Portugal Transfer Success
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- What is the secret of Portugal's transfer success?
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Seemingly every summer we see some of Europe’s biggest clubs flying down to sunny Portugal to spend large sums of money on talented footballers full of potential. There’s not a single Benfica, Porto or Sporting match where scouts from renown Champions League-aiming teams aren’t present. But why did this relatively minor league gather such a pivotal role in the international transfer market?
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I’ve been saying for years the Portuguese league is very underrated it’s a shame it doesn’t get big TV coverage in the UK
It's just too boring too watch, most games are ver closed and one-sided.
@@brunoalves-pg9eo sounds like you’re describing the Premier League that’s way too predictable.
@@lionheartfitness4876 The premier league games are pretty open in the sense that you have both teams attacking each other, in the Primeira Liga it's basicall one side trying to break the other side open which has 10 men begind tthe ball, and it's pretty boring to watch.
@@brunoalves-pg9eo That's an incredibly narrow view, and a very unfair point to tell to someone who doesn't know the league. Games between the 4 biggest teams and the others might generally fall into that category. Some more, some less. Some way too much. That is bound to happen when budget differences are high. Games between those 4 teams are regularly fairly entertaining and have a huge emotional side. Games between the other teams vary a lot, some are great, some are average, some are bad. Like in any other leagues.
It's definitely one the best leagues outside the top 5.
@@rubensousa9216 Oh, but I think it's the best league outside the big 5, but compared to those, the gap is very big. When we talk abut the top 5 leagues though, we should say the top 4. France is just an averae league with a top tier team. The difference to the portuuese league is that France is a very big countr and has a very big market for viewers, investing in Portugal would not be wise to these big sharks because few people watch the league.
That could change if we had big teams, but we would need teams at the level of PSG and I dont see that happening an time soon.
Pepe, Diego Costa, Di Maria, Oblak, Slimani, Rodrigo, Ederson, Mangala, Rojo, Otamendi, Fernando, Anderson, Falcao, Hulk, James Rodriguez, Witsel, Matic, Talisc, Jackson Martínez, Danilo, Alex Sandro, Lindelof, Gaitan, David Luiz, Enzo Perez, Ramires, etc...
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As a brazilian I can confirm this. There are lots of talented players leaving our league to the portuguese, and with one or two seasons they move to major leagues. It's incredible the profit made by the portuguese clubs
Im a Vasco da Gama fan, we sold our wonderkid Danilo to SC Braga and now he is at Nice
Lucas Moreira I thought he was going to be better than he is tbh. Let’s see if wendell at sporting does the job now that we don’t have players like Adrien, Joao Mario, Bryan Ruiz or William Carvalho in front of him.
So he went to a shittier club and league, Jorge Mendes is a master
Miguel Mateus pelo teu nome tu é português então vai me entender. Talvez ele seja igual o Coutinho, que saiu daqui cedo demais, não rendeu o esperado na internazionale, foi emprestado pro espanyol, jogou bem, vendido pro liverpool e lá virou o jogador com a classe de hj
Subscribed why is ligue 1 a shit league? Sure it's not the best, but c'mon, the PSG supremacy is very similar to bayern's on bundesliga. The number of weak teams is similar to La Liga. You don't call any of those leagues weak.
Lucas Moreira let's be honest. Apart from psg the rest of the teams are on par or worse than the Portuguese teams even considering how much more money those French teams have. Lyon and Monaco are quality but not as consistent as the Portuguese teams. Portugal and The Ducth are pound for pound the best footballing nations in the world.
I still miss Hulk, James Rodríguez and Falcao in Porto :(
Hugo Cunha and what about Maicon, Moutinho, Alvaro Pereira, Cristian Rodriguez and Fernando? God damn even Silvestre Varela was half decent
Rodolfo Gaming Alex Sandro, Danilo, Otamendi, etc...
Who gives a shit
I have to agree with you. No one gives a shit about you
lostin nepal go cry to your mama, kid
What happened after the 2016 euros showed how the Portuguese top teams changed their way of treating the Portuguese players, both young and experience players. In the past we gave more importance to foreign players, now the Portuguese players gained more value.
Very informative, ty
What the hell the map at 1:53 is a 1914 map
Guillaume Lainey Yes ahahahaha
Oh... Ahahahah
Guillaume Lainey
I think it's a running gag at this point.
Jesus i didn't even notice hahahahaha
Good eye, ah well it's good that those old good maps are still being used, otherwise it's a shame of the craftmanship. ;)
Benfica and Porto are experts to increase the value of south american footbal players!
They sold fabio silva for 40M and he rarely played for porto
Benfica and porto know how to sell (myb jorge mendes have some fingers on, just myb ahah)
And Sporting will start to know to, this season they are actually good
speaking of leagues full of sellers to the "top 5 leagues," could you do a similar video to this one on the Eredivisie? I've seen a lot of rumors and transfers from Ajax and others
love your content!
Eric Anderson i would guess its pretty similar to Portuguese league, only eredivise is dutch players coming through ranks and there location to look/scout for potential talent is countries like denmark/sweden
The only diference is that Porto Benfica or Sporting have a much higher level of football then Ajax or any Dutch club.
Not the only one and this didn't use to be the case. One of the reasons why this video is lacking some parts of the full picture.
João Salgueiro Here we think very differently about everything , we have more talents than Porto Benfica or Sporting together for the next 10 years to come
It is good that you and portuguese teams stand still in that , Ajax is from much higher level of football these than Porto Benfica or Sporting together .
If you look at the Portuguese competition, if you look at the Portuguese competition, it does not look too good.
This team of Ajax a lot stronger than 2016 team of the Europa League Final.
Ajax will win easy in Portugal from Benfica , this Benfica team is weak i don't see any problems for Ajax.
team as Vitesse can win from almost all Portuges teams even Sporting.
De ligt is the best defender at his age world wide.
Frenkie de Jong 80 millions Real Madrid i don't know how much Barca wants to pay Real wants to Pay 80 millions for Frenkie.
Great video like always
Thanks for the video about Portugal and the Premeira Liga! It’s a league that I want to pay more attention to.
you'll be bored out of your life.
Outcast not at all, it’s a very competitive league. Porto, Benfica and Sporting play with outstanding players
@@RedDeadOutcast not at all
You either hold your players & compete or you sell & stay afloat. I think Ligue 1 clubs should be following this model. They don't either properly. What they're trying is to be competitive like the clubs in Italy, England & Spain but that can never happen now due
to dampening of the league intensity by PSG. If they change, their league can be as good as Bundesliga for youth players.
marseille, monaco, Lyon say otherwise, there top 4 is almost as competitive as italy, spain
Monaco was the only one who did well for a season. Rest have been suffering. Monaco themselves are back, downwards. Sold players for good money, huge business that was no doubt, but aren't able to build on their success & now don't have that great players either.
You also have to take into account contractual obligations. A star player likely has a shrewd agent behind him. You can't keep burgeoning talents without them demanding better terms and wages. If the club agrees, expenditures increase and you risk a domino effect. If the club tries to play hardball, you could end up with a situation like Lewandowski, Goretzka and Gelson Martins recently.
Not to say that the pre-Bosman era was better.
Ligue 1 actually has pretty good youth development. The fact is EPL sides and even in some cases a team like Real Madrid or Bayern Munich will buy a player there after there breakout year rather then skepticism and letting the player perform another year at the club. Players like Martial, Mendy, Mbappe (to PSG IK but still to a major side), Silva, and more not to mention Lemar almost left after one season (the deal to Arsenal broke down). Look at Vincent K. (Can’t spell this) he looks like a midfielder for the future but Koln will probably be the club taking the praise rather then Nice.
Dr Salt Bernardo Silva was already a top talent at benfica and the only reason Monaco signed him was because they had a Portuguese manager who knew how good he was. Monaco will never succeed in todays game. They dont have the fanbase or stadium. Ironically the one time they made the UCL final they lost to porto
Portugal have always been a strong league, constantly hovering between 4-8 best leagues.
Carlos Silva until psg was bought with oil money we where always the 4th or 5th best league with the dutch
Old Man Hogan wow but now Dutch league is dead they are in 11 place of uefa... Portugal took the 5th position last season
@@LHollan yes but compare please the European titles from Portuguese and Dutch clubs compared to French clubs.. Yeah, reality.. Market pool, marketing, oil money, Arabs and alibaba.. Go SL Benfica, Go FC Porto, Go Ajax, Go PSV, Go Sporting CP, Go Feyenoord..
James, Falcao, Quintero, and Jackson Martinez all came to Europe via Porto. It's been a big deal for Colombian players.
Great vid. Only thing i thought should have got more cred was the scouting networks of the big 3. They are some of the best in Europe.
I think the Europe's top 5 league thing is a bit outdated now. For example, I would say that the Portuguese league is as high or higher standard than league 1 or even serie A. If be interested to know your thoughts tifo
Do a video on why portuguese clubs don't attract investors, please. Thank you!
Corruption that's why, would you invest your money in a country full of corruption?
@@JoaoLima-nm6tg Acho que é mais por causa de não haver um mercado competitivo em Portugal. A liga nos não é a Premier League nem a La liga, que tem clubes enormes que atraem muita atenção, ou seja, oportunidade de marketing e de branding
For example, Benfica has a rule that no one can buy 51% of the club, so, if the investor can't take the control the totally of the club, it's dificult to have somebody that want to buy a club without govern the same. In Benfica it's like that, and i think that the olhar clubs it's like also. The SAD of the clubs in the portuguese league have the majority of the club so there isn't no one that govern, it's a group and not a single investor
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Portuguese league is not a top 5 league, and the games are boring to watch, that's why.
Tiago Estevao has one of my favorite Twitter accounts and provides such valuable football commentary. Well worth a follow even if you're not too interested in Portuguese football
Who is he?
Can you make a video where you’ll rank the best leagues? Which is the best league according to stats
Yep and Portugal’s league is getting more and more importance because of these market. João Felix is a good example of how expensive is Buying players from Portuguese league. A single guy of 19yo who played only half of the season was sold for 120 ME! Just for a comparison, the young semi finalists of Champions from Ajax was sold for 10 or 80 millions
Awesome video and thank you for the exposure. usually people think that Portugal is a small country with nothing to offer when we are very important and have a very big potential
"minor league", it's literally the 6th best in europe
Who knew i was interested in the Portuguese transfer market!
James Rodriguez and Falcao from Porto, Di Maria and Bernardo Silva from Benfica and Ronaldo was from Sporting. Great world class talent coming from Portugal
João Moutinho, Nani, Danny, Manuel Fernandes, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ricardo Quaresma, Simão
David Luiz, Axel Witsel, Di Maria, Oblak, Bernardo Silva, João Cancelo, Gonçalo Guedes, Ederson, Lindelof, Nélson Semedo, Matic.
In Portugal we need to keep best players, mainly Benfica, otherwise we will never be one of the biggest team in the world, as we already were.
U can’t handle those salaries
Could you do one about Anderlecht / Liège or Belgium in general? Also Waasland Beveren and their Ivorian project with Yaya Toure, Eboué, Boka etc. would be interesting
Louis Jupiler Pro League is generally pretty interesting considering KAS Eupen and their history and the clubs you just named
Ganda Tiago Estêvão
muhahaahah e xiu
Tiago Estêvão mas tens de explicar ao narrador como é que se pronuncia Guedes
@@tiagoestevao4116 O Braga faz mais receitas do que o Sporting nos últimos anos.
@@emanuelfer456 mano, por favor informa-te antes de dizeres merdas como essa. O Braga nem metade do orçamento e das receitas do Sporting têm. Juizo.
This on the other hand produces another problem - a glass ceeling between these three clubs and the remaining Portuguese clubs. Since the formation of the current Primeira Liga in 1999 on only one occasion a team other than Sporting, Benfica or Porto has won the domestic league title - Boavista - but that was 17(!) years ago. Three other teams have finished in top 3 since '99 - Vitória de Guimarães in 2007-08 season, Paços de Ferreira in 2012-13 and Braga twice (2009-10 and 2011-12). If you search for champion outside of Lisbon and Porto, tough luck - there is none. The closest was in 2011-12 with Braga.
And there is more to it in the transfer policy and it's more darker than you think - like any big domestic club, the Big Three uses at some times bullying tactics to steal players from smaller clubs or in the case of South American players they outbid the competition in the 11th hour (say for example young Brazilian talent who was certain at Braga was scooped by Benfica in the last minute). So don't think that the Big Three in Portuguese football is some kind of magical factory or paradise for young talents that become big stars in Europe.
I don't think they are but sometimes there are some very good talents outside the top three. 2010/11 Braga was a great side beating benfica and liverpool all the way to a Europa League final which they lost to FC Porto with that famous header
Lima, Alan, Custodio and can't remember anyone else but they were a solid side
This is true of every league. Portugal is a poorer country of 10 million. You cant compare to the the French german English spanish and Italians. Bigger countries more people bigger sponsorship and tv deals. The Dutch league is the closest comparison and they have much more money but haven't been relevant since the 90s
Old Man Hogan we have 11 million and we are not poor. We just ain't filthy rich.
Rodolfo Gaming I'm Portuguese and we have the lowest average salary for any European country outside of eastern Europe. Ok 11 million whatever guy the point stands for a small country with only 11 million we do very well even with financial limitations.
They have great academies which give quality education to their academy players
Bruno - Ronaldo - Moutinho - Bernado Silva - Cancello - Nani - Neves - Pepe - Luis Figo - Ruben Dias - Di Maria (though I'm not sure if he was an academy player) - Falcao - etc
GREAT CONTENT! Long overdue respect towards Portugal
Very cool video. What I think you didn't mention and I believe to be the case is that most of these players are acquired through funds and don't belong to the club. When the club's sell, they sometimes get less than 20%
Ganda Tiago Estêvão.
You should do a video on Magico Gonzalez, such a funny character and soccer legend
El magico
There is literally nothing missing congrats Tiago. So far here are the notable exports of the last 10 years(some of them might be washed up by now but were world class on their prime) apart from the ones mentioned in the video
Colombia - James Rodriguez; Falcao; Jackson Martinez; Guarín
Uruguay: Cristian Rodriguez; Alvaro Pereira
Brazil: Alex Sandro; David Luiz; Maicon; Danilo; Ederson; Hulk; Fernando
Portugal: Diogo Jota; William Carvalho; Ruben Neves; Bernardo Silva; Joao Moutinho; Gonçalo Guedes; Ricardo Pereira; Rui Patricio; Ricardo Quaresma; Fabio Coentrão; Bruno Alves
Serbia: Nemanja Matic; Lazar Markovic
Argentina: Nico Gaitan; Ezequiel Garay; Marcos Rojo; Enzo Perez; Angel di Maria; Lisandro Lopez; Nicolas Otamendi
Spain: Javi Garcia
Belgium: Axel Witsel
Slovenia: Jan Oblak
France: Mangala
Sweden: Victor Lindelof
England: Eric Dier
Looking at Andre Pereira and Oliver Torres from porto to be next prospects for my club. Benfica has got Krovinovic, Diogo Goncalves, Rafael Leao(if he actually is there officially), Zivkovic; Pizzi but they lost Jonas yesterday to Al-Hilal for 5M€. And sporting are basically limping omafter being shot on both legs by the situation of president Bruno de Carvalho falling out with the sporting squad after a riot by the SCP ultras (Juve Leo) over at their academy in Alcochete just days before the portuguese cup final and also due to the massive spent (more than SLB and FCP combined) leaving the club unstable financial wise over his 5 year tenner in control of sporting.
Rodolfo Gaming Duvido mt que o Rafael va para o Benfica, e a forma como descreves a situação do Bruno de Carvalho é bem diferente da realidade. A malta tem de se habituar que ha momentos para expor e outros para opinar. Este era certamente um para expor, visto estares a tentar dar a conhecer a situação às pessoas, nao há necessidade de dares a tua opinião sobre uma situação que os outros nao conhecem. Isso é errado, tentar influenciares os outros sem lhes apresentar primeiro os factos e os deixar desenvolver a própria opinião. E como sabes nem todos pensam como tu, logo a realidade nao é bem como tu a descreveste. Eu, por exemplo, acho que o Bruno devia ter continuado. O homem chegou em 2013 e, em 5 anos, transformou o Sporting de uma equipa que vendia jogadores para pagar salários e terminava em 7° para uma equipa lutava por titulos ( Nao ganhar nao significar que nao lutamos, em 5 anos ficamos em 3° duas vezes, o primeiro ano e o ultimo por causa do jogo do Maritimo onde os gajos nao correram, de resto 2° lugar), uma equipa que deixou de vender a saldo, conseguindo as 3 maiores vendas da sua história e, nas modalidades, limpamos tudo. O unico erro dele foi o comunicado de Madrid, no qual acho que ele esteve realmente mal, mas agr especular que foi ele que ordenou o ataque é de estupido e pior ainda é po-lo na rua pq uma cambada de jornaleiros disse que foi ele que organizou o ataque é de burro msm. Se fosse ele a organizar o ataque ja se sabia ha mt tempo. Os croquetes ja la estão ha mais de 1 mês e nao se soube nada?? Por amor de Deus, ele nao organizou ataque nenhum. O grande mal do Sporting continua a ser o msm de sempre, e que no Benfica e Porto nao se verifica. Os interesses instalados, os gajos que querem ir para o Sporting, nao para lutar e mt menos ganhar, mas para receber o seu dinheiro e fama. Como dizia o outro "querem ir lá comer o croquete". Ja tive mts anos disso, estou farto. Nao quero voltar a lutar para ir à Liga Europa, nao quero vender jogadores a 4M e nao quero as modalidades todas fechadas ou sem aposta.
Salvio isn’t an export yet
Pedro Cardoso yeah my bad forgot to delete his it is deleted now
João Pereira eu n acho k ele organizou ataque nenhum mas ele empurrou os jogadores para fora do clube varias vezes com o constante abuso da equipa nas redes sociais. Ele deve fazer aquilo apenas no balneario nao foi so em relacao ao comunicado do atletico madrid. E dps manda sms a pedir desculpa k nem um cobarde. Que dissesse isso na cara deles. E o Bruno de Carvalho despediu o marco silva pa que? Era o treinador que vcs precisavam pa desenvolver o talento que tem. Os ataques serviram mais para as rescicoes dos contratos. Podence William e patricio ja foram tal como o JJ. E pode haver momentos em que se opina e expoe que foi o que eu quis fazer no final apesar de reconhecer que talvez nao o devia ter feito e peco desculpa se t sentiste insultado. Mas sejamos honestos gastaram mais k o porto e benfica juntos pa ficarem em 2o e 3o e ganharem uma ou duas tacas. Atendendo a isso e que acho que o BdC devia ter sido despedido. N e por ele ter ou nao organizado um ataque contra o proprio clube. E ja mudei o texto espero mm que n t sintas insultado pq n foi essa a minha intencao.
for me thmost important point is the quality of the middle table managers, they know how to apply defensive style and playing on the counter. They just fail on Europa League because their budget its like a league one club and after qualifying they usually have to sell 3 to 4 players to make a profit and that breaks the squad for the season.
this still making lovely videos about portugal.
Would it be possible to do a series on the 'best' current players in 'x' position on the field? I know it would be pretty subjective apart from some obvious players but, I feel as if it would be a pretty interesting concept that might interest some. Sorry if this comes off a needy.
Great vid please do one of these on the Dutch league
A thumbs up for Tito 👍
I wonder why in some European leagues (e.g. La Liga); some clubs have "B" sides in the lower tiers but other leagues (e.g. EPL) don't have such a thing.
James Rodriguez, Falcao and Jackson Martinez are some Colombians who went through Porto's revolving door in recent years. I noticed all top Portuguese sides have had a very high turnover of personnel this summer, I suppose this is just their transfer policy as selling clubs. Who do you think will be the next big transfers to leave the Portuguese Liga for over €20 million. I'm going with Ruben Dias, Grimaldo and Danilo Perreira.
T-man the Dude the B teams helped portuguese football a lot. Our U-17 to U-21 national teams started to do well in tournaments just after the B teams were created
Luís Lima
Do you think it would help English football? Is it harmful for competition? And where are you from if I might ask?
It could help in a way that youth prospects, playing in the Championship, since they are playing in a more competitive league, they step up their game. I don’t think it could be harmful, since the B teams can’t be promoted to our top league. I’m from Portugal
Best thing ever mate, making young talent play against the hard tough and experienced low tier players makes them adapt while having play time is just the best, for example ruben dias in benfica and now diogo leite in porto show up to play as cb (a really difficult position) and you didn't even notice they are so young.
Luís Lima
Thanks for explaining
Quality video. Do Bundesliga next (many English talents are starting to leave clubs in England to go to Germany etc)
Isak Pettersson English "talents" haha. Of Germany was smart they wont bother. Stick to raising the eredvise and eastern Europe.
1:39 Actually, Portugal's weather is quite different from Brazil...
Armando Vaiandando not if you consider southern Brasil
I'm really loving your videos and that WW1 era map
Apart from the more open play thing, you did not really explain why other second tier leagues have not been able to raise the profits. As the reliability also applies to them. One of the main things are for instance the much better wages in Portugal as compared to say the Netherlands so they can keep their players if a very high bid is not made.
Hyde Hill which is ridiculous because the Netherlands have a much better economy
Higher taxes on higher tax brackets like pro sports players. So the net income is lower for the players. At least that is what the clubs claim as part of the reason.
Hyde Hill yeah but that's true for every country....I just haven't seen holland produce generations full of world class players like they used too. Robben was the last world class Dutch player and he didnt have much else to help for the nt. Same can be said for Italy which is an even bigger mystery. Then again Brasil hasnt been the same for 12 years so maybe it's just a cycle. Though of all nations of expect a country the size of brasil with all of those people and talent to be better than they have been. It seems like with all the video and scouting now Brasil has trouble because teams are set up to stop them and catch them out of position as they have always been undisciplined tactically
Not so much talking about the national team and the decline already happened within the generation of Robben, Sneijder, Van Persie and before it. Talking about the general decline of the league and getting a lot less money for our players, either foreign or domestic.
The big Portuguese teams get great talent at a lower price from smaller leagues and teams, then forms them, garners interests, then resells them to big leagues for higher price and profits well. Look at talents that came from Benfica alone in recent years. Ederson, Oblak, David Luiz, Lindelof, Matic, Di Maria, Nelson Semedo, to name a few. Plus teams like Benfica have great developmental program, and sells many quality players like Benfica formed Bernardo Silva, in this case to Premier League's Manchester City, but also to all other top leagues in the world. Then you also have quality coaching in other leagues, bringing in Portuguese players, like in Wolverhampton.
Wow jan oblak n ederson played together at ria ave b4
Yeah, but very briefly I think.
Sporting would disagree with that
@@oldmanhogan2668 ...
Great breakdown. Huge fan of your content.
Thanks Tiago!! Great content!
Love your videos and podcasts. When is the podcast coming back?
AMAZING VIDEO AGAIN TIFO WELL DONE
Buy cheap sell high, that's the Portuguese motto in football, and even the mid table clubs follow the same method, not just the big clubs in the Portuguese league
Viva portugal
Can u pls do Luis Enriques tactics during his time in Barcelona or his ucl run during 2014/15 season.
Also on a video on how Enrique could develop the Spain national team in the coming years would be great..
VB MUTT yeah
Yesterday, a small portuguese team called Portimonense sold Shoya Nakajima by 35M to Al Duhail.
I am sad because I wanted to see him playing live. However is a amazing deal for club like Portimonense. I hope that they have the majority of pass.
Very informative indeed, but mentioning joao Mario, André Silva and Renato sanchez in one sentence in a video about success is the last thing I expected to hear
A. Y lol they are still young
It’s Renato Sanches with an “S”. He is Portuguese, not Spanish so the way you think is name is said is probably wrong to XD
It’s “Sanshesh” like an “sh” like in Sheep or a double “s” in mission. It’s that exact sound. You do it twice. In the middle and you end the word with it again. Bit weird to non European Portuguese speakers to. In Brasil they would say it differently, the end part, but then again, Renato Sanches is Portuguese, not Brazilian XD
Joao Mario is still pretty good same with Andre Silva. The issue with these two if frustrations with their club and if the both transfer to somewhere else they could succeed. Renato Sanches while there is still hope, that spell at Swansea did not inspire much.
Miguel Mateus I had pulled an all nighter and couldn't really be arsed to care if it was sanches or sanchez at that point. May have been autocorrect but I doubt it
Dr Salt I've watched plenty of matches for inter and I can tell you he was sorted out of good reasons
I liked the video but don´t forget we are a very competitive league aswell. See how many european finals or semi finals we have in the last 15 years... you may be surprised ;)
what a fantastic video
It's a natural placement really. Portuguese league is on the periphery from other major European leagues. Spanish clubs actually wait to see how players behave there before investing. Benfica and Porto buy expensive from south America and then there's Sporting Academy.
Fantastic didn't know about this...
Great analysis!
Great vid! What was up with that European map at 1:53 tho?
Awesome video 😊
Portugal and Holland are the biggest selling countries for a reason. The dutch league produces left-footed orthdodox players at the same rate Portugal produces right-footed its uncanny. The build up play in Portugal is a tight, predictable clockwork that is difficult to disturb and magnanimously efficient in the final third. Holland demonstrates as a big broken-in catchers mit - precise in possession and loose in first touch-equipped to dominate possession with little anxiety biding their time till a goal is produced from left-footed scheming...
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Portugal also gives easy EU citizenships.
only to countries culturally related like brazil
So the map from 2:14 onwards may be slightly out of date.....
only by 100 years or so :D
Not for portugal or spain which is the point of the video
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
Hasselbaink was the opposite of what this video talks about, though.
Campomaiorense at the time was a toy in the hands of a millionaire. Once he got tired playing Football Manager IRL the team pretty much dipped in form.
Still, they were part of the weirdest Portuguese Cup final ever in 1999.
Tactical profile on keita of liverpool? Would love to listen on your thoughts on him. Beast of a player for me
Interesting video. What are the success rates of these players who are worth more than 20 million? Do they make regular appearances or are just squad fillers?
Rumble Jack regular appearences. Think of di maria or james rodriguez, there are much more like them but im not remembering the names.
EDIT: David Luiz, Gaitan, Enzo Perez, Ederson and Witsel. Falcao, Jackson Martinez and Alex Sandro, Otamendi, Fernandinho and Marcos Rojo, between many more.
Mateus Pereira not fernandinho it was Fernando and he wasn't that successful in the prem unfortunately. Played for FC Porto
Rodolfo Gaming yes thats him, i mistook him for fernandinho
Sure, there are a lot but I wanted to know the percentage of players who actually make it big. Maybe someone at Tifo has got some interesting numbers or maybe this question is not relevant. Also, I wouldn't consider Jackson Martinez or Witsel or even Gaitan as very successful players. They ended up spending their best years being squad players or in lower leagues.
"They ended up spending their best years being squad players or in lower leagues." So Altetico its in a lower league u say?! facepalm
Renato Sanches is the Bo4 Prophet
Yes they may be successful but judging by the Benfica's debt(and Porto had negative equity in 2016-2017 report), huge chunk of profits are going to third parties I think.
I really have problems in considering the portuguese league a minor league. Portugal is getting closer and closer on the ranking to France and we will probably see a switch between the two.
Great video but you should have mentioned sportings academy
Can you do a video on how less technically gifted pacey CAM's thrive? Players such as Dirk Kuyt at Liverpool
2:04 WHY THE HELL do you have a ww1 map😂
Well Iberia didnt change since ... 1821ish? So if you only talking about Spain and Portugal, any map after that works xD
@@MonkDakarte Tf R U on about, not arsed about Iberia. Stop being a smart ass, I'm on about the map, not about Iberia ya mush
Wouldn't necessarily call the 6th league in the world peripheral
Whoa! That WWI-era map of Europe at 1:52 really confused me
Can you do a "Premier league preview" where you'd recap how the teams are likely to line up and where they should finish in the league and how far they should go in the C1/C3?
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Why is Sporting even a part of this conversation. They have no players leave for big money in the last 20 years. Let’s be real, in Europe there is only 1 Portuguese team that is carrying this entire league on their backs, FC Porto
Please make a video about Arturo Vidal at Barcelona next
This was amazing
Sales of so many players in the past decade: James Rodriguez (Bayern) , Joao Mario (Inter), Ederson (Man City), Hulk (Shangai SIPG), Witsel (Dortmund), Falcao (Monaco), Alex Sandro (Juventus), Nemanja Matic (Man Utd), Joao Moutinho (Wolves), Eric Dier (Spurs), Andre Silva (future Barca I hope), Bernardo Silva (Man City), Jan Oblak (Atletico Madrid), Jackson Martinez (Portimonense), Nelson Semedo (Barcelona), Lindelof (Man Utd), Renato Sanches (Bayern), Angel Di Maria (PSG), David Luiz (Chelsea), Danilo (Man City), Ricardo Quaresma (Besiktas), Mangala (Man City), Islam Slimani (Fenerbahce), Nico Otamendi (Man City), Adrien Silva (Leicester City), Pepe (future Porto), Goncalo Guedes (Valencia), Rodrigo (Valencia), Fabio Coentrao (Rio Ave), Ricardo Carvalho, Nani (Sporting), Gaitan (Yifang), Enzo Perez (River Plate), Markovic (Liverpool), Diogo Dalot (Man Utd), Lisandro Lopez (Lyon), Raul Jimenez (Wolves), Ramires (Suning), Deco, Javi Garcia (Betis), William Carvalho (Betis), Ricardo Pereira (Leicester), Andre Gomes (Everton), Marcos Rojo (Man Utd), Talisca (Shangai), Rui Patricio (Wolves), Ruben Neves (Wolves), Joao Cancelo (Juventus), Helder Costa (Wolves), Mitroglou (Marseille), Iturbe (Pumas), Fernando (Galatasaray), Bruma (RB Leipzig), Fredy Guarin, WITH A TRANSFER REVENUE OF APPROXIMATELY €1.5 Billion !!!!
a minor league its like the 6th best in europe
Why is it law for players in Spain and Portugal to have release clauses?
it is not a law (at least in portugal) it is just a way of puting a price on young players
Please do a video on marcelo bielsa leeds united
This is a ‘Top, top’ video as Fergie would say
Very interesting
(Unpopular opinion?) If the English fa allows for team Bs who knows how competitive English football could become considering that, when it comes to the language barrier they have a huge pool of talent. That said I was hoping more English clubs would follow Man City in making the MLS a "feeder league"
It's not just about having B teams the most important thing they did in Portugal was integrating them in the 2nd division where they compete against experienced players
ricardobq1 yeah totally agree. Italy is starting the same thing this year. I wonder how it would work for them since they are already a top 4 league.
Lester Tettey Italy needs to do it because they are really lacking in young talent. I dont remember Italy being this bad same as the dutch
2:22 why did you use a map from world war 1?😂
1:52 why did you show a map from the first world war?
What is title soundtrack music?
Thank God Kenyan massive talent Mohammed Katana is in lisbon
Kenya has players abroad?
Salih Alash
Of course
Wanyama..spurs
Linton Maina Hannover 96
Philip mwene...mainz
Benfica or Sporting?
Meanheile olunga in japan hahahahaha
1:53 ww1 map
Forca Portugal.
TL;DW: Because Portugal makes Brazilians eligible for EU passports.
Braga should be no the video. It is always on the top 4, with a lot south american players
I thought Jota was signed from Atletico Madrid.
he was, but his breakout season was with Porto ( on loan from Atleti) and he was discovered at Paços FC, and then Atleti bought him.
Diogo Jota is from Paços Ferreira
Benfica best academy in The world
I think Ligue 1 is a better developping league, due to club’s politics like Lyon or Monaco. Lyon is mostly owns by President fan of his club but lacking big money. The Club have own of the best formation center in Europe (Benzema, Ben Arfa, Fekir, Lloris, Umtiti, Ndombele, Lacazette, Pjanic and etc) and they sell them for profit. Then Monaco who developed youngsters and sell them because it is their only way to be financially valuable (small stadium). But those club along with Ste and Marseille are taking players from smaller teams forming an ascension. From a small french club to a top 4 one, then to one from a Top 4 league
J LCS did you just say Lyon has the best academy? Haha Sporting and Barca have the best academies.
Old Man Hogan *one of (french autocorrect works weirdly)
J LCS okay yeah I can agree with that
@@oldmanhogan2668 Sporting hasn't had the best academy in Portugal in years. Most of the national team's backbone that was formed at Sporting's academy is either retired or nearing the end of their careers. As far as I can see the best talents have mostly come from Benfica and Porto, Cancelo, Bernardo Silva, Nélson Semedo, Gonçalo Guedes, Rúben Neves, Jota, Dallot and future talents like Rúben Dias or João Félix. And I'm not even accounting for all the Portuguese promises that flopped like Renato Sanches, André Gomes, André Silva, Ivan Cavaleiro; I know sporting had a couple players like João Mário or Cédric breaking thru, but even then, saying Sporting has the best academy is laughable.
@@benfica1171 keep hating clown. Sporting have always and will always have the best acadamy in portugal
You didn't mention that La Liga doesn't allow more than 3 non-EU players in each team. That's why paulinho was loaned back to china after arthur was brought in. That's why barcelona put yerry mina at the top of their transfer list, and now that so many premier league clubs are interested in him, they quickly stole arturo vidal since he was not an option previously as he does not have an EU passport. Coutinho is currently in the process of getting an EU passport through his wife, who is an official Portuguese citizen.
There have only been 10 colombian players in La Liga... ever. That statistic says a lot about the rules.
E_M_E_T hmm fake news... so you’re telling me that Barca doesn’t have vidal, Messi, Suarez, Arthur, Coutinho, Malcom, Murillo, rafinha and boateng on their squad?? I mean, they are all non-EU players, or Real Madrid: navas, Marcelo, Vinicius, Mariano and casemiro?? Or atlético: godin, árias, Thomas, Giménez, Filipe Luís and savic?? Or Valencia: cheryshev, lee, garay, neto...
@@David-qq9bk I know I'm late to the party, but.....many of the players you mention have EU passports. Messi has a Spanish passport, Suarez has an Italian passport, Navas has a Spanish passport, as does Mariano, as does Marcelo....
Just because their primary nationality is a non-EU one it doesn't mean that they don't have second nationalities (usually by residing in a European country for a number of years, or through a parent/grandparent).
Liga Portuguese Is Very Hard to Negotiate with the players contract release clause
Not all players are leaving for the release clauses. My Sporting has a sad habit of selling them way beyond their clauses, although that's just a reflection of the state of the financial problems in Sporting Lisbon
@@CultPersonalityOf No bro It's very Hard to deal with Portuguese club just see Bruno Farnandes transfer fees
@@swapnildpawar22 Dude, United paid 55 millions for one of the best playmaker in Europe, do you think that's a lot? To put things in perspective, Renato Sanches costed more when Bayern Munchen sign him a couple years ago. Bruno Fernandes was a bargain, and he was sold so cheap because Sporting Lisbon is pretty much broke. The thing with that transfer was our president trying to get a more acceptable amount for one of the best midfielders in the game.
@@CultPersonalityOf Yes offcourse United paid a lot of money 55 million euros is just basic price plus add on is remaining total cost is 80 million euros bro