There is not a day that goes by that millions around the globe do not talk about football. It’s just one of those sports that entertain fans in so many nations throughout the year. And since there are so many leagues, from Europe all the way to South America, we can understand why the average football fan is spoilt for choice. While the FIFA Soccer World Cup is the biggest sporting event on the planet, sadly, it only comes around every four years. But all year long, we are exposed to entertaining moves on the pitch, such as the Around the World move (aka a dribble) made famous by Brazil’s Ronaldinho. Then there are the iconic headers that have landed some fantastic wins for the most famous clubs. First, let’s look at the Premier League and why it produces the best players.
The league of all leagues
The English Premier League is the crème de la crème of football. Not only is it the most popular league, but it’s also quite popular for Online Sports Betting, with fans placing big and small bets. As one can imagine, a game such as a derby between arch-rivals Liverpool and Manchester United would be considered high stakes, especially the recent match between the two sides that saw Liverpool deliver a painful 7 – 0 thrashing to Manchester United at Anfield. Founded over 31 years ago in 1992, the Premier League has introduced the world to every type of player, and one particular type of player that this league has produced is the World Cup player.
Hands down, the Premier League has the most active World Cup players, which is precisely why this league produces the best players. The EPL, as it is also known, is fast-paced, comes with insane amounts of money and is highly competitive in every sense of the word. As a result, players know they can easily be benched if they slip up in just one game or underperform for some time and can find it hard to get their place in the team back should they get injured. Take Liverpool’s Roberto “Bobby” Firmino, for example. He has not been a team regular for many months since returning from the World Cup, mainly due to injury but also due to a slight drop in form, and he is set to leave the club at the end of the season. However, he scored the last of the seven goals in the side’s thrashing of Manchester United, much to the delight of the fans on the Kop, who still adore their Bobby!
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