured.

I often hear people say that if City had a world-class goalkeeper like Courtois, Neuer, Buffon, or Oblak, Pep would have won at least two more Champions League titles. Even abroad, he's not considered a great goalkeeper. Alison is sometimes mentioned when there are debates about the best...

Costa, whose value was estimated at $60 million. City escaped the worst.

Dias has three years left on his contract (until June 2029). He'll be 29 at the end of this season, and I think he'll play a lot next season, like Khusanov, Guehi, and Gvardiol. There are almost 70 matches, so everyone gets plenty of playing time. But the following season, he might play less...

Camavinga spends three-quarters of his time in the infirmary; he barely comes back from injury before getting injured again. Camavinga and Tchouameni, both remain failures. They're very physical but limited technically and in game intelligence. One of Real Madrid's problems is their midfield...

Barcelona hasn't even paid the full transfer fee for Torres yet; they're broke. Every season they're struggling and racing against the clock to register their players. They don't have the money to pay the transfer fee or the wages. As for the goalkeeper, I don't see why they would sell...

Bayern will put Real Madrid back where they belong. I'm betting on a minimum 5-goal difference between the first and second legs.

I read them from time to time, like the post-match pages. Perhaps it happens and I missed it, but in any case, I find it a shame when a player is in contention for man of the match and has delivered 99% of his performances, contributing significantly to the clean sheets. Then people criticize...

The fundamental error was Guehi's. If you watch the play from beginning to end, you'll see that Khusanov was man-marking wirtz and Guehi on Salah when the Liverpool goalkeeper had the ball in his hands. Guehi failed to track Salah and let Khusanov, who was starting from further back, take care...

Exactly, we talk a lot about his speed, but earlier in the post-match press conference, Pep Lijnders emphasized his intelligence. And we saw it clearly around the hour mark, when Cherki was pressed by Szoboszlai and then Wirtz. Look at how he moved at that moment to create a passing option...

This is the best description of Khusa I've read online from a neutral football fan. ''Khusanov this season is one of the reason for Manchester City good form currently, he’s one of the best defenders in the league and it’s not even hype, you can see it in how secure City look with him in the...