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Chelsea love those suicidal passes into midfield. "Hey let's fire the ball into Jackson at mach seven while he's being marked and see what happens."

He was playing out of position (assuming he even has one) at LB, but the hype was unwarranted anyway beyond him being able to perform at a good level for his age. He should be a squad player for a team like City at most.

I would say that almost every year there are multiple mid table players that produce more on the pitch over the course of a season than Yamal did. His Euros output is not representative of his entire season, which is understandable given his age. And even if we ignore such players and stick to...

8th most deserving of "best player in the world" title is insane off the back of one good Euros. I think he's a fantastic player by the way, with immense potential, but the PR that comes with being a Madrid/Barca player is crazy. If the exact same performances had come from some random 26 year...

Yeah I don't see City winning this. Lewis is functional at best as a defender, Walker is borderline washed, and Simpson-Pusey just doesn't have the experience or physicality quite yet.

Tell me what he did last season to be so high in the ranking.

An unpopular opinion here no doubt, but Yamal being so high is absolutely ridiculous tbh.

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I swear City are throwing this game.

I can't, just like I couldn't after Fernandinho - that's the point. If I'd have said Rodri back then people would have laughed, as nobody expected the kind of level we've seen from him before Pep got his hands on him. I'm not underrating Rodri - he's amazing - I'm saying that people...

Should be a red for Martinez really. He's gone in like that precisely because Palmer has mugged him off.

On the other hand Slot has come in and will win the title at the first attempt with basically no new signings. Klopp's legacy in tatters.

City really thought Nunez would do more for them than Palmer.

No, I'm just saying that he seems irreplaceable but he probably isn't.

Rodri wouldn't have been anywhere near a Ballon d'Or nomination in Fernandinho's day though, and even then no one expected this level from him. I would bet on Guardiola to help create another elite #6 if he stays.

Everyone said that after Fernandinho to be fair.

City did basically the same last season IIRC.

United are probably the second (or at worst third) highest profile club in the world where you'll make a load of money and have a chance at being the hero who brought the glory days back. Also, none of the millionaires at City or United actually live in Manchester, they all live in mansions in...