Dembélé's Peak Is 150 Million? Manchester United Visit Chelsea After the Heavy Rain

Match Preview: Chelsea host Manchester United at Stamford Bridge in Round 26. Can the Blues take points from the unbeaten Red Devils?

Chelsea and Manchester United had already faced each other once this season, but the circumstances of that match were slightly different from now, making it of limited reference value.

Chelsea had no Kanté when they last played Manchester United, but Manchester United had Rodri.

This time, it was the other way around. Chelsea had Kanté, while Manchester United had no Rodri.

Chelsea fan groups across the country put out posters inviting supporters to gather and watch the match, captioned: "The balance of attack and defense has shifted!"

Honestly, that was a little too arrogant—so arrogant that even some neutral fans chose to side with Manchester United.

Chelsea's starting lineup had always been significantly weaker than Manchester United's, and that became even more obvious after Eden Hazard left.

"The Sun"—TY reposted Transfermarkt's news with the caption: 2.4.

It was not just Chelsea. GGBond, whose value had soared to 240 million euros, was also being quite arrogant.

Many fans said market value was just a number, and that fans and players who truly understood football would not care about such things.

That was obviously false. Players themselves cared most about their market values, just as they cared about their FIFA ratings.

London Business News devoted a piece in its latest edition to this market value update, and Tang Ye was mentioned.

"TY and Lionel Messi are the biggest beneficiaries of inflation. Based on the conditions in 2016, TY should be valued at 180 million euros, while Messi should be adjusted to 90 million euros. Kylian Mbappé's 200 million euros is also incorrect."

London Business News was the smartest among all the newspapers. It was also the only one to