Following a challenging season where several top European football clubs struggled with key issues, the focus has shifted to whether these teams have made adequate changes to address their problems. Real Madrid, which faced significant defensive weaknesses during the previous campaign, has taken steps to bolster its backline. Manchester United, which struggled with scoring goals, has made efforts to strengthen its attacking options. The article explores whether these clubs, along with others that faced similar difficulties, have done enough in the transfer market and through strategic planning to resolve their shortcomings. Coaches and management teams are now being evaluated on their ability to implement these changes and prepare for the upcoming season.