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The most sensible Spanish flight returns this weekend with Koeman seeking to stabilize the shipment to Barca while Zidane does not appear to be to unload his Ostracism-doomed Welsh striker
The 90th of La Liga will start on Friday night with Granada, who will play European football for the first time this season and receive Athletic Bilbao.
The fites played on Friday and Monday night were unpopular and the Spanish Football Federation has not promised more, however, La Liga has scheduled the fit for Friday because it needs the fites to take position as many days as you can imagine in their efforts to tie for the World Cup. larger audience.
The Federation intervened and it was not until Wednesday that the date replaced Saturday. The Alaves’ attack on Real Betis, scheduled for Monday, has also moved to Sunday, only in Spain.
Ansu Fati lifts pessimism in Barcelona after Lionel Messi saga
Messi reluctantly stays in Barcelona after all
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There will be no fans, and La Liga President Javier Tebas said this week that he won’t wait for them to return to the stadiums until a Covid vaccine is found.
There were also no high-level pre-season tours, but friendly behind closed doors and uncertainty about the departure of its biggest star.
“We were worried but not seriously,” Thebes said this week about Lionel Messi’s exit threat. “We need Messi to be with us, he’s the player in football history and we need him to end his league career. “
“We are very happy that you stay with us and that you do not move on to the league, but the League is also bigger than one person. “
Barcelona fans are also relieved, but disorders persist. Club hero Ronald Koeman is Barca’s third coach in 2020. He met the Argentine but Koeman needs his team to be more fit, a meritocracy in the locker room, to have more speed and needs a chance back from the high-pressure game that was more complicated to achieve. Achieve with the aging Luis Suarez, who moves to Italy, and Messi.
Philippe Coutinho has returned from a temporary assignment at European champion Bayern Munich and, if he plays Fati as number 9, Barça will be looking for a striker to update Suárez. Antoine Greizmann wishes a better season.
Koeguy is the guy to make big adjustments to an aging team, while the club can’t get out of trouble. Barca is also still reeling because of Messi’s preference to leave, but the Argentine is back in education for his 17th season in the first team and compatriot Ansu Fati, 18, perfect for Spain in the middle of the week.
Camp Nou was a castle last season with 16 victories in 19 games, but will it be the same without the fans?
Atletico Madrid, last 3rd legislature, opened its new club museum this week. Midfielder Saúl is convinced that his team has a team to challenge Real Madrid and Barca. The two greats did not spend much on the pandemic, but Atletico was 17 issues behind their neighbors last season and 12 behind Barca. It’s a big hole to close.
Zinedine Zidane’s Real finished last season with 10 consecutive victories following the blockade to overtake Barca and is a favorite this time.
They got 96 million euros (419. 7 million dirhams) from player sales and would like to lose Gareth Bale’s salary, but there are few buyers for the beloved and convicted Welsh, even with Madrid providing to offset his weekly salary of 600,000 euros. The winner, Eden Hazard, wishes after suffering from his physical condition last season.
Madrid open to Real Sociedad, which had six positive instances of Covid-19 a week on Sunday, the Basques thrilled the crowd in their renovated home last season while finishing sixth.
Others that followed with primary paintings in their stadiums are Real Madrid, Levante and Osasuna, which are undergoing remodeling and primary innovations while enthusiasts attend matches.
The neighbors of the Levant, Valencia, remain a headache and Peter Lim’s assets are unpopular among enthusiasts who are notoriously difficult to satisfy in Spain’s third largest city, however, their home in Mestalla proved almost impregnable last season: they lost once. Valencia is extraordinarily absent and they have sold Ferran Torres to Manchester City, Rodrigo Moreno to Leeds United, as well as Francis Coquelin and Daniel Parejo to Villarreal.
Valencia started at Celta de Vigo, which has moved away from relegation by a point last season. Villarreal, who finished fifth last season, was also driven by the arrival of former Valencia coach Unai Emery. the smallest club in La Liga and who has done incredibly well to stay six seasons.
Huesca, one of the 3 teams announced, back at the first check out as champion, is also small. They start at home to announce Cadiz on Sunday, the Andalusians known for their vocal enthusiasts will unfortunately be absent.
Barca and Atletico kick off a week later for their involvement in the August Champions League, as do The Europa League’s specialists and winners, Sevilla, who receive Ivan Rakitic for the Champions League crusade.
Home draws will have to become victories for Sevilla, but some other more sensitive four will be their purpose and perhaps a seventh Europa League since 2006 if they fall outside the Champions League.
Sevilla’s first match is an Andalusian derby in Cadiz next weekend and before that they will have the final Super Cup against Bayern Munich in Budapest, but their most important match is against Real Betis, a neighbor who continues to watch with envy.
Betis wants to be more consistent and last season’s 15th position was disappointing: Manuel Pellegrini is in charge, the 66-year-old Chilean now at his fourth Spanish club, his first purpose being his unhappy form abroad. a victory throughout the last period.
Getafe finished eighth after passing out and although each and every European coup fell in the final day, the Madrid satellite team finished third after 25 matches, but surpassed, Real Madrid or Barcelona will never be able to beat. Each and every game they play is expected to win, but something, as always, will have to give way.