2019
OLYMPIACOS NEWS
Olympiacos transfer news
Since the arrival of Pablo Maggio at Olympiacos club on March 17, many negotiations have been held to reinforce the team for the upcoming season. With a fairly balanced team in all the positions, Maggio incorporated some players known for the Argentine soccer as M.Casco (86), C. Izquierdoz (86), J.Furch (85), P.Cuadra (82) and also to foreigners like the experienced K. El Ahmadi, N. Sequeira, the scorer U.Djurdjevic and N.Stanciu. He also sold the players Thomasson and Gil for which he received in return Argentine goalkeeper Wanchope Abila, young promise Julian Carranza, B.Viana and P.Gerkens. The Argentine coach also confirmed that his captain will be the Mexican Carlos Vela and has not yet defined the tactical system he will use, but everyone knows that he is playing 4-2-3-1 or 4-2-2-2. Maggio spoke with the press and said ........... come to this prestigious league with great enthusiasm, it is a dream come true to be here and I will do everything possible to bring Olympiacos to glory, we do not have a team with players of great value, but I have confidence in making a good season, the negotiations here are very difficult and we had to look for external free players to reinforce us. I ask all our fans to trust us, the road will not be easy, but we will work hard to achieve success.
The Concerned Club, Season 9
Here’s a summary of all the concerned players per club, ranked in order of most to least.
8 players
1. Juventus (Silva, Skriniar, Chiesa, Dembele, Koopmeiners, Vente, Botman, Shabani)
7 players
2. Shakhtar Donetsk (Soares, Blandi, Marcone, Lopez, Nem, Ait Bennasser, Moraes)
6 players
3. Santos FC (Jonathas, Pussetto, Otavio, Alison, Farias, Sasha)
5 players
4. ACF Fiorentina (Kouyate, Perez, Destro, Kakuta, Ings)
- AS Saint-Etienne (Modeste, Hamouma, Haraguchi, Amrabat, Moises)
- FC Augsburg (Rice, Jordan, Gray, Kent, Baku)
- Udinese (Germain, Darmian, Traore, Braithwaite, Benitez)
8. FC Koln (Laguardia, Vlachodimos, Angel, Austin)
- AS Monaco (Cresswell, Sankhare, Romero, Cavaleiro)
- Atalanta (Alan, Stenzel, Marin, Minamino)
- Besiktas (Quaresma, Noboa, Derdiyok, Sinclair)
- Celtic (Maidana, Lustig, Long, Griffiths)
- Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk (Latza, Henrique, Carrillo, Sio)
- FK Partizan (Pavoletti, Danilo, Silvestre, Briand)
- Manchester United (Danilo Barbosa, Murru, Angelino, Gabriel Barbosa)
- Olympique Lyon (Kubo, Abdennour, Tibbling, Zmrhal)
- VfL Wolfsburg (Juanfran, Kramer, Torres, Piatti)
18. Aston Villa (Walter, Andersen, Escalante)
- Barcelona (Alba, Bustos, Gumbau)
- Bayern Munich (Kovacic, Zielinski, Golovin)
- Crystal Palace (Ramirez, Larsson, Halilovic)
- Dynamo Kyiv (Rausch, Ceppitelli, Cimirot)
- FC Twente (Honda, Costa, Ayhan)
- Sassuolo (Moreno, Missiroli, Peluso)
- Sporting CP (Fortounis, Oliveira, Sigurdsson)
- Swansea City (Adriano, Wood, Augusto)
- West Bromwich Albion (Fernandes, Dalot, Leite)
- Zenit Saint Petersburg (Perez, Shatov, Mirallas)
29. AC Milan (Muriel, Montoya)
- Borussia Dortmund (De Sciglio, De Jong)
- Dynamo Moscow (El Ghazi, Ozbayrakli)
- Everton (Iheanacho, Duarte)
- FC Basel (Parolo, De Marcos)
- FC Porto (Grimaldo, Pablo)
- Flamengo (Mendes, Vitinho)
- Hellas Verona (Schick, Borja)
- Independiente (Caicedo, Orellana)
- Levante (Chilwell, Clasie)
- Lille (Fernandez, Sliti)
- Lokomotiv Moscow (Ibisevic, Di Santo)
- Manchester City (Bergwijn, Andre)
- Rubin Kazan (Insua, N'Diaye)
- Sunderland (Murray, Hegazi)
- São Paulo (Rodriguez, William)
- Tottenham (Nzonzi, Dourado)
- Valencia (Haps, Hernandez)
47. Ajax (Van de Beek)
- AS Roma (Jovetic)
- Athletic Club (Ighalo)
- Celta Vigo (Osako)
- Chievo Verona (Niasse)
- Club Brugge (Vormer)
- Cruzeiro (Cabaco)
- FC Schalke 04 (Muniain)
- Hertha BSC (Schennikov)
- Internazionale (Valencia)
- Newcastle United (Dzyuba)
- Olympiacos (Rocha)
- Paris Saint-Germain (Coman)
- PSV (Ely)
- Sevilla (Rebocho)
- SS Lazio (Andone)
- Standard Liege (Calleri)
- Torino (Albrighton)
- TSG Hoffenheim (Szalai)
- VfB Stuttgart (Ayoub)
67-100. Arsenal, Atletico Madrid, AZ Alkmaar, Bayer Leverkusen, Boca Juniors, Borussia Mönchengladbach, Chelsea, CSKA Moscow, Dinamo Zagreb, Fenerbahce, Feyenoord, Galatasaray, Genoa, Girondins Bordeaux, Hamburger SV, Leicester City, Liverpool, Montpellier HSC, Málaga CF, Olympique Marseille, RCD Espanyol, Real Madrid, River Plate, RSC Anderlecht, Sampdoria, SC Internacional, SL Benfica, Southampton, Spartak Moscow, SSC Napoli, Stoke City, Villarreal, Werder Bremen, West Ham United
D2 and Overall Top 100 Manager of the Season
I would like to thank my fellow managers for bestowing this honor upon me. They have played a big part in this accomplishment as the sense of community drives me to Top 100 everyday to try to find ways to better my team, so it's all thanks to each and everyone of you. Special shout out to Frank for his exceptional season.
Gursimran Brar
I would just like to congratulate both Frank and Guri on the jobs they have done with their respective teams.
Scott Mckenzie
Special mention to Guri for winning the overall manager award and I look forward to locking horns with him next season.
Frank Hirst
D1 Manager of the Season
It’s great to see my achievements noticed. 6th in our 1st season in the top flight was amazing and exceeded our own goal of a top half finish. I know next season is going to be tough, but we will aim to better ourselves again next season and aim to crack that top 4! Our squad has come on so much since 1st taking over 9 seasons ago with a strong 11 and some fantastic young players coming through, who will keep Genoa as one of the elite for years to come. So thank you to all those who voted.
Frank Hirst
D3 Manager of the Season
First of all wow very surprised and honoured. It's a privilege to be voted manager of the season for division 3 by my fellow managers.
Nathan Prince
D4 Manager of the Season
Thanks to all those who voted for me. I hope Celta continue moving from strength to strength. Arnautovic was my early stand out player but it really was a team effort...
Mister TRX
D5 Manager of the Season
Just happy to finally taste success in T100 and looking forward to division 4 with River. Plenty of hard work went in to transform the club who finished 100 out of 100 last season, completely new squad and we worked hard for our title.
Norman Little
Division 1 and Overall Top 100 Player of the Season
Lionel Messi is the Top 100 Player of the Season and D1 Award winner.
By his own phenomenal standards, magical Messi had a relatively poor season stats-wise, but was the driving force for Barca as they powered to a record breaking fifth title.
Robert Lewandowski was unlucky to finish second in the poll after scoring a colossal 26 goals in 37 league games.
Messi has been by far the greatest player in Top 100 history and long may his form continue. We will be going all out for the league again this year to try and make it a record breaking 6 titles and Messi will be a major part of that ambition.
Scott Mckenzie, Barcelona boss
Division 2 Player of the Season
Yet another incredible season for 34 year old Cristiano Ronaldo, leading Milan's surge to the top of D2.
He was head and shoulders above everyone else in the division.
Ronaldo was the game changer and we should of won the league by more. It showed when he was out - I struggled.
Milan manager Paddy D
Division 3 Player of the Season
Hamburger dominated the individual award for D3 this season, and it was veteran left wingback Marcel Schmelzer who, perhaps surprisingly, saw off teammates Alex Teixeira and Lucas Vazquez.
Schmelz had a brilliant season for us marauding down the left flank. I think he enjoyed himself, too, having a bit more freedom to play in a 3-4-3. We put him on corners, and he caused all sorts of problems with his delivery into the box.
Der Dino Boss David Marsden
