From the small Spanish city of Eibar which is home to a competitive La Liga team, to the tiny independent city-state of Monaco which is home to one of the top teams in Ligue 1, HITC Sevens takes a look at a number of cities which punch above their weight and overachieve within the world of football / soccer in relation to their size.
Atalanta have the most underrated Frontline in Europe :gomez, illicic, zapata, Muriel all deserve more recognition
egh 14 I think if they were younger, but also because the news mostly focuses on the prem league and la liga
@@joe972 yess you do have a point
egh 14 yeah ik and they are changing the world of Italian football
Illicic is insane
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Can you do a who would play for east/west Germany if it existed today
good idea! keep commenting so they see it
Toni Kroos is the only East German in the national team atm, would be interesting to see what an East German national team would look like
No tbh nobody cares about germany.
@@elienaddour8973 I care
@@b__c7538 ok but most of the people aren't from germany here.
My home team, sc Heerenveen from Holland, have a 27K stadium, wheras the town itself holds 29K people. They have played in the Dutch top league since 1993
Eibar is the most impressive honestly. They've over achieved for sure! They've beaten Barça and Real Madrid in the past year.
@Daz Ediss Not really, untill the 90's the other basque teams also played with mostly basque players. And back then the teams could retain a player even if he wanted to leave the team. For the last 30 years it has been harder for athletic, but they still are much stronger economically than Real Sociedad or Osasuna, so they bought every young talent emerging from these teams
For example Javi Martinez, Llorente, Muniain, Raul Garcia and Williams grew up in Navarre, wich is the province Osasuna is from. Others like Aduriz and Dani Garcia are from Gipuzkoa, the province of Real Sociedad. They buy these players when they are young because they have the money to do so.
@Daz Ediss the 3rd most succesfull club in Spain with 34 titles. Furthermore, the Basque Country has a population of only 3M but there are 5 clubs in La Liga (Athletic, Real Sociedad, Osasuna, Alavés and Eibar... Literaly overachiving)
Eibar promoted to 1st division because they had some loan players from Athletic and Real Sociedad. Impresively they could mantain there for some seasons, though
@@mortrex68 navarre and gipuzkoa are also parts of euskal herria, and still that area has only 3M inhabitants so achievment of Athletic is immense
Rise and fall of Portsmouth
Every one like this
Tifo had covered it but well it was from 3 years ago. kzhead.info/sun/ndmMabmkbIOqqpE/bejne.html
Go and watch Rads - Portsmouth career mode It is amazing
Yes
Rise and fall of: Forest, Coventry, Sunderland, Ipswich, Sheffield Wednesday
Thanks man for doing this🙌🏻 But i kind of miss clubs like: RC Lens: Lens has a population of around 30000 but RC Lens has played 60+ seasons in Ligue 1, won the Ligue 1 once and the Coupe de Ligue twice. AJ Auxerre: despite coming from a city with a population of around 35000, AJ Auxerre have won Ligue 1 once, the Coupe de France 4 times and made a QF appearance in the CL. FC Sochaux: Montbéliard, the city where FC Sochaux is based have a population of around 25000, but despite that Sochaux have played a total of 66 seasons in the Ligue 1 and won the Ligue 1 twice, the Coupe de France twice and the Coupe de la Ligue once. En Avant Guingamp: Based in a town with only 7000 inhabitants, Guingamp have played serveral seasons in the top-flight, won the Coupe de France twice, and made 5 appearances in Europe. KFC Uerdingen 05 : Based in a small city (around 20000 inhabitants) near Krefeld, KFC Uerdingen have played a total of 14 seasons in the Bundesliga, and the club have won 1 DFB-Pokal in 1985. CD Numancia: The club had played the majority of their existence in the third or fourth tier prior to their first promotion to La Liga in 1999. Since then the club have spent a total of 4 seasons in the Spain's top flight, despite being based in a city, with less than 40000 inhabitants(Soria).
Hi Luuk, you're very welcome. Just in case you were wondering why any of your suggestions didn't feature: Lens: Isn't a city, it's a town/commune, so couldn't feature. Auxerre: Seven is based *solely* on the here and now, not historical achievements, and AJ Auxerre are currently in Ligue 2. Sochaux: Also currently in Ligue 2. Guingamp: Not a city and in Ligue 2. Uerdingen: Currently down in the third tier, Uerdingen isn't a city, and the local city Krefeld has a population of 225,000. Numancia: Currently relegation-threatened in the Segunda Division.
HITC Sevens fair play. I thought that Lens is a city but apparently i am wrong, but nonetheless maybe also a nice idea to do the 7 most successful clubs, who are not from cities!
Way ahead of you, Luuk. Enjoy! 7 Best Football Clubs Not Based in Cities - kzhead.info/sun/ZsiMoqWKeKR6omg/bejne.html
HITC Sevens Thanks you’re legend🙌🏻 But best is different than most successful. So maybe still a good idea😉
No problem, I'll have a think, might have to wait a little while with them being similar though!
The biggest club that comes from a relatively small city is SANTOS FC. Santos has a population of about 400 thousand people. That may seem like a lot for many european countries, but keep in mind that there are 17 cities with over a million inhabitants in Brazil. To put it in perspective, Santos is only the 10th largest city in Sao Paulo state and the 55th largest city in the country. Never the less, Santos FC has won 8 league titles, 1 Copa do Brasil (equivalent to the FA Cup), 3 Copa Libertadores and 2 club world cup titles. Not only that, but it has given the world Pelé, Robinho, Neymar and many, many other players. It's really impressive.
villareal, good shout to Senna was a great defensive midfielder just over a decade ago
yea, he used to be captain of spain’s national team
ross county dingwall. if dingwall filled everyone into there stadium it would still have empty seats. population of only 3000 but have been in the top tier of scottish football concistantly now
daniel saffhill they just got promoted this season Dingwall not a city either
I have these clubs: RC Lens: Lens has a population of around 30000 but RC Lens has played 60+ seasons in Ligue 1, won the Ligue 1 once and the Coupe de Ligue twice. AJ Auxerre: despite coming from a city with a population of around 35000, AJ Auxerre have won Ligue 1 once, the Coupe de France 4 times and made a QF appearance in the CL. FC Sochaux: Montbéliard, the city where FC Sochaux is based have a population of around 25000, but despite that Sochaux have played a total of 66 seasons in the Ligue 1 and won the Ligue 1 twice, the Coupe de France twice and the Coupe de la Ligue once. En Avant Guingamp: Based in a town with only 7000 inhabitants, Guingamp have played serveral seasons in the top-flight, won the Coupe de France twice, and made 5 appearances in Europe. KFC Uerdingen 05 : Based in a small city (around 20000 inhabitants) near Krefeld, KFC Uerdingen have played a total of 14 seasons in the Bundesliga, and the club have won 1 DFB-Pokal in 1985. CD Numancia: The club had played the majority of their existence in the third of fourth tier prior to their first promotion to La Liga in 1999. Since then the club have played a total of 4 seasons in the Spain's top flight, despite being based in a city, with less than 40000 inhabitants(Soria).
@@ryanharley4263 Yeah but they played in the league for 6 consecutive seasons before that. Considering they didn't even play in the pyramid until 1994 that's some achievment
I put Motherwell forward for overacheving. To try keep ticking over being fan owned the ugly sisters creating plastic weegie with more busses leaving wishaw for old firm than Motherwell games
@@Alexmarr14Blogspot Don't forget they wont the League Cup too and reached a Scottish Cup final before being in the top flight
Villarreal just won the Europa League too. Love the video and all the other great content. Keep up the good work. Thank you for all the work you put into these videos.
Can you do 7 players who proved their previous club wrong
Tami Kahonde I think they have before but I agree they should do a part 2
De bruyne and salah: Chelsea
Serge gnabry: arsenal and west brom
Lukaku: United? kind of
Man Utd - Pogba
7 best players who changed position mid career
Connor coady should have a mention it that list as he start his career as a cm
Jesús Navas
Scholes
Matthaus
@@elzurdorodriguez6650 sammer done the exact same positional move
In Brazil we have Chapecó, with a population of only 166 thousand, yet Chapecoense managed to have good performances in the last decade. They were the champions of the Copa Sulamericana (the south american "Europa League") in 2016, and qualified to the Libertadores on the two following seasons. They competed in the Série A uninterrupted since 2014, beating great clubs such as Palmeiras 5×1 and Internacional 5×0. Unfortunately they were relegated last season, but it's still an impressive record. Great video, bro. Sorry for my bad English.
7 best premier league squads to be relegated: Newcastle 2015-16
Absolutely, I was at the game where they smashed Tottenham 5-1, Wijnaldum was unreal that day
@@yermaw3909 don't forget they were down to 10 men
Cheers lads, you gave us second by absolutely shitting on spurs. I won’t forget
Swansea 2017-18
Man Utd 2019-20
Cameroon 2017 Africa Cup Winners XI: Where Are They Now?
You forgot the Netherlands , we have 2 canditates 1. PSV Eindhoven. Second most achieving club (histrorically aswell as in the past few years) while they only have a poulation a aroind 200.000 thus being smaller than Rotterdam (Feyenoord), Utrecht (FC utrecht), Den Haag (ADO Den Haag) while overachieving then. 2. AZ Alkmaar. Alkmaar is the 28 largest city in the Netherlands (around 100.000 people) while having the 4th most achieving team in history, arguably even surpassing feyenoord in the last years. Last season they got to second place and this season they tied to first place with Ajax before the season ended due to COVID19, beating Ajax 2 times, home and away.
My mind also instantly popped towards AZ Alkmaar, when you put Alkmaar on a scale with many similar-sized Dutch cities, most of them don’t even have a professional football club around at the moment.
Good shout for PSV. Some people think football only started a few years ago, before the money came in..
Chile 2015 Copa America Winners XI: Where Are They Now?
Do small countries with great national teams like Croatia and Uruguay
Big country's with shit teams China India Russia America England to name a few
Keith lord of alba Scotland Good idea, but Russia and England’s national teams are actually pretty good
Netherlands
Meniplaya sweden
Wales
Petr Čech debuted for FK Chmel Blšany which are located in Blšany - Czechia. With population of 960 in 1999-2001, they finished 6th in Czech top tier league and 2 years in a row were eliminated in semi-final of UEFA Intertoto Cup, where winners were guaranteed to advance into UEFA Cup (today Europa League).
This is an extremely so fantastic video of 7 most overachieving football teams and in the list,I am extremely so happy to see my boyhood football team Monaco to be on the list,good friend!!!:-D
In Poland is a club which has 6 times greater stadium capacity than the number of inhabitants of their village. "With a population of only 750, Termalica Bruk-Bet Nieciecza is the football club from the smallest village in history to qualify to the top level of a European football league" via Wikipedia
There is also Guingamp in France (≈7k people), they are now in Ligue 2 but they are in Ligue 1 very often, they already won the cup once or twice, and many great players played here, Drogba, Papin, Thuram (son) and other that I probably forget.
Good job on the video, but I think it could0ve been better if you used examples from leagues outside of Europe. For example, in the Chilean Primera División there is a club named Cobresal, which is currently in the 11th place of the standings (only 7 games into the 2020 tournament). Cobresal was the 2015 Clausura Champions, and important players of the Chilean national team have played in the team, such as Iván Zamorano. The team is located in the city of El Salvador, which was designed in the 1970s to shelter the workers of the El Salvador mine. In the 80s the city had more than 15.000 inhabitants, and it had an airport with flights to and from Santiago, a commercial district, and many facilities for the miners. The stadium of Cobresal was rebuilt in the 1980s to allocate games of the Copa Libertadores, with a capacity of 20.000 fans. Now the city has around 8.500 inhabitants and the mine will close in the next decade. But the team still plays and trains in El Salvador. If El Salvador it is a city or not depends on your criteria, but at least it was a city. At least it could've make the video of successful town clubs. Other examples outside of Europe are Cerro Largo of Uruguay, JS Kabylie of Algeria, and especially Independiente del Valle of Ecuador (2016 Copa Libertadores finalists, 2019 Copa Sudamericana champions) It's not something bad per se that in this kind of videos you use only European examples, but I expect cases from other continents if you point out that you take a look at "cities within the World". Please take this comment as constructive criticism, I do enjoy your channel and I want to help to make it better
Love that you’re from Beverley - Long time viewer from Driffield here 👍
This guy should be at 1 million subs. Legit
Irish Guy too
Normally my comments are of the lines of “arrrgh you forgot xx” but this time I have to say you are spot on in my books. Having watched places 7 to 2 I was thinking “he’d better say Villarreal next or I’m going to send off a sarky comment” and you did. So well done. :-)
I think Alkmaar could have been featured as their team, AZ, was second in the Dutch league. Anderlecht, though from the Brussels area, is actually from the small city of Anderlecht, whilst historically dominating the Belgian league. Herning is home to Danish 1st placed FC Midjytland. For Germany, many cases could be made of course, but my personal choice would have gone out to Leverkusen as it has a similar size as Wolfsburg but the club has more historical relevance and is higher placed.
Hi, I think you definitely should have included "Razgrad" which is the home town of Ludogorets Razgrad. The town has population of only 35k people, while the team has won the Bulgarian top division every year since 2012. They also reached Champions League groups stage 2 times and regularly finishes top 2 in Europa League groups stage continuing to the knock out stages.
You should mentioned Ludogoretz.Their city is Razgrad(32 000 people) and currently Ludogoretz is the best bulgarian team and compete every year in european competitions.
The rise and fall of Blackburn/ Bolton/ Portsmouth?
Forest, Coventry, Sunderland, Ipswich
@@Ruaridh4 Forest used to be a big club in England winning the UCL in 1979 and 1980 I think. They challenged for the English title a few times as well.
Yes!!! I miss those teams. Better than Bournemouth, Brighton, and Burnley....
Dundee. A city of 150,000 people with two professional clubs who have both reached the European Cup semi-final.
I've always considered Bruges to be overachievers, one of the most decorated clubs in Belgian football the club have been crowned Belgian league champions 16 times and are also the only Belgian team to play in a Champions League final, population of 115k with a stadium size of 30k which is actually too big to fit in the actual city itself, impressive stuff 💪🎉
how are cities with more than 100k people "small cities" ? Eibar, Monaco and Villarreal were the only small cities in this video Leicester has 300k people(!) but still made it into this video, lol sMalL ... missed some actual small cities like Alkmaar (AZ), Genk, Vila do Conde (Rio Ave), Razgrad (Ludogorets), Sion or Heerenveen
Alkmaar also has 100k+ inhabitants
I think he feels itself obligated to put atleast 1 English team in every video
@@florimond1816 almost 250k 😂🥲
I'd also point out there's cities like Bradford with twice as many people in England's Football League Two as their highest representative or in the same league as Swindon Town and Morecambe.
Heerenveen is not a city and was in the video about small towns with big clubs
Can you do a video on Racing Santander- Rise and fall?
Villarreal has always been a lower league club in my mind - show how old I am ;) (The same way I always think of clubs like Notthingham Forest, Leeds United, Coventry City and Sheffield Wednesday as top flight clubs...)
They're the Eibar that stayed
I miss Heerenveen. Plays first division Dutch league for the last 25+ years. Regularly plays european football. A stadium large enough to accomodate all inhabitants of the city!! City has 29k inhabitants btw. Did win the Dutch cup. And was 3x runner up in the competion.
...and that bizarre shirt they wear
Villareal❤️❤️. Two of my favourite players have played for this club. Santi and Forlan.
Great video!
how about a video on places with the largest stadiums per person. Idea came to me from what you said about Villareal's stadium being half the size of the population.
me a die heard Villarreal fan watching this video and smiling hard.
why are you a fan?
Champions of Europe babyyyyyyy
Porto Alegre: 1,4m - Despite the large number of people, Brazil is a very large country, more than 200m people live here and a state capital with "only" 1.4m people can be considered small, almost 10x less people than São Paulo. Porto Alegre is home of two of the greatest Brazilian teams Gremio e Internacional. Combined these two teams have 21 major trophies including Libertadores and the Fifa's word cup, their also are home of great players like Ronaldinho Gaucho, Dida, Arthur (Barcelona), Fred (MU) and Alisson Becker.
Santos, Chapecó, Bragança Paulista As 3 cidades são muito menores e possuem bons times Exemplos muito melhores
Concordo, mas não acho que isso anula meu comentário. POA é a 8° maior cidade do Brasil e ter dois times desse tamanho é algo incrível. Quando fui comentar estava pensando em Curitiba (onde moro), que tem 500 mil pessoas a mais que Porto Alegre, 2 (ou 3) times bem tradicionais mais que são consideravelmente menores que Gremio e Inter.
@@PTGMelo mas Santos tem uns 500k habitantes, talvez nem esteja no top50 maiores cidades o Br e ainda assim tem um time com 3 libertadores, 8 brasileiros, etc Bem mais surpreendente
Eu concordo, até pq sou santista kkkkkkkkkk
NK Maribor- city with just 100000 people from small Slovenia, yet the club managed to get into the champions league 3 time (trashing Lyon in 1999 in the final qualifying round)
Ludogorets from Bulgaria deserves a mention . They are from a city of 20 000 and the clubs they compete agains in the bulgarian league are from either the capital 1.5 mil population or other cities with 3 to 500 000 populations . They have won the bulgarian title 10 years in a row , played in the champions league group stage 2 times almost every year in the europa league group stage , reached the last 16 in the in the Europa few times . And have beaten so many power clubs , PSG , Steua Bucharsti , Red Star Belgrade , Basel , Lazio , list goes on and on . Its really remarkable
Plz make a video about 7 best clubs who never changed badges
I never knew anything about Eibar until I just played them in FIFA. Their stadium is pretty beautiful despite the small size.
i would like to see a republic of ireland xi video if all eligible players declared for them :D that would be amazing
Being from the Netherlands I am baffled you didn't include AZ Alkmaar. They've had more success, and are currently more successful than most teams mentioned on this list, and the city of Alkmaar is small with only 95k inhabitants.
what have they exactly done? 🤣🤣
@@slslskspslba2407 They are currently second in the Eredivisie, equal on points with Ajax who are in first. They have won two league titles in their history, with the most recent one being in 2008/09. They've been a steady top-3 contender for the past 5 years. They've won the Dutch Cup four times, reaching the finals for the past two years and making the semi-finals the past 6 years. Ajax, PSV and even Feyenoord have a bigger budget, but AZ is consistently able to compete with them. I'm an Ajax-fan by the way.
Is the population of Alkmaar not around 250,000, Nightfly?
@@HITCSevens That's for the entire municipality of Alkmaar. The city itself has around 100,000 inhabitants.
Knew you were a Hull fan, but never realized you were from Beverley. I lived in Hull for 2+ years and remain a City fan.
Good lad, Jason!
My addition: Bastia(population less than 50.000) uefa cup finalist, intertoto cup winner, france supercup winner and etc. But it was 30 years ago...
Good call, it's essentially Corsica's team though
Barcelona 2008-9 or inter Milan's *Treble* winning squad where are they now. As a Series
great video.
Would teams that play in cities outside of where the name suggests count? If so, then I think Carson, California and the LA Galaxy deserve a mention.
idea: 7 best players (over 30 years of age) who havent won a trophy yet.
I listen to ur voice when I’m tired to help me fall asleep
In Czech Republic we had Blšany and Drnovice. Those even were not small cities, but VILLAGES. They both played in 1st Czech league for about 10 years 😅
Tottenham Hotspur XI That Beat Wigan Athletic 9-1: Where Are They Now?
Santos who has a team by the same name is not only the club who brought us Pele is also arguably the most successful Brazilian club in history with 2 world championships 3 libertadores and 8 brasileirao and the city is less than 1/12 of its state capital São Paulo
Probably the biggest overachiever recently in South America is Indepediente Del Valle, (with honorable mentions to Chapecoense) who play at a 100k town and a 8000 seater stadium(which they can't use at continental tournaments) that have been soundingly outperforming his neighbors from Quito and Guayaquil, managing to reach the final of the Copa Libertadores at 2016, and winning the Copa Sudamericana at 2019
Can you do 7 players who disappeared in the last few years?
Maybe do 7 players who’s careers were tragically cut short (career ending injuries, deaths, illness or war). Just a suggestion is bill whelan, who was an inside forward who had 50 goals for Manchester United by the age of 22 who died in the Munich disaster. He could have gone on to become not just one of the greatest irish players of all time, perhaps he could have become one of the greatest Manchester United players of all time.
Feels like I last watched a live match 3 years ago.
I live in serbia in one small town with population of 16.000 and we have a stadium for about 6.000 people’s. We should be in the video 😀
Top 7 most cozy stadiums. Like close and packed in to the field like eibars and qprs
Please do best 1 team cities in Europe (past and present)
Ludogorets Razgrad is an overachieving team. Razgrad is home to only about 30K people
Is it a city then with such a small population or just a town?
@@archstanton6102 is a town, but what îs rhe difference between a city and a town? Here in Romania from were I am is only an administrative difference, not base for inhabitants number.
@@gabrielmicu4085 Hi, it varies from country to country. In UK it is only a city if given the title by the Queen. So sunderland was a town but made officially into a city a few years ago. It is why you have Norwich CITY and Ipswich TOWN. Both very similar sizes.
It's a oblast(county) called Razgrad so I guess it counts as a city
A city has to have a cathedral
Santos is one of the main rivals of my team but I have to admit they are the biggest team of a small town by far
THE WAY HE PRONOUNCED BERGAMO
Manuel Túñez .... and Eibar
Sandhausen could have made the list as well 15 000 inhabitants and still competing in the 2. Bundesliga.
SV Sandhausen is an extremely gay club. If you from germany you know
@@jeffreyjeffrey1935 and gay is bad because? 🤔 You might have to mature or use other words to describe why you don't like the club. I have 0 Information about the club, but calling them gay is not nice.
@@protschkopf you just deciced that the term gay is bad. I just said how it is
@@jeffreyjeffrey1935 I'm from Germany but I don't know
@@jeffreyjeffrey1935 but why do you point out, that the club is gay? What's your connection there?
What about a list with teams that have city names but aren’t located in there? For example: FC Dallas from the MLS plays in the city of Frisco
Nantes is a city in France with a population of 300,000 (near enough), home to the third most successful team in french history (one title more successful than PSG), and who have partaken in the Champions League on multiple occasions, including a semi-final in 2000. After the turn of the millennium however, we had a financial problem or two (no relegation though), and we have never really recovered from it. Before the season was suspended, FC Nantes were positioned in 13th, 12pts behind European football. The normal pattern which we are yet to break is that up to and including Christmas, we are really strong contenders for UCL football, but then let it slip in the second half of the season. After leaving Leicester City, Claudio Ranieri became the FC Nantes boss for a year, and the most recent event, unfortunately, is the death of Emiliano Sala, who topped our scoring charts for each of the past three seasons (R.I.P.).
Make a video on all the oldest club from each continent .. 😁
Day 13 Bvb's xi that reached 2013 ucl final :where are they now??
I feel like he's done this before I'm not sure though
No never done
All legends (expect Lewandowski and Götze)
Can you do this again and maybe pick 10 teams
Burton on Trent is a small town of around 50k but Burton Albion spent 2 years in the championship
Burnley though
Video idea:towns where the population can nearly(or can) fill the full stadium
I would love to see more south or North American 7s lists.
Go through every prem club and pick their best ever player from each continent
Ludogorets Razgrad the city is 25k people and they play in champions leage
can u do a video 7players who deserve better clubs in their career
now can you do 7 medium sized cities with medium-level football teams
Do which clubs are the best to trail at please !!!!!!
Mancheaster should honestly be here. A city with 500k that have one of the Worlds best teams historically (United) and currently (City). London, Munchen, Madrid, Barcelona , Turin ect are all cities of many millions. Probably the city with most trophies per person at least.
Very much missing AZ Alkmaar, currently tied for 1st place in the netherlands, 3rd best team in the dutch league in the past 15 years, champion in 2008-2009 season, lost championship in 2006-2007 season on last game of the year. 1 semi-final EL and 3 quarter finals EL in past 15 years. 100.000 population. Beat ajax twice this year 0-2 and 1-0, and won at feyenoord 0-3 and at psv 0-4
I am not sure if one should include teams like Salzburg or Wolfsburg with big investors supporting them.
I legit live right near Beverly I saw the arch way and was like wait what that’s Beverly
Lille can't be an honarable mention, the stadium is not based in the city of Lille itself but in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, wich is just next to it. Also, even if Lens isn't mentionned, the total capacity of Stade Bollaert (38223) is bigger then the whole city of Lens (close to 30000). Lastly, they have one Ligue 1 title (1998), one League Cup (1999) and one Intertoto Cup (2005).
Seven players who changed positions during their careers and never looked back e.g. Thierry Henry at centre-forward.
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AZ Alkmaar? City with around 86.000 inhabitants and among the best teams right now in The Netherlands. And you could even add PSV because Eindhoven have less inhabitants than Leicester and are the second most succesful club behind Ajax while Amsterdam is four times as big
Please make on FC XI in Pep Gadioua's last match where are they now
Please do a top 7 of players never to have won a major domestic or international major Trophy. What counts as a major domestic trophy should be a top tier league title and domestic cup competition like the league cup and fa cup as well any major European club cup competition. They have to also be retired so Harry Kane doesnt count. Do get the ball rolling I'd go for Matt Le Tissier as 1st choice.
Idea... Top 7 national teams with promising young talents... Italy Netherlands Germany England etc........
Surprised you didnt mention polish city of Nieciecza, where lives just around 500 people, and FC Termalica Bruk-bet Nieciecza played in polish top tier league, and this season is fighting to come back to top tier
Couldyou make some vedios on Asian and American football clubs.
If this video was made 4 years ago, Arouca from Portugal shoul be in here, they are not even a city they are a village but they managed to finish in a europa league place, ceballos used to play for them
Ik it’s not very original but can you do all time combined XIs of club sides and say which season you’re taking the player from. E.g. if you were doing AC Milan then you’d pick let’s say 1990 Maldini at left back
7 players who flopped after making big transfers?
Nobody Cares Coutinho Jovic Robinho Kaka (ehh kinda not really) Ousmane dembele Greizmann Hazard De ligt Mahrez Felix Fernando Torres Thomas Lemar Yanick Carrasco Renato Sanchez
@@osmantahmazli3943 joao felix did ok, and you forgot courtois who regained his form but when he just transferred in he was a mess
Over Glowed couldn’t agree more
Donetsk sounds like an interesting one to cover.
I mean you included gladbach as honorable mention but i would put the min Wolfsburgs place. The club won 5 Bundesliga titles, 3 german cups and 2 uefa cups in the past and is fighting for the champions legaue and europa league every season since 2011 and was 4th when the season was suspended. Sorry for my terrible english
Long time ago now but Aberdeen FC once won a UEFA Super Cup vs Real Madrid
Well villareal just won the europa league 2021 so i guess they are the leaders in overachieving