⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[MArsland]

I like Real Madrid ambition to continue adding new players to their squad. It's quite rare to see an Argentinian player wearing the el real uniform. Franco Mastantuono has dreamed since he was a child of wanting to play for Madrid and now it has come true, hopefully his contribution can be relied upon under the guidance of Xabi Alonso. Real Madrid's recruitment is not yet complete and there is still a list of players targeted in the transfer market this season.

[Princess Leah]

I like Real Madrid ambition to continue adding new players to their squad. It's quite rare to see an Argentinian player wearing the el real uniform. Franco Mastantuono has dreamed since he was a child of wanting to play for Madrid and now it has come true, hopefully his contribution can be relied upon under the guidance of Xabi Alonso. Real Madrid's recruitment is not yet complete and there is still a list of players targeted in the transfer market this season.

Hardwork pays, as a footballer, if you step up your game top club would come for you and for Real Madrid to go for Mastantuono it means that he's an outstanding player cause Real Madrid is a Club that goes for the best among the rest, they barely go for half baked players, anyways congrats to Mastantuono for achieving his childhood dream, he just has to keep getting better so he'll stay in the club for as long as possible.

 Xabi Alonso is building am army that would challenge rivals, I can't wait for the league to resume cause I believe Madrid is cooking and they'll do better than the previous seasons, they made very good additions to the team, anyways let's see how it goes.

[asriloni]

Never expect them to still managed to get Gyokere's interest. 

The source seems to come from Ben Jacobs, who has been banned by the BBC and is classified as a tier 5 source by the Reddit fanbase. It doesn't sound reliable. Other articles (or the source itself, if I'm not wrong[1]) also told us a different narrative, mainly saying that Gyokeres is an option for MUFC though they've yet to establish any contact with the club or the player. I don't think we should jump to conclusions if that's the only source that boldly said what Gyokeres wants next season. CMIIW.

[1] https://talksport.com/football/3265233/viktor-gyokeres-manchester-united-release-clause-transfers/

You maybe right. However, i won't rule out Gyokere's possibility to reunite with his former coach. This is because Arsenal is being known is in direct contact with Sesko's agent. Recently, Talksport is also mentioning this rumor too. Moving to the MU makes more sense as it has greater chance to give him trophy instead of joining in Arsenal.

[Barikui1]

Kevin De Bruyne is a great player and can do a lot in Napoli. I think he will adapt to the Italian league immediately.

Kevin is not leaving Manchester City because he's old and can no longer perform as a footballer or play his role perfectly; he is leaving to have and face a new challenge and the Italian league perfectly offers that. I also believe in his abilities, that he will perform well and help Napoli with another title.

I also think it is too early to go to Saudi Arabia because he is a successful player.

Not all players think this way, because there are players who have left for the Saudi professional league who are even younger than Kevin. It is not about age; it is about ambition. Some players have more ambition than others do.

I  don't think it's about ambition here because as we are as humans, we all have eyes we use in looking, but we see differently.
Their are players that place more importance on glory or titles, while some players places more importance on the money, so when it comes to players that places more importance to money, he will certainly goes for his target because to him it's all about the money, while players that cherish glory and silverware will prefer earning little in a top European team than going to Saudi Arabia or any other club outside Europe for the money, so is more about interest and desire, not being ambitious or not.

[Xcode7]

I like Real Madrid ambition to continue adding new players to their squad. It's quite rare to see an Argentinian player wearing the el real uniform. Franco Mastantuono has dreamed since he was a child of wanting to play for Madrid and now it has come true, hopefully his contribution can be relied upon under the guidance of Xabi Alonso. Real Madrid's recruitment is not yet complete and there is still a list of players targeted in the transfer market this season.

Hardwork pays, as a footballer, if you step up your game top club would come for you and for Real Madrid to go for Mastantuono it means that he's an outstanding player cause Real Madrid is a Club that goes for the best among the rest, they barely go for half baked players, anyways congrats to Mastantuono for achieving his childhood dream, he just has to keep getting better so he'll stay in the club for as long as possible.

 Xabi Alonso is building am army that would challenge rivals, I can't wait for the league to resume cause I believe Madrid is cooking and they'll do better than the previous seasons, they made very good additions to the team, anyways let's see how it goes.

Talented player who is still 17 years old, Franco Mastantuono now has a bright career prospect because he is in one of the best teams in Europe, but there is also a burden for Franco Mastantuono who is still 17 years old to be able to compete because the Real Madrid squad is filled with quality players so that Franco Mastantuono must be able to compete to get playing minutes otherwise his career will be even worse.
Being at Real Madrid is like the peak of a football career, and it is difficult to maintain.

Xabi Alonso just came to handle Real Madrid with all the downturns last season, making Real Madrid management have to fully support the steps that will be taken by Xabi Alonso including bringing in several players and that must be done if they want to make the team better and I have no doubts about Real Madrid management because every time they slump in one season, in the next season there will be many steps of improvement that they do and that has started to be seen from now.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Have been wondering what is holding Manchester United from paying the required amount to get Bryan Mbeumo to join them, like what exactly is stopping the deal? If is the money I think the player deserve it because he has proven himself in the last concluding season and we all know he is better than the Red Devils jokers called strikers put together. Cunha is no longer a story he is a UTD player already and if they want Mbeumo that bad they should go for him no matter the cost and stop making a head line every day for no reason, at least the player is ready only to agree to what Brentford are asking for, does Mbeumo deserve that huge amount?

[$crypto$]

It's official that Inter Milan have made Cristian Chivu their new coach, he's a former Inter Milan defender and coach at age - 19 for Inter Milan and has been promoted to senior coach.

Still don't know how Cristian Chivu will handle a big club because this might be his first time?
I think he will bring changes after Inzhagi left, waiting to see how he makes a strategy or overhaul of his squad for this season.

[punk.zink]

Kevin De Bruyne is a great player and can do a lot in Napoli. I think he will adapt to the Italian league immediately.

Kevin is not leaving Manchester City because he's old and can no longer perform as a footballer or play his role perfectly; he is leaving to have and face a new challenge and the Italian league perfectly offers that. I also believe in his abilities, that he will perform well and help Napoli with another title.

If only Guardiola still needed his services, I think Kevin De Bruyne would be happy to stay at Man City, but De Bruyne had to leave Man City because he was no longer needed there, and he is not part of Guardiola's plans next season. If De Bruyne decides to go to Italy, it means his ambition beats the money because if he expects a big salary, Italy is not the place, but the Saudi Pro League.

I think the choice to go to Serie A is a pretty good one, as Serie A is still prestigious but not as tough as the Premier League, so I think De Bruyne will not be overwhelmed there, even though he is not young anymore.

[Alpha Marine]

Kevin is not leaving Manchester City because he's old and can no longer perform as a footballer or play his role perfectly; he is leaving to have and face a new challenge and the Italian league perfectly offers that. I also believe in his abilities, that he will perform well and help Napoli with another title.

No, Kevin De Bruyne is leaving because he cannot perform at the top level anymore in Manchester City, and that's fine. He's no longer what he used to be. We watched him this season after his injury. He can't play like that anymore. He's not him anymore, and there's totally nothing wrong with that. He was at a point among the best players in the world. He has already cemented his name as one of the best players to play and is a Premier League, Manchester City and Belgium legend. No shame in admitting his age, which is nature caught up to me.
Plus, he has undergone different surgeries and has been out long-term in a number of cases.
Manchester City will not let go of De Bruyne if he is still good and try to sign Cherki, who is not as good as peak KDB.

[Velvet78]

Osimhen is really so close to signing for Galatasaray. As far as I have heard, they have offered him 21 million euros per year. He is said to be demanding 26 million a year but I assume they would find a middle way.

The thing I'm wondering the most is why there is no European rich team making an offer for him.    There are some teams looking for strikers already. On the other hand, most probably his market value will drop significantly in case of signing for a Turkish Super League team.

[Hewlet]

Kevin De Bruyne is a great player and can do a lot in Napoli. I think he will adapt to the Italian league immediately.

Kevin is not leaving Manchester City because he's old and can no longer perform as a footballer or play his role perfectly; he is leaving to have and face a new challenge and the Italian league perfectly offers that. I also believe in his abilities, that he will perform well and help Napoli with another title.

Let's call a spade a spade, bro. If Kevin debryn was at the level he's been in the past, Manchester city wouldn't think about letting him go for no reason. He's paid his dues, gave his all for the team and at the moment, age wouldn't allow him perform well for the club considering how competitive the premier league is. Arguably, the premier league and laliga is the most physically demanding league we have and this is never to disregard other leagues. Once you're slowing or winding down or your football career, it's only best to shift to a more demanding league to a less demanding League that won't suck him all up.

Certainly, Napoli and the Iterlia seria A isn't a low range team and league but he's going to be less relieved playing at Napoli than playing at Manchester city. Considering that Manchester city is working on getting back to winning the league in the coming season, it's only best to do away with players that are not all too strong while going after players that are much younger.

I also think it is too early to go to Saudi Arabia because he is a successful player.

Not all players think this way, because there are players who have left for the Saudi professional league who are even younger than Kevin. It is not about age; it is about ambition. Some players have more ambition than others do.

There's nothing too early about Kevin debryn going to the Saudi league. Life's pretty short and expecially for footballers, you don't really have too much time. He's done well for himself in the premier League and so going to the seria A or even the Saudi pro league is nothing that's all too sudden.

[Luzin]

I like Real Madrid ambition to continue adding new players to their squad. It's quite rare to see an Argentinian player wearing the el real uniform. Franco Mastantuono has dreamed since he was a child of wanting to play for Madrid and now it has come true, hopefully his contribution can be relied upon under the guidance of Xabi Alonso.

Some of Madrid's transfer policies in recent seasons have attracted many young players. Definite examples are Arda Guller, Endrick, Dean Huijsen and possibly Franco Mastantuono with more rumors to come. These youngsters are long-term projects, Xabi must be brave enough to give them a chance to play. Guller and Endrick didn't get many minutes with Ancelotti last season. So this transfer will still give the effect of new strength for the new season.

Xabi must be serious because they have failed this season. The fans are looking forward to Xabi with a lot of hope. The history in the Bundesliga also makes most optimistic about his arrival.

[hyudien]

It's official that Inter Milan have made Cristian Chivu their new coach, he's a former Inter Milan defender and coach at age - 19 for Inter Milan and has been promoted to senior coach.

Still don't know how Cristian Chivu will handle a big club because this might be his first time?
I think he will bring changes after Inzhagi left, waiting to see how he makes a strategy or overhaul of his squad for this season.

Is it true? I am quite happy that another legend from Inter Milan becomes the head coach for the main squad although I do not expect too much whether Inter will really perform better than before because as we know Chivu is still in the category of new coach and this position is the beginning of his great career if he really succeeds.

[Oluwa-btc]

Have been wondering what is holding Manchester United from paying the required amount to get Bryan Mbeumo to join them, like what exactly is stopping the deal? If is the money I think the player deserve it because he has proven himself in the last concluding season and we all know he is better than the Red Devils jokers called strikers put together. Cunha is no longer a story he is a UTD player already and if they want Mbeumo that bad they should go for him no matter the cost and stop making a head line every day for no reason, at least the player is ready only to agree to what Brentford are asking for, does Mbeumo deserve that huge amount?

Nothing can stop this transfer from happening,  good thing Bryan Mbeumo initiated about the move to Manchester United first. The first offer from Manchester United was recently rejected,  they've sent the second offer which I'm convinced will be accepted by Brentford. I have seen him play and with what he's done last season,  he deserves the upgrade in my opinion. Immediately they wrap this up,Viktor Gyökeres and Emiliano Martinez will follow suit. Four to five days and it'll be here we go for Bryan Mbeumo.

[MainIbem]

It's official that Inter Milan have made Cristian Chivu their new coach, he's a former Inter Milan defender and coach at age - 19 for Inter Milan and has been promoted to senior coach.

Still don't know how Cristian Chivu will handle a big club because this might be his first time?
I think he will bring changes after Inzhagi left, waiting to see how he makes a strategy or overhaul of his squad for this season.

Is it true? I am quite happy that another legend from Inter Milan becomes the head coach for the main squad although I do not expect too much whether Inter will really perform better than before because as we know Chivu is still in the category of new coach and this position is the beginning of his great career if he really succeeds.

Yeah, it's very true, infact it's a here we go and confirmed by several football media, Chivu has signed a contract with his former club as a footballer (Inter Milan) that would last till 2027, initially it was supposed to be Cecs Febregas the manager of Como but a deal couldn't pull through so Inter had to stick with their alternative which is Cristian Chivu. Well it's good to have a club legend as manager since he knows the history of the club and would do whatever it takes to put them in front but am not convinced that Chivu would perform better than the previous coach, not even Cesc since both managers have not got that big club experience if you're moving on from a coach like Simone Inzaghi then you'll need to bring in a coach that's close or more better than him, Inter is not just any Serie A club they're not Parma or Como that should be experimented with when it comes to signing a manager, anyways let's see what Chivu has to offer, I wonder how he'll handle the players.

[Stable090]

If only Guardiola still needed his services, I think Kevin De Bruyne would be happy to stay at Man City, but De Bruyne had to leave Man City because he was no longer needed there, and he is not part of Guardiola's plans next season. If De Bruyne decides to go to Italy, it means his ambition beats the money because if he expects a big salary, Italy is not the place, but the Saudi Pro League.

De Bruyne is already old maybe that’s the reason why Guardiola allowed him to leave, and De bruyne is also a injury prone player, but if u will rate De Bruyne overall performance, then he is still a good player because he saved Manchester United in some matches in the season which we just concluded, but Guardiola feels he is already old, and he needs replacement that’s why they just asked him to leave, but his absence is really going to affect Manchester United for some time.

I was thinking De Bruyne will be going to Saudi pro league, I don’t think he has anything to fight for again, he has no career to build again, he should have just joined Saudi league, enjoy his money and retire from football there, going to other leagues, he is just going to stress himself.

[punk.zink]

De Bruyne is already old maybe that’s the reason why Guardiola allowed him to leave, and De bruyne is also a injury prone player, but if u will rate De Bruyne overall performance, then he is still a good player because he saved Manchester United in some matches in the season which we just concluded, but Guardiola feels he is already old, and he needs replacement that’s why they just asked him to leave, but his absence is really going to affect Manchester United for some time.

I was thinking De Bruyne will be going to Saudi pro league, I don’t think he has anything to fight for again, he has no career to build again, he should have just joined Saudi league, enjoy his money and retire from football there, going to other leagues, he is just going to stress himself.

It seems what you are expecting is unlikely to happen. Kevin De Bruyne was actually still hoping that Man City would offer him a contract extension, but unfortunately that didn't happen, therefore he will leave Man City but not the Saudi Pro League and MLS that he is aiming for, but Serie A because he still feels capable at this level and he still has quite high ambitions at his age which is no longer young.

I think with De Bruyne's current performance and his current age, he can still be in Serie A. He may be past his prime, but he's not completely finished yet.

[Stable090]

It seems what you are expecting is unlikely to happen. Kevin De Bruyne was actually still hoping that Man City would offer him a contract extension, but unfortunately that didn't happen, therefore he will leave Man City but not the Saudi Pro League and MLS that he is aiming for, but Serie A because he still feels capable at this level and he still has quite high ambitions at his age which is no longer young.

I think with De Bruyne's current performance and his current age, he can still be in Serie A. He may be past his prime, but he's not completely finished yet.

Everyone knows that De Bruyne wanted to stay at Manchester city, but his Congrat wasn’t renewed, so he doesn’t have choice than to leave and join another club, but instead of him joining Serie A, he should have just considered Saudi league. With De Bruyne current performance, we all can see that his performance isn’t worst yet, he still plays fine, he helped Manchester city last season, but if you look at his age, then he should be preparing to hang his boots already, Saudi league gave him a good offer, the work load in Saudi league is so low compare to Serie A which he is joining.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I think there was no agreement between him and Guardiola, and i believe there was some kind of burnout in the team, that some changes needed to happen. I don't like that good players are going there, because unfortunately, only money plays a role there. I have nothing against the league, but i like seeing quality players in Europe. As for Kevin, i can’t wait for him to come to Napoli.

Kevin has had such an impressive season at Manchester City and it might be time for him to leave to gain new experiences with another team. Napoli understands that Kevin has something different from other players and even though he is no longer young, Kevin's presence in the squad will make Napoli's strength in the midfield much more optimal. He is the best assist provider at Manchester City and he is also a game rhythm regulator who can control the game pattern more dominantly so Napoli will benefit from that.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Have been wondering what is holding Manchester United from paying the required amount to get Bryan Mbeumo to join them, like what exactly is stopping the deal? If is the money I think the player deserve it because he has proven himself in the last concluding season and we all know he is better than the Red Devils jokers called strikers put together. Cunha is no longer a story he is a UTD player already and if they want Mbeumo that bad they should go for him no matter the cost and stop making a head line every day for no reason, at least the player is ready only to agree to what Brentford are asking for, does Mbeumo deserve that huge amount?

Nothing can stop this transfer from happening,  good thing Bryan Mbeumo initiated about the move to Manchester United first. The first offer from Manchester United was recently rejected,  they've sent the second offer which I'm convinced will be accepted by Brentford. I have seen him play and with what he's done last season,  he deserves the upgrade in my opinion. Immediately they wrap this up,Viktor Gyökeres and Emiliano Martinez will follow suit. Four to five days and it'll be here we go for Bryan Mbeumo.

That's true, a bid was sent some minutes ago, so if this deal pull through I believe the Red Devils have covered one part of the empty slot for the club. Mbeumo isn't just a player that doesn't hustle when playing Manchester United have players that need to leave and let the serious ones start to make the club better to watch not those errors we watched last season. As for this other players you mentioned especially Gyökeres, I haven't seen anything yet about him and if is true then it will be a great addition to the club. The club that I felt would get him is Arsenal because they have been pushing to get him even before the end of last season 2024/25, but let's see who'll get him after all if UTD get his signature they can discard one of the jokers they call attackers.