In all fairness, Ten Hag has indeed brought a lot of positive changes to the team, but it is not so easy to resolve all the troubles left by the deviation for many years. The current Manchester United lineup also has obvious flaws, such as the lack of a top scorer with particularly guaranteed scoring data.
Manchester United needs a strong summer, and it is best to win the rumored Osimene or Kane.
Tottenham, where the latter is located, is one of the traditional BIG6. This season, it feels like it will be expelled from the Premier League giants. The cooperation with Conte failed, and it has been difficult to determine the direction of selection after Conte was fired. In this way, there is a high probability that they will need to "start over" next season, and it is difficult to be qualified to compete with Manchester City.
Given that Newcastle is only 1 point away from securing the Champions League qualification for next season ahead of schedule, this "upstart" must be included in the discussion. With the endorsement of the Saudi Public Investment Fund, whose wealth far exceeds that of the Abu Dhabi royal family, it is not surprising that Newcastle will dominate the Premier League one day.
With the support of wealth, the team has indeed made rapid progress. Last year, it once fought for relegation, and this year it is expected to rank third in the league. Just going one step further, the difficulty will inevitably double, and Newcastle's development strategy is actually quite successful.
They value the long-term future more than just fighting for the immediate pick. On the day of Newcastle's success in the hegemony, Guardiola may not necessarily still be in Manchester City.
In the end, we seem to be unable to completely rule out Chelsea, one of the BIG6.
Although they have been extremely chaotic this season and have been reduced to be grateful for early relegation, after all, the new boss spent 600 million pounds to reinforce, which is enough to demonstrate their ambitions.
Therefore, some British media still have imaginations about Chelsea: What if the team is built into the second most valuable team in the world after Pochettino comes?
For example, WhoScored recently posted a piece of data that pointedly: Manchester City is one of the opponents that Pochettino least wants to face, and the average score per game when leading the team against it is only 1.05. And facing Guardiola, who is only one year older than himself, Pochettino is always a little shorter in momentum. Under this premise, if Chelsea can return to the front row to disrupt the situation in the future, it may be considered a success.
