Simeone was the reason who made LaLiga a Big Three fight in the era of Ronaldo and Messi. Despite all the criticism he gets, its fun to watch Athletico nowadays instead of Real Madrid and Barcelona in Laliga.
No, that was Javier Aguirre who returned them to Champions League, then after Quique-Flores, Simeone came in after and they invested $$ on players for him, and he parked the bus.
@@AGCcachanillayou make it seem like parking the bus is a bad thing, it is needed at times. Simeone just overdoses on it, just like Pochettino overdoses on not knowing when to park it. Both never won CLs.
I think it's solely due to him having not wone the Champions League that is it, making Atletico a force in Spain and international club football, consistently winning despite losing key player and a lack of investment speaks volume to the work he has done thus far, us fans know how special he is. Through thick and thin, Aupa Atleti!
Teams nowadays will play in the Pep-possesion style even when it makes no sense to, like Southampton this year and Burnley last year. They're playing themselves right back down again 🤦♀️
I really appreciate you making videos on teams that are often swept under the rug like pochs spurs and Simeons Atletico I've thought of create a channel to make videos about teams and players like this I really appreciate it and you have really inspired me voice my passion for football
I've been an Atleti fan for over 25 years and I'm happy to live through the best era of the club. The last 13 years have been amazing to witness. I think this might be the year for a trophy or two
Few players to have won La Liga both as a player and manager even during playing days he was a leader at Lazio Sevilla Inter Milan Atletico Madrid Simeone is inspirational manager I’m from Kenya Nairobi viva Diego Simeone teddy katalunya ziwani buru emba
Diego could have win as mich as Mourihno if he had elite players elite attackers like Lampard, Drogba, Mackelele, Snjider. But he only had some great, hard working defenders and only one elite attacker Grizmann, and Costa, Torres, Villa or Suarez. Not a big surprised he made UCL finals and won La Liga when he had those forwards
Diego Pablo Simeone will never get the credit he deserves not everything has to be tik e tak ball defense definitely wins titles and this man is a legend and will always be Atléti de Madrid
You are my inspiration Daniel. I also created football video in my mother tongue because I'm passionated about football. Hope i will be successful one day.
Winning everything he has won while having a balanced net spend (I believe the last time I checked for a 10 year period was two years ago) is truly astonishing. For every player he has bought, he has basically sold someone of similar value. This is obviously down to the board as well, but he has not had the financial freedom many others are granted, yet he is expected to cater to the demands of people who wouldn't care if his family starved should he be sacked.
This may be controversial but I think he’s a better manager than Wenger. Adaptability matters as a manager and he’s won leagues in 2014, 2021 and is now favourite in 2025 competing against historically the two most dominant teams in European football, doing it his way while not getting stuck in his ways like Wenger did after the early 2000s. Also two Europa leagues, two european super cups and two CL finals too which is way better than Wenger who failed miserably on the european front.
Simeone's Atletico's can defeat Greatest Teams under greatest managers be it Guardiola, Mourinho, Klopp, Ancelotti, Thiago, Hansi Flick etc. Still Atletico Madrid isn't even half as popular across the world like Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd, Inter, AC Milan, Bayern etc
People don't seem to realize athletico were just a Tottenham. A big Spanish team that was just a average mid tabel team and his won leagues Europa League with them and took them to champion's league finals
His net spending in last 10 years even surpassed real madrid.that aint no joke. He is the highest paid manager in the world.his trophy cabinet needs to be bigger
No, that is a very widespread fallacy among those against Atlético, but it is still a fallacy no matter how often it is repeated. In terms of investment, Atlético is far below the spending of teams like Barcelona or Real Madrid, basically because its budget is 1/3 less (Atletico has an annual budget of 320-350 million compared to the 850-900 of Real Madrid or Barcelona. If you check and go to Transfermarket, for example, and review the team's transfer balance (that is, the sum of the spending on transfers together with what is obtained from sales) you can see how Atlético has barely spent a couple of tens of millions since Cholo arrived at Atlético in 2013, compared to the hundreds of millions that Barcelona or Madrid have invested (data that, in addition, appears biased since the sales of assets of Barcelona or expenses derived from free signings such as Mbappé for Madrid, for example, do not count in that balance despite the fact that they commit large sums of money to their respective clubs). The difference between the spending of Barcelona or Real Madrid compared to the Atlético was, if possible, even bigger until a few months ago and signings like Julian Álvarez or Le Normand among others, which came to put an end to a few years of economic austerity where the biggest signing of the team was Samuel Lino for just 7 million euros. The reason why there is this fallacy about Atlético's spending on signings being comparable to that of Barcelona or Real Madrid has to do with the fact that Atlético has made large spending on signings to replace its sales. An example that is often used is that of Joao Félix, who costs Atlético Madrid 127 million. It is, without a doubt, a very high figure, but what is always forgotten is that that year Atlético sold Griezmann to Barcelona for 135 million (originally it was 120 but after legal problems with the signing Barça was forced to compensate Atlético with 15 more), Rodrigo to M. City for 70 million or Lucas Hernandez to Bayern for 70 million among others. That is to say, in that market, although it seems that the team made a great economic investment, it turns out that it has been the opposite, and that the club has in fact earned more than 100 million (it was more, but part was spent to sign replacements of much lower level, such as Mario Hermoso to replace Lucas Hernandez). Money that, as always, ended up in the hands of the owners of the club, instead of being reinvested in the same or in higher quality signings. This dynamic of selling high and replacing with cheap players and keeping the club's owners with most of the benefits has been, until now, typical of the club. It has happened with the aforementioned Griezmann, Rodri or Lucas Hernandez and with many others like Falcao, who is sold and a very old Villa is brought in as a substitute, like Diego Costa, who is replaced by a very young Griezmann who nobody expected to play the way he did and, later, by a regular Álvaro Morata, with Felipe Luis, and also with many other lower level players who are not worth mentioning. the reality is that, beyond the titles or competitive level that Atlético now has, the greatness of Cholo, for me, has always resided in the fact that he has known how to overcome this every year. Every year they took away his star player and his backbone, and he was always able to overcome it and create a team that was just as or even more competitive with the patches and fixes that the board signed for him. About his salary, I would like to say two things. First, seeing the results and the tools that the club provides him with, and taking into account the level that the club was at before he arrived (it should be remembered that, until his arrival, the club was fighting for a place in the Europa League, that is, 5-7 position in the league and was far far away from Real Madrid, Barcelona, or any other team in the European elite. If one year he finished 4th and reached the Champions League, it was a huge success), the salary he received seemed more than justified to me. If there has been any coach in the recent past (without going back to the 60s and 70s) who has achieved something similar to what Cholo has achieved, taking a mediocre team and elevating it to the elite year after year, I sincerely do not know. Secondly, this topic that his salary is the highest among coaches is also another widespread fallacy, but a fallacy nonetheless. Simeone was the highest paid, but only for a few years, after 2016, when his contract was renewed after leading the club to its second Champions League final (remember that just 4 years ago the club was fighting to get into the top 7 of the league). But by 2021 his salary was drastically reduced, and there are currently other managers who earn more than him.
@@lordbill5111 Obviously, the latest signings such as Julian Alvarez or Gallagher, among others, have helped to equlibrate the balance more. Even so, it is as I mentioned in my previous comment, in the case of Real Madrid there are signings such as Mbappé, Rudiger or Alaba that count as free or free on Transfermarkt despite having meant large sums of money. In the case of Kylian, the sources speak of a signing bonus of around 100 million euros in the most affordable cases and up to 130 in the most exaggerated ones. Not counting, either, the considerable variables that, according to media such as Marca, some signings such as Tchouamení or Endrick have. However, and despite being an Atlético fan, I do not want to take away merit from Madrid's transfer market. They have signed very well these years, spending less money than they normally use. You just have to compare it, for example, with Barcelona, which, the last time I looked, was at around -600 million in the expenditure/income balance. However, I cannot help but debate with those who give an economic image of Atlético that, for me, is far from reality. I would like, as an Atlético fan, that we could compete closely with teams like Real Madrid, Barça or others like M.City or PSG. But the reality is that we have 1/3 of their budget. In certain markets like this summer we can make considerable expenditure, but it is something that we can only do once every few years. In addition, unfortunately for us, Atlético does not have the ability to attract like other teams do. Picking up the thread of the Mbappé case, I don't think that, even if it had been for free, the team would have had the chance to sign him, or Haland when he left Dortmund for City for, as far as I understand, only 60 million. Atletico is not in the same level as this teams. On the other hand, I'm not going to avoid the fact that Atlético does have a high spending capacity, on par with other teams in that second European tier below Real Madrid, Barça, City, or Liverpool, among others. For me, Atlético has to squeeze its financial capacity as best as possible, investing wisely and being able to generate teams that can compete with these teams in the European elite, rather than getting into the fights to sign the biggest stars of the moment, since it will most likely lose. Although this is much easier said than done.
Don't disrespect Simeone like that, Wenger is nowhere near his level. Specialist in failures, 8 years with no trophies, built a spineless weak team with no proper DM, that clown took Arsenal back decades until Arteta got them to challenge again.
That clown ran the club on a shoestring budget. Arteta has spent twice as much as City in net spend in recent years, back when Wenger was managing you had owners paying off the stadium and bringing in the Chamakhs of the world. He still got them to top 4 every year despite selling his best players
@@lenneth1188 Wenger had a net spend of 349 million in 21 years. Arteta has double in less than five. You can give all the examples you want, but revisionist history and perspectives like yours do not change facts. In that case, why didn't Klopp win the league last year with the squad Slot seems to be ruling the league with? When Emery came, a very respectable coach, he failed with that same Arsenal squad and so did Arteta until a lot of players were sent packing
@garyandertonPeople don't understand how Wenger had no funds as new stadium was built nor he relied purely on funding & referees were against him. Wenger had immense bad luck bcz his top players regularly got injured. My blame on Wenger is him not focusing on his players health, strength, fitness etc that would have got him good results he just focused on good style & skills
My major & only blame on Wenger is a coach he failed to recognise the modern fitness & health training nor he prioritised it (all his players started getting injured regularly & later on lost hope to play for the team they loved). Wenger was quite short sighted as he shut down re entry of Cesc Fabregas who truly loved Arsenal & would have helped them
I was watching the video,it was good until 4 : 30, how dare u call REAL MADRID NOISY NEIGHBOURS, even at that time we had everything over athleti (ucl,la liga,cpr) & if u don't know noisy neighbours is called for a smaller team in the town just like man City are noisy neighbours of man utd
Wins 1-0 home. Tries to defend with 10 players in the away game. 15 minutes in he's losing 1-0 and has to readjust all the game plan in the middle of the match. This has happened in almost every season of this guy.
Simeone's accomplishments at Atleti have already surpassed those of Wenger's at Arsenal. He's won more titles in less time and qualified them for CL every single season.
@@Orion4976 yeah that line of thinking is wht keeps simeone and mourinho around. Horrible brand of football. I like watching football not reading it in the newspaper.
He made atletico a dominant third force in La liga. any slip ups by Real and Barca will be punished. One of the greatest managers ever.
And both have slipped so much
Atleti are top
As an Atletico fan, as soon as we win it someday, I'll die happy
Its this season for sure
Simeone was the reason who made LaLiga a Big Three fight in the era of Ronaldo and Messi. Despite all the criticism he gets, its fun to watch Athletico nowadays instead of Real Madrid and Barcelona in Laliga.
Diego simeone has made atietico Madrid elite
No, that was Javier Aguirre who returned them to Champions League, then after Quique-Flores, Simeone came in after and they invested $$ on players for him, and he parked the bus.
@@AGCcachanillayou make it seem like parking the bus is a bad thing, it is needed at times. Simeone just overdoses on it, just like Pochettino overdoses on not knowing when to park it. Both never won CLs.
I think it's solely due to him having not wone the Champions League that is it, making Atletico a force in Spain and international club football, consistently winning despite losing key player and a lack of investment speaks volume to the work he has done thus far, us fans know how special he is. Through thick and thin, Aupa Atleti!
2x La liga, 2x Europa League, 2x UEFA Super Cup, 1 CDR, 1 Supercopa de Espana
1 LEGEND 🐐
And 2 times ucl finalist🔥
griezmann is the pinnacle of simeoni creation, work rate, movement, creativity
Liverpool fan here. I absolutely love watching ATM playing in Europe. One of the worst things in modern football is everyone playing the same.
Cheers mate I’m an Atleti fan but I’ve always had a have a soft spot in my heart for Liverpool, hope you guys win the prem 👍
Boring ass game mate parking the buss for 90 min u watching boring football 😂
@@katalanasii Still more entertaining than Real Madrid lmfao
@@katalanasii stiil better than varca
Teams nowadays will play in the Pep-possesion style even when it makes no sense to, like Southampton this year and Burnley last year. They're playing themselves right back down again 🤦♀️
I really appreciate you making videos on teams that are often swept under the rug like pochs spurs and Simeons Atletico I've thought of create a channel to make videos about teams and players like this I really appreciate it and you have really inspired me voice my passion for football
In Simeone hands, Atletico became a force to be reckon with, not only in Spain but also in Europe
I've been an Atleti fan for over 25 years and I'm happy to live through the best era of the club. The last 13 years have been amazing to witness. I think this might be the year for a trophy or two
Few players to have won La Liga both as a player and manager even during playing days he was a leader at Lazio Sevilla Inter Milan Atletico Madrid Simeone is inspirational manager I’m from Kenya Nairobi viva Diego Simeone teddy katalunya ziwani buru emba
Top of the league right now
One of th best characters in spanish football for the last decade, love content covering less talked about players or managers, great stuff
He won them 2 titles and took the club from the old stadium into the new era, no one talks about that part...
I’m from Kenya Nairobi Gracias Diego Simeone teddy katalunya ziwani buru emba
I am a Real Madrid fan but I have always respected el Cholo what he has done for Atletico Madrid is tremendous
I appreciate the video mate, there are really few quality videos about atletico madrid out of Spain so thanks for the effort bro
Diego could have win as mich as Mourihno if he had elite players elite attackers like Lampard, Drogba, Mackelele, Snjider. But he only had some great, hard working defenders and only one elite attacker Grizmann, and Costa, Torres, Villa or Suarez. Not a big surprised he made UCL finals and won La Liga when he had those forwards
Diego Pablo Simeone will never get the credit he deserves not everything has to be tik e tak ball defense definitely wins titles and this man is a legend and will always be Atléti de Madrid
This video gives me chills, bro
Thanks for making this video
From an atletico fan❤
Been watching for a while, content is quality bro, great things coming soon in your way
Brilliant video!
Brilliant nature and storytelling thaks d mac
Atlético plays with a knife between their teeth, always fighting to the last second. Gotta love him
You are my inspiration Daniel. I also created football video in my mother tongue because I'm passionated about football. Hope i will be successful one day.
More power to you mate
Goated channel
Diego Simeone is much better than wenger and also defeated wenger in UEL SEMIS
Winning everything he has won while having a balanced net spend (I believe the last time I checked for a 10 year period was two years ago) is truly astonishing. For every player he has bought, he has basically sold someone of similar value. This is obviously down to the board as well, but he has not had the financial freedom many others are granted, yet he is expected to cater to the demands of people who wouldn't care if his family starved should he be sacked.
Though I am Real Madrid fan, I have deep respect for him🤗🤗
Who is after defeating barcelona
Me
Me too@@andrewfraserjr
Argentine legend!
Level on points with barca and a game in hand for Diego someone atleti
Diego Simeone football hard man during his playing days good CDM teddy katalunya ziwani buru emba
Best manager ever IMO.
This may be controversial but I think he’s a better manager than Wenger. Adaptability matters as a manager and he’s won leagues in 2014, 2021 and is now favourite in 2025 competing against historically the two most dominant teams in European football, doing it his way while not getting stuck in his ways like Wenger did after the early 2000s. Also two Europa leagues, two european super cups and two CL finals too which is way better than Wenger who failed miserably on the european front.
Aupa Atleti forever!
Good video! Future video on Juan Mata?
You coulld had noted that's in the 2016 there were many errors from the refree
One of the toughest teams to beat Atletico Madrid their style of play is hard to understand viva Diego Simeone teddy katalunya ziwani buru emba
Did I miss something? Did the video address its premise? Was Mr Wenger even mentioned?
Yes he was
El-Cholo
AupaAtleti❤❤
football owes simeone a ucl trophy
They're currently first.
Simeone's Atletico's can defeat Greatest Teams under greatest managers be it Guardiola, Mourinho, Klopp, Ancelotti, Thiago, Hansi Flick etc.
Still Atletico Madrid isn't even half as popular across the world like Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd, Inter, AC Milan, Bayern etc
Varcolana fan
defo the Hyenas of la liga...
when did wenger win a champions league
People don't seem to realize athletico were just a Tottenham.
A big Spanish team that was just a average mid tabel team and his won leagues Europa League with them and took them to champion's league finals
Bro, it is an insult to Atleti. They regularly play in the UCL, every season they play against big boys like Real Madrid and Barcelona.
AUPA ATLETI
EL CHOLO♥️🤍🇵🇰
His net spending in last 10 years even surpassed real madrid.that aint no joke. He is the highest paid manager in the world.his trophy cabinet needs to be bigger
No, that is a very widespread fallacy among those against Atlético, but it is still a fallacy no matter how often it is repeated. In terms of investment, Atlético is far below the spending of teams like Barcelona or Real Madrid, basically because its budget is 1/3 less (Atletico has an annual budget of 320-350 million compared to the 850-900 of Real Madrid or Barcelona.
If you check and go to Transfermarket, for example, and review the team's transfer balance (that is, the sum of the spending on transfers together with what is obtained from sales) you can see how Atlético has barely spent a couple of tens of millions since Cholo arrived at Atlético in 2013, compared to the hundreds of millions that Barcelona or Madrid have invested (data that, in addition, appears biased since the sales of assets of Barcelona or expenses derived from free signings such as Mbappé for Madrid, for example, do not count in that balance despite the fact that they commit large sums of money to their respective clubs). The difference between the spending of Barcelona or Real Madrid compared to the Atlético was, if possible, even bigger until a few months ago and signings like Julian Álvarez or Le Normand among others, which came to put an end to a few years of economic austerity where the biggest signing of the team was Samuel Lino for just 7 million euros.
The reason why there is this fallacy about Atlético's spending on signings being comparable to that of Barcelona or Real Madrid has to do with the fact that Atlético has made large spending on signings to replace its sales. An example that is often used is that of Joao Félix, who costs Atlético Madrid 127 million. It is, without a doubt, a very high figure, but what is always forgotten is that that year Atlético sold Griezmann to Barcelona for 135 million (originally it was 120 but after legal problems with the signing Barça was forced to compensate Atlético with 15 more), Rodrigo to M. City for 70 million or Lucas Hernandez to Bayern for 70 million among others. That is to say, in that market, although it seems that the team made a great economic investment, it turns out that it has been the opposite, and that the club has in fact earned more than 100 million (it was more, but part was spent to sign replacements of much lower level, such as Mario Hermoso to replace Lucas Hernandez). Money that, as always, ended up in the hands of the owners of the club, instead of being reinvested in the same or in higher quality signings.
This dynamic of selling high and replacing with cheap players and keeping the club's owners with most of the benefits has been, until now, typical of the club. It has happened with the aforementioned Griezmann, Rodri or Lucas Hernandez and with many others like Falcao, who is sold and a very old Villa is brought in as a substitute, like Diego Costa, who is replaced by a very young Griezmann who nobody expected to play the way he did and, later, by a regular Álvaro Morata, with Felipe Luis, and also with many other lower level players who are not worth mentioning.
the reality is that, beyond the titles or competitive level that Atlético now has, the greatness of Cholo, for me, has always resided in the fact that he has known how to overcome this every year. Every year they took away his star player and his backbone, and he was always able to overcome it and create a team that was just as or even more competitive with the patches and fixes that the board signed for him.
About his salary, I would like to say two things. First, seeing the results and the tools that the club provides him with, and taking into account the level that the club was at before he arrived (it should be remembered that, until his arrival, the club was fighting for a place in the Europa League, that is, 5-7 position in the league and was far far away from Real Madrid, Barcelona, or any other team in the European elite. If one year he finished 4th and reached the Champions League, it was a huge success), the salary he received seemed more than justified to me. If there has been any coach in the recent past (without going back to the 60s and 70s) who has achieved something similar to what Cholo has achieved, taking a mediocre team and elevating it to the elite year after year, I sincerely do not know.
Secondly, this topic that his salary is the highest among coaches is also another widespread fallacy, but a fallacy nonetheless. Simeone was the highest paid, but only for a few years, after 2016, when his contract was renewed after leading the club to its second Champions League final (remember that just 4 years ago the club was fighting to get into the top 7 of the league). But by 2021 his salary was drastically reduced, and there are currently other managers who earn more than him.
Just check how much they've sold
@cptafar they have 60 mill net spending less than real.aint that much considering 10 years
@@lordbill5111 Obviously, the latest signings such as Julian Alvarez or Gallagher, among others, have helped to equlibrate the balance more. Even so, it is as I mentioned in my previous comment, in the case of Real Madrid there are signings such as Mbappé, Rudiger or Alaba that count as free or free on Transfermarkt despite having meant large sums of money. In the case of Kylian, the sources speak of a signing bonus of around 100 million euros in the most affordable cases and up to 130 in the most exaggerated ones. Not counting, either, the considerable variables that, according to media such as Marca, some signings such as Tchouamení or Endrick have.
However, and despite being an Atlético fan, I do not want to take away merit from Madrid's transfer market. They have signed very well these years, spending less money than they normally use. You just have to compare it, for example, with Barcelona, which, the last time I looked, was at around -600 million in the expenditure/income balance.
However, I cannot help but debate with those who give an economic image of Atlético that, for me, is far from reality. I would like, as an Atlético fan, that we could compete closely with teams like Real Madrid, Barça or others like M.City or PSG. But the reality is that we have 1/3 of their budget. In certain markets like this summer we can make considerable expenditure, but it is something that we can only do once every few years. In addition, unfortunately for us, Atlético does not have the ability to attract like other teams do. Picking up the thread of the Mbappé case, I don't think that, even if it had been for free, the team would have had the chance to sign him, or Haland when he left Dortmund for City for, as far as I understand, only 60 million. Atletico is not in the same level as this teams.
On the other hand, I'm not going to avoid the fact that Atlético does have a high spending capacity, on par with other teams in that second European tier below Real Madrid, Barça, City, or Liverpool, among others. For me, Atlético has to squeeze its financial capacity as best as possible, investing wisely and being able to generate teams that can compete with these teams in the European elite, rather than getting into the fights to sign the biggest stars of the moment, since it will most likely lose. Although this is much easier said than done.
Don't disrespect Simeone like that, Wenger is nowhere near his level. Specialist in failures, 8 years with no trophies, built a spineless weak team with no proper DM, that clown took Arsenal back decades until Arteta got them to challenge again.
That clown ran the club on a shoestring budget. Arteta has spent twice as much as City in net spend in recent years, back when Wenger was managing you had owners paying off the stadium and bringing in the Chamakhs of the world. He still got them to top 4 every year despite selling his best players
@garyanderton Leicester, Atletico, Dortmund, Monaco all won ligue titles without spending money during his banter years
@@lenneth1188 Wenger had a net spend of 349 million in 21 years. Arteta has double in less than five. You can give all the examples you want, but revisionist history and perspectives like yours do not change facts. In that case, why didn't Klopp win the league last year with the squad Slot seems to be ruling the league with? When Emery came, a very respectable coach, he failed with that same Arsenal squad and so did Arteta until a lot of players were sent packing
@garyandertonPeople don't understand how Wenger had no funds as new stadium was built nor he relied purely on funding & referees were against him.
Wenger had immense bad luck bcz his top players regularly got injured.
My blame on Wenger is him not focusing on his players health, strength, fitness etc that would have got him good results he just focused on good style & skills
My major & only blame on Wenger is a coach he failed to recognise the modern fitness & health training nor he prioritised it (all his players started getting injured regularly & later on lost hope to play for the team they loved).
Wenger was quite short sighted as he shut down re entry of Cesc Fabregas who truly loved Arsenal & would have helped them
I was watching the video,it was good until 4 : 30, how dare u call REAL MADRID NOISY NEIGHBOURS, even at that time we had everything over athleti (ucl,la liga,cpr) & if u don't know noisy neighbours is called for a smaller team in the town just like man City are noisy neighbours of man utd
What if ayamgay win the champions league? What say you
But does Wenger have an European title??
Wenger almost every season was in champions league and he was in premier league not Laliga
@@mihasoopoore9898 so? no European title then?
Wins 1-0 home. Tries to defend with 10 players in the away game. 15 minutes in he's losing 1-0 and has to readjust all the game plan in the middle of the match. This has happened in almost every season of this guy.
mediocre manager for a mediocre club
Never has Arsene Wenger been insulted so harshly. 😂💀
Simeone's accomplishments at Atleti have already surpassed those of Wenger's at Arsenal. He's won more titles in less time and qualified them for CL every single season.
@@Orion4976 yeah that line of thinking is wht keeps simeone and mourinho around. Horrible brand of football. I like watching football not reading it in the newspaper.
After today’s win against Barcelona, we are on fire.