⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[bering]

The rumours are everywhere. Carlo Ancelotti might be coming to the premier as Manchester United manager. Looking at the record of the man, he has won the champions league 3 times that definitely is a world class manager.  But he is currently with Real Madrid.  For now it all remains a rumour

This is still rumours but there is a possibility that it will happen next season and for the current situations Real Madrid still strong on LaLiga but they had bad results on champion league and speculation for his future if Madrid failed to get champion league trophy then Ancelotti will be sacked and possibly he will move to other teams and i heard Ancelotti's relationship with Alex Ferguson is very good so not impossible if someday sir Alex recommend him to be new manager of Manchester United

[CryptoPanda]

The rumours are everywhere. Carlo Ancelotti might be coming to the premier as Manchester United manager. Looking at the record of the man, he has won the champions league 3 times that definitely is a world class manager.  But he is currently with Real Madrid.  For now it all remains a rumour

This is still rumours but there is a possibility that it will happen next season and for the current situations Real Madrid still strong on LaLiga but they had bad results on champion league and speculation for his future if Madrid failed to get champion league trophy then Ancelotti will be sacked and possibly he will move to other teams and i heard Ancelotti's relationship with Alex Ferguson is very good so not impossible if someday sir Alex recommend him to be new manager of Manchester United

Carlo Ancelotti and Sir Alex Ferguson have been really good friends there is a possibility that he might be heading to Manchester United. Alex Ferguson will surely give his approval. If Ancelotti ends up being a United coach he will be a very good fit.  Mauricio Pochettino is rumoured might be quiting his position at PSG to manage Real Madrid after Ancelotti leaves for United. And Zinedine Zidane will take over PSG..all speculations btw

[coderben]

Aston Villa are one of the interesting teams when it comes to transfer activity. And this source says that they are thinking of making a serious offer for Franck Kessie and Luis Suarez this summer. Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard seems to be really eager to strengthen his squad. And these choices would be really great for the team. But Franck Kessie is on the radar of bigger clubs too. So it seems difficult for Aston Villa to sign him. And maybe they can sign Luis Suarez and he can still contribute nicely by his goals.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1575170/Aston-Villa-Franck-Kessie-Luis-Suarez-transfers-Atletico-Madrid-Matty-Cash

[Jackl87]

The rumours are everywhere. Carlo Ancelotti might be coming to the premier as Manchester United manager. Looking at the record of the man, he has won the champions league 3 times that definitely is a world class manager.  But he is currently with Real Madrid.  For now it all remains a rumour

There are really a lot of rumors going on at the moment. To be honest though i don't think that there is much substance to the rumor that Ancelotti might go to Manchester United. I mean this would make sense for him, if he would not have a job at the moment or if he would be the coach of a smaller club or something like that but he is coaching Real Madrid at the moment and he is doing quite fine there. Of course the result in the first leg against PSG was not great as they have lost 0-1 but the chance that Madrid will advance into the next round are still there and in the La Liga they are dominating as they are leading the table with a 6 points gap to the next team.

[Oneandpure]

The rumours are everywhere. Carlo Ancelotti might be coming to the premier as Manchester United manager. Looking at the record of the man, he has won the champions league 3 times that definitely is a world class manager.  But he is currently with Real Madrid.  For now it all remains a rumour

There are really a lot of rumors going on at the moment. To be honest though i don't think that there is much substance to the rumor that Ancelotti might go to Manchester United. I mean this would make sense for him, if he would not have a job at the moment or if he would be the coach of a smaller club or something like that but he is coaching Real Madrid at the moment and he is doing quite fine there. Of course the result in the first leg against PSG was not great as they have lost 0-1 but the chance that Madrid will advance into the next round are still there and in the La Liga they are dominating as they are leading the table with a 6 points gap to the next team.

I found have new rumor with future of Carlo Ancelotti after Manchester United confirmed as to be new manager next year, I think looks have enjoy with thousand rumors before window transfer opening and begin new season. But I am not agree as Real Madrid fans see Carlo Ancelotti back to primer league with Manchester United because he was give great achievement for Real Madrid in this season with first standing position on La Liga and have chance with champion league.

[cryptofrka]

United is tracking Rudiger's Chelsea situation, apparently as Maguire's replacement. Rangnick is supporting him publicly but he's made too many mistakes and United needs another senior player at CB anyway.
Rudiger would be cheap since his contract is expiring but it remains to be seen if he would not switch to Manchester due to loyalty to Chelsea. Somehow I doubt it though.

The other option mentioned is Barca's Araujo, he's having a really good season there.

[abhiseshakana]

The rumours are everywhere. Carlo Ancelotti might be coming to the premier as Manchester United manager. Looking at the record of the man, he has won the champions league 3 times that definitely is a world class manager.  But he is currently with Real Madrid.  For now it all remains a rumour

There are really a lot of rumors going on at the moment. To be honest though i don't think that there is much substance to the rumor that Ancelotti might go to Manchester United. I mean this would make sense for him, if he would not have a job at the moment or if he would be the coach of a smaller club or something like that but he is coaching Real Madrid at the moment and he is doing quite fine there. Of course the result in the first leg against PSG was not great as they have lost 0-1 but the chance that Madrid will advance into the next round are still there and in the La Liga they are dominating as they are leading the table with a 6 points gap to the next team.

I found have new rumor with future of Carlo Ancelotti after Manchester United confirmed as to be new manager next year, I think looks have enjoy with thousand rumors before window transfer opening and begin new season. But I am not agree as Real Madrid fans see Carlo Ancelotti back to primer league with Manchester United because he was give great achievement for Real Madrid in this season with first standing position on La Liga and have chance with champion league.

Carlo Ancelotti has a close relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson but I don't think this will be a reason for Carlo Ancelotti to move to Man United. It's possible that Ancelotti was under pressure when he lost to PSG in the first leg of the Champions League, but Real Madrid still has a chance to beat PSG in the second leg. For example, Real Madrid had been knocked out in the Champions League but they had won La Liga, I don't think Ancelotti would have faced sacking. Maybe it would be different if Real Madrid failed in the Champions League and La Liga this season because if this were the case, Ancelotti would probably be sacked.

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Carlo Ancelotti has a close relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson but I don't think this will be a reason for Carlo Ancelotti to move to Man United. It's possible that Ancelotti was under pressure when he lost to PSG in the first leg of the Champions League, but Real Madrid still has a chance to beat PSG in the second leg. For example, Real Madrid had been knocked out in the Champions League but they had won La Liga, I don't think Ancelotti would have faced sacking. Maybe it would be different if Real Madrid failed in the Champions League and La Liga this season because if this were the case, Ancelotti would probably be sacked.

I read rumors about Carlo Ancelotti's news that Carlo Ancelotti will be appointed as Man United coach but are you sure he will agree to the contract next season because it is indeed a chance for the Champions League and LaLiga there is still great hope for Carlo Ancelotti to win it then I think these rumors will happens can also fail.
According to reports from Marca, Carlo Ancelotti has a special relationship with Ferguson, so this can convince the Madrid coach to leave next season.

[KTChampions]

I will be following this deal with great interest. I hope in the end Chelsea will be bought by some public person and not by a murky "investment fund" from some offshore. Because in this case, I will assume that this is a fictitious deal and Abramovich simply shifted the asset from one pocket to another in order to avoid sanctions. However, judging by the mood of the whole world, now it will be very difficult to do this.

Abramovic has been made the scapegoat of Russia's invasion of Ukraine; all of his properties are at risk of being taken over; he loves this club and never wanted to sell it, but he had no choice now to avoid sections; he's already sold his multimillion mansion; now he's put the club up for sale, and I believe he'd sell it to the right man who loves the club as much as he did. He'll be sorely missed. He was a guy of passion, and I hope the new owner sees the club for more than just riches.

Abramovic is abandoning the UK economy entirely.

I am from Russia, so in Abramovich I see first of all a bandit and a robber, and not a "good guy who loves football." I'm glad that the UK is expelling him, I'm glad that there comes some kind of limit after which the developed countries refuse blood money. I don't think that the change of ownership will hurt Chelsea but even if so, you probably understand that for me in these events the interests of the football club are not the priority at all.

[Wawa2013]

United is tracking Rudiger's Chelsea situation, apparently as Maguire's replacement. Rangnick is supporting him publicly but he's made too many mistakes and United needs another senior player at CB anyway.
Rudiger would be cheap since his contract is expiring but it remains to be seen if he would not switch to Manchester due to loyalty to Chelsea. Somehow I doubt it though.

The other option mentioned is Barca's Araujo, he's having a really good season there.

Antonio Rudiger will indeed end his contract at Chelsea at the end of this season, no wonder quite a lot of big clubs want to get Rudiger. Besides
Man United, there are Real Madrid and PSG who also want Rudiger. But I believe Rudiger will not move to a Premier League club, So Man United's
chances of getting Rudiger are very small. Because I believe Rudiger appreciates what Chelsea has given him, so out of respect for Chelsea Rudiger
will reject a team from the Premier League. Man United are more realistic in chasing Ronald Araujo than Rudiger. Moreover, there are rumors that
Araujo accepted a contract offer from Man United, which was far above the offer from Barcelona. But the problem is to get Araujo at the end of this
season, Man United must spend money, unlike Rudiger which can be obtained for free. Because Araujo's contract with Barcelona will expire in 2023,
but Barcelona will not ask for a high transfer fee given Araujo's contract is about to expire.

[kawetsriyanto]

The age of a professional football player is quite short and I think that Haaland has already achieved the maximum that can be achieved at Borussia Dortmund and it's time to move to a new level,

Not only about the age, but it is also about the chance. It is a perfect chance to move since many great offers from top clubs, this may not come twice. Those top clubs want to sign him with expensive transfer fees and a big salary if he wants to join them now. They may change their mind if Haaland cannot play well again in the next season with Dortmund, they may be not interested anymore. So, he will risk his career if he tries to stay in his current club.

Regarding his achievement in Dortmund, I agree if he already reached his maximum. He doesn't need to prove anything again there. What he must think is to have harder challenges with bigger clubs. So, he can be stronger than what he can achieve right now.

[Boristhecat]

I think there will be nothing wrong (in a sporting sense) if Chelsea changes ownership, in the end it should not directly affect the club. The only change in my opinion that is likely to happen is financial policy - maybe the new owner will care more about the club's profitability than titles and then Chelsea will turn into something similar to Arsenal.

Chelsea has officially released a statement that Roman Abramovich will sell the club before Chelsea facing Luton in the FA Cup.
Abramovich was forced to sell Chelsea due to the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, where Abramovich is known to have close ties
to the Russian president.  So Abramovich's assets are in danger of being frozen as economic sanctions are imposed by various countries
on individuals who are with  the Russian government. In fact, since Abramovich officially became the owner of Chelsea in 2003, Abramovich
succeeded in turning Chelsea into a very formidable team in Europe. I think Abramovich is the best owner of the club, really providing financial
support to make the Chelsea squad strong. I'm not sure the new Chelsea owner will be as good as Abramovich, because as you said there is
a possibility that the new Chelsea owners will be more concerned about profits than winning trophies. Hopefully my guess is wrong, and Chelsea
get a new owner who is as good as Abramovich.

It seems to me that thinking about profit is just as important as about trophies - we can easily see this in the example of Barcelona, which has won many trophies but the club is on the verge of bankruptcy due to the financial policy of the management. Abramovich easily spent a lot of money on the club (and got a lot of trophies as a result) for the simple reason that it was not his money, but money stolen from the people of Russia. I think that the next owner of the club will be more rational and I don't see anything wrong with that.

[Igebotz]

I am from Russia, so in Abramovich I see first of all a bandit and a robber, and not a "good guy who loves football." I'm glad that the UK is expelling him, I'm glad that there comes some kind of limit after which the developed countries refuse blood money. I don't think that the change of ownership will hurt Chelsea but even if so, you probably understand that for me in these events the interests of the football club are not the priority at all.

Being a Russian is insufficient to substantiate your claim; you are a bitter club rival, and he is still one of the best Governors in Chukotka history; let us also ignore the fact that politics has infiltrated sport this time. Abramovic is the most successful club owner in England since he took over in the 2003/2004 season, he was a football lover, he didn't buy the cub for profit it was all about passion and love for the game, before his Visa was blocked he was attending almost all our games like a normal football fan despite his busy schedule as a businessman and a politician, he singlehandedly bought Torres, Crespo, Shechencko from his own pocket to show you how much he love the game

How many club owners do you think watch the game as frequently as Abramovic? None. He has already stated that he will not sell the club to a non-passionate individual because he wants the club to continue expanding. This is one of the more difficult decisions he has had to make in his life, but we all understand that he wants to keep the club from being owned by the UK government.

[mm2543363580]

I will be following this deal with great interest. I hope in the end Chelsea will be bought by some public person and not by a murky "investment fund" from some offshore. Because in this case, I will assume that this is a fictitious deal and Abramovich simply shifted the asset from one pocket to another in order to avoid sanctions. However, judging by the mood of the whole world, now it will be very difficult to do this.

Abramovic has been made the scapegoat of Russia's invasion of Ukraine; all of his properties are at risk of being taken over; he loves this club and never wanted to sell it, but he had no choice now to avoid sections; he's already sold his multimillion mansion; now he's put the club up for sale, and I believe he'd sell it to the right man who loves the club as much as he did. He'll be sorely missed. He was a guy of passion, and I hope the new owner sees the club for more than just riches.

Abramovic is abandoning the UK economy entirely.

I am from Russia, so in Abramovich I see first of all a bandit and a robber, and not a "good guy who loves football." I'm glad that the UK is expelling him, I'm glad that there comes some kind of limit after which the developed countries refuse blood money. I don't think that the change of ownership will hurt Chelsea but even if so, you probably understand that for me in these events the interests of the football club are not the priority at all.

On a side note - a bit off topic. How do Russian respond to Putins invasion? I feel very sad and sorry for all the lives that are being lost during these days. Do you support war as well? How are people of Russian doing and how are they responding to all the sanctions. Is there any way public can put a pressure on government to have mercy on the people on the other side of the boarder. They are humans too - like you me and everyone around.

[kro55]

On a side note - a bit off topic. How do Russian respond to Putins invasion? I feel very sad and sorry for all the lives that are being lost during these days. Do you support war as well? How are people of Russian doing and how are they responding to all the sanctions. Is there any way public can put a pressure on government to have mercy on the people on the other side of the boarder. They are humans too - like you me and everyone around.

Putin will not stop this war. He has already announced his plans. Putin has already predicted such an attack. Putin wants to establish military rule in Ukraine. Because Russia's relations with the current head of government are not good. At the same time, if Russia had not attacked, Ukraine might have already joined NATO. This is a threat to Russia's future. This is why Putin has invaded Ukraine. So Putin will not stop this war without occupying Ukraine.

[Pokapoka124]

On a side note - a bit off topic. How do Russian respond to Putins invasion? I feel very sad and sorry for all the lives that are being lost during these days. Do you support war as well? How are people of Russian doing and how are they responding to all the sanctions. Is there any way public can put a pressure on government to have mercy on the people on the other side of the boarder. They are humans too - like you me and everyone around.

Putin will not stop this war. He has already announced his plans. Putin has already predicted such an attack. Putin wants to establish military rule in Ukraine. Because Russia's relations with the current head of government are not good. At the same time, if Russia had not attacked, Ukraine might have already joined NATO. This is a threat to Russia's future. This is why Putin has invaded Ukraine. So Putin will not stop this war without occupying Ukraine.

Why are we discussing politics in a football discussion thread? This is not the first war the 21st century has seen. There has been war and continuous war and tyranny in the middle east. The kind of amplification this Ukraine-Russian war is getting is too much if you ask me. Everyone wants to talk about Russia in any discussion someone somehow drags Putin into the frame. Fellas let's talk football

[CryptoBuds]

Chelsea has officially released a statement that Roman Abramovich will sell the club before Chelsea facing Luton in the FA Cup.
Abramovich was forced to sell Chelsea due to the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, where Abramovich is known to have close ties
to the Russian president.  So Abramovich's assets are in danger of being frozen as economic sanctions are imposed by various countries
on individuals who are with  the Russian government. In fact, since Abramovich officially became the owner of Chelsea in 2003, Abramovich
succeeded in turning Chelsea into a very formidable team in Europe. I think Abramovich is the best owner of the club, really providing financial
support to make the Chelsea squad strong. I'm not sure the new Chelsea owner will be as good as Abramovich, because as you said there is
a possibility that the new Chelsea owners will be more concerned about profits than winning trophies. Hopefully my guess is wrong, and Chelsea
get a new owner who is as good as Abramovich.

It seems to me that thinking about profit is just as important as about trophies - we can easily see this in the example of Barcelona, which has won many trophies but the club is on the verge of bankruptcy due to the financial policy of the management. Abramovich easily spent a lot of money on the club (and got a lot of trophies as a result) for the simple reason that it was not his money, but money stolen from the people of Russia. I think that the next owner of the club will be more rational and I don't see anything wrong with that.

^ I guess he just wanted the best for the club but by doing so he can not harm anyone else or cause anyone else any problem. But whatever he did, need for the best for the club. At least that I can say from football's perspective.

The club became one of the best. And a club will always have to think about the profits. Otherwise, we all know what happened to Barcelona, they are still in very big debt. I think the new Chelsea owner will also think like that and do what's best for the club.

[KTChampions]

I am from Russia, so in Abramovich I see first of all a bandit and a robber, and not a "good guy who loves football." I'm glad that the UK is expelling him, I'm glad that there comes some kind of limit after which the developed countries refuse blood money. I don't think that the change of ownership will hurt Chelsea but even if so, you probably understand that for me in these events the interests of the football club are not the priority at all.

Being a Russian is insufficient to substantiate your claim; you are a bitter club rival, and he is still one of the best Governors in Chukotka history; let us also ignore the fact that politics has infiltrated sport this time. Abramovic is the most successful club owner in England since he took over in the 2003/2004 season, he was a football lover, he didn't buy the cub for profit it was all about passion and love for the game, before his Visa was blocked he was attending almost all our games like a normal football fan despite his busy schedule as a businessman and a politician, he singlehandedly bought Torres, Crespo, Shechencko from his own pocket to show you how much he love the game

How many club owners do you think watch the game as frequently as Abramovic? None. He has already stated that he will not sell the club to a non-passionate individual because he wants the club to continue expanding. This is one of the more difficult decisions he has had to make in his life, but we all understand that he wants to keep the club from being owned by the UK government.

  You made my day. I'm sorry, but I have nothing to tell you. Keep believing that Abramovchi earned (lol) his (lol) money honestly (lol).

On a side note - a bit off topic. How do Russian respond to Putins invasion? I feel very sad and sorry for all the lives that are being lost during these days. Do you support war as well? How are people of Russian doing and how are they responding to all the sanctions. Is there any way public can put a pressure on government to have mercy on the people on the other side of the boarder. They are humans too - like you me and everyone around.

I am against the war, as are many of my fellow citizens (although I must admit that there are many people brainwashed with propaganda). But you must understand that we have no influence on the government - we are actually slaves and Putin is now waging war to turn Ukrainians into the same slaves. Now the borders are closing, those who have the opportunity are running away, the iron curtain is lowering.

[Avirunes]

^ I guess he just wanted the best for the club but by doing so he can not harm anyone else or cause anyone else any problem. But whatever he did, need for the best for the club. At least that I can say from football's perspective.

The club became one of the best. And a club will always have to think about the profits. Otherwise, we all know what happened to Barcelona, they are still in very big debt. I think the new Chelsea owner will also think like that and do what's best for the club.

There are some strong rumours that talks have already began for transferring of ownership of Chelsea. I also think Roman Abrahamovic is doing best for the club. He has been owner for more than a decade and its just not about the money only and its a shame that it has to end it this way due to tensions arising out of country conflicts. It must be very hard for Roman but he has no choice but to just cut ties and make things easier for those related to club whether it be staff or fans.

[Igebotz]

How many club owners do you think watch the game as frequently as Abramovic? None. He has already stated that he will not sell the club to a non-passionate individual because he wants the club to continue expanding. This is one of the more difficult decisions he has had to make in his life, but we all understand that he wants to keep the club from being owned by the UK government.

  You made my day. I'm sorry, but I have nothing to tell you. Keep believing that Abramovchi earned (lol) his (lol) money honestly (lol).

The money from the club sales would be channel to a charity organized to send to the Ukraine citizens affected by the war and to rebuild some cities, he's also leading the delegate for peace talk in Belarus he has proven once again that he's not with Putin

It must be very hard for Roman but he has no choice but to just cut ties and make things easier for those related to club whether it be staff or fans.

The proceeds from the club sales would go to a charity that would deliver aid to Ukrainian citizens affected by the war and reconstruct some cities. He is also the Head delegate for peace talks in Belarus, proving once again that he is not a Putin supporter.