⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[yudi09]

It was nice to see Zidane and Mbappe together at the stadium during the ceremony.    One is Real Madrid's past while the other is the future of it.

In the news media, if Mbappe joined Real Madrid when he was introduced, the figures of Zidane and Ronaldo were used as benchmarks. Zidane and Cristiano Ronaldo are Real Madrid's past. Mbappe is Real Madrid's future hope. What Mbappe was most compared to during his introduction was Ronaldo, starting from entering the field, his jersey number and Mbappe's appearance when he said Hala Madrid.

Anyways, Mbappe signing is the best thing Real Madrid could do in this transfer window. Now they would focus on finishing touches for other positions and they would be good to go for many more trophies. 

At the moment it can be considered that he is the best purchase, but it could be the worst signing if Mbappe cannot perform optimally because previously there were already well-known and well-known players who did not develop at the Santiago Bernabeu. For me, at the moment Real Madrid's best purchase and recruitment is Jude Bellingham.

[KTChampions]

It's a great trend, I think. Players are ordinary workers/asset owners and not slaves, so it is fair that they manage their labor, and not some “third parties”. It is clear that in the future we will still see cases where one club receives huge amounts of money simply for the fact that it breaks a contract with a player early, but in most cases, the beneficiaries will be the players themselves.

I don't see anything wrong with a club taking huge money for the sale of a player. They have a contract with that player and if the player wants to leave the club that wants him has to pay the asking price. If the player stays and sees out his contract then that's a win-win for both the player, and the clubs.
I also like the idea of a "release clause". This helps the player gain some money from the sale too. Why I like it because since the player has a contract with a club if another club wants him, you have to trigger his release clause.
Also, if the transfer of the player was not up to the club but to the player alone, the player can just negotiate with another club and agree to sign for them thereby disrupting the plans of his current club.

I never said that any party (player or club) can terminate a contract without paying compensation. I compare the current situation with the past, when clubs “traded” their rights to players but paying a signing bonus was not accepted (at least in modern amounts). Now the situation has changed and in fact there is no difference whether you buy a player with a valid contract (pay compensation to another club) or a free agent (pay a signing bonus).

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In the news media, if Mbappe joined Real Madrid when he was introduced, the figures of Zidane and Ronaldo were used as benchmarks. Zidane and Cristiano Ronaldo are Real Madrid's past. Mbappe is Real Madrid's future hope. What Mbappe was most compared to during his introduction was Ronaldo, starting from entering the field, his jersey number and Mbappe's appearance when he said Hala Madrid.

I see what Real Madrid is doing eye service. Mbape is might be the highest goal scorer in PSG all his life but I don't think the league is that tough to make goals like he is going to do in Real Madrid, Messi spent justb2 years and he made many goals but here is Spain and there is nothing like El classico there. There is much competition here for him than what he is doing but I see that Perez are trying to impress him that he is welcome when there is much work to do.

At the moment it can be considered that he is the best purchase, but it could be the worst signing if Mbappe cannot perform optimally because previously there were already well-known and well-known players who did not develop at the Santiago Bernabeu. For me, at the moment Real Madrid's best purchase and recruitment is Jude Bellingham.

He is lucky that Real Madrid players don't put work load on a particular player, there team work is best to known, he will do well in the short time but people are praising him like he is going to do something new in Real Madrid. Even if they should give him 5 years to stay in Real Madrid, he dare not beat what Ronaldo has done for that club, not in this era.

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Actually, if Chelsea really wants Osimhen to be in their squad, I think it's still not a problem because for the current price problem it seems that Chelsea will not be responsible because seeing from the previous 2 seasons where they always spent very large sums of money it seems they have fallen and for what is minimizing finances at this time even though it is a little against FFP.

Chelsea really want Osimhen to be part of their squad and their very since on which they can definitely make that possible, although that after Chelsea are lack of financial after spent alot of money in previous yeas back, but for me i don't the financial is their main issues is just even when they're trying to sign a players, their not getting a better squad. That's why they performance is moving forward.

From the beginning I did not say that money was a problem for Chelsea because after what they showed from 2 seasons ago until now it does not seem suitable to say Chelsea hassles in money problems, it's just that what must be considered is their financial circulation where expenses and income of course must be controlled especially in 2 seasons they always overhaul which in the end only makes them confused because they always get losses in the end-of-season cash.
In addition, FFP must also be considered even though for now it seems that regulations in the EPL are always targeting small clubs in FFP but still Chelsea must also be careful with it.

In addition, Napoli's interest in bringing Lukaku can also still be used as a good means to smooth out the wishes of Chelsea if indeed they want to bring Osimhen to Stamford Bridge. It's just that with the current situation it seems that it is clearly still a gray condition because Chelsea also still does not have that much interest in Osimhen, especially since there are already 3 players who have actually been inaugurated by Chelsea to strengthen the club next season.

If that can actually happen has Napoli is having interesting in sign the lukaku is fine, but still the lukaku will not make the team better like how the Osimhen turned the team to a very standard. However, for now Napoli will not know what the Osimhen have done to them till after he left the team that will latter regret about the him.

We won't know until we try. Not to equate Lukaku with Osimhen in this case because after all, in terms of age and prime now it is different. But this is a good option where when Napoli need money and a replacement striker if Osimhen leaves then Lukaku could be a good option especially with the personal closeness of Lukaku and Conte clearly this could be a good thing if realized because in the end apart from the remaining money Napoli have they can also get Lukaku as a replacement. Although it cannot be denied that in the end there will be differences in terms of performance between Lukaku and Osimhen but I think it is still worth trying.

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News from insiders.

Today will be the day of the official goodbye to Rabiot from Juventus.
We still don't know yet where he will go but we know that tomorrow ill we the BB day.

In the time Juvenuts according to l'equipe bought Cabal, medical for tomorrow.

[Lida93]

I don't really think so, I think Chelsea is also in the mix, just that it's the high cost of his transfer that has put them off for now, but if the transfer fee is reduced a little bit, I believe that they will definitely make their interest official, then talking of PSG, I think he is more likely to sign there because they need someone big to fill the void left by Mbappe, so what they are just doing now is just evaluating their options, and be looking if they can get a cheaper deal by delaying their approach till the closing stage of the transfer window.

Actually, if Chelsea really wants Osimhen to be in their squad, I think it's still not a problem because for the current price problem it seems that Chelsea will not be responsible because seeing from the previous 2 seasons where they always spent very large sums of money it seems they have fallen and for what is minimizing finances at this time even though it is a little against FFP.

In addition, Napoli's interest in bringing Lukaku can also still be used as a good means to smooth out the wishes of Chelsea if indeed they want to bring Osimhen to Stamford Bridge. It's just that with the current situation it seems that it is clearly still a gray condition because Chelsea also still does not have that much interest in Osimhen, especially since there are already 3 players who have actually been inaugurated by Chelsea to strengthen the club next season.

Yea every club is careful not to encroach against FFP but that doesn't stop Chelsea from buying Osimhen it's just the transfer fee placed on him by Napoli that has been the barrier. What we need to understand is that if the fee was that fair enough PSG who are also in the race for Osimhen as a replacement for Mbappe won't waste much time in sealing a deal seeing that Chelsea are slacking behind in their bid.

 But like I had said earlier, if it be that Osimhen doesn't sign for any club yet close to the end of the transfer window and with how obvious Conte has made it known that Osimhen isn't in his plans for next season,  Napoli will be forced to reduce his fees and probably PSG or Chelsea will hijack it as soon as that happens.

[arallmuus]

For me, at the moment Real Madrid's best purchase and recruitment is Jude Bellingham.

In terms of performance and transfer fee, Vini is better. Vini was signed for €45mil and Bellingham was signed for €103mil. I could totally argue with you that both arguably played wonderful seasons with Real Madrid and won those trophies for Real Madrid. Both has significant impact on the club so yeah Vini is just way better in this case although both flop so bad in Euro and Copa America