Dheller91

Harry Kane left the Premier League and got even better as a player and is, by far, the most complete player in the world. Goals, assists, passing range, defensive workrate, etc. Everything about him is class.

My dear loyal audience, There is, quite literally, nothing Liverpool FC can offer Michael Olise that FC Bayern Munich does not already offer, or cannot offer the moment the conversation is required. From a completely neutral journalistic perspective, the figures behind the scenes have understood this for some time. Bayern is the institution. The project is already his. Andoni Iraola’s start has made the contrast quite simply impossible to dress up. Seven weeks into 26/27, England’s self-proclaimed grandest and most mythical institution sit sixth, points already dropped, still waiting for a home league win, and increasingly reduced to calling an unbeaten run of 2 wins and 3 draws, a project. The mystique is actually just a a curtain with a smokescreen. The theatre is actually a goalless draw with Fulham. History will not remember the 9PM reveal other sources might claim. It will remember the table. Then look at the roster he would be walking into. Florian Wirtz, who doesn't fit the system and paid a fortune for, still being explained rather than judged. Alexander Isak, last summer's "statement", already unavailable and still yet to look like the forward the fee demanded. Bradley Barcola, the third player to cost over €125m, offering a mere 3 shots on target in 5 appearances. This is the attack that is being briefed as a work in progress. A squad of signings who cannot cut it, wrapped in the language of a long-term project under a mediocre manager, seven weeks after the season started. Believing a word from "sources" such as IndyKaliaNews or from ITKSpace, formerly Bayern Space before the account was bought, in 2026? Have some decency. The same circles that dress fiction up as an exclusive are now claiming Liverpool have quietly maneuvered themselves into pole position for a player who already has a Champions League calibre squad around him in Munich. It's still fiction. Being peddled by those who make money from those of a lower intelligence quotient. But those same Liverpool fans are already naming who they will sign next summer, assuming they even make the Champions League. That is the offer though. A chance at Champions League football. A manager still finding his feet. A dressing room that cannot cut it. Shout out to the ones who can see through the nonsense. The silence on this one never needed lifting.