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Ranieri Dreams of More Trophies In A More Heated Premier League Season

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July 20, 2016
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Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri is confidence that the premier league title his side won last season will motivate them to improve in the 2016/2017 season.

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The Foxes now have five trophies to contest for this season, and the challenge of being at the big stage during the champions league is also time demanding. The Italian manager also quoted that “The Champions League will be a fascinating adventure, but it burns capitals of energy, especially from a mental point of view.

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However, the former Chelsea manager insists that they would at least try to win one title this season.

The matches to be played in the 2016/2017 premier league season is already heated up, with the arrival of world class managers such as Pep Guardiola to Manchester City, Jose Mourinho to Manchester United, and Antonio Conte to Chelsea. Its really going to be tough, but the Italian looks up to winning a title.

Ranieri told La Gazzetta dello Sport that “Our aim this season, is to get the forty-point needed that will keep us from demotion. Once we’ve got that, we can now aim to be among the first ten that will qualify for the Europa league or get a place in the Champions League.

 

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Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri is confidence that the premier league title his side won last season will motivate them to improve in the 2016/2017 season.
The Foxes now have five trophies to contest for this season, and the challenge of being at the big stage during the champions league is also time demanding. The Italian manager also quoted that "The Champions League will be a fascinating adventure, but it burns capitals of energy, especially from a mental point of view.
However, the former Chelsea manager insists that they would at least try to win one title this season. The matches to be played in the 2016/2017 premier league season is already heated up, with the arrival of world class managers such as Pep Guardiola to Manchester City, Jose Mourinho to Manchester United, and Antonio Conte to Chelsea. Its really going to be tough, but the Italian looks up to winning a title. Ranieri told La Gazzetta dello Sport that "Our aim this season, is to get the forty-point needed that will keep us from demotion. Once we've got that, we can now aim to be among the first ten that will qualify for the Europa league or get a place in the Champions League.
 
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