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Analyzing Girona's Summer 2024 Transfer Business
After an extraordinary campaign that saw them qualify for this year’s UEFA Champions League finishing 3rd in LaLiga, Girona have seen themselves unable to retain their most important players. Nonetheless, with the replacements for these…
After an extraordinary campaign that saw them qualify for this year’s UEFA Champions League finishing 3rd in LaLiga, Girona have seen themselves unable to retain their most important players. Nonetheless, with the replacements for these players, they expect to challenge for a consecutive top 4 place this season and look to make a deep run in the Champions League.
In this article, we will be investigating Girona’s summer business position by position. For each position, there will be a ranking in which I put a color for each player considering the level of each player, also taking into account the manager’s system and their role. The ranking will go red for bad, yellow for average, and green for good.
Manager
The manager of the club is Míchel who joined the club in 2021 when they were in the second division. With him, they were promoted to the first division, ended in a mid-table position the following year, and then qualified for the Champions League challenging Real Madrid and Barcelona for the title. With these achievements, it is hard to say that Míchel is not the perfect manager for Girona and the one they need to arrive at the next level.
Credits
Words
Juan Fernandez Valencia