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🚨🚨NEW: Paul Scholes say Arsenal is not among the Premier League title favourites next season: I’m going to stick my neck out here and say Arsenal will finish either third or fourth next season. I know that won’t go down well with Arsenal fans, but I just don’t see them finishing above Manchester United and Chelsea. For me, those two clubs will fight it out for first and second. United are building something that I think could surprise a lot of people, while Chelsea have the quality, depth and ambition to be right at the top of the table. Arsenal are a good side, there’s no doubt about that, but I think they’ll find themselves chasing the top two rather than competing for the title. If I had to predict it today, I’d have United and Chelsea fighting for the Premier League, with Arsenal finishing third or fourth.
The Football Verdict560,476 views • 24 days ago
🚨🚨NEW: Paul Merson on Geovany Quenda's Chelsea debut: 🗣“Let me tell you something, I don’t care if people think I’m getting carried away, Geovany Quenda is a serious, serious talent. What I saw against Juventus was ridiculous for a debut. The confidence, the explosiveness, the way he attacked defenders like they were nothing… this boy looked completely fearless. Chelsea haven’t just signed another young player; they’ve potentially signed a future superstar. I’ve seen plenty of talented youngsters come through, but Quenda has that different mentality. If he continues like this, in a few years we’ll be talking about him among the very best wingers in Europe. I’m not saying it for attention, I genuinely believe this kid can become world-class. Chelsea fans, enjoy this one because you’ve got a special player on your hands.”
The Football Verdict368,028 views • 22 days ago
🚨🚨NEW: Paul Scholes believes Arsenal won't be a serious title challngers next season: 🗣"I don't see Arsenal finishing in the top two next season. They've been very consistent under Mikel Arteta and they've done a lot of things well, but at some point you have to turn those good seasons into trophies. I just don't think they're at the level where they'll dominate the Premier League. When I look at the teams around them, Liverpool are always going to be there because they know what it takes to win the title, and Chelsea are the side that really catches my eye. They've recruited very well, they've got exciting young players mixed with quality, and under Xabi Alonso I think they'll take another big step forward. Everything seems to be moving in the right direction for them. For me, Liverpool and Chelsea are more likely to be the two teams fighting for the Premier League next season. Arsenal will still be competitive, but I think they'll fall short again because the teams around them have improved more and look better equipped to go all the way."
The Football Verdict469,134 views • 1 month ago
🚨🚨Jamie Carragher says Manchester United are far much behind in terms of ambition among the Big Six. “Manchester United are a shambles of a football club right now. I look at the way they are operating in the transfer market and I just don’t understand it. This is Manchester United — they should be going after the biggest players, the best talent available, but instead they keep walking away from deals because they don’t want to pay the money. “You look at the names they’ve been linked with — Mateus Fernandes, Sandro Tonali, Morgan Rogers and other top players — and time after time they seem to step back when the deal becomes difficult. I understand you have to be smart in the market, but there’s a difference between being smart and lacking ambition. “They’ve got Champions League football next season, and this was the moment to show everyone that Manchester United are back. Instead, it feels like they’re more focused on saving money than building a team capable of competing. For a club of this size, that’s a huge concern.”
The Football Verdict245,262 views • 1 month ago
🚨🚨NEW: John Terry says this was England's best shot to win the World Cup and Yesterday's win against France should never act as cover up for Tuchel's mistakes: 🗣"After such a long wait, I genuinely believed this was finally going to be our year. We had the players, the quality and the belief to become world champions, but it all went horribly wrong. I honestly think Thomas Tuchel's mistakes against Argentina cost us the World Championship, and that's a very difficult thing to accept because chances like this don't come around often. What makes it even more painful is seeing people celebrate a third-place finish. I can't celebrate that because England should always be aiming to win the World Cup, not settle for third. We came into this tournament to lift the trophy, and falling short is a huge disappointment. I'm proud of the players for giving everything, but this one will hurt for a long time. I just hope we learn from it, come back stronger, and finally bring the World Cup home."
The Football Verdict96,546 views • 1 month ago
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