⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Nheer]

Speculation about Lionel Messi returning to Barcelona continues to be discussed, but for me it is not a desirable scenario. Lionel Messi's contract will end in year 2025 and if he plans to return to Barcelona in the following year it is much less likely. If he intends to play in the World Cup for his country then the most likely thing is for him to stay in MLS with an automatic contract extension and I believe this to be a much more likely scenario for him than returning to Barcelona.

Of course no one knows how the rest of Lionel Messi's career will go in the future, but I think Barcelona should think about other options compared to bringing Lionel Messi back to Camp Nou. The salary issue may be a consideration and Lionel Messi is unlikely to be willing to accept a small salary to return there, although that is just my assumption.

Messi returning to barcelona will be a very big plus to the team, messi is a player that loves young player and with Barcelona having many young talented players in the team will be a motivation and dream come true to many.  Messi is a kind of player that have great quality and will have much effect on the team and players, players like Lamin yamal will learn a lot about his role and position since they play same position but also he might have a little effect on the team because some players playing time will now be limited because Messi can not be kept on the bench.

In my opinion Messi should make a move to a different club i will even prefer he joins a team in Argentina league so he can just end his career there. He could help Inter Miami survive relegation so he wouldn’t have much impact joining Barcelona.

[Huppercase]

Speculation about Lionel Messi returning to Barcelona continues to be discussed, but for me it is not a desirable scenario. Lionel Messi's contract will end in year 2025 and if he plans to return to Barcelona in the following year it is much less likely. If he intends to play in the World Cup for his country then the most likely thing is for him to stay in MLS with an automatic contract extension and I believe this to be a much more likely scenario for him than returning to Barcelona.

Of course no one knows how the rest of Lionel Messi's career will go in the future, but I think Barcelona should think about other options compared to bringing Lionel Messi back to Camp Nou. The salary issue may be a consideration and Lionel Messi is unlikely to be willing to accept a small salary to return there, although that is just my assumption.

Messi was a free agent when he left PSG, if he wanted to really stay in Barcelona, he would have taken the deal of Barcelona before Inter Miami but at the end, he accepted Beckham deal of Apple revenue over Spanish club. However, if LaPorta is keen to have him back to the family, he will accept the deal on some condition if Inter Miami are going to be the middle man that will be paying his wages. This is the only acceptable deal Messi might want to accept because Barcelona still owe him some money till today, they are too broke to have Messi on their payroll.

I think the speculations are just around everywhere because people wan to push agenda but if it's the way Messi smile on games and entertained Americans, he will stay their untill the end of his contract, he even just bought house in US in other to accommodate his family with a new life, and Barcelona will want to take that from them, seems LaPorta will spend more than what the club generate if he really want to have Messi come back to Barcelona.

In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with Jesse Lingard pursuing a career in the Arab League because there perhaps his skills can be honed well, especially by Steven Gerrard. For this season, Arab clubs are focusing a lot on attracting European players, but if it is Al-Ettifaq class, bringing in Lingard will not be as easy as other Arab clubs that have to compete. Remembering that when Steven Gerrard was interested in his abilities, maybe there was potential he wanted to explore in Lingard.

Lingard has spent all his life in England both national and clubs yet not a single Premier League nor Champions League he has ever won, and he has only been a supportive in the last 5 years, even in his last transfer to Nottingham Forest, not a single goal was scored by him. I don't think there is nothing left for him in England, he will push for Saudi Arabia by January when their own transfer market start, Lingard will prefer to have some paycheck from Al-ettifaq than retire in his 30.

[bangjoe]

Too focused on bringing new players, of course it is also not a good thing for Chelsea, we know that Chelsea today do not have players who can make a big contribution to the development of their game, even if it brings Osimhen to their home still not a guarantee that will have a significant impact on the Chelsea game and the Pochettino strategy, which I am afraid of is when Osimhen was brought in the Chelsea squad he became very difficult to develop, we know that Osimhen has good abilities and is very potential, but if he joins the squad in In the arrangement of his players cannot provide space for him to develop, he is like a lion who cannot eat meat.

A great risk for Osimhen entering the Chelsea squad, IMO

The total market value of the Chelsea squad is just under €1 billion. As of October 1st it is €925 million and around €100 million worth more than Liverpool, which is ranked 4th most expensive. To put that further into perspective, Manchester City is worth €1.18 billion. And keep in mind that these are objectively measured market values or maybe not objectively, but it is not just what a club paid for the players. If you ask me, I think Chelsea does have enough quality in the team to play better than they actually are playing these days. This is a thing that Pochettino has to solve. If a coach is privileged to get control over a team that is worth around €1 billion, what else can he expect? It his turn now to make the adjustments such that the team can become a winning team.

yeah if we look at the accumulation of costs incurred by Chelsea it is indeed very large for the purchase of the players they do in the transfer market regardless of whatever the concepts and goals they want to achieve, but the fact is not on the quality of the players they buy but more more To the quantity of the players they brought in which made them have to spend more money because more players were brought to their squad.

Of course it is not logical for their financial health and if you see that in Chelsea too many players, do Pochettino have to qualify for the players at home directly? ...
I just hope that Chelsea bought that player that really needed by them to increase their game.

[Oluwa-btc]

The opportunity for Messi to return to Catalan with Barcelona is still available, but not in the near future because he is still under contract with Inter Miami until December 2025. Choosing to return to play a season or two before retiring as a club legend is the right thing, I think Messi will be very welcomed by everyone at Barcelona. Maybe this could be the best option as a means to maintain balance in his game when his contract ends in MLS, of course the aim is to be able to appear in the upcoming 2026 World Cup with the Argentine national team.

I think Messi has everything to help Xavi even though he is no longer young, on the other hand Barcelona will get various benefits if Messi returns. We all remember Dani Alves returning to Barcelona, I think the scenario could happen again with Messi. So I think everything is very possible, even though at this time it is just initial speculation.

Speculation about Lionel Messi returning to Barcelona continues to be discussed, but for me it is not a desirable scenario. Lionel Messi's contract will end in year 2025 and if he plans to return to Barcelona in the following year it is much less likely. If he intends to play in the World Cup for his country then the most likely thing is for him to stay in MLS with an automatic contract extension and I believe this to be a much more likely scenario for him than returning to Barcelona.

Of course no one knows how the rest of Lionel Messi's career will go in the future, but I think Barcelona should think about other options compared to bringing Lionel Messi back to Camp Nou. The salary issue may be a consideration and Lionel Messi is unlikely to be willing to accept a small salary to return there, although that is just my assumption.

Lionel Messi wouldn't be returning to Barcelona, Barcelona President has already communicated this with the media. Lionel Messi told them about his plans and how he won't be returning to Barcelona and even if the return is possible, Barcelona are currently owing pending salaries to Frankie De Jong, they are yet to complete that. What's to be expected when Lionel Messi comes in this picture?

We've had talks about his return countless times, he should not return. Barcelona also should focus on working with the teenage talents they have.

[KTChampions]

Speculation about Lionel Messi returning to Barcelona continues to be discussed, but for me it is not a desirable scenario. Lionel Messi's contract will end in year 2025 and if he plans to return to Barcelona in the following year it is much less likely. If he intends to play in the World Cup for his country then the most likely thing is for him to stay in MLS with an automatic contract extension and I believe this to be a much more likely scenario for him than returning to Barcelona.

Of course no one knows how the rest of Lionel Messi's career will go in the future, but I think Barcelona should think about other options compared to bringing Lionel Messi back to Camp Nou. The salary issue may be a consideration and Lionel Messi is unlikely to be willing to accept a small salary to return there, although that is just my assumption.

Messi will never return to Barcelona (and Europe). Even while playing for PSG, he did quite a lot of damage to his image as he showed far from the results that were expected from the winner of so many PR awards. Now he is rapidly aging, and given the fact that even in his youth, speed and the ability to run a lot were not his strengths, now this will be too obvious. This return will be a failure because he is no longer at the level of the top teams.

[temple]

The total market value of the Chelsea squad is just under €1 billion. As of October 1st it is €925 million and around €100 million worth more than Liverpool, which is ranked 4th most expensive. To put that further into perspective, Manchester City is worth €1.18 billion. And keep in mind that these are objectively measured market values or maybe not objectively, but it is not just what a club paid for the players. If you ask me, I think Chelsea does have enough quality in the team to play better than they actually are playing these days. This is a thing that Pochettino has to solve. If a coach is privileged to get control over a team that is worth around €1 billion, what else can he expect? It his turn now to make the adjustments such that the team can become a winning team.

yeah if we look at the accumulation of costs incurred by Chelsea it is indeed very large for the purchase of the players they do in the transfer market regardless of whatever the concepts and goals they want to achieve, but the fact is not on the quality of the players they buy but more more To the quantity of the players they brought in which made them have to spend more money because more players were brought to their squad.

Of course it is not logical for their financial health and if you see that in Chelsea too many players, do Pochettino have to qualify for the players at home directly? ...
I just hope that Chelsea bought that player that really needed by them to increase their game.

That is why I mentioned market value instead of total accumulated transfer fees. The market value suggests that more objective observers value these players quite highly and to me that means the team can't be all about trash so much that they started out being near the relegation zone. They should at least be competing for the top 8 ranks on a steady basis. Maybe they can now enter that zone by beating Arsenal. It would cure a lot of the problems they have right now, although it would still be temporary and a few more games would be needed without losing to confirm their uptrend.

[Jody.Drummer]

What Chelsea did in the transfer market had no significant impact on them, and it could be said that they just threw money away. They should be able to make more effective purchases and what they have done in recent years is just looking at the names of players without considering whether they will be able to bring fresh air or not.
The news about their interest in Osimhen, I think it will be very difficult to bring him in, especially in their current situation and there are also several big club names who are also eyeing Osimhen.

Too focused on bringing new players, of course it is also not a good thing for Chelsea, we know that Chelsea today do not have players who can make a big contribution to the development of their game, even if it brings Osimhen to their home still not a guarantee that will have a significant impact on the Chelsea game and the Pochettino strategy, which I am afraid of is when Osimhen was brought in the Chelsea squad he became very difficult to develop, we know that Osimhen has good abilities and is very potential, but if he joins the squad in In the arrangement of his players cannot provide space for him to develop, he is like a lion who cannot eat meat.

A great risk for Osimhen entering the Chelsea squad, IMO

It should also be noted that currently Osimhen's appearance with Napoli is experiencing a decline, and his decline is closely related to the decline experienced by Napoli as a whole as well. from there I see that a club that is not in a stable state affects the appearance of Osimhen himself and especially if the situation is more severe as is the case with Chelsea at the moment.
As a player who has great potential, Osimhen can get a better club than Chelsea. Not to say Chelsea are not a big club, but with their current situation it does not reflect that they are a big club.

[shogun47]

I wonder how Napoli will continue now and what the price would be that they want for him if he really were to leave the club in January. I doubt that they would go much lower than $150 million, but would Chelsea be willing to pay that much? Napoli would also weaken themselves too early if they let him go. There is still a lot on the line for Napoli this season.

Comparing to other big player transfer, 150 Million Euros is still cheap since Osimhen's market value is 122 Million Euros. It's still normal for Napoli to ask from 122-200 Million Euros, higher than 200 Million Euros is already too much.

But since this is Chelsea, they don't have any problem with such big fee, just remember how much they spent for two weak players e.g. Mudryk and Enzo.

I am not sure that these inflated prices will be the new standard forever. I guess a lot depends on clubs from Saudi Arabia or clubs like PSG that are run by sheikhs and are willing to pay these prices. Was the Neymar transfer ever really be justified? Did Neymar pay back the 222 million with goals and assists? I don't know whether these investors do some accounting on their investments or whether they only pour their money into these clubs for fun or for other reasons than becoming successful in soccer. I think 200 million would be too much for Osimhen, but that doesn't mean that I don't believe some club could be willing to pay it. Maybe some club will, but Liverpool and Real Madrid would not pay 200 million for Osimhen because these clubs know what they are doing.

I feel it all depends on how crucial is player to the team. If club finds the player indispensable member of the squad then definitely the valuation will be much more than the initial value and right now Osimhen is actually is as there is no one close to replace him at Napoli. Napoli will surely ask for 150m + Euro easily, there is no doubt about that unless they find someone exactly to replace him. They have already put a lot to get him and that's also another factor too. With recent drama around Osimhen, things can't be said for clear but from Napoli point of view they normally shouldn't budge below 150m euro valuation.

Indispensability is only one factor of many when the price for a player is determined, but the most important factor is the duration of the contract. The contract is often times the only tool the club has to make big money from a transfer. But when there is only one year of duration left, and this will be the case for Osimhen in the next summer, Napoli has to make a tough decision because now the player takes control and threatens to leave as a free agent after 12 months. That is when Napoli would have to pay him an unaffordable salary and lump sum to stay and extend the contract or when it is their last chance to cash in a good transfer fee and then prepare to get a replacement in the next 12 months.

[Oluwa-btc]

A great risk for Osimhen entering the Chelsea squad, IMO

I won't say that. That's the best environment for the growth of Victor Oshime, they need a young player like him. A cycle of young players.
That Chelsea squad would be awesome and great with his addition.
With Palmer behind Victor Oshime, Nkuku and the left wing and Raheem Sterling on the right, Enzo Fernandez and Caicedo pairing behind Palmer, they'll be the best club in Europe. But is Pochetino still the man for the Job?

I've just read a new related to Julian Alvarez joining Real Madrid and that is no rumor the young Argentine is ready to make a move of they come to agreement with Manchester City.
Rodrygo has been dormant this season, he could be sent on loan, as Real Madrid expectse the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and Julian Alvarez. Alvarez will make sense, I'd love to see that happening.

[Leviathan.007]

Bayern Munich made a weird decision and they want to sell their player Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting had a perfect performance in the last season for Bayern Munich and scored goals and helped his teams a lot but right now Bayer Munich has players like Kane and Mathys Tel and that's enough for them.
Maybe that's why they decided to sell Choupo-Moting.
  

[tusandii]

A great risk for Osimhen entering the Chelsea squad, IMO

I won't say that. That's the best environment for the growth of Victor Oshime, they need a young player like him. A cycle of young players.
That Chelsea squad would be awesome and great with his addition.
With Palmer behind Victor Oshime, Nkuku and the left wing and Raheem Sterling on the right, Enzo Fernandez and Caicedo pairing behind Palmer, they'll be the best club in Europe. But is Pochetino still the man for the Job?

I've just read a new related to Julian Alvarez joining Real Madrid and that is no rumor the young Argentine is ready to make a move of they come to agreement with Manchester City.
Rodrygo has been dormant this season, he could be sent on loan, as Real Madrid expectse the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and Julian Alvarez. Alvarez will make sense, I'd love to see that happening.

What I can understand from this conversation is that if Victor Osimhen leaves Napoli and accepts an offer from Chelsea, it will be very difficult to accept because Osimhen is a very talented player and we all know how and what the goal of talented player like Osimhen is to get a new club can strengthen their talents and bring them closer to other big competitions.
I can understand that maybe some people say Osimhen is suitable to join Chelsea and it is true that it would be very suitable for Chelsea but not for Osimhen because the desire of this talented player to be able to appear to win titles in the Champions League, while joining Chelsea will be very burdensome again like at Napoli who will only be relied on to win the domestic league title without being able to win the Champions League trophy.

[nurilham]

Bayern Munich made a weird decision and they want to sell their player Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting had a perfect performance in the last season for Bayern Munich and scored goals and helped his teams a lot but right now Bayer Munich has players like Kane and Mathys Tel and that's enough for them.
Maybe that's why they decided to sell Choupo-Moting.

Why it is weird? I think it is a good decision to sell Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting. He is already 34 years old, Bayern Munich won't expect too much for this old player anymore. Moreover, Bayern Munich has too many strikers now, they have 4 strikers (Kane, Muller, Mathys Tel, Choupo-Moting). In their lineup, they mostly only use 1 striker. So, having 4 strikers seems too many for them. It is better to sell 1 striker to reduce the burden of players' salary at least.

By the way, in the current season, the performance of Choupo-Moting seems not really satisfyingly. He already played 6 times (6 appearances), sadly he only scored 1 goal so far. I can understand it is probably because he is getting rarely to play due to the arrival of Harry Kane. So, it is better to move to another, he may get more chances to play in a new club.

[QueenVera]

A great risk for Osimhen entering the Chelsea squad, IMO

I won't say that. That's the best environment for the growth of Victor Oshime, they need a young player like him. A cycle of young players.
That Chelsea squad would be awesome and great with his addition.
With Palmer behind Victor Oshime, Nkuku and the left wing and Raheem Sterling on the right, Enzo Fernandez and Caicedo pairing behind Palmer, they'll be the best club in Europe. But is Pochetino still the man for the Job?

I've just read a new related to Julian Alvarez joining Real Madrid and that is no rumor the young Argentine is ready to make a move of they come to agreement with Manchester City.
Rodrygo has been dormant this season, he could be sent on loan, as Real Madrid expectse the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and Julian Alvarez. Alvarez will make sense, I'd love to see that happening.

What I can understand from this conversation is that if Victor Osimhen leaves Napoli and accepts an offer from Chelsea, it will be very difficult to accept because Osimhen is a very talented player and we all know how and what the goal of talented player like Osimhen is to get a new club can strengthen their talents and bring them closer to other big competitions.
I can understand that maybe some people say Osimhen is suitable to join Chelsea and it is true that it would be very suitable for Chelsea but not for Osimhen because the desire of this talented player to be able to appear to win titles in the Champions League, while joining Chelsea will be very burdensome again like at Napoli who will only be relied on to win the domestic league title without being able to win the Champions League trophy.

Well I don't think Victor Osimhen would love to remain at Napoli but when if he leaves it would be during the summer, I learnt Chelsea are one of the clubs asking for his demand but I doubt if Osimhen would want to move over to  Chelsea cause it might not be beneficial to his career and it would only be if they'll guarantee him champions league football next season, Chelsea are not in any of the Major European competitions but are currently on where they're expected in the standings and we're not sure yet if they'll finish in the top 4.

 However I'd they succeed in persuading him to join there team and could afford to pay a hefty bill for him, I think it would be a very big boost for the team, cause he could be the missing piece they've being in need of since after the era of Didier Drogba, he'll bring balance to their front three and help take the club back to the top 4.

[baeva]

I think it's obvious to everyone that this league would not be the best place for his son to start a real professional career. Moreover Ronaldo himself has repeatedly said that he is not happy with his son's attitude to sport etc, because he can't keep discipline, so who knows what will come out of him in football. In fact, you can count on your fingers the number of footballers who have continued the work of his father with the same success and Ronaldo Jr. will be very difficult to reach the same heights

It may not the best league for some to start a real professional career like the one Ronaldo probably aspires for his kid. But nevertheless, he’s got to start someplace. And a starting point could quickly be forgotten if the talent and skills for the sport is there.

Besides, I think it wouldn’t be too difficult to get his kid a spot in any club he wants as the kid actually has got some talent in the sport. I guess only time would tell if he has the spunk he father had and still do throughout his football career.

It's more about academies, because he's still small, but when it comes to a professional career, it will depend on Ronaldo Jr. whether any team wants to sign him or not. It's too early to say, but in reality there are really few kids who have been as successful as their fathers, and it will be unrealistic for him to outdo his father, that's a fact

[Furious 7]

Bayern Munich made a weird decision and they want to sell their player Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting had a perfect performance in the last season for Bayern Munich and scored goals and helped his teams a lot but right now Bayer Munich has players like Kane and Mathys Tel and that's enough for them.
Maybe that's why they decided to sell Choupo-Moting.
  

I don't think this will be something strange because after all now Bayern already have Kane so it will be difficult for Chopo Mouting to compete for their main place especially seeing from the current scheme it seems that Tuchel prefers to play one striker as a foundation rather than a formation with 2 or 3 strikers but indeed 1 striker is supported by several good second strikers and Chopo Mouting has no chance here.

In addition, there may be some other considerations by selling Chopo Mouting and looking for other alternatives with the fresh money they get from the sale. Even though he played very well last season but in the end when he lost the competition rather than hampering the career of Mouting then it is better for him to go to a club that needs his services.

[snipie]

Bayern Munich made a weird decision and they want to sell their player Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting had a perfect performance in the last season for Bayern Munich and scored goals and helped his teams a lot but right now Bayer Munich has players like Kane and Mathys Tel and that's enough for them.
Maybe that's why they decided to sell Choupo-Moting.

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting is a good player and helped Bayern Munich in many occasions. The problem is there is Harry Kane who is doing pretty well and Tel who is helpful also. There is another thing, his contract expires next summer and losing him for free will be a waste even though he joined them as free agent.
There is Manchester United that might consider this opportunity especially with their dysfunctional team. Inter Milan was the other team that was interested in bringing him in the previous transfer window.

[tiCeR]

I think it's obvious to everyone that this league would not be the best place for his son to start a real professional career. Moreover Ronaldo himself has repeatedly said that he is not happy with his son's attitude to sport etc, because he can't keep discipline, so who knows what will come out of him in football. In fact, you can count on your fingers the number of footballers who have continued the work of his father with the same success and Ronaldo Jr. will be very difficult to reach the same heights

It may not the best league for some to start a real professional career like the one Ronaldo probably aspires for his kid. But nevertheless, he’s got to start someplace. And a starting point could quickly be forgotten if the talent and skills for the sport is there.

Besides, I think it wouldn’t be too difficult to get his kid a spot in any club he wants as the kid actually has got some talent in the sport. I guess only time would tell if he has the spunk he father had and still do throughout his football career.

It's more about academies, because he's still small, but when it comes to a professional career, it will depend on Ronaldo Jr. whether any team wants to sign him or not. It's too early to say, but in reality there are really few kids who have been as successful as their fathers, and it will be unrealistic for him to outdo his father, that's a fact

It doesn't only depend on himself. It is quite a difference whether your father is Ronaldo or some unknown guy from a place nobody knows. Unknown players have to prove a lot more and they have to prove that they carry that superstar gene in their body. But for Cristiano Jr. this isn't part of the vetting process. Teams that would be on interest to Cristiano Jr. would always give him a chance for a season because I think there isn't too much to doubt that he has talent. Whether it is good enough to have a professional career remains to be seen, but a club would be stupid to not give him a try if they are able to do so. It doesn't cost them anything and if it happens to be the case that Jr. is similarly talented, it could be the scouting jackpot for them.

[Alpha Marine]

A great risk for Osimhen entering the Chelsea squad, IMO

I won't say that. That's the best environment for the growth of Victor Oshime, they need a young player like him. A cycle of young players.
That Chelsea squad would be awesome and great with his addition.
With Palmer behind Victor Oshime, Nkuku and the left wing and Raheem Sterling on the right, Enzo Fernandez and Caicedo pairing behind Palmer, they'll be the best club in Europe. But is Pochetino still the man for the Job?

Osimhen going to Chelsea now would be very wrong for his career. Chelsea doesn't need a young striker, they need an experienced striker, someone like Harry Kane.
The best place for Osimhen could have been Bayern Munich but they already got Kane now. He has to think carefully before committing to join any other club. Juventus would not be a bad destination either.

I've just read a new related to Julian Alvarez joining Real Madrid and that is no rumor the young Argentine is ready to make a move of they come to agreement with Manchester City.
Rodrygo has been dormant this season, he could be sent on loan, as Real Madrid expectse the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and Julian Alvarez. Alvarez will make sense, I'd love to see that happening.

Julian Alvarez to Madrid is a good move, but unfortunately, that's not going to happen. There's no way Pep would let him leave, except he really wants to leave.
Alvarez is one of the best U23 players in the world and I don't see how Pep would let a young star like that go.

[Leviathan.007]

José Mourinho is getting near to Saudi Arabian more than any time. Since he couldn't have a good performance in Roma there's the possibility for this famous coach to lose his job in Serie A and since some Saudi team wanted to hire this coach even during the last summer. Now there is a higher possibility for us to see José Mourinho in the Saudi League.



https://dailysports.net/news/mourinhos-arrival-in-saudi-arabia-came-prematurely-real-has-contemplated-the-return-of-special-one/

[Stepstowealth]

Osimhen going to Chelsea now would be very wrong for his career. Chelsea doesn't need a young striker, they need an experienced striker, someone like Harry Kane.
The best place for Osimhen could have been Bayern Munich but they already got Kane now. He has to think carefully before committing to join any other club. Juventus would not be a bad destination either.

It will be good to see Osimhen play in the premier league, if not Chelsea, another club. But It will be nice to see him compete with Haaland, and Hojlund for the highest goal scorer in the league. Osimhen is prone to injury, Chelsea's striker Nkunku is also prone to injuries, so  Osimhen may not be the exact solution for redemption of the club. Chelsea do not only need a striker, they need a striker with experience that is not injury prone.

Julian Alvarez to Madrid is a good move, but unfortunately, that's not going to happen. There's no way Pep would let him leave, except he really wants to leave.
Alvarez is one of the best U23 players in the world and I don't see how Pep would let a young star like that go.

Pep can do without any player, he always has replacements. I f Alvarez wants a move to Real Madrid and he really wants it, Pep will let him go.