⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

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Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1701605117978693695

After Hansi Flick was fired as coach of the German national team, several coaching candidates emerged who were ready to replace him, but there was one name that was familiar, namely Julian Nagellsman. It is reported that Bayern Munich is open to letting him manage the German national team and the DFB is certainly happy with the options considering that Julian Nagellsman is a good coach. If I'm not mistaken, even though at the end of last season Julian Nagellsman had his contract terminated by Bayern Munich as coach, Bayern Munich still paid his salary so Bayern Munich was the key to the agreement between the German national team and Julian Nagellsman. Apart from that, I am very sure that if the German national team is handled by a coach who has a very clear vision like Julian Nagellsman, of course they will immediately recover from their downturn.

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Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1701605117978693695

After Hansi Flick was fired as coach of the German national team, several coaching candidates emerged who were ready to replace him, but there was one name that was familiar, namely Julian Nagellsman. It is reported that Bayern Munich is open to letting him manage the German national team and the DFB is certainly happy with the options considering that Julian Nagellsman is a good coach. If I'm not mistaken, even though at the end of last season Julian Nagellsman had his contract terminated by Bayern Munich as coach, Bayern Munich still paid his salary so Bayern Munich was the key to the agreement between the German national team and Julian Nagellsman. Apart from that, I am very sure that if the German national team is handled by a coach who has a very clear vision like Julian Nagellsman, of course they will immediately recover from their downturn.

Germany fired their current coach, Hansi Flick due to poor performance, consistent in streak defeats. They have absolutely no better way than weighing up their strength with experience coaches. Julian Nagelsmann have been in the lists for the top coaches that would replace Flick. Germany have won their game yesterday against France after parting ways showing that it have been Hansi Flick fault that they couldn't bounce back to games, allowing average Asia countries thrashed them. Germany will strive for more solid results this season.

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After Hansi Flick was fired as coach of the German national team, several coaching candidates emerged who were ready to replace him, but there was one name that was familiar, namely Julian Nagellsman. It is reported that Bayern Munich is open to letting him manage the German national team and the DFB is certainly happy with the options considering that Julian Nagellsman is a good coach. If I'm not mistaken, even though at the end of last season Julian Nagellsman had his contract terminated by Bayern Munich as coach, Bayern Munich still paid his salary so Bayern Munich was the key to the agreement between the German national team and Julian Nagellsman. Apart from that, I am very sure that if the German national team is handled by a coach who has a very clear vision like Julian Nagellsman, of course they will immediately recover from their downturn.

Hansi Flick performed poorly in managing the German squad, he did not have a clear vision in playing and was also not good at placing players in the right positions because recently the German national team seemed to have experienced a decline in performance when competing. So it's natural that he was fired because he was unable to bring Germany into a much better playing condition and of the several names that have been linked to replace Hansi Flick, Nagellsman is the most suitable name to coach the German national team in my opinion. Nagellsman has Extraordinary abilities and his coaching system is also easy for any player to accept, so he can help the German squad return to good form.

Nagellsman was also fired from Bayern Munich without clear reasons and if you look at it, it was just a personal matter because that season Bayern Munich's performance was not too bad even though he failed to bring Bayern Munich to win the Champions League. It is fitting that Nagellsman manages the German national team and I am also sure that he will make a difference and at least be able to have a much better impact than Hansi Flick.

[Strongkored]

Bernardo Silva wanted to leave Manchester City for Barcelona and even Barcelona sent an offer for him because they didn't have enough money, that's why Bernardo Silva decided to stay in Manchester City for a longer and he extended his contract with this team.
But the interesting thing about the contract of Bernardo Silva with Manchester City about his Barcelona clause which means they are the only team they can hire this palyer for 60m at any time.



https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomsanderson/2023/09/12/bernardo-silva-has-fc-barcelona-contract-clause-as-does-bundesliga-ace-reports/

The attractive contract clause means that there is no chance for other clubs to get him, including clubs from the Saudi Pro League who have expressed interest in getting this Portuguese player. Bernado Silva is one of the keys players for Manchester City, The financial problems experienced by Barcelona provide an advantage for City because they can get a contract extension from Silva, because if this season they also lose more key players it might slightly disrupt City's performance.
Bernado Silva has indeed expressed his desire to move from Manchester City but not because of a bad relationship with the coach or fellow players but because his family doesn't really like the atmosphere of the city of Manchester, but at least this contract extension gives City time to start looking for a replacement.

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Today's gossip:

Barcelona are planning a move for Manchester City's 23-year-old Norway striker Erling Haaland in 2025, when he could be available for £150m. (90 Min)
Manchester City and Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva, 29, negotiated a £50m release clause in his recent new contract. He is considering joining Barcelona next summer. (Mundo Deportivo - in Spanish)
Former Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann is still under contract at the club, but they will not ask for a fee if the German Football Association wants him as national team manager. (Sky Sports Germany)
West Ham boss David Moyes has not ruled out signing 30-year-old England midfielder Jesse Lingard, who is a free agent and is training with the club. (Talksport)
Chelsea's 24-year-old English defender Trevoh Chalobah does not expect to play a prominent role when he returns from a hamstring injury this month. (Standard)
Juventus can terminate 30-year-old France midfielder Paul Pogba's contract if he is banned for doping. (Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian)
Burnley and Crystal Palace are monitoring Colchester's 19-year-old English forward Bradley Ihionvien. (Sun)
Paris St-Germain have drawn up a shortlist of five Real Madrid players they will target in response to the Spanish club's pursuit of 24-year-old France striker Kylian Mbappe. (Sport - in Spanish)

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[Pulsar77]

Today's gossip:

Barcelona are planning a move for Manchester City's 23-year-old Norway striker Erling Haaland in 2025, when he could be available for £150m. (90 Min)

It is quite early for Barcelona to make such plans I think. They are still dealing with FFP rules in the La Liga and can't make transfers in the way they want exactly. They can only make loan transfers recently as they have added Felix to their squad as well. On the other hand I wonder how good their finances are now.

If they don't have problems with the budget then they should focus on becoming relieved about FFP rules to make bigger transfers as soon as possible. However as for Haaland Barcelona's job wouldn't be easy as there would be other candidates to sign him while there is opportunity as well.

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Selling young player is short solution for Barcelona financial because they have much debt indeed with Camp Nou renovation make difficult with financial condition. I think have efficiency with Barcelona financial be better in the future how to manage well with their young talent and promote them to senior level. Barcelona not required for spending much money for fees transfer and they can balance well between how to recovering with their debt and keep in the top performance with young player.

I slightly disagree if Barcelona sells young players just to improve its finances and I really understand Barcelona current financial situation but it would be better if the management had to think more logically about covering debts by selling players but the team performance would be bad. on the one hand, Yamal current contribution is very good, he has always appeared consistent since he was first promoted to join the senior players and for me, rather than selling this young player, I would be more in favor of selling the old players.
Now we think about investing in players like Yamal who are still very young, who have advantages in the long term, but old players who are getting older will experience a decline in performance and this will affect the quality of Barcelona performance. Barcelona management must be really wise in making decisions.

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Bernardo Silva wanted to leave Manchester City for Barcelona and even Barcelona sent an offer for him because they didn't have enough money, that's why Bernardo Silva decided to stay in Manchester City for a longer and he extended his contract with this team.
But the interesting thing about the contract of Bernardo Silva with Manchester City about his Barcelona clause which means they are the only team they can hire this palyer for 60m at any time.



https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomsanderson/2023/09/12/bernardo-silva-has-fc-barcelona-contract-clause-as-does-bundesliga-ace-reports/

If Bernardo Silva wants to leave Manchester City to go to Barcelona then that is the wrong decision because when he was with Manchester City he could have won titles for the Premier League and UCL like he has.
Moreover Manchester City also didn't want him to leave and chose to extend his contract until 2026 even though he didn't show any achievements at the start of this season but for Portugal he is a great player and can help Portugal become a team with maximum attacking power.
And regarding the Barcelona clause they are the main ones who can take out on loan but I think this season Barcelona will not do that and if they want to borrow they will definitely do it next season when Barcelona can have adequate finances and not lose too much when formalizing the loan.

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Let barcelona to sell some if its young taletend players like yamal and the club can get him easily. Barcelona was also still in financial trouble right now. The club is not having the best solution to fix it. Barcelona's debt is too big. It's so difficult to leave from its debt.
It's pretty interesting to know how manchester city players being very obsessed to join in the barcelona instead of another powerful club. I dunno what special things are from barcelona.
Manchester city can think to exchange him for young talent of barcelona. This will be also giving manchester city benefit for long and short term. The talent like yamal will be very useful for manchester city in the future. m

Selling young player is short solution for Barcelona financial because they have much debt indeed with Camp Nou renovation make difficult with financial condition. I think have efficiency with Barcelona financial be better in the future how to manage well with their young talent and promote them to senior level. Barcelona not required for spending much money for fees transfer and they can balance well between how to recovering with their debt and keep in the top performance with young player.

Barcelona may do U turn anytime for silva. It's hard to believe if barcelona will leave from the financial crisis. This club has not yet raised a few hundreds millions euro as per instruction from la liga's president. That's the choice for barcelona to get silva from manchester city. Young players are assets for barcelona yet xavi may have different opinion regarding it.

I don't think Barcelona need to sign Bernando Silva because they have many young talent and looks Lamine Yamal have potential in the future more than sign Bernando Silva. Its not easily for signing Manchester City player actually have to pay above 60 to 90 million euro and Barcelona need to cut off some player salary for ability registering him in La Liga squad.

It's true, but xavi's mind was unpredictable. He can give you a surprise anytime. Xavi did a quick U-turn to welcome Felix and Cancelo to Barcelona, even though they were coming as loans from atletico and man city.
Laporta may also push xavi in bringing silva to the barcelona.

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Barcelona may do U turn anytime for silva. It's hard to believe if barcelona will leave from the financial crisis. This club has not yet raised a few hundreds millions euro as per instruction from la liga's president. That's the choice for barcelona to get silva from manchester city. Young players are assets for barcelona yet xavi may have different opinion regarding it.

I don't think Barcelona need to sign Bernando Silva because they have many young talent and looks Lamine Yamal have potential in the future more than sign Bernando Silva. Its not easily for signing Manchester City player actually have to pay above 60 to 90 million euro and Barcelona need to cut off some player salary for ability registering him in La Liga squad.

It's true, but xavi's mind was unpredictable. He can give you a surprise anytime. Xavi did a quick U-turn to welcome Felix and Cancelo to Barcelona, even though they were coming as loans from atletico and man city.
Laporta may also push xavi in bringing silva to the barcelona.

Xavi would had really love to bring Bernardo Silva into his team and  Silva was ready to move from Manchester City to be united with his former teammate Gundogan but the U turn was based on Barcelona financial issues, they couldn't afford the fee City were demanding and also they wouldn't Silva go on a loan deal to  like they did with Cancelo, if Silva had moved to Spain this summer he would had been the third player from City the moved to Barcelona and I'm not suprised cause I'm aware of the good relationship Xavi had with his former coach Pep Guardiola during their old times at Barcelona.
 Well they missed out a good  player and got another brilliant younger attacker from Atletico madrid in person of João Félix,  though Silva is more experienced and a bit better in performance but Félix is also a good player with experience as well and is a fine addition to Barcelona the good thing about the deal is that Barcelona is his dream team and he'll do his best to help them with his performance.

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After Hansi Flick was fired as coach of the German national team, several coaching candidates emerged who were ready to replace him, but there was one name that was familiar, namely Julian Nagellsman. It is reported that Bayern Munich is open to letting him manage the German national team and the DFB is certainly happy with the options considering that Julian Nagellsman is a good coach. If I'm not mistaken, even though at the end of last season Julian Nagellsman had his contract terminated by Bayern Munich as coach, Bayern Munich still paid his salary so Bayern Munich was the key to the agreement between the German national team and Julian Nagellsman. Apart from that, I am very sure that if the German national team is handled by a coach who has a very clear vision like Julian Nagellsman, of course they will immediately recover from their downturn.

I don't even think if he will suit to the german national team. I meant he was good, but naglesmann lack of experience in coaching the top club. Coaching national team is ever harder compared to the club and he has no experience in doing it.
He has been sacked by bayern and replaced by tuchel. I would prefer to wait for another name rather than him.

Here's the list of potential names to be new appointment for german national club.

- Van gaal
- Oliver Glasner
- Matthias sammer
- Ralf rangnick
- Xabi alonso

I would prefer to take van gaal. German needs to find the one who suit to the national club as soon as possible.

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After Hansi Flick was fired as coach of the German national team, several coaching candidates emerged who were ready to replace him, but there was one name that was familiar, namely Julian Nagellsman. It is reported that Bayern Munich is open to letting him manage the German national team and the DFB is certainly happy with the options considering that Julian Nagellsman is a good coach. If I'm not mistaken, even though at the end of last season Julian Nagellsman had his contract terminated by Bayern Munich as coach, Bayern Munich still paid his salary so Bayern Munich was the key to the agreement between the German national team and Julian Nagellsman. Apart from that, I am very sure that if the German national team is handled by a coach who has a very clear vision like Julian Nagellsman, of course they will immediately recover from their downturn.

I don't even think if he will suit to the german national team. I meant he was good, but naglesmann lack of experience in coaching the top club. Coaching national team is ever harder compared to the club and he has no experience in doing it.
He has been sacked by bayern and replaced by tuchel. I would prefer to wait for another name rather than him.

Here's the list of potential names to be new appointment for german national club.

- Van gaal
- Oliver Glasner
- Matthias sammer
- Ralf rangnick
- Xabi alonso

I would prefer to take van gaal. German needs to find the one who suit to the national club as soon as possible.

I don't think it's difficult for Nagelsmann to coach the German national team because basically the German national team is mostly filled with Bayern Munich players who he has previously managed. So whatever strategy or tactics Nagelsmann will provide will definitely be easily absorbed by the players. If you look at the track record of the German national team, they have never appointed a coach outside of Germany, I mean the DFB always appoints a coach who is a native German so if you think about choosing Van Gaal, chances are it won't happen. However, anything related to the German national team must also be handled by a native German coach and I think that has been a very long tradition.

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I don't think it's difficult for Nagelsmann to coach the German national team because basically the German national team is mostly filled with Bayern Munich players who he has previously managed. So whatever strategy or tactics Nagelsmann will provide will definitely be easily absorbed by the players. If you look at the track record of the German national team, they have never appointed a coach outside of Germany, I mean the DFB always appoints a coach who is a native German so if you think about choosing Van Gaal, chances are it won't happen. However, anything related to the German national team must also be handled by a native German coach and I think that has been a very long tradition.

Germany sacked their coach and scouting for replacement, I'm just hoping they pick interest in former Bayern Munich coach, Julian Nagelsmann who's currently without any managerial position. He's favorite because he has what it takes to take the team to next level. Julian Nagelsmann will definitely find it really easy to manage Germany national team because he's acquainted with the players and knows what to expect from the team. He's been in charge of Bayern Munich and he made a brilliant impression during his time managing the club, so finding a good position in handling the players wouldn't be difficult. 

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I don't think it's difficult for Nagelsmann to coach the German national team because basically the German national team is mostly filled with Bayern Munich players who he has previously managed. So whatever strategy or tactics Nagelsmann will provide will definitely be easily absorbed by the players. If you look at the track record of the German national team, they have never appointed a coach outside of Germany, I mean the DFB always appoints a coach who is a native German so if you think about choosing Van Gaal, chances are it won't happen. However, anything related to the German national team must also be handled by a native German coach and I think that has been a very long tradition.

Agree, Nagelsmann should be given the opportunity to coach the German national team because he is used to handling players who dominated the German squad. The Bayern Munich players were under his control when he was still active as Bayern coach, it was not too difficult for him to build a connection with the players and they really understood the tactics used by Nagelsmann.
Van Gaal's quality certainly cannot be doubted, but he is still very unfamiliar with German players. Meanwhile, Xabi Alonso still doesn't have enough experience in managing the national team, especially a team as big as Germany which often achieves achievements in several competitions.

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I don't think it's difficult for Nagelsmann to coach the German national team because basically the German national team is mostly filled with Bayern Munich players who he has previously managed. So whatever strategy or tactics Nagelsmann will provide will definitely be easily absorbed by the players. If you look at the track record of the German national team, they have never appointed a coach outside of Germany, I mean the DFB always appoints a coach who is a native German so if you think about choosing Van Gaal, chances are it won't happen. However, anything related to the German national team must also be handled by a native German coach and I think that has been a very long tradition.

Germany sacked their coach and scouting for replacement, I'm just hoping they pick interest in former Bayern Munich coach, Julian Nagelsmann who's currently without any managerial position. He's favorite because he has what it takes to take the team to next level. Julian Nagelsmann will definitely find it really easy to manage Germany national team because he's acquainted with the players and knows what to expect from the team. He's been in charge of Bayern Munich and he made a brilliant impression during his time managing the club, so finding a good position in handling the players wouldn't be difficult. 

Julian Nagelsmann is literally in a golden situation. Every single month he is receiving over 500,000 euros from Bayern Munich for nothing, that must feel amazing!

And now he has this great opportunity to manage the German national team that is already qualified for the European Championship due to being the host.

At first I thought that this might not be the perfect moment for him, but thinking about it at his age it would actually be great. He has nothing to lose and I bet he would get an agreement that he could terminate that job if an offer comes from a club that he wants to become the manager for. I guess Real Madrid could be the club after the season when Ancelotti leaves.

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The time when PSG tried to get rid of Marco Verratti and this palyer left the team, I was expecting to see better destinations for Marco Verratti, in the worst case I was hoping to see him in Saudi teams because of the more money they usually offer and other more paly who joined this league during this summer.
But instead, he joined the Al Arabi team in the Qatar League.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Even they can't get Mbappe, they still have an another option which is Osimhen.
Osimhen is cheaper and easier to recruit than Mbappe, both of them have a good sense to score a goal and fast. But Mbappe is more overrated since he from France and he have won a world cup, unlike Osimhen which lack of trophy.

Real Madrid just don't sign players because they're good, they sign players that are sellable in regards to image right and fame. Mbappe is the better choice fitting to Real Madrid but the only problem will be how they'll fit Mbappe and Vinicius Junior into the team because they both play from the right (NO 7). If they can't find a way to play both players then they shouldn't put the coach in a difficult situation were they will have to choose between both players. If they can make any of them play in the left wing effectively then Real Madrid will be the team to look out for next season because they'll be unstoppable just as just Manchester city were unstoppable last season and they won the treble. Victor Osimhen shouldn't have all his hope on Real Madrid signing him instead he can go for Chelsea if they qualify for the champion league next season, he'll be the proper Didier Drogba replacement.

Today's gossip: Chelsea's 24-year-old English defender Trevoh Chalobah does not expect to play a prominent role when he returns from a hamstring injury this month. (Standard)

I don't like the way Chelsea (coach or the owner) is treating Chalobah because this guy has been giving his best for the club but not getting appreciated. He wants to stay at Chelsea and fight for his spot but they're not giving him the opportunity to prove himself. Chalobah isn't a bad defender, there was a period when he didn't lose any game he started for Chelsea but because of lack of consistency of playing due to him getting benched cause him to lose that record. Chalobah is better than Wesley Fofana that was bought from Leicester city and haven't proven himself to the club. The club even tried to disposed of Chalobah on the deadline day of the season and I believe that was because they're trying to get 100% profit on him to balance the sheet.

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Finally Marco Verratti joined Qatar league team Al-Arabi. His time in PSG since 2012 is over now. PSG will get 45 million Euro for this transfer. That's pretty good for a 30 year old player if you ask me. Ex-PSG player Abdou Diallo is also playing there. Verratti will get used to the Qatar league quickly.

I think we can say that the big transfers are over now. The transfer window has closed in most leagues. The transfer window of several minor leagues also ends this weekend. From now on, we will talk about matches, not transfers, until the winter season. This summer transfer window has been very active. The big teams in the major leagues didn't make many spectacular transfers, but Arab clubs made a name for themselves with the players they bought. I'm looking forward to seeing the impact of these transfers.

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Barcelona may do U turn anytime for silva. It's hard to believe if barcelona will leave from the financial crisis. This club has not yet raised a few hundreds millions euro as per instruction from la liga's president. That's the choice for barcelona to get silva from manchester city. Young players are assets for barcelona yet xavi may have different opinion regarding it.

I don't think Barcelona need to sign Bernando Silva because they have many young talent and looks Lamine Yamal have potential in the future more than sign Bernando Silva. Its not easily for signing Manchester City player actually have to pay above 60 to 90 million euro and Barcelona need to cut off some player salary for ability registering him in La Liga squad.

It's true, but xavi's mind was unpredictable. He can give you a surprise anytime. Xavi did a quick U-turn to welcome Felix and Cancelo to Barcelona, even though they were coming as loans from atletico and man city.
Laporta may also push xavi in bringing silva to the barcelona.

Xavi would had really love to bring Bernardo Silva into his team and  Silva was ready to move from Manchester City to be united with his former teammate Gundogan but the U turn was based on Barcelona financial issues, they couldn't afford the fee City were demanding and also they wouldn't Silva go on a loan deal to  like they did with Cancelo, if Silva had moved to Spain this summer he would had been the third player from City the moved to Barcelona and I'm not suprised cause I'm aware of the good relationship Xavi had with his former coach Pep Guardiola during their old times at Barcelona.
 Well they missed out a good  player and got another brilliant younger attacker from Atletico madrid in person of João Félix,  though Silva is more experienced and a bit better in performance but Félix is also a good player with experience as well and is a fine addition to Barcelona the good thing about the deal is that Barcelona is his dream team and he'll do his best to help them with his performance.

It's worth considering that this transfer window has been very successful for Barcelona given their financial situation, they have strengthened well by paying very little money indeed. So the fact that they couldn't buy another player I think is not so critical. As far as I know, Barcelona have such serious financial problems that they will save money in the transfer window for another 5 years at least, if not more.

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His new release clause includes an option to leave the club next summer for the right price and i don't think Mbappe would remain at the club next summer, especially if they don't win or perform well in the Champions league, he's made up his to move on with his career in another club, Realmadrid precisely but has been loyal enough to remain at PSG this summer, mbappe received a very huge tempting offer to move to the Saudi League and become the highest earning player but he rejected to settle with a team that offer him chances of playing a major tournament and i feel that's why he decided to sign a new contract with PSG and the only clubs that could price him out of the team this season are those in the Saudi league, however his mind  was set on moving to Realmadrid and he could regain interest to move their by next summer.

Yes, but we all know the Arabs.
They can say "Hey Mbappé why don't you stay 2 more years and we give you 500m € as a bonus?"