⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Coyster]

Another surprise is coming from manchester city. The impressive performance from ferguson has been attracting manchester city to come and chase him as a partner for haaland. Manchester city sees him as one of the potential striker.

Whenever a player starts to impress, rumors begin to spread that the big clubs are interested in signing the player, even when such rumors might not be true. The big clubs keep track of a quite a lot of players, it does not mean they want to sign them all. Ferguson has been impressive lately, and it will take quite a lot of money for Brighton to sell him to City, and we know that City usually walk away from signing players who are overvalued by their clubs, they walked away from siging Cucurella when Brighton were asking for too much money and that might be the case here as well (if they are truly interested).

[Sim_card]

Barcelona's just beginning youngster and jersey number 10 representative has parted ways with the club to join the English side. Xavi Hernandez expects him to develop with his new club with the goal to return and contribute positively to the blaugrana. Ansu Fati is currently at Amex Stadium, where he was revealed this summer as Brighton's new player. Roberto De Zerbi will make substantial use of the new player who is in England accumulating advantageous proficiency. Perhaps it's made public that Ansu Fati will wear the jersey number 31 in his first season with the seagulls.

Actually this is quite unfortunate even though Ansu's talent is still very good but indeed Xavi doesn't seem to really want Ansu in his squad because seeing some of the players he always plays Ansu is not an option because he prefers to play Gavi on the winger as well as providing a new portion for Gavi.

But with Ansu's loan to Brighton this could be a blessing for Brighton and be a good capital if Ansu can Improve in the EPL because with the quality of the EPL which is better than La Liga this can make the value of Ansu increase if he manages to perform well in the EPL.

Going to Brighton is an opportunity for Ansu Fatigue to show his potentials that he got, because he would be given the chance to be among the first eleven. Unlike in Barca that he is always on bench when Gavi is on the pitch to start most matches. I believe he will add great value to Brighton football and he might even adpat and key into the premier league than Laliga. Some players don't perform well in a league bit when they move to another league,you will see them performing brilliantly. So I would be the is a chance for him to enjoy EPL and showcase his talent better.

[yudi09]

When Darwin Nunez was signed in the 2022 summer, he was expected to the main rival of Erling Haaland who was also signed in the same transfer window but unfortunately for the Uruguayan international, he didn't have a good season unlike his Manchester City counterpart and that's why many fans of the ckub were calling for his sale in the summer and to find a better replacement.

That was the polish of the British media when our club brought Darwin Nunez to Anfield. Being predicted to be Haaland's rival is a pressure that not all players can accept, which has an impact on performance.
We didn't take the news that linked Darwin Nunez with Haaland too seriously, especially me because there were other players who were much more ferocious when it came to scoring goals in the Premier League like Kane at that time.

Calls for Nunez to be sold because he is not showing good performance are normal if true. But the public must be patient with what Nunez has shown since being recruited from Benfica.

However, after coming from the bench to score two late goals that helped Liverpool best Newcastle, Nunez is now one of the hottest players of the club. But he has to continue scoring many more goals if he wants to remain as the first choice striker of the club

It was this patience that was required of Nunez. Liverpool don't focus too much on one player on the field like Mohamed Salah. As in achieving the victory over Newcastle that we expect from Liverpool in every match.

[Hvdv]

Ansu Fati, a striker once considered a prodigy and expected to replace Messi at Barcelona. Miramontes once praised him and said that Fati would be a worthy successor to Messi's number 10 shirt. But injury brought his career at Camp Nou to a dead end. He gradually lost confidence when he got another slight damage, and coach Xavi dropped him from the main squad. In particular, the appearance of Lamine Yamal forced Fati to sit on the bench. Brighton borrowed Ansu Fati until next summer's transfer window. This is an opportunity for him to once again prove his achievements.

Fati said in an interview that De Zerby was a key factor in his move from Barcelona to Brighton. I think that Fati himself understands the importance of playing practice, and perhaps if De Zerbi counts on him and sees a prospect in him, then he will give him playing time, this is very important for a football player. Let's see how Faty performs, I see that De Zerby likes to play with one striker and Ferguson is in good shape.

Last year, he played in 36 games for Barcelona and scored only 7 goals, causing him to be approached suspiciously. If De Zerbi believes in him, of course, the Premier League is an offer that cannot be refused for Ansu Fati. I don't know how many games he will play in the forward zone with Brighton, but if he shows his performance last year, it will not be a very good transfer for Brighton.

[Luzin]

Whenever a player starts to impress, rumors begin to spread that the big clubs are interested in signing the player, even when such rumors might not be true. The big clubs keep track of a quite a lot of players, it does not mean they want to sign them all. Ferguson has been impressive lately, and it will take quite a lot of money for Brighton to sell him to City,

According to local media I read, Brighton only spent an accumulated transfer fee of 497.06 million euros (Rp 8.15 trillion) during seven seasons participating in the Premier League. Very little value for an EPL club. But if you look at the sales record of players you will be very amazed. This means that they have a lot of luck. They break the thought that money is the bearer of achievement. This is very inverse with Chelsea who spend a lot of money with worse achievements than Brighton.

[shogun47]

Whenever a player starts to impress, rumors begin to spread that the big clubs are interested in signing the player, even when such rumors might not be true. The big clubs keep track of a quite a lot of players, it does not mean they want to sign them all. Ferguson has been impressive lately, and it will take quite a lot of money for Brighton to sell him to City,

According to local media I read, Brighton only spent an accumulated transfer fee of 497.06 million euros (Rp 8.15 trillion) during seven seasons participating in the Premier League. Very little value for an EPL club. But if you look at the sales record of players you will be very amazed. This means that they have a lot of luck. They break the thought that money is the bearer of achievement. This is very inverse with Chelsea who spend a lot of money with worse achievements than Brighton.

You describe that they have been investing modest amounts over a relatively long period of time and that they are doing well in the Premier League. You conclude that they must be having a lot of luck. But isn't it also an option that they are doing great work in scouting and developing players? If a club has substantial success relative to their overall spendings, I would say that they are doing a great job instead of being lucky. It is indeed undermining the hypothetical concept that money leads to success definitely. They are proving that you can do more with less and while I would say luck could play a role if they have an outlier result, I think Brighton primarily really did a good job.

[Jody.Drummer]

Ansu Fati, a striker once considered a prodigy and expected to replace Messi at Barcelona. Miramontes once praised him and said that Fati would be a worthy successor to Messi's number 10 shirt. But injury brought his career at Camp Nou to a dead end. He gradually lost confidence when he got another slight damage, and coach Xavi dropped him from the main squad. In particular, the appearance of Lamine Yamal forced Fati to sit on the bench. Brighton borrowed Ansu Fati until next summer's transfer window. This is an opportunity for him to once again prove his achievements.

Fati said in an interview that De Zerby was a key factor in his move from Barcelona to Brighton. I think that Fati himself understands the importance of playing practice, and perhaps if De Zerbi counts on him and sees a prospect in him, then he will give him playing time, this is very important for a football player. Let's see how Faty performs, I see that De Zerby likes to play with one striker and Ferguson is in good shape.

Last year, he played in 36 games for Barcelona and scored only 7 goals, causing him to be approached suspiciously. If De Zerbi believes in him, of course, the Premier League is an offer that cannot be refused for Ansu Fati. I don't know how many games he will play in the forward zone with Brighton, but if he shows his performance last year, it will not be a very good transfer for Brighton.

Yes that's right, and the impact of the injury was very disruptive to his performance on the field so that Fati could not fully display his best performance as usual. his career seemed to stagnate there especially followed by many competitors for him at Barcelona. I think this is indeed the best decision for him and Xavi also said this decision was none other than so that he could play full minutes without intense competition at Brighton and it was also for the good of Fati. Obviously I also don't think Fati would turn down an offer to play in the Premier League, and one of the reasons for his departure is because he really believes in De Zerbi.

As we know the Brighton manager has a lot of faith in him and I think it's true as you say, for then the key comes back to Fati himself. If Fati can give a good performance there by not showing his bad performance at all like last season, then I think it is very correct to say this is not a bad transfer for De Zerbi's squad. I don't think Fati will let his new manager down, it's a good opportunity for his sake.

[rahmad2nd]

Barcelona's just beginning youngster and jersey number 10 representative has parted ways with the club to join the English side. Xavi Hernandez expects him to develop with his new club with the goal to return and contribute positively to the blaugrana. Ansu Fati is currently at Amex Stadium, where he was revealed this summer as Brighton's new player. Roberto De Zerbi will make substantial use of the new player who is in England accumulating advantageous proficiency. Perhaps it's made public that Ansu Fati will wear the jersey number 31 in his first season with the seagulls.

As Xavi said, Ansu Fati was loaned by Barcelona to Brighton for a season. the reason is, for the good of the player. Ansu Fati joined the transfer market this summer, with the option of no permanent purchase and only one season. Xavi emphasized that he needed a lot of minutes to play and it would be difficult to get with the Blaugrana because of the competition. Xavi hopes, he has great hopes, if Fati can shine at Brigthon, then he hopes Fati can return to Barcelona next season. in short, the purpose of his loan is so he can be successful again at Barcelona, ​​reported by Tribuana.

Other news, in his first interview with official Brighton media, Fati explained his decision by saying " I spoke to coach Roberto De Zerbi and he told me that he has full faith in me and what he thinks of me. For me, that was the key factor. Maybe the choice taken by Anfu Fati is the right choice, apart from Barcelona's plan to want to borrow Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid. Maybe with Brighton and De Zerbi's trust, Fati has plenty of time to re-explore his talent. It is hoped that he will  return to its best performance.

[Plaguedeath]

Yes that's right, and the impact of the injury was very disruptive to his performance on the field so that Fati could not fully display his best performance as usual. his career seemed to stagnate there especially followed by many competitors for him at Barcelona. I think this is indeed the best decision for him and Xavi also said this decision was none other than so that he could play full minutes without intense competition at Brighton and it was also for the good of Fati. Obviously I also don't think Fati would turn down an offer to play in the Premier League, and one of the reasons for his departure is because he really believes in De Zerbi.

It's just a loan, so Barcelona didn't lose anything if Ansu Fati can perform and regain his confidence back. Maybe De Zerbi willing to pay big amount of money to sign Ansu Fati, but it's an another discussion in the future.

Barcelona also don't have any problem with their squad, Yamal is replacing Dembele and Felix is replacing Ansu Fati.

[rendravolt]

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1699406342920757367

It hasn't been heard for a long time that Philippe Coutinho will now join the Qatari team Al-Duhail on loan from Aston Villa. An agreement has been reached and all of Coutinho's salaries during the loan period will be fully borne by Al-Duhail. Had received offers from Besiktas and Real Betis but Coutinho has rejected both and prefers to go to team qatar. I think there is nothing wrong with Coutinho accepting this offer, after all this is only on loan and later he will still be able to return to Aston Villa and continue competing in the EPL. Maybe at this stage of his career he wants to make more money and that is a fact that probably everyone already knows.

[naira]

As Xavi said, Ansu Fati was loaned by Barcelona to Brighton for a season. the reason is, for the good of the player. Ansu Fati joined the transfer market this summer, with the option of no permanent purchase and only one season. Xavi emphasized that he needed a lot of minutes to play and it would be difficult to get with the Blaugrana because of the competition. Xavi hopes, he has great hopes, if Fati can shine at Brigthon, then he hopes Fati can return to Barcelona next season. in short, the purpose of his loan is so he can be successful again at Barcelona, ​​reported by Tribuana.

I think Xavi sounds selfish, if he really wanted Ansu Fati back, why did he still get so little playing time in the end? in other words Ansu Fati is playing at Brighton just to hone his skills and then Xavi will take it back. Isn't that selfish enough, I know it is their right because Ansu Fati contract at Barcelona is still long. I never stop thinking that Ansu Fati potential will not develop even if he returns, because he has to queue for a long time to get playing time. Waiting for the main squad to be injured and Ansu Fati remaining unchanged whether he goes to Brighton or not, he will remain a reserve player.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1699406342920757367

It hasn't been heard for a long time that Philippe Coutinho will now join the Qatari team Al-Duhail on loan from Aston Villa. An agreement has been reached and all of Coutinho's salaries during the loan period will be fully borne by Al-Duhail. Had received offers from Besiktas and Real Betis but Coutinho has rejected both and prefers to go to team qatar. I think there is nothing wrong with Coutinho accepting this offer, after all this is only on loan and later he will still be able to return to Aston Villa and continue competing in the EPL. Maybe at this stage of his career he wants to make more money and that is a fact that probably everyone already knows.

Shame what happened to his career after he left Liverpool. It kind of fizzled out, he was a real star but for whatever reason it went downhill once he left Liverpool.

I have fond memories of him, he was a really good player. I totally do not blame him if he feels like going there to earn really good money.

[budi691]

Yes that's right, and the impact of the injury was very disruptive to his performance on the field so that Fati could not fully display his best performance as usual. his career seemed to stagnate there especially followed by many competitors for him at Barcelona. I think this is indeed the best decision for him and Xavi also said this decision was none other than so that he could play full minutes without intense competition at Brighton and it was also for the good of Fati. Obviously I also don't think Fati would turn down an offer to play in the Premier League, and one of the reasons for his departure is because he really believes in De Zerbi.

It's just a loan, so Barcelona didn't lose anything if Ansu Fati can perform and regain his confidence back. Maybe De Zerbi willing to pay big amount of money to sign Ansu Fati, but it's an another discussion in the future.

Barcelona also don't have any problem with their squad, Yamal is replacing Dembele and Felix is replacing Ansu Fati.

Even though they are only on loan, young players like Ansu Fati could be a good strategy for Barca to develop their talent without burdening the club with the risk of long-term injury. If Ansu Fati can fully recover and restart his career well, Barcelona can get quality players without having to spend big transfer fees. So, in this case Barcelona will not lose if Ansu Fati returns to perform well. and this is an advantage for Barca
However, it is possible that other coaches or clubs like De Zerbi are interested in buying Ansu Fati in the future. If Ansu Fati performs brilliantly during his loan spell and De Zerbi is willing to spend big, that could be an option in the future.
and I think Barcelona have replaced Ansu Fati with Felix and Dembele with Yamal in their squad. It is a common decision in the world of football when a club has to adapt its squad based on the physical condition of the players and the needs of the team.

[Cryptomultiplier]

As Xavi said, Ansu Fati was loaned by Barcelona to Brighton for a season. the reason is, for the good of the player. Ansu Fati joined the transfer market this summer, with the option of no permanent purchase and only one season. Xavi emphasized that he needed a lot of minutes to play and it would be difficult to get with the Blaugrana because of the competition. Xavi hopes, he has great hopes, if Fati can shine at Brigthon, then he hopes Fati can return to Barcelona next season. in short, the purpose of his loan is so he can be successful again at Barcelona, ​​reported by Tribuana.

I think Xavi sounds selfish, if he really wanted Ansu Fati back, why did he still get so little playing time in the end? in other words Ansu Fati is playing at Brighton just to hone his skills and then Xavi will take it back. Isn't that selfish enough, I know it is their right because Ansu Fati contract at Barcelona is still long. I never stop thinking that Ansu Fati potential will not develop even if he returns, because he has to queue for a long time to get playing time. Waiting for the main squad to be injured and Ansu Fati remaining unchanged whether he goes to Brighton or not, he will remain a reserve player.

All Ansu needs now is to just keep his head focused on maintaining a good fitness schedule and at the right moment am sure he would get to show us why he is likened to the next Messi with the kind of potential he has displayed already.

You shouldn't be surprised if Xavi asks for Ansu back, once he can begin to feature more in Brighton matches and find his confidence. After all, what's the point of a loan deal, if the player on loan don't return to the original club who did the loaning.

[FanEagle]

Since the transfer window for most European clubs are already down, I think whoever hasn't been given an option will end up going to Saudi league. I still can't believe that Ramos has been offered close to 20 million euros per year to play there, and he preferred 1 million euro from Sevilla to go there. This is the perfect example of "I have enough money I want to play where I want to live" type of deal.

Saudi league isn't a big problem exactly because of this, people still say no to them even with more money, and yes some people go there but not all, even with 20x more money you still can't convince some people, which means that only reason anyone would ever play there would be 20x more money, that is not sustainable.

[klidex]

Ansu Fati, a striker once considered a prodigy and expected to replace Messi at Barcelona. Miramontes once praised him and said that Fati would be a worthy successor to Messi's number 10 shirt. But injury brought his career at Camp Nou to a dead end. He gradually lost confidence when he got another slight damage, and coach Xavi dropped him from the main squad. In particular, the appearance of Lamine Yamal forced Fati to sit on the bench. Brighton borrowed Ansu Fati until next summer's transfer window. This is an opportunity for him to once again prove his achievements.

Fati said in an interview that De Zerby was a key factor in his move from Barcelona to Brighton. I think that Fati himself understands the importance of playing practice, and perhaps if De Zerbi counts on him and sees a prospect in him, then he will give him playing time, this is very important for a football player. Let's see how Faty performs, I see that De Zerby likes to play with one striker and Ferguson is in good shape.

Last year, he played in 36 games for Barcelona and scored only 7 goals, causing him to be approached suspiciously. If De Zerbi believes in him, of course, the Premier League is an offer that cannot be refused for Ansu Fati. I don't know how many games he will play in the forward zone with Brighton, but if he shows his performance last year, it will not be a very good transfer for Brighton.

Ansu Fati is still very young and De Zerbi is very happy to see this player move to Brighton even though it is only on loan but this can increase Brighton stability and performance this season and I am sure that De Zerbi has a purpose in using this player as reliable player even though in Barcelona it is not very good but the Brighton coach has a way to develop these young players which can help improve the quality of Brighton matches.
Another thing that made the Brighton coach little happy after successfully bringing in Ansu Fati was because this player had indeed performed well at Barcelona so De Zerbi believed that there would be big opportunity to develop this player talent.

[temple]

Since the transfer window for most European clubs are already down, I think whoever hasn't been given an option will end up going to Saudi league. I still can't believe that Ramos has been offered close to 20 million euros per year to play there, and he preferred 1 million euro from Sevilla to go there. This is the perfect example of "I have enough money I want to play where I want to live" type of deal.

Saudi league isn't a big problem exactly because of this, people still say no to them even with more money, and yes some people go there but not all, even with 20x more money you still can't convince some people, which means that only reason anyone would ever play there would be 20x more money, that is not sustainable.

The 20 million euros were probably not enough I think. It is a lot of money, but when somebody played for Real Madrid and PSG for 18 years in a row and was probably among the best paid defensive players in the world, I think that 20 million euros is not an amount where a player and a person like Ramos snap calls. He knew that the world over there is very different from what he likes to be surrounded with and also, 20 million euros is not 50 million or 100 million. Since Ramos is quite a big name in the business and has been for a long time, I was surprised when I read this "modest" offer when compared to the offers that many of the other players who chose to go to the Saudi Professional League were offered. Not that it is not much, but it seems to be less than he himself might have expected.

[Razmirraz]

Snip.

It's just a loan, so Barcelona didn't lose anything if Ansu Fati can perform and regain his confidence back. Maybe De Zerbi willing to pay big amount of money to sign Ansu Fati, but it's an another discussion in the future.

Barcelona also don't have any problem with their squad, Yamal is replacing Dembele and Felix is replacing Ansu Fati.

Ansu Fati departure did not have too much of an impact on the Barcelona squad as they got a replacement straight away before the transfer window closed. The arrival of Joao Felix will be a replacement for Ansu Fati, Xavi Hernandez already has a complete squad after successfully bringing in new players in the last seconds of the transfer window.

Ansu Fati was not released permanently by Barcelona, he was only loaned to Brighton to get more playing minutes. Of course there will be further discussions if Brighton wants to sign Ansu Fati permanently, Barcelona has also put a fairly high release clause in Ansu Fati contract which means Brighton has to spend a large amount of money to make Fati permanent.

Yamal's presence meant that Xavi had to choose between Yamal and Raphinha to fill the main line up. Yamal potential is quite good, he needs to gain the coach's trust to hone his skills, while Raphinha is very experienced in the senior team. Xavi had to rotate between the two, the position left by Dembele didn't really bother Xavi about the situation in the first team.

[borovichok]

Since the transfer window for most European clubs are already down, I think whoever hasn't been given an option will end up going to Saudi league. I still can't believe that Ramos has been offered close to 20 million euros per year to play there, and he preferred 1 million euro from Sevilla to go there. This is the perfect example of "I have enough money I want to play where I want to live" type of deal.

Saudi league isn't a big problem exactly because of this, people still say no to them even with more money, and yes some people go there but not all, even with 20x more money you still can't convince some people, which means that only reason anyone would ever play there would be 20x more money, that is not sustainable.

Sergio Ramos is a prominent player who has contributed substantial contributions to the clubs for which he has competed. The Spaniard completed a decade at the Santiago Bernabeu before joining Ligue One team PSG. He is currently a free agent before returning to Sevilla, where he started his professional career. Ramos' refusal of huge offers from Saudi clubs is nothing new; Kylian Mbappe did the exact same thing. However, not every player who want to play or extend their football career outside of Europe is successful. Saudi clubs are widely recognized for making more substantial proposals for players throughout the transfer window, regardless of the player's prominence.

[shinratensei_]

It hasn't been heard for a long time that Philippe Coutinho will now join the Qatari team Al-Duhail on loan from Aston Villa. An agreement has been reached and all of Coutinho's salaries during the loan period will be fully borne by Al-Duhail. Had received offers from Besiktas and Real Betis but Coutinho has rejected both and prefers to go to team qatar. I think there is nothing wrong with Coutinho accepting this offer, after all this is only on loan and later he will still be able to return to Aston Villa and continue competing in the EPL. Maybe at this stage of his career he wants to make more money and that is a fact that probably everyone already knows.

Whatttt the hell? I never expect him to reject besiktas and betis for saudi club. I meant i can't even understand the way he was thinking about his future. Rejecting betis is an unexpected move by him. I never thought if he would be doing it.
Does he get a lucrative offer from qatari club?don't mind it caused by i just aware if he was moving there as loan.  I never expect this to happen after he was leaving from liverpool. It seems like that he was feeling bored to play in the english premier league.

Many people got surprised caused by this move. Majority of liverpool fans never expected it to happen from him. Rejecting one of good club in la liga for al duhail. Even though he was moving as a loan to the saudi club but this is unpredictable move.
I could still accept him to leave from aston villa then join in betis as a loan, but he was coming to the qatari team. I wonder what was his motivation to join there?

What unpredictable moves by coutinho.