⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Luzin]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

It seems that Germany's performance has indeed looked bad in recent years. After failing at the euros and switching to Flick 25 games, Flick "only" won 12 times. I think his dismissal is quite rational. In addition, losing 4-1 to Japan was a nightmare. Germany rightly played badly. There are rumours Rangnick is ready to replace Flick and the German may also make an offer for Klopp.

[Strongkored]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

Rudi Voller was successful in bringing Germany to the 2002 World Cup final but they lost to Brazil and at that time it was doubtful he would be able to bring Germany to a good performance due to his lack of experience as a coach, this appointment was only temporary until the DFB looked for a permanent German coach, it is understandable why Flick was even fired that should have happened when they failed to qualify from the group stage of the World Cup because this failure was a bad and embarrassing thing for a team like Germany.

In the same boat as Hansi Flick, Poland also fired Fernando Santos. The former Portugal coach only lasted 6 matches as Poland coach. From 6 matches, Santos was only able to deliver 3 wins and 3 defeats including losing to Albania which made it difficult for Poland to qualify for the EURO cup.
The two coaches who manage the two national teams are still unclear about where their careers will go next.

Poland still has a chance to qualify because the difference in points with the teams above them is two, they must win all the remaining matches.
There is no news yet about Santos' replacement, the new Polish coach will have a tough task in qualifying for the European Cup.

[Despairo]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

In the same boat as Hansi Flick, Poland also fired Fernando Santos. The former Portugal coach only lasted 6 matches as Poland coach. From 6 matches, Santos was only able to deliver 3 wins and 3 defeats including losing to Albania which made it difficult for Poland to qualify for the EURO cup.

The two coaches who manage the two national teams are still unclear about where their careers will go next.

It's good for German to sack Hans Flick because German performance is really awful. I don't understand why he keep let Havertz to play as center forward when he can't score anything. Although the current generation German don't have a pure striker, it's better to use Gnabry and Sane as a second striker.

Gnabry and Sane as striker, while Kimmich, Musiala, Muller and Gundongan as a midfielder, I believe German would be strong than the current line up.

As for Fernando Santos get sacked by Poland, I have no idea because Poland is just Poland, there's no big hope when they don't have many high quality players.

[Republikcoin.com]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

It seems that Germany's performance has indeed looked bad in recent years. After failing at the euros and switching to Flick 25 games, Flick "only" won 12 times. I think his dismissal is quite rational. In addition, losing 4-1 to Japan was a nightmare. Germany rightly played badly. There are rumours Rangnick is ready to replace Flick and the German may also make an offer for Klopp.

I'm not surprised by this dismissal, it's quite normal and the team has to clean up early in order to recover.
However, it must also be realized that Germany now seems to be losing talent and there is no regeneration of those who managed to become world champions in 2014, after that there are no players who in my opinion have the same quality as the senior players.
Rangnick, who is also a German national, is more likely to coach a German team than Klopp, who is currently still under contract with Liverpool.

[QueenVera]

It seems that Germany's performance has indeed looked bad in recent years. After failing at the euros and switching to Flick 25 games, Flick "only" won 12 times. I think his dismissal is quite rational. In addition, losing 4-1 to Japan was a nightmare. Germany rightly played badly. There are rumours Rangnick is ready to replace Flick and the German may also make an offer for Klopp.

Regarding the dismissal of Flick, i think the German DFB made the right decision because they performed really bad and Regarding the fact that Germany would be hosting the Euro 2024 it's not a good record for the country, Flick made a statement sometime ago that he's the right man for the job but has been incompetent so far and the German DFB have endured enough by keep him till this period therefore he needed to step aside.
 There next match is against France and might be very tough for Rudi Voller due to the fact that France are a very strong team with good squad depth filled with world class players and it won't be easy beating them, however I don't think Klopp would take on the job as the next manager due to the big task at Liverpool this season but Ralf Rangnick would make a fine coach for his country due to his good coaching experience over the years, let's see if he'll be willing to leave his managerial role at the Australian national team to answer his country's call.

[bering]

Despite the tempting offers coming from Saudi Arabia many players still love to play in Europe. Kevin De Bruyne is having a great time at Manchester City, I doubt he will be considering a move outside Europe at the moment. As for Lewandowski, I cannot rule out a possibility of joining the Saudi clubs in the future because he is aged and more likely he may want a good pay and a less competitive league to finish the rest of his career.

Kevin De Bruyne has being an Manchester City important player since several years ago and he was help this team to gets many of trophies and the latest is Kevin De Bruyne was able to help Manchester City to gets treble winner last season and one of his best achievement during his career is Kevin De Bruyne was able to gets champion league trophy with this team and his performance for every seasons also very consistent so that's why if De Bruyne didn't got the injured Guardiola always be playing him

De Bruyne was admitting that after the final match against Inter Milan on champion league there was Saudi Arabian club who attempts to tempting him to moved to Saudi Pro League but he was respond it immediatelly with refuse that offer because De Bruyne want to staying much longer with Manchester City and i think Saudi Arabian clubs will not give up to gets him and this winter possibly they will attempts to tempting him again with huge money

[X-ray]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

No doubt he had been fired by as a coach for germany team. He was unable in bringing germany national team to perform better. As you can see from the result in the friendly match against japan. Germany has been fully dominating the match, but it has horrible attacking lines.

The stats above would never lie. Im not also feeling satisfied with german's performance during friendly matches against some countries.



We know that so well if germany was one of the football house. It's quite strange to see the germany national club played like shit during so many friendly matches which can be considered as bad sign from the team.

In the same boat as Hansi Flick, Poland also fired Fernando Santos. The former Portugal coach only lasted 6 matches as Poland coach. From 6 matches, Santos was only able to deliver 3 wins and 3 defeats including losing to Albania which made it difficult for Poland to qualify for the EURO cup.
The two coaches who manage the two national teams are still unclear about where their careers will go next.

Poland was also playing like shit under fernando santos. He deserved to be fired from poland national club. Poland needs to get a new coach asap.

[FanEagle]

Money spent there is not really that much of a big deal considering the money is paid by the kings family basically. That means that it is not going to be really a big deal when you think about how much money they have, and it is not going to be "overspending" and bring the club to the debt because they could spend billions and pay billions, they have that much money.

FFP doesn't apply to them and not like they are going to be out of any competition that matters, they should be looking into just their own league. If one day they go to UCL which is not impossible, even though they are in Asia, they are good enough to be considered there, Israel is nowhere near Europe as well but have teams in UCL too, so it is possible.

[Jody.Drummer]

Kevin De Bruyne has being an Manchester City important player since several years ago and he was help this team to gets many of trophies and the latest is Kevin De Bruyne was able to help Manchester City to gets treble winner last season and one of his best achievement during his career is Kevin De Bruyne was able to gets champion league trophy with this team and his performance for every seasons also very consistent so that's why if De Bruyne didn't got the injured Guardiola always be playing him

Well obviously, as we know how he plays on the pitch, it's incredible. As you can tell De Bruyne has helped Manchester City win a number of trophies including the Trabble Winner last season. Now De Bruyne has entered the list of important players for Manchester City by achieving the highest rating there as a midfielder. Honestly, I am very impressed with how he plays on the field, De Bruyne is always able to secure possession in Manchester City's midfield effectively, not only that, he can also always provide significant passes for attackers like Haaland. With his presence we can see now Manchester City can always be the strongest team in the Premier League, so it is clear because this player is extraordinary, I think Guardiola will definitely always give the best to this player because if he is injured then there will definitely be a big void in possession.

De Bruyne was admitting that after the final match against Inter Milan on champion league there was Saudi Arabian club who attempts to tempting him to moved to Saudi Pro League but he was respond it immediatelly with refuse that offer because De Bruyne want to staying much longer with Manchester City and i think Saudi Arabian clubs will not give up to gets him and this winter possibly they will attempts to tempting him again with huge money

Yes, I also heard the news, lately some Arab clubs are aggressively looking for top European players, many other top players have gone there such as Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante, Fabinho, Sadio Mane, Jordan Henderson, Kalidou Koulibaly, and Neymar have decided to go there. That's right and the offer had no effect on De Bruyne who, as you say, prefers to stay with Manchester City. Even though he has got a lot of achievements with Guardiola's squad including the Trabble Winner, I thought with that he would go to Arabia to enjoy the rest of his career, and obviously with a large salary there, but apparently De Bruyne still wants to stay, maybe there is still something he hasn't achieved with Guardiola besides the Trabble Winner. Yes, obviously the Arab club will never give up, considering how De Bruyne's quality at the Citizens and there will definitely be several further offers with definitely larger amounts, his contract will be over in 2025 and I think Guardiola will quickly extend the contract of this player,
but it is not easy to get De Bruyne from Manchester City.

[rendravolt]

Arsenal are preparing steps to extend the contract of their captain, Martin Ødegaard, in the near future. If we look at his contract ends in 2025 and that only leaves 2 seasons from now for him to stay at Arsenal. Of course, Arsenal does not want to lose the services of this player from Norway and wants to immediately extend his contract so that no other top European team dares to touch him. As a creative midfielder, we know that there will definitely be a lot of interest and also abundant offers from top European teams to sign Martin Ødegaard. That is why Arsenal must immediately discuss a new contract extension so that the player is more comfortable staying at the Emirates Stadium.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1700490268049379701

[hyudien]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

It seems that Germany's performance has indeed looked bad in recent years. After failing at the euros and switching to Flick 25 games, Flick "only" won 12 times. I think his dismissal is quite rational. In addition, losing 4-1 to Japan was a nightmare. Germany rightly played badly. There are rumours Rangnick is ready to replace Flick and the German may also make an offer for Klopp.

It seems that this is the first time in German history that a coach has been immediately fired after experiencing a defeat because if you remember the track record of the coaches who have led Germany, they have always resigned with honor. So it makes sense why Germany finally chose to fire Flick. Another rumor circulates, that after the embarrassing defeat to Japan, the Germany team is now looking for coaching options such as Pep Guardiola and Nagelsmann. In my opinion, if Pep is interested, maybe in the future Germany's game can be even better, but I also agree that Nagelsmann was chosen because he has shown some good results for the German squad.
Rangnick? I definitely strongly disagree

[Pokapoka124]

Even now when there is a long time remaining for the next season, Real Madrid is trying to improve the teams and that's why they want to hire Alphonso Davies. Since Mendy is getting injured more often, Real Madrid is trying to hire another left-back palyer. He has two years left on his contract with Bayern Munich and he doesn't want to extend his contract with the team, Also he is young enough to become a long-term option for Real Madrid.

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if the upcoming transfer Madrid can really get Alphonso Davies that is good news because this player can be a very good defender but not sure whether Bayern Munich will let go of this player because Alphonso Davies also made a very strong contribution at Bayern Munich so a little It will be difficult for Real Madrid to get this player in the future but at least Madrid must have a good offer so that Bayern Munich management can think again about releasing him again.

and one hand, if transfers open again, it looks like Real Madrid will have a little difficulty deciding whether to spend a lot of money to get Mbappe or Haaland or even get Alphonso Davies.

I doubt Bayern Munich will be willing to sell Alphonso Davies in the coming transfer window because he is an important player to Tuchel and there are no news that Bayern Munich are seeking for a replacement in this regard.  Bayern Munich are in a good form at the moment and might not be looking to sell any of their key players rather they seem to be interested in purchasing more players to strengthen their squad.

[Fiatless]

Arsenal are preparing steps to extend the contract of their captain, Martin Ødegaard, in the near future. If we look at his contract ends in 2025 and that only leaves 2 seasons from now for him to stay at Arsenal. Of course, Arsenal does not want to lose the services of this player from Norway and wants to immediately extend his contract so that no other top European team dares to touch him. As a creative midfielder, we know that there will definitely be a lot of interest and also abundant offers from top European teams to sign Martin Ødegaard. That is why Arsenal must immediately discuss a new contract extension so that the player is more comfortable staying at the Emirates Stadium.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1700490268049379701

He has been the brain behind the strong midfield that Arsenal possess.  He is a good ball controller and one of the best pass-givers in the premier league. The club will do everything to keep him on Emirate for a long time and his  £115,000-per-week wage will increase to match other top earners like Kai Havertz, Gabriel Jesus,  Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, and Thomas Partey. If the Gunners fail to give him a lucrative deal, many clubs will be willing to sign the Norwegian midfielder. If he is also allowed to play this season without a new contract, Martin Ødegaard will leave the club as a free agent next year.  His exceptional quality and his sound leadership qualities will make him difficult to replace, therefore Arsenal will do everything within their power to keep him.

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

It seems that Germany's performance has indeed looked bad in recent years. After failing at the euros and switching to Flick 25 games, Flick "only" won 12 times. I think his dismissal is quite rational. In addition, losing 4-1 to Japan was a nightmare. Germany rightly played badly. There are rumours Rangnick is ready to replace Flick and the German may also make an offer for Klopp.

Germany is is well respected national team with a reputable history. But their performance recently is clear proof that something is wrong with the team. Hansi Flick deserved to be sacked because the team's performance was reduced and this disgraceful loss against Japan broke the camel's back. However, the German Football Association should look for a new coach who will restructure the team and identify young quality players.

[Zoomic]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

It seems that Germany's performance has indeed looked bad in recent years. After failing at the euros and switching to Flick 25 games, Flick "only" won 12 times. I think his dismissal is quite rational. In addition, losing 4-1 to Japan was a nightmare. Germany rightly played badly. There are rumours Rangnick is ready to replace Flick and the German may also make an offer for Klopp.

It seems that I understood that Germany has dropped in the world football affairs even before the Federation of Germany football understood it. I cannot remember actually, it should be two or three worldcup ago that Germany being the defending champion was unable to qualify from the group matches. That was exactly when I knew that the German machines are no longer what they used to be known for.

I think this has to do more with the management and not the coaches. They dismissed German coach was good under Bayern Munich. So I don't see the reason he will not do well if an enabling environment was giving him to prosper. Let's see how Germans will handle this case.

[Woodie]

Hansi Flick was fired as Germany coach after the humiliating defeat against Japan. For Germany's next match against France in a friendly match, the German Football Federation (DFB) will show Rudi Voller.
Regarding Flick, perhaps many of us have heard this news.

I dont think this was the best course of action for a team that is just ushering in a new crop of younger players!!!

Besides, most of our leagues just started and I dont think these guys have gotten the fittness to get the desired results, and looking at the back line..this looks like a team that just doesnt have the team chemistry as the old Germany team that had the likes of Dante, Manuel Neuer & other big names retired or missed out!!

And you know what they say, "It's always darkest before the dawn" so these results need to happen so that the team knows what to work on and then team building will happen, but if they choose to skip this stage then all coaches coming here will likely be sacked for not getting the desired results because they havent allowed the team building to take its course.. otherwise the Japanesse were superb against the Germany's !

[JeffBrad12]

Arsenal are preparing steps to extend the contract of their captain, Martin Ødegaard, in the near future. If we look at his contract ends in 2025 and that only leaves 2 seasons from now for him to stay at Arsenal. Of course, Arsenal does not want to lose the services of this player from Norway and wants to immediately extend his contract so that no other top European team dares to touch him. As a creative midfielder, we know that there will definitely be a lot of interest and also abundant offers from top European teams to sign Martin Ødegaard. That is why Arsenal must immediately discuss a new contract extension so that the player is more comfortable staying at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal will be protested by whole of its fans if the club would be unwilling to extend his contract. The main mission from arsenal to keep him in the as long as arsenal can. He can be considered as an asset for arsenal.
He has not yet ever reached his golden time. Odegaard is still having a lot of time to perform even better and gain more experience from playing together with arsenal.

Emirates stadium was his home. He will never leave there till the club will be wanted him to leave. It reminds me of de bruyne in manchester city.
Arsenal had him as playmarker while city has de bruyne as someone who is very valuable to the club all time.

[Franctoshi]

It seems that this is the first time in German history that a coach has been immediately fired after experiencing a defeat because if you remember the track record of the coaches who have led Germany, they have always resigned with honor. So it makes sense why Germany finally chose to fire Flick.

The German football board made the right decision by sacking Flick because the current German team is a mess under his watch, and if you check for about two decades plus, starting from the year 2000 down here, I can't recall vividly finding the German team in this current state of poor performance if I'm not wrong both in the World Cup and other competitions.

Another rumor circulates, that after the embarrassing defeat to Japan, the Germany team is now looking for coaching options such as Pep Guardiola and Nagelsmann. In my opinion, if Pep is interested, maybe in the future Germany's game can be even better, but I also agree that Nagelsmann was chosen because he has shown some good results for the German squad.

I don't really see Pep Guardiola's interest in taking the job of coaching any national team anytime soon, Having just lifted the Champions League trophy with Manchester City lately, I think his mind is a bit relaxed spending more years at City right now than going for another job.

[AprilioMP]

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It seems that Germany's performance has indeed looked bad in recent years. After failing at the euros and switching to Flick 25 games, Flick "only" won 12 times. I think his dismissal is quite rational. In addition, losing 4-1 to Japan was a nightmare. Germany rightly played badly.

Germany's mentality is no longer the usual one that is known as a regular team in the final.
Flick's presence as Germany coach since August 2021 was thought to bring positive changes, but apparently not. He couldn't do as much as was given to Bayern Munich.
You are right, Luzin, that the sacking of Flick was quite rational considering that Germany needed the right person to be able to bring them back as a team that is a regular in finals, both in Europe and in the world cup.

There are rumours Rangnick is ready to replace Flick and the German may also make an offer for Klopp.

Rangnick? I don't think he is the right person to replace Hansi Flick. It's better to entrust it to Rudi Voller permanently, at least during the EURO cup event.

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Poland still has a chance to qualify because the difference in points with the teams above them is two, they must win all the remaining matches.
There is no news yet about Santos' replacement, the new Polish coach will have a tough task in qualifying for the European Cup.

Group E is still fiercely competitive. I'm pessimistic that Poland can qualify even though you said they still have a chance of qualifying because the difference in points with Albania is only two because the Czechs, who have 8 points and are in second place, still have 1 more match they haven't played.

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I don't understand why he keep let Havertz to play as center forward when he can't score anything. Although the current generation German don't have a pure striker, it's better to use Gnabry and Sane as a second striker.

Gnabry and Sane as striker, while Kimmich, Musiala, Muller and Gundongan as a midfielder, I believe German would be strong than the current line up.

I think that is where Flick's weakness lies in seeing the players he entrusts to be included in the squad.
If Flick is good at strategy, he can monitor every player when they play at the club so he can understand where his players are best positioned when playing for Germany.

[Helena Yu]

I don't really see Pep Guardiola's interest in taking the job of coaching any national team anytime soon, Having just lifted the Champions League trophy with Manchester City lately, I think his mind is a bit relaxed spending more years at City right now than going for another job.

Actually if we look around, most of great coaches are coaching a club than national team, except he want to accept double job to coaching both club and national team. I think it's because national team play less than a club and this will affect about his salary as there's an incentive of every match.

Since Pep is one of great coach, I don't think he will coaching England except he's really want to get world cup trophy.

[borovichok]

It seems that this is the first time in German history that a coach has been immediately fired after experiencing a defeat because if you remember the track record of the coaches who have led Germany, they have always resigned with honor. So it makes sense why Germany finally chose to fire Flick.

I've seen the previous games of Germany and I must conclude, they're far behind their opponents. I don't just get it, they have quality players that are absolutely doing good in club levels but these players can't proof themselves when it comes to international games. Germany have relieved Hansi Flick of his duties as the team's headcoach following their terrible defeats against Japan whose scores was 4-1. It's a good step that the squad will probably hanged around and scout out for good improvement. Hansi Flick have made Germany performance decline over the past games, it's bad news for the coach.