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Do Barcelona's SUPERSTAR Signings Make Them La Liga FAVOURITES?! | Continental Club



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Hello and welcome back to Continental Club where today McCubs and Dougie are joined by Football Espana journalist and La Liga Expert Alan Feehely to talk all things Spain.

Do Barcelona’s signings of Lewandowski, Raphinha, Kessie and Christensen, not to mention Jules Kounde, who might be following them through the door, make the Blaugrana La Liga favourites ahead of Real Madrid? How will Los Blancos’ defence operate next season, can we expect a challenge from Simeone’s Atleti and what will the impending departures of Kounde and Diego Carlos mean for Sevilla?

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27 respuestas a «Do Barcelona's SUPERSTAR Signings Make Them La Liga FAVOURITES?! | Continental Club»

The First Question? Dembele was not there anymore so they had to go for Raphina. And lewandowski we did not have any goal scorer who can score 25-30 goals a season. So they had to do those two signings.

Is Alan supposed to be an expert on La Liga? For him to say that we (Real Madrid) don't have a history of retaining league titles… is not quite accurate.

The record for most consecutive La Liga titles won is 5, and we did it both times (1960-61 to 1964-65 and 1985-86 to 1989-90), with the next-most being 4 by Barcelona (1990-91 to 1993-94).

We don't quite have the RECENT history of winning back-to-back La Liga titles considering that since that second 5-peat in 1989-90, we only won La Liga back-to-back in 2006-07 and 2007-08 and Barcelona retained the league title 4 times in the same timeframe.

He could've framed what he said a bit better than bluntly stating something that is just wrong. Barça bias, perhaps?

I really think is gonna be easy again for Real if Benzema has 70% of the season his had its a no brainer and now Rüdiger brings experience and steadys the Defence with Aurelien and camavinga giving almost word class cover in the middle and the attack needs surgery but they can expect Benzema and Vinicius Carrie them

Question for Barca's attack is whether or not the wingers will get enough quality balls to lewy. At Bayern they pretty much spammed assist-worthy balls at him all the time but can Barca do that? That'll be the biggest challenge for them.

Realistically Lewandowski and Kounde were the only two massive ones. I think they will give us a fight but lots of holes still. Poor fullbacks, Busquets getting past it, Ter Stegan is horrible etc.

As a Barça fan, I still think Madrid have the edge. AS OF NOW. We have made necessary and smart signings. But The team has to adapt to a system. Us Barça fans obviously trust Xavi with that.

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