⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Majestic-milf]

Hey Jude, don't make it bad.
Take a sad song and make it better.

That is a fragment of the popular song by The Beatles that represents all the feelings of Real Madrid fans at the moment and finally we can see the official announcement from Real Madrid that they managed to bring in Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund. It looks to be the single most successful transfer of the year and we will see Bellingham make his debut in the Real Madrid shirt from next season.

It is undeniable that Real Madrid's squad next season is full of young talent and they will once again try to rule Europe with the star players they just signed this year. Bellingham will be at the Santiago Bernabeu for the next 6 years and Real Madrid's future looks very bright with his arrival.

A very good thing for Real Madrid and I didn't expect less since they have got the penchant for signing young and expensive players. The Santiago Bernabeu is one club that likes giving young players the platform to showcase their skill and prowess and a lot of eyes will be on him.
 Jude's move to Real will do a lot to bolster his career especially as the likes of Luka Modric and Toni Kroos' significance are slowly going down, with dedication, he can be on his way to becoming one of the best players in the world.

[Jody.Drummer]

Hey Jude, don't make it bad.
Take a sad song and make it better.

That is a fragment of the popular song by The Beatles that represents all the feelings of Real Madrid fans at the moment and finally we can see the official announcement from Real Madrid that they managed to bring in Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund. It looks to be the single most successful transfer of the year and we will see Bellingham make his debut in the Real Madrid shirt from next season.

It is undeniable that Real Madrid's squad next season is full of young talent and they will once again try to rule Europe with the star players they just signed this year. Bellingham will be at the Santiago Bernabeu for the next 6 years and Real Madrid's future looks very bright with his arrival.

A very good thing for Real Madrid and I didn't expect less since they have got the penchant for signing young and expensive players. The Santiago Bernabeu is one club that likes giving young players the platform to showcase their skill and prowess and a lot of eyes will be on him.
 Jude's move to Real will do a lot to bolster his career especially as the likes of Luka Modric and Toni Kroos' significance are slowly going down, with dedication, he can be on his way to becoming one of the best players in the world.

Real Madrid in recent seasons has prepared a squad for a long time with many young players at the club. It's a good thing for them to do, considering that modern football will rely on potential young players, like Jude Bellingham. But what I'm worried about is that Real Madrid have made a lot of young players successful with them, but they have also made their young players fail to compete in the team and resulted in these players not getting many opportunities and in the end it eroded their abilities. What becomes the next job is that the players must be able to compete considering that the competition within their squad is tight, lest they lose out to compete with other players and result in their careers fading away.

[Avirunes]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.
Reference:
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1669002478086414336

[shinratensei_]

I don't even understand what has been thought by chelsea's management to recruiting him from villareal. Chelsea was trying to open talks with nicolas jackson from villareal. I see nothing special from him.
Why was pochettino impressed with his performance? i can't even understand it.

Here are his stats for this season.



His stat is as not good as a good attacker and it's still far to be compared with osimhen. I heard that chelsea was using him as an alternative player for osimhen. It seems like that Chelsea will again sign a sub-par attacker.

[Fesatmas]

A very good thing for Real Madrid and I didn't expect less since they have got the penchant for signing young and expensive players. The Santiago Bernabeu is one club that likes giving young players the platform to showcase their skill and prowess and a lot of eyes will be on him.
 Jude's move to Real will do a lot to bolster his career especially as the likes of Luka Modric and Toni Kroos' significance are slowly going down, with dedication, he can be on his way to becoming one of the best players in the world.

Real Madrid always gives its new players the opportunity to show their true skills and talents, Real Madrid is a big club where all eyes will be on them. This is one of the advantages for new players to be able to improve their careers. It is clear that Bellingham will be included in Real Madrid's list of long-term plans, following news from Toni Kross and Modric who are now declining in form and Bellingham is predicted to help strengthen the void in Real Madrid's midfield. I'm sure his arrival will make Real Madrid more aggressive in every game.

[ajiz138]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.
Reference:
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1669002478086414336

That price is too high for Arsenal, even if Chelsea want to keep the price of £75 million, it is likely that Arsenal will step back and prefer the purchase of Declan Rice from West Ham over Kai Havertz, it was also said in Fabrizio's statement that Real Madrid would not pay more than £50 million for Kai Havertz so according to some media the price set by Chelsea is indeed too high.

It's possible that Chelsea will lower the price, it could be that Kai Havertz will target him more quickly, on the other hand, as long as Real Madrid don't want it to be too high because they are eyeing other strikers who are more promising than Havertz

[Bananington]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.

Chelsea management are doing as much as possible to recover some of the money that they spent during the transfer season by choosing to put the sell off price of these players that they want to let go at very high price. Arsenal will be discouraged to continue because he will be too much for them to want to buy at that price with Declan Rice deal. Liverpool were at one time interested in Mason Mount but the price on his head discouraged them.

For Real Madrid, with Jude Bellingham and other young midfielders like Camavinga, they have a very goo midfield that will become better as the years go on. They need to secure defenders so Camavinga does not play leftback this season, and a good striker as Benzema is out.

[Avirunes]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.
Reference:
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1669002478086414336

That price is too high for Arsenal, even if Chelsea want to keep the price of £75 million, it is likely that Arsenal will step back and prefer the purchase of Declan Rice from West Ham over Kai Havertz, it was also said in Fabrizio's statement that Real Madrid would not pay more than £50 million for Kai Havertz so according to some media the price set by Chelsea is indeed too high.

It's possible that Chelsea will lower the price, it could be that Kai Havertz will target him more quickly, on the other hand, as long as Real Madrid don't want it to be too high because they are eyeing other strikers who are more promising than Havertz

Yeah saw the *new* update from Romano and it seems that Chelsea might be able to go below 75m Euro since player also wants the move to happen. Declan Rice is priority for Arsenal so there is no way that they will try to sign Kai Havertz when they are near to making Declan Rice to Arsenal final. Let's see how far the negotiation goes and how much of price tag will be set on Havertz.

I would say get things moving(for Havertz move) after signing Declan Rice as Xhaka is set to leave and we need someone strong in defensive midfield and Declan Rice is the right piece for it.

Chelsea management are doing as much as possible to recover some of the money that they spent during the transfer season by choosing to put the sell off price of these players that they want to let go at very high price. Arsenal will be discouraged to continue because he will be too much for them to want to buy at that price with Declan Rice deal. Liverpool were at one time interested in Mason Mount but the price on his head discouraged them.

I would say there are two purposes actually: One that they will be able to recover the money like you said but they have to due to FFP regulations. Secondly, they need to make some space also in the squad. Given the situation Chelsea are in they might have to negotiate the player price tag they set if there aren't many interested in that player. This report ^[1]says that Chelsea will be making around 200m Euro worth of player sales as the FFP deadline (30th June) is approaching.
Reference:
[1] https://theprideoflondon.com/2023/04/22/chelsea-squad-clearout-ffp-deadline-set/

[shinratensei_]

Real Madrid definitely needs a new central striker for their team now that Benzema is gone. I think the situation of Bayern Munich in this season where they had no real number 9 the first time that i remember after Lewandowski has left the club made it pretty obvious that a really good central striker is just a big plus for every team.
The question is, if Real Madrid can realize another big transfer in this summer. They have already bought Jude Bellingham for 103 M€ (+ possible bonuses). So Real probably has to sell one of their current players first before they can go for a transfer of Harry Kane or Osimhen.

Does real madrid able to spend another 100 millions to get a good striker in summer? I think that this has become an unanswered question. Real madrid has been signing bellingham with very high price from dortmund.
It's unlikely madrid is ready to sign a good striker from another club by spending another 100 millions again. So many players were leaving from the club with free agents.

I meant if real madrid needs to use more money to build the team again. That's why real madrid has retain from getting mbappe this season. It's caused by real madrid can't even afford to spend another hundreds millions of money to buy a new player.
Real madrid is now focusing on rebuilding its defensive line. Im not sure if real madrid will be able to get a good striker in summer.

Some big names are already linked to the real madrid but im not sure about these names.

[gabbie2010]

Hey Jude, don't make it bad.
Take a sad song and make it better.

That is a fragment of the popular song by The Beatles that represents all the feelings of Real Madrid fans at the moment and finally we can see the official announcement from Real Madrid that they managed to bring in Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund. It looks to be the single most successful transfer of the year and we will see Bellingham make his debut in the Real Madrid shirt from next season.

It is undeniable that Real Madrid's squad next season is full of young talent and they will once again try to rule Europe with the star players they just signed this year. Bellingham will be at the Santiago Bernabeu for the next 6 years and Real Madrid's future looks very bright with his arrival.

A very good thing for Real Madrid and I didn't expect less since they have got the penchant for signing young and expensive players. The Santiago Bernabeu is one club that likes giving young players the platform to showcase their skill and prowess and a lot of eyes will be on him.
 Jude's move to Real will do a lot to bolster his career especially as the likes of Luka Modric and Toni Kroos' significance are slowly going down, with dedication, he can be on his way to becoming one of the best players in the world.

Real Madrid in recent seasons has prepared a squad for a long time with many young players at the club. It's a good thing for them to do, considering that modern football will rely on potential young players, like Jude Bellingham. But what I'm worried about is that Real Madrid have made a lot of young players successful with them, but they have also made their young players fail to compete in the team and resulted in these players not getting many opportunities and in the end it eroded their abilities. What becomes the next job is that the players must be able to compete considering that the competition within their squad is tight, lest they lose out to compete with other players and result in their careers fading away.

Thid is a big opportunity for the young Real Madrid players like Jude Bellingham, Valverde, Camavinga and Tchouaméni to compete for club midfield roles now that Modric and Kross are already aging while Casimero was already sold to Man Utd thus the arrival of Bellingham to the club means Real Madrid will be parading one of the best and finest midfielders in the world in few seasons to come that will compete at the highest with any club in Europe and with the purported bid to sign Mbappe eventually happened joining Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo in their attack invariably Real Madrid will a force to reckon with in Europe.

[CryptocurencyKing]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.
Reference:
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1669002478086414336

Honestly I am not happy with Arsenal that they’re buying an expensive player in a position they don't need cover. I’m beginning to think Edu and anyone at the helm of affairs of Arsenal board do not really mean well for Arsenal.  So they are about signing Kai Havertz for 60m and ignoring caicedo for 80m. Honestly I want to know the plan Arteta has for Havertz. That guy has been a pant for Chelsea but let’s see.

[Zlantann]

Hey Jude, don't make it bad.
Take a sad song and make it better.

That is a fragment of the popular song by The Beatles that represents all the feelings of Real Madrid fans at the moment and finally we can see the official announcement from Real Madrid that they managed to bring in Jude Bellingham from Borussia Dortmund. It looks to be the single most successful transfer of the year and we will see Bellingham make his debut in the Real Madrid shirt from next season.

It is undeniable that Real Madrid's squad next season is full of young talent and they will once again try to rule Europe with the star players they just signed this year. Bellingham will be at the Santiago Bernabeu for the next 6 years and Real Madrid's future looks very bright with his arrival.

I have observed that Real Madrid under coach Carlo Ancelotti doesn't rush to buy players from the market. They have targets and without much noise, they attract and sign most of the best stars in the world. 103m euros (£88.5m) for a world-class 19years old midfielder is a good deal. He would improve in Madrid and his worth will increase drastically. Borussia Dortmund is known to produce top stars and sell them to make more money. The club has produced top players like Robert Lewandowski, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Ilkay Gundogan, Ousmane Dembele, Erling Haaland, Christian Pulisic, etc. And all of them came into the club as unknown players but within a few years the club built them and they became highly sort after players. And the club made so much money from selling these players. It will not be a surprise to see another major transfer of a once-unknown player next season.

[Jody.Drummer]

Thid is a big opportunity for the young Real Madrid players like Jude Bellingham, Valverde, Camavinga and Tchouaméni to compete for club midfield roles now that Modric and Kross are already aging while Casimero was already sold to Man Utd thus the arrival of Bellingham to the club means Real Madrid will be parading one of the best and finest midfielders in the world in few seasons to come that will compete at the highest with any club in Europe and with the purported bid to sign Mbappe eventually happened joining Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo in their attack invariably Real Madrid will a force to reckon with in Europe.

Talking about their attack line, I'm still waiting for who will join the squad next season. Because now they really need a strong figure there to be a reliable player. I think their midfield is good enough now, moreover their seniors are rumored to be staying with the team for at least one more season.
After Benzema left, they are still looking for and approaching players who have performed well this season. Several names appeared, ranging from players who previously played in the English league to Serie A.

[rahmad2nd]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.
Reference:
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1669002478086414336

At least, there are big clubs trying to sign Kai Havertz. but to be honest, I wonder why Madrid and Arsenal are interested in this Chelsea player. I know, maybe the performance is not so good this season. but at £75m, it seems more likely to be looking at other young talents. actually, Kai Havertz is a player who can be played in two positions. but it seems, it's not a profitable investment to bring it, especially now that its performance has dropped dramatically. very reasonable, if Arsenal are not willing to bring in Havertz at a very expensive price.

After all, Arsenal's priority right now is immediately bidding and a deal for Declan Rice. if Havertz is brought to the Emirates Stadium, will he become a regular player. I'm sure not, or if it's just Arteta and Edu's strategy, we don't know. what is certain, besides Declan Rice, Arsenal need a defender who is quite tough. at least, Joao Cancelo is quite ideal.

[shogun47]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.
Reference:
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1669002478086414336

At least, there are big clubs trying to sign Kai Havertz. but to be honest, I wonder why Madrid and Arsenal are interested in this Chelsea player. I know, maybe the performance is not so good this season. but at £75m, it seems more likely to be looking at other young talents. actually, Kai Havertz is a player who can be played in two positions. but it seems, it's not a profitable investment to bring it, especially now that its performance has dropped dramatically. very reasonable, if Arsenal are not willing to bring in Havertz at a very expensive price.

After all, Arsenal's priority right now is immediately bidding and a deal for Declan Rice. if Havertz is brought to the Emirates Stadium, will he become a regular player. I'm sure not, or if it's just Arteta and Edu's strategy, we don't know. what is certain, besides Declan Rice, Arsenal need a defender who is quite tough. at least, Joao Cancelo is quite ideal.

I think so, too. Havertz is not worth the money that clubs have been offering for him. He might be a good player and he has a good dynamic sometimes and good dribblings, but he isn't effective enough. I don't know if it was the bad season overall and all players were negatively affected, but his statistics in the last season are a horror in my opinion and I have no idea why other clubs would be willing to pay these amounts for him. For him personally it doesn't matter, he just keeps his money printer going and signs wherever the most money is to be earned.

[Smack That Ace]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.
Reference:
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1669002478086414336

At least, there are big clubs trying to sign Kai Havertz. but to be honest, I wonder why Madrid and Arsenal are interested in this Chelsea player. I know, maybe the performance is not so good this season. but at £75m, it seems more likely to be looking at other young talents. actually, Kai Havertz is a player who can be played in two positions. but it seems, it's not a profitable investment to bring it, especially now that its performance has dropped dramatically. very reasonable, if Arsenal are not willing to bring in Havertz at a very expensive price.

After all, Arsenal's priority right now is immediately bidding and a deal for Declan Rice. if Havertz is brought to the Emirates Stadium, will he become a regular player. I'm sure not, or if it's just Arteta and Edu's strategy, we don't know. what is certain, besides Declan Rice, Arsenal need a defender who is quite tough. at least, Joao Cancelo is quite ideal.

Kai Havertz is not a bad player. Chelsea played badly as a team. I don’t think that’s a reason for big clubs to not chase Havertz because he is a good player who played in a bad team. I think he still can be very useful to clubs like Real Madrid and Arsenal. I genuinely don’t see a reason why they should not chase him. Real Madrid should be more interested in him. At least compared to Arsenal. I believe Arsenal needs to make other transfers. So right now Havertz might not be the first priority for Arsenal.

But I agree on one thing. That is I believe with this amount of money, they can actually get other players who are probably going to be better. Actually, it depends if after joining the team Havertz finds his form back. But is that a risk which any club is willing to take?

Regards

Duke

[borovichok]

Kai Havertz is not a bad player. Chelsea played badly as a team. I don’t think that’s a reason for big clubs to not chase Havertz because he is a good player who played in a bad team. I think he still can be very useful to clubs like Real Madrid and Arsenal. I genuinely don’t see a reason why they should not chase him. Real Madrid should be more interested in him. At least compared to Arsenal. I believe Arsenal needs to make other transfers. So right now Havertz might not be the first priority for Arsenal.

But I agree on one thing. That is I believe with this amount of money, they can actually get other players who are probably going to be better. Actually, it depends if after joining the team Havertz finds his form back. But is that a risk which any club is willing to take?

Regards

Duke

After losing most of their key players, it's time for the new owner, Todd Boehly to forget about the old team and focus on the new. Despite his bad form this season as a result of Chelsea's dismal performance, Kai Havertz is an amazing striker for the Blues. He's on the market, and we have elite clubs that have made proposals for the German, one of which was Real Madrid, but they've backed out because they're not ready to match the bid on the attacker. Arsenal is also interested, but it is not a priority for them; they would prefer to get Declan Rice before pursuing other players on their radar.

[Jackl87]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.

I doubt that Real Madrid was really considering to sign Kai Havertz at least in this summer. First of all i think they have a very good offensive midfield already with players like Valverde and Vinicius Jr. and they also need a real number 9 now way more because obviously Benzema has left the club, which was a pretty big surprise for the Real officials i would guess because their initial plan was to play another season with Benzema and then for the next one they would try to get Haaland.
Now Real is forced to buy a new number 9 immediately and they need a very good one. So i doubt they have funds left for Havertz or any other player that is not even needed that much.

[$crypto$]

After losing most of their key players, it's time for the new owner, Todd Boehly to forget about the old team and focus on the new. Despite his bad form this season as a result of Chelsea's dismal performance, Kai Havertz is an amazing striker for the Blues. He's on the market, and we have elite clubs that have made proposals for the German, one of which was Real Madrid, but they've backed out because they're not ready to match the bid on the attacker. Arsenal is also interested, but it is not a priority for them; they would prefer to get Declan Rice before pursuing other players on their radar.

But what we see is Chelsea is priced quite expensive so the other interested teams will back off a bit because it's too expensive plus it's not part of their main priority still it could be an option between Real Madrid and Arsenal because their striker is still capable even though Havertz not so brought.

Maybe in a personal agreement, Havertz wants to move but they are hindered by high prices which make Chelsea not want to lose in selling players, so I think even if Havertz is retained he still deserves to be made the main striker.

[baeva]

Arsenal are reported to be interested in Kai Havertz who has two years left on his contract at Chelsea ^[1]. Recently Real Madrid also were reported to be interested in Havertz but seems to have backed off after Chelsea tag on Havertz of 75-80m Euro around. 75m Euro was also reported to Arsenal and Arsenal also seems to uninterested in paying that much. But from Chelsea point of view, it is understandable given the price they paid to get Havertz from Leverkusen.

Chelsea management are doing as much as possible to recover some of the money that they spent during the transfer season by choosing to put the sell off price of these players that they want to let go at very high price. Arsenal will be discouraged to continue because he will be too much for them to want to buy at that price with Declan Rice deal. Liverpool were at one time interested in Mason Mount but the price on his head discouraged them.

For Real Madrid, with Jude Bellingham and other young midfielders like Camavinga, they have a very goo midfield that will become better as the years go on. They need to secure defenders so Camavinga does not play leftback this season, and a good striker as Benzema is out.

I think if they can't find a replacement for Benzema (because it won't be easy to do), Vinicius will be able to close the hole there. They looked very good together, but he'll also be able to cover the position in a way that doesn't make it worse. But he definitely needs someone to pair him with