⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Hvdv]

The thing is this, PSG have declared that Mbappe must either leave or renew his deal, while Mbappe maintains that he wants to see out the last year of his contract, before potentially leaving on a free. But it seems Real Madrid are awaiting the green light to agree a price, but will only do so if it suits them. Both Real Madrid and Mbappe would prefer for him to see out the remainder of his contract before heading to the Spain next summer. However, PSG’s stance is firm, and it means that he could be forced out of the door in the next few weeks.

Mbappe and PSG's problems are still the pros and cons between Mbappe who is a little tough and PSG's management are the same and both of them don't provide good solutions. on the other hand there are other problems that put pressure on Mbappe to leave PSG but if you look at it honestly PSG still need Mbappe even though it's only a few seasons.
It cannot be denied that Mbappe really wants to be able to compete in the Champions League final and get a trophy to improve his career in football and this is what makes Mbappe even more expensive. I'm not sure if it's really good news if Real Madrid are going to sign Mbappe but given the slightly hefty price tag I think it's worth it for Mbappe's talent.

Watching PSG and Mbappe play with such high stakes is fascinating. Mbappe, as you correctly pointed out, has his sights set on the pinnacle of the Champions League. But what I really want to know is if PSG is making serious preparations to give up its king. The club has spent a total of 155.50 million euros on new players in the past few months, suggesting that they are preparing for a period of transition. Does the team's recent move to add players like Ugarte, and Kang-in Lee signal an imminent exit for Mbappe? Then there's Neymar, whose price tag is falling.

How successful will Kang in-Lee be? There are not many players in the world who can capture Mbappe's achievements. That's why Mbappe's absence is felt so much. In my opinion, instead of trying to keep him in the team, it would be the right move to let him play for one more year and accept that he will leave next year and get the maximum efficiency from him.

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@FabrizioRomano
Al Ettifaq are pushing to sign Jordan Henderson. Steven Gerrard wants Henderson and contract proposal is now huge, still waiting for final communication from player side. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇸🇦

Deal described as "in progress" by sources close to the negotiation. Hendo will speak to Klopp today.
https://twitter.com/fabrizioromano/status/1679385169780944897

I think that regarding the transfer of Henderson to Al-Ettifaq will be close to an agreement soon, because I read the details of his wages at Al-Ettifaq per week will be up 4x from his current salary at Liverpool. Of course that is a very fantastic salary for a Henderson and he must immediately decide on his next career whether to stay at Liverpool or follow Steven Gerrard to Al-Ettifaq. Offers like this are still very intense for Saudi league teams to lure European star players and if not now, when else can they make so much money, especially since one of his colleagues, Roberto Firmino, has already joined Al-Ahli.

[makishart]

How successful will Kang in-Lee be? There are not many players in the world who can capture Mbappe's achievements. That's why Mbappe's absence is felt so much. In my opinion, instead of trying to keep him in the team, it would be the right move to let him play for one more year and accept that he will leave next year and get the maximum efficiency from him.

It's quite strange to compare kang lee in with mbappe. Kang played as midfielder while mbappe fully focusing in winger or central forward. It will be far better to make comparion between mbappe and osimhen rather than kang lee in. Kang's stat was not so impressive last season with mallorca. I don't even know whether this gonna be a good recruitment or not but kang's average midfielder. Nothing special from him.

PSG has been heavily linked to the osimhen as a replacement for mbappe. The fact that if osimhen has become the strongest candidate to replace mbappe. I don't see it if mbappe's exit gonna have correlation with kang le in.
It sounds non sense to use him as as someone to be blamed if mbappe gonna leave from PSG soon.

Mbappe tries to stay even longer in the club. He is trying to defend himself from being forced by PSG to leave from the club.

[Jackl87]

Watching PSG and Mbappe play with such high stakes is fascinating. Mbappe, as you correctly pointed out, has his sights set on the pinnacle of the Champions League. But what I really want to know is if PSG is making serious preparations to give up its king. The club has spent a total of 155.50 million euros on new players in the past few months, suggesting that they are preparing for a period of transition. Does the team's recent move to add players like Ugarte, and Kang-in Lee signal an imminent exit for Mbappe? Then there's Neymar, whose price tag is falling.

I think by now it is pretty obvious to anyone, that Mbappe does not want to play for Paris Saint Germain anymore. Therefore i would hope that the official of PSG are already planning for the time after Mbappe. When he is gone i think it is safe to say that the time of the huge names at PSG is over. Only Neymar is left then and it is not even sure yet if he will maybe also leave the club.
I also think that in retrospective the whole PSG strategy so far was a pretty big fail. They have spent ridiculously high amounts of money to buy the biggest names in the sports, no matter if it is good for the chemistry in the team or not. The most recent transfers make more sense in my opinion. Good players without huge names.

[GbitG]

After the successful signing of Karim Benzema & N'Golo Kanta as well as Jota who arrived from Celtic FC earlier this month and now Al-Ittihad are going to sign the 29 years old CDM from Liverpool FC by name Fabhino.
Saudi Arabia side Al-Ittihad are set to approach Liverpool with a concrete offer to buy Fabhino with the worth of €40m. is it possible please give on your thoughts
Source:

[Jody.Drummer]

Mbappe and PSG drama has been lingering and it may continue this way and by next season we might still see Mbappe in the PSG team. Mbappe is truly no longer interested in staying in PSG and also PSG is no longer comfortable with PSG presence.

What the two parties need is a landing conclusion and resolution but if PSG does not force it, that agreement will be delayed. Mbappe is so much self centred about his career and ambition than anyone's else.

I think PSG are too selfish and possible because their selfishness means they will lose Mbappe next season without getting anything, even though if PSG want to let Mbappe go this season they can get fresh funds to be able to bring in other players.
Sooner or later, Mbappe will definitely leave PSG and start his career with his new team, and I'm sure Mbappe really wants to join the Real Madrid team because it is possible for Mbappe to achieve everything in his football career with the Real Madrid team.

I don't understand what you mean by selfish here because looking at the conditions now it can actually be said that it is also natural if PSG tries to do what they are doing now with the ultimatum they gave Mbappe because they also want something that can be taken because the choice if you don't want to be at PSG then selling is a possible option for profit.
There is nothing wrong with that and I don't think it's selfishness because they are also businessmen who want profit. It would be great if they can still keep Mbappe but when they can't then there is no choice but to sell at a high price.

[Docnaster]

After the successful signing of Karim Benzema & N'Golo Kanta as well as Jota who arrived from Celtic FC earlier this month and now Al-Ittihad are going to sign the 29 years old CDM from Liverpool FC by name Fabhino.
Saudi Arabia side Al-Ittihad are set to approach Liverpool with a concrete offer to buy Fabhino with the worth of €40m. is it possible please give on your thoughts
Source:

Saudi Arabian clubs are in serious business to put their league on the map and also make it as competitive as the European leagues and with their financial strength it'll be possible to achieve their aim.
The arrival of global football superstars in the league will not just boost the quality of the but also help advertise the league to the rest of the world thereby making many countries of the world to always get involved with the happenings of the league. Fabinho is a great midfielder and will bring more qualities to the league of he's signed

[Avirunes]

• Talks between Chelsea and Brighton are progressing over move of Moises Caicedo to Chelsea ^[1]. Brighton wants more than 70m Euro now - Will Chelsea go to that length in order to sign Caicedo?
  

I think this transfer will be successful because Chelsea has no choice in this moment. They currently have 6 midfielders, consist of 2 active players and 4 substituted players. Usually Chelsea is using 4-3-3 strategy, so definitely they need to sign one more active midfielder.

Well they do need players at the moment and that too a strong player in midfield to get good hold on the possession and better link up. Caicedo is a very strong player and seems like an important signing that Chelsea desperately needs going into the next season. So I really agree with what you said there but price seems to be a bit high if you ask me.

Caicedo was good in Brighton for one season, his market value is €57 Million right now. But I feel skeptic for Chelsea when they want to sign a player from Brighton, previously Cucurella was played good in Brighton, but his performance suddenly drop when he joined Chelsea.

I don't think Cucurella signing could be judged as "flop" one. He did well in my opinion but Chelsea paid a lot in order to buy him. Same is now with Caicedo. 70m Euro is a lot but if Caicedo shows some exceptional form then they have made a really good signing but right now Chelsea are at that point where they have to take every step right one otherwise it will become a deep mess later on.

[Lordhermes]

After the successful signing of Karim Benzema & N'Golo Kanta as well as Jota who arrived from Celtic FC earlier this month and now Al-Ittihad are going to sign the 29 years old CDM from Liverpool FC by name Fabhino.
Saudi Arabia side Al-Ittihad are set to approach Liverpool with a concrete offer to buy Fabhino with the worth of €40m. is it possible please give on your thoughts
Source:

Saudi Arabian clubs are in serious business to put their league on the map and also make it as competitive as the European leagues and with their financial strength it'll be possible to achieve their aim.
The arrival of global football superstars in the league will not just boost the quality of the but also help advertise the league to the rest of the world thereby making many countries of the world to always get involved with the happenings of the league. Fabinho is a great midfielder and will bring more qualities to the league of he's signed

The league has already gotten the International recognition, in every thread in this forum, is all about the Saudi Arabia league transfer and news, Ronaldo effect, now FIFA has banned Al Nassr from registering new players, this another prove, that everyone has an interest in the league. in the coming years, the Saudi Arabia pro league will be competing with European clubs. the sponsors are investing much in the league now, tv stations are given licence to show the matches on their plateform.

[hyudien]

After the successful signing of Karim Benzema & N'Golo Kanta as well as Jota who arrived from Celtic FC earlier this month and now Al-Ittihad are going to sign the 29 years old CDM from Liverpool FC by name Fabhino.
Saudi Arabia side Al-Ittihad are set to approach Liverpool with a concrete offer to buy Fabhino with the worth of €40m. is it possible please give on your thoughts
Source:

Saudi Arabian clubs are in serious business to put their league on the map and also make it as competitive as the European leagues and with their financial strength it'll be possible to achieve their aim.
The arrival of global football superstars in the league will not just boost the quality of the but also help advertise the league to the rest of the world thereby making many countries of the world to always get involved with the happenings of the league. Fabinho is a great midfielder and will bring more qualities to the league of he's signed

The aggressiveness of the Saudi Arabia Club cannot be stopped, now they are doing it blindly. The reason is, the moment they have and the financial support that supports it makes the Saudi Arabian club like a competitor to other top European clubs. Where when entering the automatic transfer market no one doubts the costs incurred. To elevate Saudi Arabian football to the world I think everything has been achieved in terms of getting the attention of many people. For example, more than 30 countries around the world have broadcast the Saudi Arabian League. In terms of broadcasting licenses, the benefits are quite large, especially now that corporate sponsors are flocking to Arab clubs. It all shows how fast their growth is, even if it's not even 1 decade.

[indah rezqi]

The league has already gotten the International recognition, in every thread in this forum, is all about the Saudi Arabia league transfer and news, Ronaldo effect, now FIFA has banned Al Nassr from registering new players, this another prove, that everyone has an interest in the league. in the coming years, the Saudi Arabia pro league will be competing with European clubs. the sponsors are investing much in the league now, tv stations are given licence to show the matches on their plateform.

The country's seriousness in building their SPL Domestic League is a genius step, we all definitely agree that investment in football provides enormous benefits and has a very good impact on the country's image on the international stage. In addition to benefits for the Club, the State can also receive benefits in other forms such as campaigning for Culture, building good relations with other countries and of course income through visitor visas.

Fifa's problem has banned Al Nassr from registering players next season due to their mistake in not paying bonuses to EPL club Liecester City. I don't think this is a serious problem for Al Nassr considering that their finances are quite stable and they will definitely be able to pay for it. I agree with you that one day the SPL will compete with other top leagues, nothing is impossible in football.

[Juggy777]

Watching PSG and Mbappe play with such high stakes is fascinating. Mbappe, as you correctly pointed out, has his sights set on the pinnacle of the Champions League. But what I really want to know is if PSG is making serious preparations to give up its king. The club has spent a total of 155.50 million euros on new players in the past few months, suggesting that they are preparing for a period of transition. Does the team's recent move to add players like Ugarte, and Kang-in Lee signal an imminent exit for Mbappe? Then there's Neymar, whose price tag is falling.

I think by now it is pretty obvious to anyone, that Mbappe does not want to play for Paris Saint Germain anymore. Therefore i would hope that the official of PSG are already planning for the time after Mbappe. When he is gone i think it is safe to say that the time of the huge names at PSG is over. Only Neymar is left then and it is not even sure yet if he will maybe also leave the club.
I also think that in retrospective the whole PSG strategy so far was a pretty big fail. They have spent ridiculously high amounts of money to buy the biggest names in the sports, no matter if it is good for the chemistry in the team or not. The most recent transfers make more sense in my opinion. Good players without huge names.

@Jackl87 he used the same strategy Ronaldo used when he wanted to leave Manchester United i.e. give an explosive interview and destabilise the squad thus his exit is inevitable. Furthermore if PSG can get at least 100 million for him then it’ll be a good business and while I’m aware that his value is almost double of what I have said but given the circumstances it’s a good deal for PSG or they’ll risk losing him for free.

[Leviathan.007]

After the successful signing of Karim Benzema & N'Golo Kanta as well as Jota who arrived from Celtic FC earlier this month and now Al-Ittihad are going to sign the 29 years old CDM from Liverpool FC by name Fabhino.
Saudi Arabia side Al-Ittihad are set to approach Liverpool with a concrete offer to buy Fabhino with the worth of €40m. is it possible please give on your thoughts
Source:

Saudi Arabian clubs are in serious business to put their league on the map and also make it as competitive as the European leagues and with their financial strength it'll be possible to achieve their aim.
The arrival of global football superstars in the league will not just boost the quality of the but also help advertise the league to the rest of the world thereby making many countries of the world to always get involved with the happenings of the league. Fabinho is a great midfielder and will bring more qualities to the league of he's signed

The aggressiveness of the Saudi Arabia Club cannot be stopped, now they are doing it blindly. The reason is, the moment they have and the financial support that supports it makes the Saudi Arabian club like a competitor to other top European clubs. Where when entering the automatic transfer market no one doubts the costs incurred. To elevate Saudi Arabian football to the world I think everything has been achieved in terms of getting the attention of many people. For example, more than 30 countries around the world have broadcast the Saudi Arabian League. In terms of broadcasting licenses, the benefits are quite large, especially now that corporate sponsors are flocking to Arab clubs. It all shows how fast their growth is, even if it's not even 1 decade.

They have got enough money to even buy whole top European teams without problems that's why it's not surprising to see the Saudi teams spending more money than European for hiring the players they need. I think this can be the reason to say the Saudi teams are making some changes in the market and they are the reason for some players to ask for more money which is not good for the European teams with bad financial situation.
 

[rahmad2nd]

West Ham are getting frustrated due to the delay in Declan Rice's transfer to Arsenal. Despite reaching an agreement eight days ago, the necessary documents have not been signed yet. This has left West Ham feeling impatient and wondering what could be causing this delay in completing the documents. Is there any possibilities of Arsenal walking away from the deal, somehow they might have realized they are overpaying for a player who only has one year left on his contract.
In situations like these, it would be good to stay patient and keep an eye on any updates regarding the transfer, while I am also growing frustrated everyday.

I thought this transfer already complete because both representative has been reach an agreement few weeks ago and even Declan Rice has been done for medical check at Arsenal but apparently it was only verbal agreement because although Arsenal has agree to play 105 millions total as fee transfer but so far they hadn't officially bid yet so i understand why West Ham feel frustrated to waiting the finalized of this transfer because they really needed money to bought the players this summer but Arsenal has been confirmed this news and Arteta has asking to Arsenal owner to make it quick so in the near future this transfer will be complete and apparently Arsenal are doing the same on to Jurrien Timber transfer from Ajax

I also read this news, as quoted by Sky Sports. West Ham frustrated Arsenal delay Declan Rice transfer As reported, Arsenal and West Ham have all but reached an agreement for the transfer of Declan Rice. it's just that Arsenal never made an official offer and this condition made West Ham feel frustrated.
By the way, I'm pretty sure that these rumors don't really reflect what's going on. because it refers to several references that I read before, that there are several mechanisms that must be taken care of by both parties. moreover, that Declan Rice is an English player.

I also don't forget to look for other references, such as what was reported by Romano. he said on his twitter, EXCLUSIVE no need to panic with the announcement of Rice and timber!! so there's nothing for me to worry about as a supporter of The Gunners, especially after reading the statement made by Fabrizio Romano. most likely, if the rumors reported by some newspapers are not true.

[naira]

The aggressiveness of the Saudi Arabia Club cannot be stopped, now they are doing it blindly. The reason is, the moment they have and the financial support that supports it makes the Saudi Arabian club like a competitor to other top European clubs. Where when entering the automatic transfer market no one doubts the costs incurred. To elevate Saudi Arabian football to the world I think everything has been achieved in terms of getting the attention of many people. For example, more than 30 countries around the world have broadcast the Saudi Arabian League. In terms of broadcasting licenses, the benefits are quite large, especially now that corporate sponsors are flocking to Arab clubs. It all shows how fast their growth is, even if it's not even 1 decade.

They have got enough money to even buy whole top European teams without problems that's why it's not surprising to see the Saudi teams spending more money than European for hiring the players they need. I think this can be the reason to say the Saudi teams are making some changes in the market and they are the reason for some players to ask for more money which is not good for the European teams with bad financial situation.
 

I agree that this change is very visible and can be witnessed by all football lovers. As well as focusing on buying players for its league competition, Saudi Arabia is also mostly investing in large stakes in European clubs which generally grow their financial assets. With this way of working of Arab investors, is it possible that in the next 5-10 years they will be able to control more than now? bearing in mind that European countries' finances are declining in value, while Saudi Arabia value is getting stronger. These factors will greatly affect the investment climate in European football.

[gabbie2010]

After the successful signing of Karim Benzema & N'Golo Kanta as well as Jota who arrived from Celtic FC earlier this month and now Al-Ittihad are going to sign the 29 years old CDM from Liverpool FC by name Fabhino.
Saudi Arabia side Al-Ittihad are set to approach Liverpool with a concrete offer to buy Fabhino with the worth of €40m. is it possible please give on your thoughts
Source:

Saudi Arabian clubs are in serious business to put their league on the map and also make it as competitive as the European leagues and with their financial strength it'll be possible to achieve their aim.
The arrival of global football superstars in the league will not just boost the quality of the but also help advertise the league to the rest of the world thereby making many countries of the world to always get involved with the happenings of the league. Fabinho is a great midfielder and will bring more qualities to the league of he's signed

The league has already gotten the International recognition, in every thread in this forum, is all about the Saudi Arabia league transfer and news, Ronaldo effect, now FIFA has banned Al Nassr from registering new players, this another prove, that everyone has an interest in the league. in the coming years, the Saudi Arabia pro league will be competing with European clubs. the sponsors are investing much in the league now, tv stations are given licence to show the matches on their plateform.

Honestly Saudi Arabian clubs desire to upgrade their league to very standard one is highly commendable though majority of their news signings were aging players mostly from EPL nevertheless it's a welcome development because the wealth of experience of those players will help their home based players to be more competitive when playing for their country in international competitions, Moreso the Saudi Arabian league will surely get more attractions and attention because some of those players like Ronaldo, Benzema and Kante had diehard fans who always and having the desire to watch them play football irrespective of the league they are playing for.

[KTChampions]

I think PSG are too selfish and possible because their selfishness means they will lose Mbappe next season without getting anything, even though if PSG want to let Mbappe go this season they can get fresh funds to be able to bring in other players.
Sooner or later, Mbappe will definitely leave PSG and start his career with his new team, and I'm sure Mbappe really wants to join the Real Madrid team because it is possible for Mbappe to achieve everything in his football career with the Real Madrid team.

This is not entirely true because they will receive his services (the best player in the world by many) for a whole year. When PSG signed him, they thought his services were worth as much as they offered him - has anything changed since then? Mabappe began to play worse? I think no. Therefore, PSG will receive exactly what they paid for. The fact that they will not be able to resell Mbappe is a secondary issue.

[Queentoshi]

Saudi Arabia side Al-Ittihad are set to approach Liverpool with a concrete offer to buy Fabhino with the worth of €40m. is it possible please give on your thoughts

Fabinho will accept the offer like Henderson will, why should he not? The Saudi Arabians always come with a lot of money that is difficult to resist. Liverpool's Midfield will experience change next season and they will need to get new players as these ones are linked already to leave leave. With the two players leaving the club, they should have some more money to invest in a very good midfield player that can do well next season. Liverpool will now become extra serious to bring the young Romeo Lavia from Southampton that is getting relegated, a player that they like.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1790752/Liverpool-Romeo-Lavia-Jordan-Henderson-Fabinho

[nara1892]

I think by now it is pretty obvious to anyone, that Mbappe does not want to play for Paris Saint Germain anymore. Therefore i would hope that the official of PSG are already planning for the time after Mbappe. When he is gone i think it is safe to say that the time of the huge names at PSG is over. Only Neymar is left then and it is not even sure yet if he will maybe also leave the club.
I also think that in retrospective the whole PSG strategy so far was a pretty big fail. They have spent ridiculously high amounts of money to buy the biggest names in the sports, no matter if it is good for the chemistry in the team or not. The most recent transfers make more sense in my opinion. Good players without huge names.

PSG is in a state of uncertainty, even though we know that many of its policies conflict with the wishes of the players. Neymar is more silent than boasting about what he feels, even though I'm sure Neymar is no longer comfortable. As for Mbappe, who has said in several interviews he has started to expose PSG's disgrace, even though so far PSG has offered more than other players. Because at this time a new coach like Enrique, PSG style of play must change a little and the pattern of selecting players is at least not the same as when the previous coach was. Maybe it looked good to have star players but the results weren't so promising in the end. Failing to win the UCL trophy many times will be a tough task for Enrique next season.

[Razmirraz]

I think PSG are too selfish and possible because their selfishness means they will lose Mbappe next season without getting anything, even though if PSG want to let Mbappe go this season they can get fresh funds to be able to bring in other players.
Sooner or later, Mbappe will definitely leave PSG and start his career with his new team, and I'm sure Mbappe really wants to join the Real Madrid team because it is possible for Mbappe to achieve everything in his football career with the Real Madrid team.

It's not too late for PSG to get fresh funds from the sale of Mbappe, as long as the transfer market hasn't closed there is still an opportunity for PSG to add to its account balance. Mbappe attitude of not showing good faith in the proposed new contract made PSG even more eager to let him go. Of course Mbappe will leave PSG, now Real Madrid and Liverpool are trying to sign him, if Real Madrid doesn't move quickly maybe Liverpool will be at the forefront of the hunt for Mbappe.