The agenda against tonali is absolutely shocking

I wouldn't of bothered if this is your opinion 😂😂😂

@@chunky-d3204😂 agree. Typical American, only knowing basic history.

@LyesBouzidi you should just delete it bro, ZERO BALL KNOWLEDGE

Makes sense

Maybe not a flop but a case of wasted potential, he could’ve gone down as one of the great strikers of his generation but he never got close to it

Thank you. He actually won the EPL which is more than Zola (as good as he was) can say.

Balotelli was definitely a wasted potential. He did a lot better at city compared to liverpool but in that city side it was hard not to be amazing with the talent surrounding you. 7 assists in 80 games is very below par. He was much better at inter Milan.

Yeah

@Bels_ yeah.

Gazza is a Lazio legend its wrong to say he flopped because that man was a giant on and off the pitch

Ian rush definetrly wasn’t a flop, he was Juventus top goal scorer that season, however he was played out of position and disrepespected so he got homesick.

@@ayrtonmander7926 with 7 goals, and they finished 6th in the league. Not really anything to write home about. Except the excuse about being homesick. What did he miss the slums of Liverpool?

English players were good even before that time in the seriea A

@@shsfehyr Italy have won 3 world cups. England have won 1. AC Milan have more European cups than any English side. Italy have won the Euros, England haven't.

Too early to say but hoping without expectations

He will clearly be sold out by chelsea since they buy to sell now

Which year had 4 English Teams in the semifinals of the CL?? After Seria A's downfall...La Liga became the dominant league not the English league....The English had claim to be the best league when the injection of cash from the Tv deal

England has by far the strongest and most competitive league out of the big leagues in Europe. It's not even a debate, it's fact. That doesn't translate into necessarily having the best teams in Europe. Nobody is debating that Man City are bigger than Real Madrid. They're not, and likely never will be. Better in individual seasons, sure, but not a bigger club.

Your point could be made for Spaniards, French, Portuguese, Brazillians etc but they all have countless successes in the league. The issue with Italians in the PL not having consistent success is simply down to how they have traditionally approached the game of football and how it is almost the exact polar opposite of how the English approach the game although things have changed for both on that front over the past decade.

@@Rodney231 Never, but England had 3 CL semi-finalists in 2007, 2008 (Liverpool knocked out Arsenal in the QFs to get there), and 2009 (Chelsea knocked out Liverpool in the QFs to get there) and had finalists in 2005-2009 along with 2011 and 2012. La Liga's real dominance didn't come until the 2010s although they were still successful during this period

​@@Rodney231la liga teams at that time solely could focus on European games and few league games unlike the premier league where the newly promoted side could break your title dream and comparing knockout European competition to the league is unfair. You could say la liga teams were dominating Europe but when it comes to the league the premier league is best but you could say in the early 2010s it was not at best for a few years but then again it became so good after that.

The first season back one English team won a European trophy man Utd beat arguably the best in Europe cryuffs Barcelona to the cup winners cup. United were not that good at time Ferguson was still rebuilding So the league couldn't have been that far behind😂😂. Serie A was the best just look at all the European trophies won from Italy in 90s

@@willleon9165 How many other European trophies were won by English clubs for the rest of that entire decade? 2? The EPL was way far behind. Don't let a Cup Winners Cup fool you. That same Barca stomped Man United several times in the UCL in the years after that match.

@@Al-ji4gd was only the one thumping weren't it?? In 94/95 after 2-2 draw at OT. Also drew 3-3 twice in 98/99. Sure give United a few thumpings at end to early noughties 2010s when EPL had well caught up🤣🤣

See...that is exactly the problem....Casadei, like many other players he mentioned in the video, that flopped or that were "exposed" , are not really considered to be the best in Italy....not even close. Can Casadei succed? i hope so for him and for the italian national team, but once again, even to this day, the best italian players don't move outside of Italy...even tho, since Serie A is no longer the top league, i personally think they should...the problem is that Serie A fans, if the players from their favourite team move to the Prem, are going to say that they are sell-outs moving only for the money...and so, the only players that really move to the Prem are players that fans of those clubs they come from, don't really care about that much. Like....Milan fans are still insanely angry and resentful towards Gianluigi Donnarumma, and even after this much time since his move to PSG they still boo him during italian national team matches...even the important ones, and they still harrass him constantly on all social media that talks about him. (i think they are completely crazy for doing all of those things...but hey, sadly that is the reality). Tonali really is the only exception, and it was an exception made possbile only because of a specific set of circumstances that all lined up for the move, the new ownership of the club, Zlatan retiring (i know it sounds silly..but look at how Tonali cried during the retirement event), Maldini getting fired from the board, the club needing to sell players, but not willing to sell their star players, like Maignan,Theo Hernández and Leao, and many other reasons, and because of those reasons, Milan fans are actually not really mad at Tonali strangely enought.

appreciate you🤞❤

Portuguese and Spanish players have been the most successful in PL

Yes, Portugal is a very strong influence - Mourinho and Ronaldo at first but now quality Portuguese players are everywhere in the Prem. No doubt France, Netherlands, Spain and Portugal have the best records for successful foreign premier league players.

Lies again? Serie A Leader Vigrx Plus

Don't forget a recent loss, who did amazing stuff at Chelsea. Gianluca Vialli 😢

When was England labelled a retirement league? Tf

Out of all the leagues in Europe the premier league as a whole is the richest. Unless Saudi become a league more than just about money then I don’t see a dip happening in the prem.

​@@niro710in the 1990s when Serie A legends like Vialli and Gullit literally played their last footballing days there (and especially to Chelsea)

I'd argue against some of these. Giaccherrini played as expected, he was never a top player. Just a decent pro who played to his level at Sunderland. Same with Diamanti, his output at West Ham was fine. Remember that he had only played one season at the top level when he joined West Ham. They pretty much signed him off his showing in Serie B. He did well all things considered, but he has had a very nomadic career. Santon's injury killed him, he's retired at 32 now. He had struggled in his final season at Inter and was loaned out for half a season. Unfortunately he was one who showed early promise but did not bloom. And to be a bit obtuse, Osvaldo is actually Argentinean, he just took Italian citizenship. He didn't arrive in Italy until he was 20. But yeah he's a complete lunatic and had issues with his temper at multiple clubs lol.

exactly its rare you see the top italians go abroad

yup, it is that simple .. the best one stay in Italy .. although italy after 2006 especially Aquilani's generation is not that great talent wise ..

Gundogan as well

Groß has been decent at Brighton Ozil was also great So, it's not been all bad

Rudiger, Sane, Podolski and Mertesacker were good given their prices.

@@Mezzala9 this guy’s argument has been ripped apart here

Lehmann? I also wouldn't write off Havertz completely. I have a feeling he'll be great at Arsenal

Same feel so as well

Ancelotti, Mancini, Ranieri and Conte won the premier league, Sarri the europa league, this must means something. To me it's true that the physical intensity in Serie A is lower, but tactically it's the most difficult league to play in, so the players might suffer the league change, for the managers it's easier.

Yeah jorginho is not native buy eh has always played in Italy before the transfer to chelsea

He's half brazilian