There are city rivals in football. Every game between city rivals is very entertaining and you can feel the football. Watching the players, coaching staff, and team officials play with all their might and determination is a thrill for us football fans, not to mention the fans in the stadium, but also for us who watch on TV. Some teams are not city rivals, but they are fierce rivals. For example, Liverpool and Manchester United, the two most successful clubs in English football, are not city rivals, but every game they play feels like a city rival. Both teams play with a never-say-die attitude and give it their all.

This intense competition does not end on the football pitch, but also affects the sale and purchase of players. While some city rivals are clear about the transfer of players between themselves, some are more relaxed in the transfer of players between themselves, and there are also teams that are so close to each other that it is questionable whether they are even two city rivals. If you look at the two most successful teams in English football, Liverpool and Manchester United, you will notice that the competition is as fierce on the pitch as it is off the pitch. Liverpool and Manchester United are more bitter than their city rivals, and it has been more than 60 years since they last traded players. Even though they are not city rivals, they are still very comfortable in the transfer of players.

Arsenal manager Arteta has only been in charge of Arsenal since 2019, but in just six years, he has already signed six players from city rivals Chelsea. On the other hand, the two non-city rivals are so close that they have not traded players, and it is hard to believe that the two London rivals, Chelsea and Arsenal, are so comfortable with selling and buying players off the pitch. Thank you to everyone who read this far.

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