⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[harapan]

No matter which club gets Mane, they will not only get a top player, also a good person. He donates a lot of money to Africa and tries to give many people there a better life. I would like he win the Champions League, but i think Real Madrid will do it. After the final he wants to decide and a new club would also make sense for him. The FC Bayern should be it, but i do not think he comes to Germany. The salary is not as good as in England and Bayern will not pay 80 million euros for him, never.

I hope he makes the best decision at this situation.
The world Cup at hand and I'll love him to have enough game ahead, he's a very pivotal player for the Senegalese team.
Although he shouldn't stay for me, coz Diaz might have more game time ahead of him!

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[Jackl87]

No matter which club gets Mane, they will not only get a top player, also a good person. He donates a lot of money to Africa and tries to give many people there a better life. I would like he win the Champions League, but i think Real Madrid will do it. After the final he wants to decide and a new club would also make sense for him. The FC Bayern should be it, but i do not think he comes to Germany. The salary is not as good as in England and Bayern will not pay 80 million euros for him, never.

As a Bayern supporter i can only hope that the Bayern officials will not pay 80 Million € for Mane. I mean don't get me wrong, he definitely is a great player and he has proven that for a long period of time now but i just don't think that Bayern needs another winger, because they already have 3 world class players for those 2 positions with Gnabry, Coman and Sane. Also i would not like it if Bayern would spend that much money on a player that is already 30 years old. Yes he can probably still player 3 or 4 years on the highest level but still 80 Million are to much in that case in my opinion. I would prefer it if they would spend such a large amount of money on a player that is still young and has a lot of potential for the years to come.

[Cnut237]

The cruelty of the revolution has begun after Erik Ten took over Manchester United, a massive overhaul will soon be carried out by Erik Ten, to restore the red devil to its glory, many big names and coaching staff will be terminated, many names will be kicked out by Erik Ten such as Viktor Lindelof, Erik Beilly, in addition to that several players who will leave because their contracts run out, starting from Paul Pogba, Cavani and Nemanja Matic,
With a major overhaul carried out by Erik Ten,
Can Erik Ten bring Manchester United back to its glory like the days of Alek Ferguson??

It's not an easy thing to restore United's glory like the Fergie era, many great coaches have tried so far, moyes, van gaal, solkaejer and even mourinho has certainly failed to repeat what fergie had done so far, I think some of the coaches mentioned above are a coach who has a lot of experience and has won trophies during their coaching career compared to Ten Hag who I think is only a local coach, even though he managed to bring ajax to develop quite well in the eradivisie league, to be honest, managing United is not an easy thing to do, So United fans don't expect too much if they don't want to experience a bigger disappointment later.

The biggest issue will no doubt be that if as expected the new manager gives the squad a huge overhaul, and brings in a lot of big name players for big money, then the board and the fans will want to see an immediate improvement in results. But of course if you are completely overhauling a team, it takes time for the new players to bed in, it takes time for everyone to gel together and start playing as a team instead of a bunch of individuals... and results can suffer until this happens. The biggest failure in modern football, particularly at the top level, is that managers are not given enough time for their changes to take effect. Clubs never seem to learn.

[bering]

No matter which club gets Mane, they will not only get a top player, also a good person. He donates a lot of money to Africa and tries to give many people there a better life. I would like he win the Champions League, but i think Real Madrid will do it. After the final he wants to decide and a new club would also make sense for him. The FC Bayern should be it, but i do not think he comes to Germany. The salary is not as good as in England and Bayern will not pay 80 million euros for him, never.

I hope he makes the best decision at this situation.
The world Cup at hand and I'll love him to have enough game ahead, he's a very pivotal player for the Senegalese team.
Although he shouldn't stay for me, coz Diaz might have more game time ahead of him!

Mane will talking about his future after world cup whether he will be extended contract or leave Liverpool but so far Bayern in the front line want him because if this transfer happened he will be a replacement of Lewandowski which possibly will leave Bayern this summer and for Liverpool side if Mane went to Bayern i think it shouldn't be a big problem for Liverpool because they already have Diaz which is have equal quality such as him

[hashrateproducts]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

[1kodumtek7]

Yeah, a new boss and a new adventure for Manchester United.    Erik ten Hag was doing a great work while he was working with Ajax. He knew how to benefit from their young and talented players too. Ajax had a great season as you can see now and I'm also excited to see what Manchester United can do next season. They were just terrible in the last one and made their fans very worried about themselves. Manchester United are a big team and we shouldn't see them struggling this much when they have very quality players.

[Pesona1]

No matter which club gets Mane, they will not only get a top player, also a good person. He donates a lot of money to Africa and tries to give many people there a better life. I would like he win the Champions League, but i think Real Madrid will do it. After the final he wants to decide and a new club would also make sense for him. The FC Bayern should be it, but i do not think he comes to Germany. The salary is not as good as in England and Bayern will not pay 80 million euros for him, never.

Mane has become an inspiration to many people, apart from his consistent performances on the field and Mane also has a personality that is worthy of being imitated by many people, I hope that whatever decision he makes in the future will be the best decision for his life, so far there has been a lot of speculation about his future at Liverpool and Munich seem to have started to take advantage of this to tempt Mane into wanting to play in Munich, but in several interviews, Mane has made it clear that he will only announce his future after the Champions League final and let's see what the decision will be which he will take later.

[Coyster]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

I am not too confident of United winning trophies next season, i could be completely wrong though. Expectations are pretty high at the moment, their new manager looks to have restored some confidence into the United fan base, but we actually have to wait for next season to start, so we could watch how things pan out. Having said that, what happens next season depends a whole lot on how United handle most of their business, i am pretty sure the manager must have made his intentions known to the club regarding players he wants/doesn't want in the team, Manchester United in their best interest should allow the new manager make his decisions independently, that way a real rebuilding phase could then be underway. As for trophies, i am pretty sure United aren't going to win any major one next season, City and Liverpool are still heads and shoulders above the rest.

[rahmad2nd]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

I am not too confident of United winning trophies next season, i could be completely wrong though. Expectations are pretty high at the moment, their new manager looks to have restored some confidence into the United fan base, but we actually have to wait for next season to start, so we could watch how things pan out. Having said that, what happens next season depends a whole lot on how United handle most of their business, i am pretty sure the manager must have made his intentions known to the club regarding players he wants/doesn't want in the team, Manchester United in their best interest should allow the new manager make his decisions independently, that way a real rebuilding phase could then be underway. As for trophies, i am pretty sure United aren't going to win any major one next season, City and Liverpool are still heads and shoulders above the rest.

Looks early opinion about confident or not with Manchester United get trophy next season and have new manager. I think we would like to see which one new player arrive on Old Trafford and depending with how most active on window transfer, actually I am not really favorite Manchester United for primer league winner and get trophy. Maybe one or two weeks later we can get new player transfer for Manchester United whop keep stay, out and in or become new player.

[kro55]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

I am not too confident of United winning trophies next season, i could be completely wrong though. Expectations are pretty high at the moment, their new manager looks to have restored some confidence into the United fan base, but we actually have to wait for next season to start, so we could watch how things pan out. Having said that, what happens next season depends a whole lot on how United handle most of their business, i am pretty sure the manager must have made his intentions known to the club regarding players he wants/doesn't want in the team, Manchester United in their best interest should allow the new manager make his decisions independently, that way a real rebuilding phase could then be underway. As for trophies, i am pretty sure United aren't going to win any major one next season, City and Liverpool are still heads and shoulders above the rest.

Actually, I have to agree that I am also not very confident about Manchester United winning trophies next season. The expectation from Manchester United is always going to be high no matter what. But the problem is that I don't think success will be possible without making some big changes in the squad. But honestly, I am hopeful about Manchester United and I think we will be able to understand what is going to happen in the next season among the first few matches. Obviously, I am not talking about the first one or two matches. I am talking about the first 15 matches.

[Pesona1]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

There are several names that are rumored to be the manager of manchester united, Mauricio Pochettino, Luis Enrique, and Julen Lopetegui but no one suspects that Ten Hag will finally officially become the next manager of manchester united, many say that Ten Hag and Fergusson have similarities in training in particular he is reliable in orbiting young players, besides that Ten Hag has been known to have high passion and enthusiasm in training, so that the management of manchester united makes Ten Hag as coach next season, we all hope that Ten Hag will be able to provide the best for manchester united next season.

[onecall123]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

Although this guy has yet to coach for United, he has already given lots of interviews about his new team. So he can relax. However, it simply shows how much he dedicated so that indeed good things could happen and he could return to glory days. United fans should not expect too much from Erik. Wait until he delivers and then you can start hyping him up. It would be nice if Erik didn't go the same route as the others.

[KTChampions]

Of course I can. I do not argue with the fact that he made a profitable decision and "in general terms" his strategy was correct. The problem is that he lost his reputation. If you are a businessman, then your word should be worth something even without a signature on the contract. After he led both clubs by the nose to knock out crazy money for himself, either telling fairy tales about his childhood dream of playing for Real Madrid, or saying that he is happy to stay in his country, it is difficult to perceive him as not a talker-deceiver.

No reputation was lost, and he never stated publicly that he was joining Real Madrid at the end of the season; as a young player trying to make the best of himself, his decision increased his popularity. Real Madrid was only concerned with getting him for free, and they acted selfishly throughout the entire process. Mpabbe will stay in his home country and become a legend, and if he ever wants to play for Real Madrid, he could do so in the future.

The Spanish football should shut up and accept defeat; they have been manipulating football for a long time, and the only time it does not favour them is when they cry and accuse PSG of violating the FFF; it is disgusting.

It looks like you live in some kind of fictional world very far from reality 
Real behaved selfishly?  This is a new level of whataboutism. Real did not want to get him for free - they also offered him a huge signing bonus and a big salary. But Real respects the FFP, and PSG does not.

And Mbappe has undoubtedly lost his reputation (if he had one) - how else to explain these streams of hatred towards him (which come not only from Spain) and the streams of apologies that he makes right and left? 

I don't understand how people still don't understand that the Superleague is the only way to get rid of this bureaucratic crap and total corruption.

The Super League is even worse; the entire concept is to kill the beautiful global; how can you propose a 60-minute football game and other nonsense?

This is one of the technical points that will not necessarily be implemented. You look at the details and not the overall concept. Business will always manage things better than the bastard officials. European football is a never ending example of this.

[terrorJR]

According to reports,Arsenal are very close to completing a deal for Youri Tielemans of Leicester who is to be free by next season.The player has a 25 million release clause,and it is seen that Arsenal have identified him as the ideal player suitable for their project at the club,because of his versatility in the midfield.

I hope Arsenal successfully signs Tielemans since it is lucky to get him only with $25 million. He is still 25 years old and plays very well, no doubt he will shine in Arsenal. Arsenal must expect that they will have no competitor to sign Tielemans, it will make him be difficult to ensure him if there is a bigger offer for his salary, especially if it is an offer from top clubs.

he is a pretty good player especially he already knows and has experience for the EPL with the way he plays, he also has a pretty good range and accuracy of passing in my opinion.
but on the other hand there are some things Arsenal also have to think about now. this season I haven't seen him perform well at Leicester so far this season and it's worth asking whether he's been unlucky or has had a setback. on the other hand with his current position means he also has to compete with Partey and Xhaka for his position and this I think is quite difficult for him

[darxiaomi]

Well seems like The SUN takes cares about what i said here yesterday, Alvarez its an amazing player, keep an eye in him. I dont know if can compete with Halland but..... Its one of the most good player i have seen in a lot of time and i said a LOT coming from Argentinian Football.

[laurenB7742]

No matter which club gets Mane, they will not only get a top player, also a good person. He donates a lot of money to Africa and tries to give many people there a better life. I would like he win the Champions League, but i think Real Madrid will do it. After the final he wants to decide and a new club would also make sense for him. The FC Bayern should be it, but i do not think he comes to Germany. The salary is not as good as in England and Bayern will not pay 80 million euros for him, never.

Mane has become an inspiration to many people, apart from his consistent performances on the field and Mane also has a personality that is worthy of being imitated by many people, I hope that whatever decision he makes in the future will be the best decision for his life, so far there has been a lot of speculation about his future at Liverpool and Munich seem to have started to take advantage of this to tempt Mane into wanting to play in Munich, but in several interviews, Mane has made it clear that he will only announce his future after the Champions League final and let's see what the decision will be which he will take later.

I honestly think that I would like to see him stay in Liverpool. I am quite sure that he will be able to adapt really quickly wherever he goes but I don't know if Liverpool will be the same without him. He is a very important player for Liverpool on the left wing and also in the whole attacking perspective. I still believe that it will be hard for Liverpool to replace him. And he also said that he will make the official announcement after the Champions League final and I wonder if that will have any effect on his decision.

[cygan]

some new deals were officially announced today for the new season in the premier league...
aston villa have confirmed the signing of fc sevilla central defender Diego Carlos and leeds united have completed the signing of red bull salzburg and american midfielder Brenden Aaronson

[MinoRaiola]

As a Bayern supporter i can only hope that the Bayern officials will not pay 80 Million € for Mane.

Again a clever transfer. Ryan Gravenberch of Ajax Amsterdam goes to FC Bayern Munich. He is 20 years old and has already played many games in European Competitions. He gets a contract until 2027 and costs 18.5 million euros. After Noussair Mazraoui, he is the second player from Ajax to go to FC Bayern. Mazraoui comes without a transfer fee.

[Sterbens]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

Although this guy has yet to coach for United, he has already given lots of interviews about his new team. So he can relax. However, it simply shows how much he dedicated so that indeed good things could happen and he could return to glory days. United fans should not expect too much from Erik. Wait until he delivers and then you can start hyping him up. It would be nice if Erik didn't go the same route as the others.

Erik Ten Hag's new home is still the beginning of the journey to build on the performances of Manchester United players who have lost their way. If we see, when Manchester United is no longer in Sir Alex's hands, change after change of manager seems to have lost its identity. Erik Ten Hag's task this time is quite heavy, because the target for next season must be to provide something that can overcome the current atmosphere.

[gabbie2010]

United fans are chanting since the arrival of their new appointed manager, Erik Ten Hag. As a new boss, achievements are highly expected of him. New boss, change of game plans and new players he would sign into the club, he is this type of coach that like using young lads, and united have young players which are eager to express themselves on the pitch. United are trophyless this season but next season, they might win and lift trophies.

I am not too confident of United winning trophies next season, i could be completely wrong though. Expectations are pretty high at the moment, their new manager looks to have restored some confidence into the United fan base, but we actually have to wait for next season to start, so we could watch how things pan out. Having said that, what happens next season depends a whole lot on how United handle most of their business, i am pretty sure the manager must have made his intentions known to the club regarding players he wants/doesn't want in the team, Manchester United in their best interest should allow the new manager make his decisions independently, that way a real rebuilding phase could then be underway. As for trophies, i am pretty sure United aren't going to win any major one next season, City and Liverpool are still heads and shoulders above the rest.

Actually, I have to agree that I am also not very confident about Manchester United winning trophies next season. The expectation from Manchester United is always going to be high no matter what. But the problem is that I don't think success will be possible without making some big changes in the squad. But honestly, I am hopeful about Manchester United and I think we will be able to understand what is going to happen in the next season among the first few matches. Obviously, I am not talking about the first one or two matches. I am talking about the first 15 matches.

Erik Ten Hag first assignment is to overhaul and rebuild Man Utd of course there shouldn't be too much expectation from him next season, lot of players will leave and new signings will be made loaned players will return to the club and their begin the rebuilding process, the team had to blend together for some time thereafter the will become a force to reckon with in EPL, the board and management of Man Utd had reiterated their commitment towards ensuring the success of Erik Ten Hag, I hope the new manager replicate attacking football style of Ajax into Man Utd.