Football is always evolving, with various clubs growing and aspiring to be the greatest around the world, the following are just a few that have big things in their future.
When you look at the various professional soccer teams around the world, The Reds are historically among the most significant clubs in football. Even though they struggled for a couple of seasons in recent years, they are now well on track to being among the greatest clubs in the world. It’s no question that through the years, The Reds have been one of the best soccer clubs of all time with 6 European cups to their name. They're the current holders of the trophy, which certainly makes them among the greatest, if not the best team in Europe. They are currently pursuing the illusive English title, which they haven’t lifted in thirty years; if they manage to secure this in the coming seasons, it will be hard to argue against them being among the greatest around. This progression over the previous few seasons is one thing the Liverpool owner will find promising.
One club with an exceptionally abundant history and amongst the most decorated in European football, is The Rossoneri. The club have collected the European cup several times, the second most in history; in addition, they have collected the Italian league multiple times, making them one of the most successful Italian teams in history. Out of all soccer teams in the world, this is a club that is familiar with nearly every fan as a result of their substantial history. What’s more, they play in a impressive stadium which is globally renowned for its interesting style and tremendous capacity, among the largest in Europe. After spending the past few years building their side up again, they’re now in a position where they can compete with the greatest sides in Europe; this is something the AC Milan owner will be rather pleased about. The supporters of the team will be hoping that they will be back collecting European trophies in almost no time.
The team who have spent a couple of years in the lower leagues of English football, only to bounce back in amazing style must deserve a mention in this post. The Wanderers have come back to the top flight with a bang, finishing 7th in their initial season and qualifying for European football, a fantastic accomplishment in the circumstances. When you think that the English league would most likely be considered the toughest out of a list of football leagues in Europe, finishing 7th in your first season is very astounding. After this period of success, the Wolverhampton Wanderers owner will be hoping to build on this success and start to contend with some of the highest hitting teams in Europe.