⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[LUCKMCFLY]

Beating the odds sexy asf, yes?! Beating Liverpool at Anfield got me hard asf. I was the happiest man when Bruno Fernandez sent that ball into the penalty box for Harry Maguire to head in. That game now in the past, it's high time we forge ahead for the game against Brighton who must have won all the last five games they've played against Manchester United. Manchester United are not there yet finally.  Winning 3 games in a row is the plan now.

And he has achieved it , now things are very different, the MU has Really left me with my mouth open and the Liverpool case is quite Worrying , I don't know what happens to the PL teams that once they win they Seem to drop their level in the next Season , I don't know what's Happening.

[FiliOrangGila]

TUDOR gets SACKED!!!

This is the latest news i hear from Romano. Juventus seems lose their patience after they suffer lose streak, and sacked him immediately. I know he has been so shite in the last games by unable not winning his club three points, but i think it's too fast to sack him.
They obviously do it in the wrong time.

There are two candidates to become his replacement

1. Spalletti
2. Palladino

None of the names above makes me interested in, but still worthy to try consider there is literally no best coach available at this moment. if i were to choose between those names, i'd go to the Spalletti instead of Palladino. More exp and ever won a scudetto.

Both coaches, Spalletti and Palladino, are currently unemployed, which would make it easier to acquire one of them. They are also very familiar with Italian football. Palladino last coached Fiorentina, while Spalletti last coached the Italian national team. In terms of quality and experience, Spalletti is superior to Palladino.

[Zaguru12]

It is true that if Isak had remained at Newcastle United, he could have scored more than one goal by now. I believe the drama between Isak and Newcastle United in the summer transfer window is the reason why Isak is finding it difficult to establish himself at Liverpool and do what he was signed for. I haven't lost hope on Isak; I still believe he will turn things around at Liverpool soon.

If he had choose to remain at Newcastle no one can actually know if he will have scored or not because he is still the same player as then, are we sure he wouldn’t have had a dip in form even if he remained there so there is no gurantee it is the movement that is his only problem. The major problem though was Isak didn’t have a season and for a new player the preseason was the most important tool for the player to get to use to understand his new environment and this is clearly what Isak lack at this Liverpool club and it is the reason why I see him struggling for form

[Amphenomenon]

Both coaches, Spalletti and Palladino, are currently unemployed, which would make it easier to acquire one of them. They are also very familiar with Italian football. Palladino last coached Fiorentina, while Spalletti last coached the Italian national team. In terms of quality and experience, Spalletti is superior to Palladino.

Spalletti rings the bell more than the other and I think he might be pick but the management should carefully pick a manager and avoid incompetence  while also not disrupting their banking's in order to bring the old ladies to their past glorious days.

[ShowOff]

It is true that if Isak had remained at Newcastle United, he could have scored more than one goal by now. I believe the drama between Isak and Newcastle United in the summer transfer window is the reason why Isak is finding it difficult to establish himself at Liverpool and do what he was signed for. I haven't lost hope on Isak; I still believe he will turn things around at Liverpool soon.

If he had choose to remain at Newcastle no one can actually know if he will have scored or not because he is still the same player as then, are we sure he wouldn’t have had a dip in form even if he remained there so there is no gurantee it is the movement that is his only problem. The major problem though was Isak didn’t have a season and for a new player the preseason was the most important tool for the player to get to use to understand his new environment and this is clearly what Isak lack at this Liverpool club and it is the reason why I see him struggling for form

Every player wants to experience lifting a trophy. Alexander Isak has chosen the right club, one that can give him a step closer to achieving his goal. Although he currently seems to be struggling to adapt and has yet to perform up to expectations, I would still consider him lucky for not being hampered by injuries. So his opportunity to develop and make an impact in the Liverpool squad is still quite significant.

Alexander Isak transfer process was quite complicated and appeared dramatic. He missed the pre-season tour, which could have given him more time to understand and build an emotional connection with the other players in the Liverpool squad. Staying at Newcastle and scoring many goals in the long run is certainly good, but the drive to experience winning a trophy is far more enticing.

[sokani]

I would like to talk about especially Isak here...

He missed pre-season training and didn't play in many games at Newcastle first. This had a big affect on getting ready for the new season. He still has 0 goal scored at Liverpool in the Premier League and Champions League.

And now he is suffering an injury due to adductor pain and I don't know the return date.    They paid 145 million euros for him and so far he is a disappointment. Just like Wirtz still is.

I understand the frustrations of Liverpool fans. Especially considering the money spent in bringing these players to Anfield. But I think it's too early to come to the conclusion that Isak and Wirtz are a disappointment. Like you correctly said, Isak didn't get a preseason, and that might be the reason he's struggling. Wirtz came from a different league and may need some time to get acclimatised to the EPL. So they should try and be a little bit patient, I believe these players will turn their games around.

[ThemePen]

Every player wants to experience lifting a trophy. Alexander Isak has chosen the right club, one that can give him a step closer to achieving his goal. Although he currently seems to be struggling to adapt and has yet to perform up to expectations, I would still consider him lucky for not being hampered by injuries. So his opportunity to develop and make an impact in the Liverpool squad is still quite significant.

Alexander Isak transfer process was quite complicated and appeared dramatic. He missed the pre-season tour, which could have given him more time to understand and build an emotional connection with the other players in the Liverpool squad. Staying at Newcastle and scoring many goals in the long run is certainly good, but the drive to experience winning a trophy is far more enticing.

Choice made by Alexander Isak to go to Liverpool was smart career move as he had great wish to win trophies which is more appealing than just staying at Newcastle and scoring goals. His current problem in performing is normal since coming to a top level club means more pressure and harder tactical work, and issue is made worse by fact that he was not there in pre season tour, most important time in which players meet their teammates and learn plan of team. Best part is that he is not hurt and he has real chance of improving his growth fast and create good impact before it is too late.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I understand the frustrations of Liverpool fans. Especially considering the money spent in bringing these players to Anfield. But I think it's too early to come to the conclusion that Isak and Wirtz are a disappointment. Like you correctly said, Isak didn't get a preseason, and that might be the reason he's struggling. Wirtz came from a different league and may need some time to get acclimatised to the EPL. So they should try and be a little bit patient, I believe these players will turn their games around.

So far both have been quite disappointing. They were bought for astronomical prices and should have shown better performance especially Isak who previously played in the same league and should have adapted more easily. Isak didn't get a pre-season, but he did play at Newcastle, so he's more familiar with Liverpool's strategy and playing style. Wirtz might be understandable, but if that's the case then it's not right to value them at such astronomical prices. In fact, both players are considered expensive signings at Liverpool.

[TastyChillySauce00]

I feel so sad with Ellion's lack of playing minutes in Aston Villa. He goes there with the hope he would get more minutes playing in EPL, and ended with zero minutes. He's wanna leaving from there badly, and i think he has to go at the winter window.
I remember he got several offers, but decide to accept a loan to Aston Villa with the hope he can back to the Liverpool and get a spot in the starting line up.

However, it seems he must lesser his expectation as the reality is really harsh for him. I'm wondering you guys opinion? Shall he leave on summer and back to the Liverpool?
It will be so bad if a talented player like him wasted.

[tottong]

That only happens if either one of the strikers is push to the wing or push to the no.10 role to play behind the other. This also means sacrifying Gakpo or Wirzt to accommodate both strikers in the team. Tactically it's not a good idea and I've never seen Slot play 442.

This means a strategic change is needed so that both players can play together and produce much better results after experiencing several consecutive defeats. As far as we can see, Arne Slot prefers a 4-2-3-1 formation.
Besides considering the attack, there also needs to be an overhaul of the defense, as we've seen the players in the RB and LB positions not showing the same quality as their predecessors.

If changing the formation slightly to achieve better results, I don't think that's a problem, as long as the changes are truly impactful for the team as a whole after experiencing defeat after defeat.

[7juju]

I feel so sad with Ellion's lack of playing minutes in Aston Villa. He goes there with the hope he would get more minutes playing in EPL, and ended with zero minutes. He's wanna leaving from there badly, and i think he has to go at the winter window.
I remember he got several offers, but decide to accept a loan to Aston Villa with the hope he can back to the Liverpool and get a spot in the starting line up.

However, it seems he must lesser his expectation as the reality is really harsh for him. I'm wondering you guys opinion? Shall he leave on summer and back to the Liverpool?
It will be so bad if a talented player like him wasted.

If he's not getting playing time, there's no need for him staying further in Aston Villa like you said above, he went on loan in search of regularly football at Villa park, if that is not happening, Liverpool should recall him and call off the loan deal with Villa. What's the need of going to a loan if he's not going to play. It would have been better he remained at Liverpool and be getting the little minutes he was getting before the loan. With the way Liverpool are struggling he could be of help to the team. If by January his situation doesn't change he should go back to Liverpool or elsewhere to get more playing time.

[trendcoin]

Ronaldo challenged in Europe's diffrent major leagues... On the other hand, Messi played for an unrivaled team in France after being part of a great team at Barcelona, and now he has gone to a farm in America. Undoubtedly, Messi is a great talent, but he also has a beautiful destiny. Ronaldo is someone who shaped his destiny by fighting against natural circumstances...

You guys are very good at rubbishing a player when you don't like him. Other than fame that Ronaldo gave to Saudi Arabia team, what did he brings to them in Al Nasr please I'm asking? How many times did they lose the Saudi Championship, how many times did he lose his to other teams. Messi went to PSG and wasn't happy there, the stanship of the club towards player is another level, they rubbish Mbape, Neymar and Messi. What more do you want from him.

It's not a most for player to go to different part of europe. He was a boy to Barcelona, he was indebted like a child to father which is why he never left the club. What does he want in another club that Barcelona couldn't give him but your Ronaldo has bitch different clubs because of money, even the Al Nasr were able to get him because of money but Messi went to where he want to stay. He made Inter Miami revenue they have never made before, no player in US soccer that is as influential like him.

That's not true. Let's say you're right, Messi paid his debt of gratitude to Barcelona, but why did he go to PSG? Did he go there to earn soda caps?

Let's talk about the facts. Both players saw earning money as their top priority at the end of their careers. Ronaldo did it in the major leagues. Messi did it in the farmers leagues...

When Messi transferred to PSG in the 2021-2022 season, Ronaldo was choosing between Manchester City and Manchester United. These aren't rubbish talks; they are historical facts...

[Barikui1]

So far both have been quite disappointing. They were bought for astronomical prices and should have shown better performance especially Isak who previously played in the same league and should have adapted more easily. Isak didn't get a pre-season, but he did play at Newcastle, so he's more familiar with Liverpool's strategy and playing style. Wirtz might be understandable, but if that's the case then it's not right to value them at such astronomical prices. In fact, both players are considered expensive signings at Liverpool.

It's true that both players haven't lived up to the hyped that made Liverpool splash such amount of money for both of them, but I believe that they are definitely going to comes good for Liverpool on the longer run, especially in the case of isak, though I am blaming the coach of Liverpool also for their poor performance because he should be shielding them from pressure a little bit by dropping them on most occasions, and go with players that he is certain of what they can offer the team, when he is sure than they have adapted very well to the playing pattern of the team, that's when they should be playing regularly not now that they are struggling with adaptation and tempo of the English premier league.

[Solosanz]

If he's not getting playing time, there's no need for him staying further in Aston Villa like you said above, he went on loan in search of regularly football at Villa park, if that is not happening, Liverpool should recall him and call off the loan deal with Villa. What's the need of going to a loan if he's not going to play. It would have been better he remained at Liverpool and be getting the little minutes he was getting before the loan. With the way Liverpool are struggling he could be of help to the team. If by January his situation doesn't change he should go back to Liverpool or elsewhere to get more playing time.

Why it does like Liverpool and Elliot have more power to make decision instead of Aston Villa who the one paying for him? Both Aston Villa and Liverpool have many quality midfielders, hence it's not easy for him to get regular play.

Aston Villa have given him 5 chance, but he only played good for one match and rest of them are terrible.

Since Buendia is currently injured, he might get a chance to play soon.

[Wildwest]

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It's true that both players haven't lived up to the hyped that made Liverpool splash such amount of money for both of them, but I believe that they are definitely going to comes good for Liverpool on the longer run, especially in the case of isak, though I am blaming the coach of Liverpool also for their poor performance because he should be shielding them from pressure a little bit by dropping them on most occasions, and go with players that he is certain of what they can offer the team, when he is sure than they have adapted very well to the playing pattern of the team, that's when they should be playing regularly not now that they are struggling with adaptation and tempo of the English premier league.

Yes, I totally agree with what you said, at least they will give good results for Liverpool in the long term. Both of them were bought at a high price but their performance was very disappointing and many people are pessimistic about the team, Liverpool, a strong team in the Premier League, should be able to assess the players who are suitable for them, whatever has happened, they should not blame the coach and they both should be given more playing time so they can adapt quickly.

[bitgolden]

The steady replacement of a new coach is going to affect the players performance because they need time to adapt to the new coach game pattern. I didn't see this coming for Tudor in the beginning of the season, it's a pity that he couldn't give Juventus what was expected from him. I hope that the new coach will make a difference on the team performance

Every club certainly does not want to change coaches in the near future because the loss is not only the players who have to adapt again to the new style of play but also financial losses, but if the coach cannot fulfill what is desired or what is agreed by both parties then the next step is to replace them with a new coach, this is natural especially since Juventus is a big team that has high targets.

While they may not expect the new coach to just get in and start winning every game, they do expect to stay at least in top four, or fight for that place. This was early into the season and Tudor got fired way too quickly if you ask me, I think something closer to end of November would have made more sense, no idea why they did this, I think it would have made more sense if they waited a bit more, could have made more sense the way it is right now.

I think that is the most important part, if they can agree on that, then I would say they are going to get what they desire, which is why I think it's very crucial for Juventus to find someone who they can trust until at the end of the season. They can't afford yet another change, so whoever they get, they are stuck until the season ends.

[Spaceman1000$]

Beating the odds sexy asf, yes?! Beating Liverpool at Anfield got me hard asf. I was the happiest man when Bruno Fernandez sent that ball into the penalty box for Harry Maguire to head in. That game now in the past, it's high time we forge ahead for the game against Brighton who must have won all the last five games they've played against Manchester United. Manchester United are not there yet finally.  Winning 3 games in a row is the plan now.

And he has achieved it , now things are very different, the MU has Really left me with my mouth open and the Liverpool case is quite Worrying , I don't know what happens to the PL teams that once they win they Seem to drop their level in the next Season , I don't know what's Happening.

Maintaining success is not an easy thing to do, as your planning to remain at the top, other clubs are also planning to overthrow your dominance and that is what is currently affecting the Reds. The idea of a unique team Amorim has in his head, is gradually coming into reality, a lot of people doubted his competence, but I think patients has revealed that he has been playing for united.

[Velvet78]

And it is done! Spalletti is the new Juventus manager guys.

I must admit one thing first. I wasn't expecting him to return and manage a club after getting sacked by Italian national team. You know why he left Napoli before the Italy job. 

Anyways, I have bigger hopes about Juventus now. This is a big move considering all available managers these days. I wonder how long it will take him to make this team rise again...