They are all over 100 million pounds, Liverpool buys Wilz, and Manchester City signs three people, who is smarter?

In the transfer market this summer, Liverpool and Manchester City, the two Premier League giants, are crazy enough. Both teams have spent hundreds of millions of pounds, but the strategies of the two teams are completely different. Liverpool spent hundreds of millions of pounds to buy Wiltz, while Manchester City signed three generals at almost the same price. Who is smarter? In the vigorous battle for Wilz, Manchester City once led Liverpool. As a result, Manchester City later chose to withdraw due to funding issues. Liverpool came from behind and eventually successfully brought Wilz to Anfield with a total price of 116 million pounds and set a new record for team signings. For Liverpool, which just won the Premier League championship, the high price introduction of Wilz can be said to be a heart-boosting agent for the team.

However, at the same time, Manchester City was not idle either. Although the Blue Moon Legion withdrew from the battle for Werz, it also spent hundreds of millions of pounds in the transfer market, including Et Nuri 34 million pounds, Reindez 46.3 million pounds, and Cherki 34 million pounds, with a total value equivalent to Werz alone.

So the question is, they are all signings of over 100 million pounds. Liverpool bought Wilz, and Manchester City signed three major players including Reindez, Ait Nuri and Cherki. Who is smarter? Personally, I think it doesn’t matter who is smarter between Liverpool and Manchester City. Both teams are concentrating on filling the shortcomings of their respective teams, and both sides have made very successful signings.

Liverpool, some people believe that Wiltz is not needed when having "Mc8 Her". In reality, although "Mc8 Her" is good, it lacks creativity on the offensive end, especially when McAllister cannot play, Liverpool can only rely too much on Salah when attacking. Wiltz can break, pass, and shoot. After joining, he will form an offensive dual core with Salah, which is invincible.

For Manchester City, their lineup is already enough for giants. Haaland, Foden, Rodri and others are all stars worth hundreds of millions, but there is also an embarrassment of personnel aging in some positions. It is also a must-do to supplement new players from the transfer market in a timely manner. So, Liverpool and Manchester City are just different in signing strategies, and there is no one who is smarter than anyone else.