Casemiro On PL Vs LaLiga!

Wow I’ve just realised I’ve never heard Casemiro speak, sounds well different than I imagined!

Everybody who understands football knows the premier league is premier for a reason

And that’s why when other fans say about English teams don’t dominate ucl that’s because they never get a week off

That's what I am taking about. La liga is a cakewalk if you are real or barca. That's not the case in premier league. Every match is a tough hard fought match. It takes a toll to play at top level week and week out

That’s a 5 time Champions League winner spitting nothing but facts. There’s no question Real Madrid and Barcelona would still be favourites even in the PL but after those two, most La Liga teams would be championship level in England, but they can definitely keep the ball.

Props to him for learning English under 4 years

well said

What he said is clubs in the PREM have money a club like united fights against wolves they have good players too that are in their respect national teams and a big team like Hotspur is fighting relegation in la liga it’s hard but a lot of teams don’t have money to buy good players

Barca, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid can fuck up multiple time and they still going to play champions league. That's how dominant they are

That’s why the Prem is the best league and that’s where football started basically

Maybe giving all the money to 3 teams isnt a good idea? Just saying

Andre is a beast

It wasn't always this way. When Rio was playing, English Premier League didnt have the professional chops that they do now. That's why going to Europe was a difficult proposition for English teams.

we are not case. so just accept what he said on these two league. dont butthurt! u just saw on tv and act like u know everything. they played they know the differences far more than us who are just sitting watching at stadium or tv

This is standard throughout football history, in the late 80's and 90's to the mid 2000's the Italian clubs had the money, that's how clubs like Udinese had players like Zico, Márcio Amoroso and Oliver Bierhoff, and let's not even talk about Parma, traditionally a Serie B club, they were about to sign Luis Figo if Madrid didn't pull that crazy stunt and sign him from Barcelona, and they already had Buffon, Cannavaro, Sensini, Thuram, Bennarivo, Dino Baggio, Veron, Zola, Crespo, Chiesa, Inzaghi, Stoichkov and plenty of other internationals. Where there is money the players will flock.

No Refs no party😢

Real Madrid Legend Case! 🇧🇷🔥

All teams have a lot of money in the Premier League but most of the time they invest like an idiot and too many coaches dont know what they do in England.

If the Premier League is automatically the “best” league simply because it has more money and competitiveness, then how do you explain the long-term European dominance of Spanish clubs over English clubs? Over the last two decades, Spanish teams have consistently outperformed English clubs in UEFA competitions despite having significantly lower financial power overall. This dominance was not limited to Real Madrid and Barcelona. Clubs like Atlético Madrid, Sevilla, Villarreal, Valencia, and even Real Sociedad repeatedly competed at the highest European level and often defeated English opposition in direct knockout matches. Some important facts: • Sevilla has won a record 7 Europa League/UEFA Cup titles — more than any club in history. • Spain is the most successful country in Europa League history with 14 titles, ahead of both England and Italy. • Spanish clubs dominated European football throughout the 2010s: - Real Madrid won multiple Champions Leagues. - Barcelona won another treble era. - Atlético Madrid reached two Champions League finals and won La Liga against Messi’s Barça and Ronaldo’s Madrid. - Sevilla created a Europa League dynasty. - Villarreal won the Europa League against Manchester United. • UEFA coefficient rankings over many years consistently placed Spain at or near the top because Spanish clubs regularly accumulated more European points through wins and progression. The Premier League undeniably has: - more money, - greater physical intensity, - deeper squad depth, - and stronger overall commercial power. But football quality is not measured only by financial resources or entertainment value. Spanish football historically emphasized: - tactical intelligence, - positional play, - technical development, - ball retention, - spatial awareness, - and coherent football identities. That is why academies like La Masia and La Fábrica consistently produced elite technical players and tactically educated footballers. English clubs often buy the world’s best talents. Spanish clubs historically developed clearer football structures and identities where players could maximize their intelligence and technical qualities. So the Premier League may be the richest and most competitive league overall, but European history strongly supports the argument that Spanish football has often been more efficient, tactically refined, and successful on the continental stage.

When you have the squad depth like the teams in the prem there is no excuse when playing in the ucl. Elite level players are benched because the prem teams can afford it. You have more options to rotate players than any other league in the top 5. Having a 4th choice player in any position is madness😂