⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[indah rezqi]

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

What you say is true, if Jadon Sancho thought and acted like that then he would not be alienated by Ten Hag at this time. I think young players need more advice from their seniors or agents, to change their way of thinking for the sake of the sustainability of their careers in the future. However, we never know the details of the conflict other than what we read in the media. It could be that the breakdown in his relationship with Ten Hag as a result of refusing an apology is sometimes only one part, who knows, behind the scenes there are more things we missed.

Previously, several clubs were reported to be interested in recruiting Sancho, including Juventus and Dortmund. However, everything will be proven when the transfer window opens, but here considering the background of the move due to conflict, it is clear that United will not accept the loan offer. It makes sense because they intend to let him go and keep Ten Hag longer, which is why the possibility of a loan is hard to happen.

[GbitG]

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Back in the old days, there were a lot talents which can solo carrying their teams, but it's not gonna possible again in modern football where there's a lot strategy to overcome that. I think it's only Mbappe that can do one man show, both Osimhen and Haaland still need a support from their teammates.

Sorry boss I don't agree with you because if Kylian Mbappe is a one-man show, why didn't he provide a single assist in the presence of Lionel Messi and Neymar? Despite Messi and Neymar providing the majority of their assists, So I totally disagree with you that Kylian Mbappe is a one-man show. One man show needs a lot of effort; just a few goals didn't represent anyone as one man show. Carrying a club or legacy requires a legend, not talent. I mean, there are a few people in the world of football who do this "one-man show," like Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar, Iniesta, etc.

Moreover, Kylian Mbappe, Earling Haaland, and Victor Osimen are all good players, but they don't have the potential to carry on clubs like Messi or Ronaldo do. These guys are dependent on others, so how can they carry a club?
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Guys, you can see in it the last season when Messi, Neymar, and Mbappe played together. Mbappe scored 43 goals with Messi, and Neymar assisted him, but now he has scored fewer goals than the previous season. So I think the reason for not scoring more goals is the absence of Messi or Neymar because they scored more goals in the middle of the season than the previous season because both of them assisted Mbappe more. A one-man carry requires a consistency that Mbappe cannot do without a provider.

[Oluwa-btc]

Victor Osimhen is good and can go on to become another big name in football from Africa but there's no way he's gonna play exactly like Didier Drogba. He still has many more years to write his name in the history book of football like Drogba did but until then, let's keep our fingers crossed.

Back in the old days, there were a lot talents which can solo carrying their teams, but it's not gonna possible again in modern football where there's a lot strategy to overcome that. I think it's only Mbappe that can do one man show, both Osimhen and Haaland still need a support from their teammates.

Kylian Mbappe can do that, he's got both the pace, strength, skills and teammates to support him. ( Don't forget, Team mates ) They all would need support from them mates because they can't attack and at the same time defend. It's reason why they remain a team. Ronaldo did all of that but at q certain time he realized the game was all about goals and goal scoring.

Victor Oshime can not play exactly like Drogba but he's got that mentality. Chelsea football club has got to be jokers, they signed Nicholas Jackson?! A player who didn't come top of his goal scorers. Chelsea will need a leader and goalscorer and Victor Oshime fits in.
Erling Haaland already has the support of his entire squad, they play almost every pass to him to score.

[Mr.suevie]

More rumors today about a possible loan for Sancho to Juventus.

Remember it will be possible only if Manchester will pay a part of his salary, Juventus can probably use the money of Pogba salary due the imminent ban.

Juventus stands to sign him from Manchester United? Probably one of these rumors circulating round. Jadon Sancho have become more aggressive and no longer feature in Manchester United matches due to the problem he has with the headcoach, Erik Ten Hag. We are quite aware of the problem that raised between them and Erik Ten Hag demand an open apology from the player, and Sancho have been recalcitrant since then. Pushing for an exits door from Old Trafford is very possible because he's a potential player that has alot to handle in the frontline, young and promising.

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

Sancho wouldn't be the first to have a promising career but due to character issue has fallen out. The player before coming to Manchester united was indeed a prospect and was rated as one of the best upcoming youngstars but due to his inability to blend with the coach, he has fallen out of play and it's almost as if Manchester united waisted all their money to bring him to the club and what I think united should do now is to just sell him out now that he still has some value in the market because at some point his purchase fee will drop drastically due to lack of playtime .

[harapan]

Back in the old days, there were a lot talents which can solo carrying their teams, but it's not gonna possible again in modern football where there's a lot strategy to overcome that. I think it's only Mbappe that can do one man show, both Osimhen and Haaland still need a support from their teammates.

Even Mbappe cannot be a one-man show. If his team is plain bad, he won't be able to do much. He's a good player and the best in his team but he needs his teammates to show for him before he can shine. I don't think there's any player currently that can be a one-man show for his team.
Even Drogba was not a one-man army. If the passes didn't come he won't be able to score.
Drogba was the kind of striker to disturb the opposing defense but most of his goals were given to him. He hardly scores solo goals even those he could create a chance out of nothing sometimes.
Before a player can be called a one-man show the player has to be able to create goals for himself and his teammates, control the tempo of the game, and keep his team alive.
Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar at their peak are the most recent players I could think of that were that good.

[shogun47]

Back in the old days, there were a lot talents which can solo carrying their teams, but it's not gonna possible again in modern football where there's a lot strategy to overcome that. I think it's only Mbappe that can do one man show, both Osimhen and Haaland still need a support from their teammates.

Even Mbappe cannot be a one-man show. If his team is plain bad, he won't be able to do much. He's a good player and the best in his team but he needs his teammates to show for him before he can shine. I don't think there's any player currently that can be a one-man show for his team.
Even Drogba was not a one-man army. If the passes didn't come he won't be able to score.
Drogba was the kind of striker to disturb the opposing defense but most of his goals were given to him. He hardly scores solo goals even those he could create a chance out of nothing sometimes.
Before a player can be called a one-man show the player has to be able to create goals for himself and his teammates, control the tempo of the game, and keep his team alive.
Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar at their peak are the most recent players I could think of that were that good.

But isn't this the same for every player in every team sport? This one-man army or one-man show idea does never make sense. There are games when you could think that it was this one player who won the game, but of course there is more to that than just the one player. Mbappe will always stand out from the rest and that is why all the clubs are after him. But every good player benefits from the players around him and if he doesn't, then the players around him must suck pretty hard and that again doesn't make sense because the outstanding player probably wouldn't be there in the first place.

[rendravolt]

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

I think Sancho and Erik Ten Hag's egos are the same size and even though in the end everyone has to submit to the coach's decision, it seems that in Sancho's case he has openly rejected Erik Ten Hag's presence as his coach at Manchester United. We don't know for sure the root of the problem, which is clearly about the discipline that Erik ten Hag wants for all his players and here Sancho seems to be so careless at Manchester United. If Sancho really doesn't want to play for Manchester United, he should be ready to be sold and the club must be firm in taking action.

The relationship between Sancho and Erik ten Hag will not improve even if he is only loaned to Juventus and I agree that Manchester United should sell him and be prepared to make a loss if Juventus' offer is low enough to get him.

[Sakanwa]

Back in the old days, there were a lot talents which can solo carrying their teams, but it's not gonna possible again in modern football where there's a lot strategy to overcome that. I think it's only Mbappe that can do one man show, both Osimhen and Haaland still need a support from their teammates.

Even Mbappe cannot be a one-man show. If his team is plain bad, he won't be able to do much. He's a good player and the best in his team but he needs his teammates to show for him before he can shine. I don't think there's any player currently that can be a one-man show for his team.
Even Drogba was not a one-man army. If the passes didn't come he won't be able to score.
Drogba was the kind of striker to disturb the opposing defense but most of his goals were given to him. He hardly scores solo goals even those he could create a chance out of nothing sometimes.
Before a player can be called a one-man show the player has to be able to create goals for himself and his teammates, control the tempo of the game, and keep his team alive.
Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar at their peak are the most recent players I could think of that were that good.

But isn't this the same for every player in every team sport? This one-man army or one-man show idea does never make sense. There are games when you could think that it was this one player who won the game, but of course there is more to that than just the one player. Mbappe will always stand out from the rest and that is why all the clubs are after him. But every good player benefits from the players around him and if he doesn't, then the players around him must suck pretty hard and that again doesn't make sense because the outstanding player probably wouldn't be there in the first place.

I won't like Mbape to come to my team because of his arrogance.There are teams Mbape will suit to play,while there are teams that will not need him to be in their squad.No doubt,he is a good player,and when he is on the ball,there is high hope of him delivering,but the problem with big players is that they are always difficult to control because they are big names and the amount of money they earn always has a way of making them arrogant and want to be above the coach.
I head rumours that Mbape prefers a move to Arsenal or Chelsea,but I think where he really wants to play is Arsenal because they are playing a better football at the moment,and they are all young players who are eager to win trophies. I know the Arsenal board and the Arsenal coach will not want to sign him because of his status.Martinelli and Saka are doing a good job at Arsenal,so they need no Mbape in the team.

[bitpotter]

I think the difference is that if Felix wants to stay, and do not want to go back, then he could just force the team to sell him for whatever Barcelona could afford, and that's the way many players has switched teams as well. I am not saying that he will be able to, but he can try to do that.

So, if Barcelona can afford let's say 55 million, then Felix could say "either get the 55m from Barcelona and sell me, or I will say I am injured and not play with you and wait out until my contract ends and you get nothing from me" type of deal. Some teams see the bluff and just do not sell, and it may even work out for the team, and some teams end up just giving up and letting the player go in that situation and get whatever they can.

Let's assume Joan Felix wants to leave Atletico Madrid and move to Barcelona at any cost and Atletico refused to sell him or give it in loan again then what he could do to force them? Simeone could end up letting him on benches and destroying his career until 2029. This long term contract type made the position of the player to negotiate with his team very weak. I doubt Atletico Madrid will do that obviously but if they need him they will try to convince him to play with them with a promesse to be sold later easier.

It looks like Joao Felix's situation is becoming more complicated in the future and I think this will be a difficult decision for his career. We know that the relationship between Atletico and Joao Felix is not very good and he is only comfortable at Barcelona. But indeed the steps that Barcelona should take to make him permanent will also experience obstacles in terms of costs. It's certainly not easy for Barcelona from their current finances and right now we don't know what the next steps will be. Even being on the bench will not make Joao Felix happy and maybe it's just a matter of how Simione can convince Joao Felix to overcome the existing problems.

[Furious 7]

This has always been one of Xavi problems. He always try to bring in as many players as he can but more often than not, he holds on to some players until time runs out which leaves him on a free transfer.
In the last few seasons there have been several players like the old guard or De Jong who have returned to their home country of PSV.
Some young players have also left for the same status when if they wanted to make a profit they could have put them on the sell list.
But buying is not a viable option at the moment, because with their current finances spending a lot of money will be a bigger problem in the future. 

^ Yes, that is definitely true. Even though Barcelona is not in a very good financial situation right now, the decisions that have been taken by the coach have not been the best. First of all, I did not think that bringing in old players for so much money was actually worth it. But now I think the only way they can actually justify that is by selling him to the Saudi league for a lot of money. 

But still, they had to let a few important players go as free agents. I thought they could get a good amount of money for those players. But maybe Barcelona actually did not have enough money to renew the contract because we saw them not being able to register some players because of financial problems.

Another problem that has occurred for Barcelona in recent seasons, especially in the chaotic season due to some of their officials cheating, is when they bring in expensive players but they do not have any impact on them in terms of performance.
We know at least in the last few seasons there have been some expensive purchases but they have been flops in the end such as Coutinho, Griezmann and Dembele.
They came at a very high price but were released at a price that was even far from what they paid before.

This may happen for some big clubs but in this case Barcelona are too much because they can't blend the new players with their style.
Xavi had to fix that and the purchases of Raphinha and Ferran were too big but still have no effect.

[Oluwa-btc]

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

I think Sancho and Erik Ten Hag's egos are the same size and even though in the end everyone has to submit to the coach's decision, it seems that in Sancho's case he has openly rejected Erik Ten Hag's presence as his coach at Manchester United. We don't know for sure the root of the problem, which is clearly about the discipline that Erik ten Hag wants for all his players and here Sancho seems to be so careless at Manchester United. If Sancho really doesn't want to play for Manchester United, he should be ready to be sold and the club must be firm in taking action.

The relationship between Sancho and Erik ten Hag will not improve even if he is only loaned to Juventus and I agree that Manchester United should sell him and be prepared to make a loss if Juventus' offer is low enough to get him.

We should have two sides of this story but we are not ready to go on to talk about the situation of the player. The manager has been backed and Jadon Sancho is most likely to leave after the loan contract he'll be having from any of them clubs most likely Juventus are much serious with him joining the group with Manchester United paying a part of the deal.

Erik Ten Hag has once again said he has no regrets over Jadon Sancho. Amad Diallo since Preseason finally retuned to the full-time training with the club.

[baeva]

Back in the old days, there were a lot talents which can solo carrying their teams, but it's not gonna possible again in modern football where there's a lot strategy to overcome that. I think it's only Mbappe that can do one man show, both Osimhen and Haaland still need a support from their teammates.

Even Mbappe cannot be a one-man show. If his team is plain bad, he won't be able to do much. He's a good player and the best in his team but he needs his teammates to show for him before he can shine. I don't think there's any player currently that can be a one-man show for his team.
Even Drogba was not a one-man army. If the passes didn't come he won't be able to score.
Drogba was the kind of striker to disturb the opposing defense but most of his goals were given to him. He hardly scores solo goals even those he could create a chance out of nothing sometimes.
Before a player can be called a one-man show the player has to be able to create goals for himself and his teammates, control the tempo of the game, and keep his team alive.
Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar at their peak are the most recent players I could think of that were that good.

Why does everyone delve so deeply into these topics? Football is originally a team game, and if a player single-handedly carries the ball out and scores a goal, then sometimes such people are labelled as tossers who risk failing in attack. Mbappe would fit perfectly into a team with good midfielders. We will see in the winter if he moves to Real Madrid, how good the midfielders are, where he can shine brightly. There are rumours that Real have already gone out to his agent and put conditions on him that if not now, then never. If he refuses, they (Real) will already be trying to buy Haaland and forget about Mbappe forever.

[Huppercase]

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

I will not judge anyone because as they used to say, there are two side to a coin. We are all human being and I believe what is reported is bigger than what really happened because none of them has spoken up about the whole story and things that has been happening but the media will speculated and Erik Ten been the coach will be favoured forgetting that he might be wrong too for his actions. I think Sancho is not the only player he has been brutal to, he did to Rashford last season but his the type that's simple and let it slide but every other player can not be like Rashford and a spade will be call a spade when it's time.

Sancho had an amazing moment in Dortmund and been a great home of players that comes to limelight, I think it's safe to say that Manchester United degraded his career. The time he was signed to Manchester United to now should be enough for him to make more of what he has done in Dortmund but it seems what he accomplished in Dortmund compare to the years he has spent here is a complete failure. There is nothing bad to want to come to mainstream of football but Manchester United is a very wrong choice of club for him in my opinion.

[QueenVera]

Even Mbappe cannot be a one-man show. If his team is plain bad, he won't be able to do much. He's a good player and the best in his team but he needs his teammates to show for him before he can shine. I don't think there's any player currently that can be a one-man show for his team.
Even Drogba was not a one-man army. If the passes didn't come he won't be able to score.
Drogba was the kind of striker to disturb the opposing defense but most of his goals were given to him. He hardly scores solo goals even those he could create a chance out of nothing sometimes.
Before a player can be called a one-man show the player has to be able to create goals for himself and his teammates, control the tempo of the game, and keep his team alive.
Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar at their peak are the most recent players I could think of that were that good.

Every player didn't just get the fame on their own, they didn't grow to this level of acceptability by themselves. Every fan now sing their praises and would always want to see them perform. They didn't become this good at a solo effort. It's one thing to note that a player cannot get to an expected end without the proper support he needs. A good team is essential in a player's journey.

 A team to back and cheer you up, who's got your back, who supports your goals and visions and will want to see your expansion. No doubt every player has her own goal and they're unique in their own way. The best blessing a player would receive is him having a manager that matches his strength and a team that complements him too. It'd only make the ride easy a bit. Drogba had the best team he needed, so did Messi and Ronaldo when he began to do his wonders. The team helped them grow into becoming the big names they are now. Not shaming the players that are not big names or their teams but it's just a definite notion that a good support system aids an easy drive way to success depending on your personal plans and aims.

[EL MOHA]

We should have two sides of this story but we are not ready to go on to talk about the situation of the player. The manager has been backed and Jadon Sancho is most likely to leave after the loan contract he'll be having from any of them clubs most likely Juventus are much serious with him joining the group with Manchester United paying a part of the deal.

Erik Ten Hag has once again said he has no regrets over Jadon Sancho. Amad Diallo since Preseason finally retuned to the full-time training with the club.

I will also agree that Ten Hag public criticism of the player was not the right thing but Sancho hitting publicly bad at his manager is worse, you don’t do that you act professionally. How many times has the coach and media all bashed Maguire and Wan Bissaka for not been good enough to play at Manchester United but both kept head held high and are now the in the starting line up. What worsen Sancho’s situation more was the fact that the club staffs have begged him to even apologize and allow things slide but he is insisted even though the players too intervened, I think it will be a toxic environment for him and that’s why leaving is the best option. I would’ve blamed Ten Hag for probably lying but with reports from Matic, a fall with Pep at city, SouthGate dropping him from England squad and also Dortmund staffs saying he suffered from keeping up with Time then I wouldn’t blame Ten Hag.

As for his next destination I think it is Dortmund as they Have started discussion on how to make swap with Mallen, which will be a good to me since both players are wide players and of almost same age. Sancho can still find his form back in that league

[temple]

That is how it always is and whether Osimhen plays as good in any other team as he did for Napoli, as you said time will tell. There are players who have no problems whatsoever to always show their best performances regardless of the team they are playing for. I don't know whether Osimhen is that kind of player, but I believe he is good enough to have a place in many top teams. But would he be able to make it into the first eleven players of Real Madrid? I don't know and yet he has the score statistics that drew some attention to him.

Evaluating the Nigerian striker from his past clubs will show that he has succeeded in the French club Lille and is having a good time in Napoli. He is an aggressive player that perfectly suits the Italian league but I think he will also do well in Spain. Playing under an experienced coach like Carlo Ancelotti would bring out the best in the Nigerian striker. Most players will excel anywhere if they play under a good coach and a good team. Real Madrid has some of the best creative players in Europe who will constantly create goalscoring chances for the Nigerian striker. Karim Benzema excelled in Real Madrid because he had the support he needed to score.

Ok but while he was playing for Napoli, there wasn't any tough competition for him and he knew he will get all the time he needs. Still Napoli has a lot of players with high potential in the attacking line, but it is a different story when you try to play for Real Madrid and become super successful compared to when you try to become the main striker for Napoli. Both teams are great, but Real Madrid is never showing mercy when they see a player available on the market who could be 10% better. There is no guarantee for any player at Real Madrid unless they score all the time and this is what I wonder about. Osimhen is very good, but would he be able to score like 25 goals or 30 goals a season for Real Madrid in La Liga?

[coinlocket$]

Mark my words.

Hallan will go to Real Madrid and Mbappè will not. 

[rahmad2nd]

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

The last rumor I read was that Jadon Sancho was banned from activities with Manchester United's main squad. in other words, he is not in Erik Ten Hag's squad and is not even on United's bench, if I am wrong for this information, please correct it.
Talking about this player, recently he has been heavily rumored again. a few weeks earlier, Juventus were interested in him. however, with a loan player option. Meanwhile, what we have heard is that United does not want to keep him even though there are various rumors whose truth cannot be confirmed.

This is reinforced by Fabrizio Romano's report, Erik Ten Hag said he "does not regret" the decision regarding the Jadon Sancho case. which we can interpret, Ten Hag remains with his stance. So, it is very likely that next January, Sancho will be on the selling list of one of United's players. The latest rumors are circulating that Borussia Dortmund is offering to exchange Sancho with Donyell Malen to Manchester United, this report is quoted from Germany's Sport Blid. It's interesting whether Ten Hag will be interested if this option is true and we'll find out soon. at least, more ideal than being loaned to Juventus. But, let's just wait for further developments. because, if United set a high transfer price for this player, I'm not sure many clubs will be interested in him. except, Saudi clubs. and that's if the player is willing, so there's no other word other than we'll wait for any developments.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Back in the old days, there were a lot talents which can solo carrying their teams, but it's not gonna possible again in modern football where there's a lot strategy to overcome that. I think it's only Mbappe that can do one man show, both Osimhen and Haaland still need a support from their teammates.

Even Mbappe cannot be a one-man show. If his team is plain bad, he won't be able to do much. He's a good player and the best in his team but he needs his teammates to show for him before he can shine. I don't think there's any player currently that can be a one-man show for his team.
Even Drogba was not a one-man army. If the passes didn't come he won't be able to score.
Drogba was the kind of striker to disturb the opposing defense but most of his goals were given to him. He hardly scores solo goals even those he could create a chance out of nothing sometimes.
Before a player can be called a one-man show the player has to be able to create goals for himself and his teammates, control the tempo of the game, and keep his team alive.
Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar at their peak are the most recent players I could think of that were that good.

Why does everyone delve so deeply into these topics? Football is originally a team game, and if a player single-handedly carries the ball out and scores a goal, then sometimes such people are labelled as tossers who risk failing in attack. Mbappe would fit perfectly into a team with good midfielders. We will see in the winter if he moves to Real Madrid, how good the midfielders are, where he can shine brightly. There are rumours that Real have already gone out to his agent and put conditions on him that if not now, then never. If he refuses, they (Real) will already be trying to buy Haaland and forget about Mbappe forever.

What happens is that now football is measured in other ways, there are more stars and they can make the difference in a team, we are clear that football is 11 and that only 1 player can make the difference, now what we have Seen from football there are many stars, and they clearly stand out and are the ones who can make the Difference at any given moment, because a player stands out above the rest, because he has the ability to score a goal when no one expects him, he can make a play that works for him. so that he can focus on making better plays in Attack or defense, that contribute much more, that is what some see to be able to make a difference , in this Order of ideas we are people who sometimes do not see what we have there at the same time. front, but we must see that when it comes to players like Mbappé, Haaland, Messi himself, CR7, and others, they are special players, who are much better than some of those who are always there, that's why some countries, some teams win faster or gain more without suffering as much because they have at least one star who contributes much more.

There are many players who make a Difference in the world , on each of the continents they have their best players , who only see themselves in the way they do well, but I also agree with what they say, if there is a team that Don't give them the game, don't let them help you, how can a player stand out? There is no way, the star player has to know that without his team he does not shine , so the most intelligent coach like Peoe in his time with Barcelona made the team play only for Messi, that is , Everything happened to Messi so that he was in charge of scoring the goals , that's why there was so much controversy with his other players who were the stars , because everyone gave him plays and he was the one who shone , so in this Order of days things can be seen like this and not from Others as Everyone believes.

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More rumors today about a possible loan for Sancho to Juventus.

Remember it will be possible only if Manchester will pay a part of his salary, Juventus can probably use the money of Pogba salary due the imminent ban.

Juventus stands to sign him from Manchester United? Probably one of these rumors circulating round. Jadon Sancho have become more aggressive and no longer feature in Manchester United matches due to the problem he has with the headcoach, Erik Ten Hag. We are quite aware of the problem that raised between them and Erik Ten Hag demand an open apology from the player, and Sancho have been recalcitrant since then. Pushing for an exits door from Old Trafford is very possible because he's a potential player that has alot to handle in the frontline, young and promising.

Jadon Sancho should have obeyed and apologised openly to the coach; doing so will not cost him anything. Also, he will not sit on the bench for an extended period of time without playing because this will negatively impact his performance on the field. Jadon Sancho is a promising young player, but his career could have gone rough because he refused to apologise, but he is fortunate to still be a young player with more to offer any team that signs him. His move to Juventus will be fantastic, but I doubt Manchester United will want to loan him out; they'd rather sell him than loan him and I hope Juventus will also agree to buy him rather than having him on loan in the team.

The main cause of the rift between Jadon Sancho and Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag wasn't disclosed to the public as the ones reported to the media are all believed to be mere rumours but whatever might have caused the issue that angered the manager so much that he said Sancho must apologize to be recalled to the first team must have been very humiliating to the club manager hence that level of action. So in my own opinion, I think it was very bad for a player of Sancho's age and standard to refuse to apologize to his trainer.
Hopefully the loan deal to Juventus materializes for the England international to start enjoying top football once again and prepare to prove himself to England national team manager Gareth Southgate that he's good enough to be picked for the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament.