5 Small Teams to Become Giants in Europe

RB Leipzig has behind it a multimiliarder expected to increase funding to bring to the club founded in 2009 some of the best players in the future. But this club is not the only one expected to extend dominance to Europe.

Atalanta, the club that started growing since 2016, with a new model of transfers, and a very creative coach like Gianpiero Gasperrin, Atalanta started its rise in Italian and European football. Last year they qualified for the Champions League, and this year they succeeded in repeating this success by being placed on the 4th top of Serie A, writes Periscope.

Even such a small debit club from Bergamo has done it amazingly. 98 goals scored only at the Italian championship, with even a tactic that is not being answered by opposing teams.

They were also very successful in the Champions League, reaching the quarterfinals, while the SPG eliminated only minimal 2-1.

Leeds United, the sleeping giant '%s' at Premier League United managed to get back to Premier League after the financial trouble he's had in the last 20 years.

They were declared champions of EFL Championship, and with Marcelo Bielsan at the top, from next season they will be where they belong.

Leeds has a very powerful academy, and in addition, the vast and growing base of fans represents a new attraction for potential investors on this big team. And they are now the billionaire owners of Paris Saint Germain who have expressed high interest in buying this team.

It would be no surprise if Leeds returned to the top of the European Premier League and football within the next three years.

Lazarus, Heavens Really Become Heavenly

Lazio is one of the teams with the weirdest stories in Serie A. Always considered a big team, the successes are constantly lacking. But in the past five years, this club has been constantly among the most successful Italian teams, and it seems that the model of transfers of sports director Igli Tare is producing truly amazing results.

Before the pandemic, this team was only two points from champion Juventus, and it was envisioned to be the most serious candidate for the title. It didn't turn out that way after the pandemic. But talented players available only guarantee continued growth for the team from Italy's capital that next year I will compete in the Champions League.

Newcastle United

Newcastle United has been suffering for many years now, master Mike Ashley. The only problem is that Ashley can't sell the English giant to an owner with more money. Finally, the biggest reference was Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, but negotiations are reportedly stuck.

However, this club is expected to have a successful future at Premier League because funds are not expected to be absent.

Athletic Bilbao

There are only three clubs that have never fallen from the first Spanish category. Real Madrid and Barcelona, of course, but also Athletic Bilbao. The Bask team has unfortunately suffered an extremely serious policy preventing the transfer of non-bascal players to their team. And that is expected to change. With its modernisation, Bilbao, who has a large fan base and a rich history, is expected to become a major Spanish and European team taking some of the best players in Europe. /Periscopi