⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Lordhermes]

According to reports from North London,Arsenal's new boy Martin Odegard might be in contention for Chelsea's match in Sunday.

Arsenal signed the player for a fee in the region of 30 million pounds along side Aaron Ramsdale,and the both players will be announced soon.Odegard was Arsenal's priority after he fell down the pecking other under coach Ancelotti.He was not included in the Madrid squad and wasn't given a shirt number as well. While Ramsdale will be fighting with Berd Leno for starting spot in the Arsenal team.Leno has been full of mistakes recently while keeping for Arsenal therefore it made them consider signing another goalkeeper.Aaron Ramsdale was Shefield United best player last season with his super saves.Looking forward to seeing Odegard in action against Chelsea.

[Ebede]

Kane got himself into this situation by signing a long-term contract. Harry signed such a long contract for what reason? The majority of players weigh their options in the final two years or a year left on their contract. Take a look at him now. Kane has done enough for the club, now it's time for new challenges. However, Levy hasn't broken a single promise. He is willing to let him leave if the price is right.

No player is actually bigger than the club, he hasn't disregarded the Club in anyway.. he's given he's best from time, carrying a team on he's shoulders.
It's high time they let him go, A quality player like Harry Kane deserves Trophies... hopefully Daniel Levy gets to settle things out with Harry.
He would have been such a great player under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City although he's been consistent over the year giving goals to he's team when need be.
He didn't cause any of this a young player loyal to his team expect something good in the future will do same ,but it's hard to predict the future.

[cryptofrka]

Well, Odegaard is a decent signing for Arsenal - he proved himself on loan last season and it was a smart move to make the deal permanent. The problem with Arsenal though is that they are leading the league in net spend and they did not bring a single player that you look at and say - damn man, wish we have brought him.

120 mil pounds for Odegaard, White and Ramsdale is a whole of a lot of money for a whole of a lot of average - once again.

[gabbie2010]

Well, Odegaard is a decent signing for Arsenal - he proved himself on loan last season and it was a smart move to make the deal permanent. The problem with Arsenal though is that they are leading the league in net spend and they did not bring a single player that you look at and say - damn man, wish we have brought him.

120 mil pounds for Odegaard, White and Ramsdale is a whole of a lot of money for a whole of a lot of average - once again.

I agreed that €120m is a lot of money for the trio however had it been Odegaard was an English player he would had cost more nevertheless they are good signings they will improve the team, particularly error proned Leno will now have a competitor in person of Ramsdale, while Odegaard will add depth in their midfield, though despite the signing Arsenal might not the quality and strength to vie for EPL title this season, they can finish the league in a better position.

[DU18]

Well, Odegaard is a decent signing for Arsenal - he proved himself on loan last season and it was a smart move to make the deal permanent. The problem with Arsenal though is that they are leading the league in net spend and they did not bring a single player that you look at and say - damn man, wish we have brought him.

120 mil pounds for Odegaard, White and Ramsdale is a whole of a lot of money for a whole of a lot of average - once again.

Arsenal have officially signed odegaard with an initial price of 30 million pounds along with a bonus of 4 million pounds, actually this is a fairly expensive price for a midfielder who doesn't even get a place in the madrid first squad, in my opinion the transfer of odegaard is a form of desperation from arteta who indeed failed to get maddison from leicester city to improve their midfield, while for the transfer of Ben white, I think the price of 50 million pounds is a reasonable price considering his performances in several seasons with Brighton & Hove Albion which is indeed consistent, but the worst thing is the transfer of ramdale In my opinion, is it worth buying a goalkeeper who can't help his team get out of relegation and even he has pretty bad performance stats worth 30 million pounds? 
Bad Decision...!!

[Avirunes]

Well, Odegaard is a decent signing for Arsenal - he proved himself on loan last season and it was a smart move to make the deal permanent. The problem with Arsenal though is that they are leading the league in net spend and they did not bring a single player that you look at and say - damn man, wish we have brought him.

120 mil pounds for Odegaard, White and Ramsdale is a whole of a lot of money for a whole of a lot of average - once again.

Arsenal have officially signed odegaard with an initial price of 30 million pounds along with a bonus of 4 million pounds, actually this is a fairly expensive price for a midfielder who doesn't even get a place in the madrid first squad, in my opinion the transfer of odegaard is a form of desperation from arteta who indeed failed to get maddison from leicester city to improve their midfield, while for the transfer of Ben white, I think the price of 50 million pounds is a reasonable price considering his performances in several seasons with Brighton & Hove Albion which is indeed consistent, but the worst thing is the transfer of ramdale In my opinion, is it worth buying a goalkeeper who can't help his team get out of relegation and even he has pretty bad performance stats worth 30 million pounds? 
Bad Decision...!!

Do you know with that Arsenal has spent the most out of all the PL clubs in this transfer window. Odegaard is a great potential signing but also should be utilised well and I think Arteta is gonna use him. He did used him quite well when he was here at loan. But do we need a goalkeeper? Unless Leno leaving soon I don't see a point here.

[DIA7]

Well, Odegaard is a decent signing for Arsenal - he proved himself on loan last season and it was a smart move to make the deal permanent. The problem with Arsenal though is that they are leading the league in net spend and they did not bring a single player that you look at and say - damn man, wish we have brought him.

120 mil pounds for Odegaard, White and Ramsdale is a whole of a lot of money for a whole of a lot of average - once again.

it could be not the last deal for Arsenal as Atletico Madrid sets the price of Trippier 60 million euros.
Man United were interested in him, but news of his interest declined, and now the talk is repeated about Arsenal.
They are suggesting the possibility of an exchange between Bellerin and Trippier. The Spaniard wants to leave the Gunners, according to the assurances of the Daily Mail.
Trippier is keen on getting back to England but now it seems only Arsenal interested it will be interesting to see if he accepts to join a team without European football or Arsenal still have a budget to get him.

[Woodie]

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/jesse-lingard-ready-to-leave-manchester-united-if-he-does-not-get-assurances-over-playing-time-cp7ppz397

It says that Manchester Utd midfielder Jesse Lingard wants to leave the team before the end of the transfer window unless Solskjaer indicates that he is in their plans. And I don't think that Solskjaer will say such thing.

This is something that every player wants, game time! And with the recent signings Manchester United has under taken Jesse Lingards game time is not guaranteed and I think it's the right move to ask the manager where his services will be required or not.
If he leaves united I hope he can play for a club like Everton,West Ham(permanent deal)
or even struggling Arsenal.

Lingard had a really great season being on loan at West Ham in the last season. He got 9 goals and 5 assists in 16 EPL games. I would like to watch him there again to be honest.

I though so too,he had a high impact on the team and hope this continues this season.

[DU18]

Well, Odegaard is a decent signing for Arsenal - he proved himself on loan last season and it was a smart move to make the deal permanent. The problem with Arsenal though is that they are leading the league in net spend and they did not bring a single player that you look at and say - damn man, wish we have brought him.

120 mil pounds for Odegaard, White and Ramsdale is a whole of a lot of money for a whole of a lot of average - once again.

Arsenal have officially signed odegaard with an initial price of 30 million pounds along with a bonus of 4 million pounds, actually this is a fairly expensive price for a midfielder who doesn't even get a place in the madrid first squad, in my opinion the transfer of odegaard is a form of desperation from arteta who indeed failed to get maddison from leicester city to improve their midfield, while for the transfer of Ben white, I think the price of 50 million pounds is a reasonable price considering his performances in several seasons with Brighton & Hove Albion which is indeed consistent, but the worst thing is the transfer of ramdale In my opinion, is it worth buying a goalkeeper who can't help his team get out of relegation and even he has pretty bad performance stats worth 30 million pounds?  
Bad Decision...!!

Do you know with that Arsenal has spent the most out of all the PL clubs in this transfer window. Odegaard is a great potential signing but also should be utilised well and I think Arteta is gonna use him. He did used him quite well when he was here at loan. But do we need a goalkeeper? Unless Leno leaving soon I don't see a point here.

yes I know that, and even so far I have followed every development of arsenal in the transfer market this season, but in my opinion odegaard is a good buy but at a bad price.
I think arsenal really needs a goalkeeper to be a back-up for leno even though he doesn't leave, because it can be said that the current second goalkeeper of arsenal (Karl Jakob Hein) is not experienced enough, but what I regret is Arteta's decision to buy Ramdale, while there are still many goalkeepers who have quality but have low prices at the moment in the transfer market , I think ramdale is a bad decision for a bad buy and at a bad price too😁

[slaman29]

It says that Manchester Utd midfielder Jesse Lingard wants to leave the team before the end of the transfer window unless Solskjaer indicates that he is in their plans. And I don't think that Solskjaer will say such thing.

Lingard had a really great season being on loan at West Ham in the last season. He got 9 goals and 5 assists in 16 EPL games. I would like to watch him there again to be honest.

Yeah with all those big buys and possibly more coming, I think he really should go to West Ham permanently. He was playing at his best, he was happy, West Ham was happy, we were all happy for him. He should go there and make a name for himself. OGS will never make him a permanent fixture with all the expensive talents he brought in.

[cryptofrka]

Arsenal have officially signed odegaard with an initial price of 30 million pounds along with a bonus of 4 million pounds, actually this is a fairly expensive price for a midfielder who doesn't even get a place in the madrid first squad, in my opinion the transfer of odegaard is a form of desperation from arteta who indeed failed to get maddison from leicester city to improve their midfield, while for the transfer of Ben white, I think the price of 50 million pounds is a reasonable price considering his performances in several seasons with Brighton & Hove Albion which is indeed consistent, but the worst thing is the transfer of ramdale In my opinion, is it worth buying a goalkeeper who can't help his team get out of relegation and even he has pretty bad performance stats worth 30 million pounds? 
Bad Decision...!!

They bought Ramsdale mostly because he's English. All Premier league clubs have English players quotas and all of them struggle with it. That's the only reason why Ramsdale and Ben White cost as much as they do, and why average English players (like Holding and Chambers in Arsenal's case) are kept at the club instead of selling them to lower level clubs.

Finding 8 good English players is basically impossible, that's why PL clubs overpay the 4-5 of them they can actually use and just fill other 3-4 places with kids that won't get any concrete game time.

[ILuckyGuyI]

It is said that Liverpool are preparing a new contract offer for their 29-year-old right winger Mohamed Salah. And it would make him the most expensive player in the club's history. Salah has been the most important player for Liverpool for years. He literally carried the team in the last season with 31 goals and 6 assists. There were some rumours like he would leave the team in this transfer window. But this proves that there is no problem between Salah and Liverpool as I expect him to accept the offer.

[Cnut237]

I think that table might be a little misleading... Villa for example have indeed spent £93m... but they've also received £100m for selling Grealish, so actually have a net income rather than a net spend this close season. Mind you, I suppose these charts will always be a bit misleading even if they include sales, as they won't include the often huge outlay on wages for incoming mega-stars, which even for a player on a paltry £100kpw would be £5m over one season, or a £25m commitment over a 5 year contract.

Still, if Man City do eventually get Kane, they'd be right where you'd expect them - top of the spending chart!

[baeva]

I think this is another journalistic story, I don't think that the young world champion is worried about not winning the Champions League. Well, if we compare the chances of Real Madrid and PSG to win the Champions League, then they are always higher for Real, despite the opinion of the bookmakers and whoever else. For Real it's a routine, for PSG it's a dream 

Just a young world champion would probably like to collect all the trophies, which would bring closer the most important trophy in the career of every player - the golden ball. And winning the Champions League is worth a lot, so I don't know. By the way, why does Real have a better chance? PSG team now looks much stronger than Real Madrid.

[jakdanyel]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/robert-lewandowski-transfer-chelsea-united-24794159

Mirror claims that Bayern's great striker Robert Lewandowski is ready to look for new adventures as he has only two years left on his contract. The 32-year-old player was linked with Chelsea but Chelsea have signed Romelu Lukaku. And I don't think that Lewandowski is unhappy at Bayern Munich right now. He started the season really well as he scored 3 goals in 2 matches.

[tokeweed]

^  I’m pretty sure Pep and Txiki are on it right now as an emergency replacement for the Harry Kane transfer.  If it took this long for City to work on the deal and still are empty handed then I think it’s not gonna happen.  Just get Lewandowski now on a two year contract.  IMHO.

[FatFork]

According to reports, there has been full agreement with Leon Goretzka at Bayern. He will sign a long-term contract with the club in the coming days, possibly until 2026, with a salary around $15 million/year.


https://twitter.com/Plettigoal/status/1428631257215340545

[Kusman]

https://www.transfermarkt.com/ramsdale-undergoes-arsenal-medical-more-expensive-than-pickford-amp-neuer-with-add-ons/view/news/391310

It is finally official that Arsenal have signed Sheffield's main goalkeeper and a young talent (23) Aaron Ramsdale. According to the source, it is a more expensive transfer than Neuer (€30m) and Pickford (€28.5m). Arsenal are going to pay a €28m transfer fee + €7m bonus payments for Ramsdale.

Bernd Leno made many mistakes in the last season. So, I guess they wanted to sign a more reliable goalkeeper for this season.

[cryptofrka]

I think that table might be a little misleading... Villa for example have indeed spent £93m... but they've also received £100m for selling Grealish, so actually have a net income rather than a net spend this close season. Mind you, I suppose these charts will always be a bit misleading even if they include sales, as they won't include the often huge outlay on wages for incoming mega-stars, which even for a player on a paltry £100kpw would be £5m over one season, or a £25m commitment over a 5 year contract.

Still, if Man City do eventually get Kane, they'd be right where you'd expect them - top of the spending chart!

100% agree with this, showing spent amount only is definitely a wrong way to go. Of course Aston Villa needs to spend the Grealish money on new signings, they lost their best player.
Net spend is the only good metric to use, I'd even neglect the wages thing because wages are calculated differently and paid throughout a longer amount of time - in which clubs do balance out according to expected income.

It is said that Liverpool are preparing a new contract offer for their 29-year-old right winger Mohamed Salah. And it would make him the most expensive player in the club's history. Salah has been the most important player for Liverpool for years. He literally carried the team in the last season with 31 goals and 6 assists. There were some rumours like he would leave the team in this transfer window. But this proves that there is no problem between Salah and Liverpool as I expect him to accept the offer.

Contract is already on the table, well over 200k pounds per week. Not huge if you look at PSG or Real contracts, but the biggest one in the history of LFC.
I still feel selling him was the better option for Liverpool but he's a proven goalscorer so I'd be happy if he stayed as well.

[blackened515]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/robert-lewandowski-transfer-chelsea-united-24794159

Mirror claims that Bayern's great striker Robert Lewandowski is ready to look for new adventures as he has only two years left on his contract. The 32-year-old player was linked with Chelsea but Chelsea have signed Romelu Lukaku. And I don't think that Lewandowski is unhappy at Bayern Munich right now. He started the season really well as he scored 3 goals in 2 matches.

Chelsea had intentions about signing Lewandoskii, but unfortunately, they ended up signing Lukaku. Lewandoskii is still a great player, despite he age, he scored 41 goals in the Bundesliga last season. But I think it will be difficult for him to get into another big club because of he age, many big teams are probably signing young players who they can benefit from for a long time. Although, I don't think he will be leaving Bayern Munich this season.