⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[ajiz138]

Mudryk is a player full of talent. Don't let Chelsea regret it like they sold Kevin De Bruyne or like they sold Mo Salah.
Mauricio Pochettino doesn't know how to exploit Mudryk's potential. I agree that there are Premier League fans who follow all the developments of the competing teams and say that Mudryk is on the wrong side with the right coach.
If Chelsea want to sell Mudryk, it is better for Mudryk than him staying at Chelsea and not getting the opportunity to show his abilities.

Chelsea has always been impatient, but it should be at a price above $100 million that meets the club's expectations but Mudryk cannot perform well so maybe Chelsea's patience has run out to sell him.

Why isn't there a loan option to another club so he can get more flying hours in the Premier League? I know the problem in terms of price because surely Chelsea will set a high price even if it is on loan.

Pochettino is not a classy coach now, he has failed to develop Chelsea better because in my opinion what he is doing with his strategy is still not optimal now he still has a chance, if in two seasons there is no change I am sure Pochettino will be kicked out of Chelsea.

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DeZerbi is the main target of Liverlpool as coach after Klopp.

Klopp also will skip 1 year, he needs to rest.

When Klopp announced he was leaving Liverpool he said he was running out of energy. Xabi Alonso and Roberto De Zerbi have been mentioned in the press, but I think Steven Gerard could be Liverpool's manager in a surprise move. He is the manager of the club El Alliance but if he gets an offer from Liverpool I'm sure he would accept it anywhere in the world. He is a Liverpool legend. If the top managers like Xabi Alonso or Roberto De Zerbi don't come to Liverpool, he would come to Liverpool immediately.

If Klopp leaves Liverpool at the end of the season, I believe the best coach to replace him is Xabi Alonso because he is a very talented coach who can win many trophies for the club and is among the best coaches in the world. I just believe Bayern Leverkusen can win the Bundesliga title this time because even Bayern Munich can no longer compete with them. I don't know what is wrong with Tuchel is performances is getting weak,And I don't think Bayern Munich can make it to the Champions League quarterfinals anymore because of how they played against Lazio, but we'll see what happens in the second leg of the competition. I just prefer they get Xabi Alonso when Klopp leaves the club at the conclusion of the season, and I believe Klopp will win the Premier League before he leaves.

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Still remember mudryk price?
The most expensive player bought by Chelsea in the winter of 2022 will reportedly be sold by Chelsea next summer, In fact, Chelsea offered Mudryk to Bayern Munich last winter, but because of Mudryk poor performance with Chelsea so far, of course Munich has shifted the transfer target to Bryan Zaragoza, currently it looks like Chelsea has lost patience with Mudryk so according FOOTBALL INSIDER Chelsea will immediately sell him at the risk of a big loss, bought for almost 100 million euros but up to now Mudryk has not made a big contribution to Chelsea and instead Mudryk can only be a burden on the team, in Chelsea last 3 matches, Mudryk didn't even get a chance to play at all,so the issue of selling Mudryk next summer is getting stronger.
It's worth waiting to see what price Chelsea will set to sell their most expensive player in next summer, because I think if Chelsea don't set a low selling price then no club might want to buy him.

Source : FOOTBALL INSIDER

It's a shame that he's still young and has potential but doesn't shine at Chelsea. Moreover, he was bought at a fantastic price for a player who has never won a prestigious trophy in the big leagues.
There is a big possibility that if someone wants to take his services, it will be mediocre clubs. Especially when Chelsea wears number 10, it is very difficult to imagine with his current performance. Selling at a loss is the solution for his future career.

Of the many failed transfers that Chelsea have made, perhaps Mudryk is one of the most fraudulent investments they have ever made. It was a wise choice to let go of Mudryk, maybe some of the money could be returned even though Chelsea had to accept a huge loss. Mudryk may have chosen the wrong club and the timing wasn't right, because currently most of Chelsea players are filled with young players who can't help him develop for the better.

If Mudryk joins a mediocre club, maybe he can get more playing time, calculate to hone his skills to become better. However, it looks like the Blues will have difficulty cashing in on the winger, because his price is very expensive and his salary is also very large. An alternative solution that the Blues management might use is to loan Mudryk to another club, with a permanent purchase option in the end. Personally I still don't understand why Chelsea recruited him, plus the price is very expensive.

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It's worth waiting to see what price Chelsea will set to sell their most expensive player in next summer, because I think if Chelsea don't set a low selling price then no club might want to buy him.

There will be alot of clubs that will be lining up for him out of the EPL. He is young and decent player, probably not good enough for EPL standard but obviously cut above the rest on most league. Something around $25-40mil will probably be settled in for him, I dont see any reason some club would bids him higher than this number. Anyway, Chelsea is in a deep shit performance right now so expecting him to carry the burden of the whole team is a joke

I personally think he is decent enough though but Chelsea definitely made a huge mistake by paying that high to sign him a year ago

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Of the many failed transfers that Chelsea have made, perhaps Mudryk is one of the most fraudulent investments they have ever made. It was a wise choice to let go of Mudryk, maybe some of the money could be returned even though Chelsea had to accept a huge loss. Mudryk may have chosen the wrong club and the timing wasn't right, because currently most of Chelsea players are filled with young players who can't help him develop for the better.

If Mudryk joins a mediocre club, maybe he can get more playing time, calculate to hone his skills to become better. However, it looks like the Blues will have difficulty cashing in on the winger, because his price is very expensive and his salary is also very large. An alternative solution that the Blues management might use is to loan Mudryk to another club, with a permanent purchase option in the end. Personally I still don't understand why Chelsea recruited him, plus the price is very expensive.

At the moment I don't think we can refer to just one player because looking at some of the players Chelsea have bought almost all of their players cannot make a good contribution and that doesn't just refer to Mudryk in attack but for midfield like Enzo or even Caicedo's expensive purchases to date have had no impact.
I personally only see their most successful purchase this season is Palmer alone and not for others.

There are so many players who are considered very good players and bought very expensively by Chelsea who cannot make a good contribution.
We may know that Nkunku, Enzo, Caicedo and even Lavia are among the players who have good progress if you look at their performance at the previous club but when they are at Chelsea it becomes very bad and like losing control of the game they do until now.
But with so many players failing at least we know that this is not the fault of the players but indeed it is Chelsea's management who cannot utilize their performance which makes the players' performance decline.

[Oluwa-btc]

DeZerbi is the main target of Liverlpool as coach after Klopp.

Klopp also will skip 1 year, he needs to rest.

When Klopp announced he was leaving Liverpool he said he was running out of energy. Xabi Alonso and Roberto De Zerbi have been mentioned in the press, but I think Steven Gerard could be Liverpool's manager in a surprise move. He is the manager of the club El Alliance but if he gets an offer from Liverpool I'm sure he would accept it anywhere in the world. He is a Liverpool legend. If the top managers like Xabi Alonso or Roberto De Zerbi don't come to Liverpool, he would come to Liverpool immediately.

How can you mention Steven Gerrard? This is wickedness you know? Maybe you didn't see how badly he did with Aston Villa, Yes?
Steven Gerrard is not that man for Liverpool, Maybe because you watched him in his playing days and thought, he'd do wellas a manager gladly for them but I'm thinking otherwise.

Xabi Alonso has also been reported to be close to full conclusion with Bayern Munich right now and will not be considering the move to Liverpool anymore.
For Roberto De Zebri? He has been heavily linked with the move to Barcelona and I believe he is just the perfect man for those plans they have.

[Docnaster]

Hansi Flick favours the Barcelona job over a potential return to Bayern. No contact has taken place with Bayern so far. The feeling is that Flick would like to coach Barça and try an experience abroad, but Barça will take some time before deciding on their new manager. Flick can only wait on this one, but for sure he’d love to become the new Barcelona manager

Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1760216525825269824

Hansi Flick seems to be in the conversation for being the new coach of Barcelona. I am not sure if this is true or not. Because I find it hard to trust any news article at this moment. All of them seem to go for the views.

I think if he does get the offer to manage Bayern Munich, he might take that. Actually, there is no reason to not take the Bayern Munich job and choose Barcelona at the moment. Because every coach knows that Barcelona is not in a good financial situation. And the squad is also very good for Bayern Munich when compared to Barcelona at this moment. That's why I doubt this.

Hansi Flick had a very successful spell as a Bayern Munich manager and was the one who helped the club to win the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League title while also guiding them to win the German Bundesliga title that same season but unfortunately for him he couldn't replicate his Bayern Munich success when he coached the German national team.

I'm yet to read the news that he's going to be the next manager of Barcelona but judging from this post, it means that there's a rumour already about the German manager becoming the successor of Xavi Hernandez at Barcelona after the end of the current season. But considering the financial crises at Barcelona, I think it'll be very difficult for Hansi Flick to have a successful spell at Barcelona but that still doesn't mean he can't defy the odds to become one of the best managers the club have had since Pep Guardiola left the club.

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Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1760216525825269824

Hansi Flick seems to be in the conversation for being the new coach of Barcelona. I am not sure if this is true or not. Because I find it hard to trust any news article at this moment. All of them seem to go for the views.

I think if he does get the offer to manage Bayern Munich, he might take that. Actually, there is no reason to not take the Bayern Munich job and choose Barcelona at the moment. Because every coach knows that Barcelona is not in a good financial situation. And the squad is also very good for Bayern Munich when compared to Barcelona at this moment. That's why I doubt this.

If I'm not mistaken, not long ago Xavi Hernandez said that this season would be his last season with Barcelona, ​​Hansi Flick's name emerged as a hot topic of conversation who seemed to be targeting Barcelona to replace Xavi at Barcelona. Several newspapers reported that Hansi Flick was the main option to handle Barcelona. additionally, Fabrizio Romano has provided some insight into Hansi Flick's preferences currently being linked with jobs at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
Speaking exclusively to Caughoffside in his latest Daily Briefing column, Romano explains that Flick appears to have a clear ambition to coach Barcelona, ​​and the former Bayern Munich and Germany coach appears keen to try a new challenge abroad.

Likewise with several newspapers that I have read, unfortunately I forgot the reference to the media that reported it. Reportedly, Hansi Flick is studying Spanish. Plus, Gundohan also participated in providing comments. despite the fact, he doesn't want to say anything related to Barcelona. Gundohan just said, Hansi Flick is a great person and a great coach too. additionally, the last report I read referred to romano. Hansi Flick has no contact with Bayern Munich yet and would love a job at Barcelona as he eyes a new challenge outside Germany. well, let's just make sure what the certainty will be before this competition ends.

[KTChampions]

Hansi Flick had a very successful spell as a Bayern Munich manager and was the one who helped the club to win the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League title while also guiding them to win the German Bundesliga title that same season but unfortunately for him he couldn't replicate his Bayern Munich success when he coached the German national team.

I'm yet to read the news that he's going to be the next manager of Barcelona but judging from this post, it means that there's a rumour already about the German manager becoming the successor of Xavi Hernandez at Barcelona after the end of the current season. But considering the financial crises at Barcelona, I think it'll be very difficult for Hansi Flick to have a successful spell at Barcelona but that still doesn't mean he can't defy the odds to become one of the best managers the club have had since Pep Guardiola left the club.

I don’t know if he will end up in Barcelona, but it seems to me that if so, then he should receive some guarantees regarding the Barcelona squad. At the moment, all this looks as random as possible (in the future) and it is literally unclear who he will train. It’s probably cool to take a club in crisis and raise it to its former heights, but there is a high risk that there simply won’t be the resources for this, and given that Real Madrid will be on the rise in the coming years (with Mbappe they have literally 3 players from the world top 5) this risk is simply enormous.

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Hansi Flick had a very successful spell as a Bayern Munich manager and was the one who helped the club to win the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League title while also guiding them to win the German Bundesliga title that same season but unfortunately for him he couldn't replicate his Bayern Munich success when he coached the German national team.

I'm yet to read the news that he's going to be the next manager of Barcelona but judging from this post, it means that there's a rumour already about the German manager becoming the successor of Xavi Hernandez at Barcelona after the end of the current season. But considering the financial crises at Barcelona, I think it'll be very difficult for Hansi Flick to have a successful spell at Barcelona but that still doesn't mean he can't defy the odds to become one of the best managers the club have had since Pep Guardiola left the club.

I don’t know if he will end up in Barcelona, but it seems to me that if so, then he should receive some guarantees regarding the Barcelona squad. At the moment, all this looks as random as possible (in the future) and it is literally unclear who he will train. It’s probably cool to take a club in crisis and raise it to its former heights, but there is a high risk that there simply won’t be the resources for this, and given that Real Madrid will be on the rise in the coming years (with Mbappe they have literally 3 players from the world top 5) this risk is simply enormous.

It wouldn't be a certainty because either way it would be very difficult for Barcelona to promise something they can't do next season.
We know their problems are still based on a poor financial situation and next season will be the same so whoever the coach is who will coach Barcelona and replace Xavi they must be aware of this condition because no matter what the problem of their crisis will not be overcome because Barcelona sometimes consider this as something trivial and it can be seen from the way they give a reaction that seems normal in the midst of the crisis they are experiencing.

The real big challenge for Xavi replacement coach at Barcelona is that they must try to survive in the midst of a crisis that continues to be irreparable.

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How can you mention Steven Gerrard? This is wickedness you know? Maybe you didn't see how badly he did with Aston Villa, Yes?
Steven Gerrard is not that man for Liverpool, Maybe because you watched him in his playing days and thought, he'd do wellas a manager gladly for them but I'm thinking otherwise.

Xabi Alonso has also been reported to be close to full conclusion with Bayern Munich right now and will not be considering the move to Liverpool anymore.
For Roberto De Zebri? He has been heavily linked with the move to Barcelona and I believe he is just the perfect man for those plans they have.

There are too many rumors about Jurgen Klopp's successor at Liverpool, but we might be surprised when the management makes a decision. Several famous and experienced coaches have been linked with Liverpool, but I believe Liverpool have a good plan to sign one of them. They won't get the same coach as Jurgen Klopp, but Liverpool will have to get one of the best to keep the Premier League competition great.

Some coaches with Spanish passports are great coaches, but most of them still have long-term contracts with their current teams. I wonder, is it possible for Liverpool to approach Xavi and discuss the project?

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Currently there is still no sign of Kane leaving the Alianz Arena because after all this can be considered the first season even though he played from the previous season but it was only a few matches before he got the trophy for the first time.

True. I also feel we have no sign that Harry Kane will leave Bayern Munich. He is the main striker of Bayern Munich and he is the ideal machine goal there. If Bayern Munich sells him, Bayern Munich will be difficult to get the new striker with the same quality as Harry Kane. It is just the first season, it is normal if Harry Kane still can't win the trophy in his first season. He probably wins the trophy in the next season.

I agree, now it's time for Harry Kane to stay at Bayern Munich and win trophies just one bad season not mean he leaves and now try some other place Bayern Munich is one of the best club which have great potential to win trophies even their current season is not good, but things can take good change, and they could be at their best in coming season it is just matter of time

He actually didn't play so badly, he is the top scorer of Bundesliga. I'm sure Harry Kane will be the top scorer in this season, no other strikers can compete with him. If Bayern Munich fails to win the trophy this season, it is not caused by Harry Kane. Every one must assume Tuchel has the responsibility for the bad performance of Bayern Munich this season.

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When Klopp announced he was leaving Liverpool he said he was running out of energy. Xabi Alonso and Roberto De Zerbi have been mentioned in the press, but I think Steven Gerard could be Liverpool's manager in a surprise move. He is the manager of the club El Alliance but if he gets an offer from Liverpool I'm sure he would accept it anywhere in the world. He is a Liverpool legend. If the top managers like Xabi Alonso or Roberto De Zerbi don't come to Liverpool, he would come to Liverpool immediately.

How can you mention Steven Gerrard? This is wickedness you know? Maybe you didn't see how badly he did with Aston Villa, Yes?
Steven Gerrard is not that man for Liverpool, Maybe because you watched him in his playing days and thought, he'd do wellas a manager gladly for them but I'm thinking otherwise.

Xabi Alonso has also been reported to be close to full conclusion with Bayern Munich right now and will not be considering the move to Liverpool anymore.
For Roberto De Zebri? He has been heavily linked with the move to Barcelona and I believe he is just the perfect man for those plans they have.

Steven Gerrard is not a decent coach even though he is a Liverpool legend it is not a benchmark that will make Liverpool better, we know how Gerrard handled Aston Villa it was bad the same thing with Lampard who handled Chelsea equally bad. 

Xabi Alonso is now getting closer to Bayern Munich, maybe the agreement will be accelerated considering that Tuchel has no chance in the Bayern Munich chair.
Zebri? I'm not sure he can handle Liverpool well afterwards but we want to hear more about which option Liverpool will choose.

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Liverpool will not suffer but continue to excel in their EPL matches, a bold start for this elite team. Liverpool board have been working on the crucial replacement of their current coach, Jurgen Klopp is leaving and this is purely bad news for the Reds. But that doesn't mean they will relent but keep working on making the team remained formidable as they are this season and over the decades. Jurgen Klopp have clear his mind and he's keen on exiting Anfield. Liverpool will turn out to be like Napoli in Italian league because their prominent coach is leaving at the end of the season and this have become something to worry about.

It's so easy to say but the truth is that there is going to be a new form of transition in Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp was asked about the future of Mohammed Salah about in Liverpool and he confirmed that he will be leaving the club after this season, now it's not only Klopp that will leave the club, Salah will leave the club by the end of the season and I'm sure there will be more players that would want to leave the club because of these two people, there is no way that club will be like the peak of Klopp.

Liverpool looks more like Napoli but their own player didn't left, Osimhen help them to win the Leagu and he is there but the manager didn't perform well after winning the title but the case of Liverpool, Klopp is going to leave immediately which means a replacement is coming and that new coach will come with new style, new players because many will leave and will be replaced and there is going to be another style of play entirely. Even if the coach is good, it will take time before the new players bond with each other.

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Steven Gerrard is not a decent coach even though he is a Liverpool legend it is not a benchmark that will make Liverpool better, we know how Gerrard handled Aston Villa it was bad the same thing with Lampard who handled Chelsea equally bad. 

Xabi Alonso is now getting closer to Bayern Munich, maybe the agreement will be accelerated considering that Tuchel has no chance in the Bayern Munich chair.
Zebri? I'm not sure he can handle Liverpool well afterwards but we want to hear more about which option Liverpool will choose.

Sometimes being a legendary player and always playing well as a player is not a benchmark that they will be successful as a coach.
This depends on how the coaching method and expertise of each in training because after all, achievements as a player and coach are sometimes different.
A good example by bringing Lampard at Chelsea in this case although it does not rule out the possibility that we see several coaches such as Zidane in Madrid and Xavi in Barcelona who have good performance but on the other hand this goes back to expertise because after all being a player and coach is a different proportion.

On the other hand, for Gerrard at this time for Liverpool is a gamble. Indeed we know that he is a legend but on the other hand it will not be suitable as a benchmark that he will be able to support Liverpool even though he is a former Liverpool legend.

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How can you mention Steven Gerrard? This is wickedness you know? Maybe you didn't see how badly he did with Aston Villa, Yes?
Steven Gerrard is not that man for Liverpool, Maybe because you watched him in his playing days and thought, he'd do wellas a manager gladly for them but I'm thinking otherwise.

Xabi Alonso has also been reported to be close to full conclusion with Bayern Munich right now and will not be considering the move to Liverpool anymore.
For Roberto De Zebri? He has been heavily linked with the move to Barcelona and I believe he is just the perfect man for those plans they have.

There are too many rumors about Jurgen Klopp's successor at Liverpool, but we might be surprised when the management makes a decision. Several famous and experienced coaches have been linked with Liverpool, but I believe Liverpool have a good plan to sign one of them. They won't get the same coach as Jurgen Klopp, but Liverpool will have to get one of the best to keep the Premier League competition great.

Some coaches with Spanish passports are great coaches, but most of them still have long-term contracts with their current teams. I wonder, is it possible for Liverpool to approach Xavi and discuss the project?

With Klopp also leaving, I won't be boggled if his boys end up leaving the club at the end of the season. Players like Mo Salah, Virgil Van Dirk, Alexander Arnold and lastly Darwin Nunez, that I do not think will happen because he is locked in with the club and also, Liverpool has rebuffed the offers anyways.

Xavi Hernandez? Surprised you'd consider him but he did a pretty good job for Barcelona though last season. Jurgen Klopp has done enough in the last nine years with em.
Maybe all Xavi Hernandez would need would be the funds to get players that fits into whatever project he has in mind.

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Steven Gerrard is not a decent coach even though he is a Liverpool legend it is not a benchmark that will make Liverpool better, we know how Gerrard handled Aston Villa it was bad the same thing with Lampard who handled Chelsea equally bad. 

Xabi Alonso is now getting closer to Bayern Munich, maybe the agreement will be accelerated considering that Tuchel has no chance in the Bayern Munich chair.
Zebri? I'm not sure he can handle Liverpool well afterwards but we want to hear more about which option Liverpool will choose.

Sometimes being a legendary player and always playing well as a player is not a benchmark that they will be successful as a coach.
This depends on how the coaching method and expertise of each in training because after all, achievements as a player and coach are sometimes different.
A good example by bringing Lampard at Chelsea in this case although it does not rule out the possibility that we see several coaches such as Zidane in Madrid and Xavi in Barcelona who have good performance but on the other hand this goes back to expertise because after all being a player and coach is a different proportion.

On the other hand, for Gerrard at this time for Liverpool is a gamble. Indeed we know that he is a legend but on the other hand it will not be suitable as a benchmark that he will be able to support Liverpool even though he is a former Liverpool legend.

Yes this is so true and I am not sure how many people do the easy transfer of the quality of a player to then later become a coach of the same quality.

It's both ways actually. There have been awful football players that became excellent coaches and there have been excellent players that have become awful coaches. It's really two totally different jobs.

I think as a coach you are not a team player in the sense as you are as a player. You have full responsibility and of course there are skills that are similar or overlap between the two positions, but it's still a different thing to lead a whole team instead of taking care of your single position in a game.

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With Klopp also leaving, I won't be boggled if his boys end up leaving the club at the end of the season. Players like Mo Salah, Virgil Van Dirk, Alexander Arnold and lastly Darwin Nunez, that I do not think will happen because he is locked in with the club and also, Liverpool has rebuffed the offers anyways.

Xavi Hernandez? Surprised you'd consider him but he did a pretty good job for Barcelona though last season. Jurgen Klopp has done enough in the last nine years with em.
Maybe all Xavi Hernandez would need would be the funds to get players that fits into whatever project he has in mind.

This are the most love players by Klopp and they loved him too, you can't seperate them but I'm not sure if all these ones will live at a spot. Salah is going because his contract will expire by the end of the seasom and Klopp know his best reason why he is leaving the club but the rest of the players you mentioned like Darwin Nunez has till 2028, he can't just leave like that unless there is a buy cluse included in his contracts but I even doubt if a player with long year duration will want to signed a cluse like that with such year.

Liverpool is not too different from Barcelona, if Xavi should live Barcelona and comes Liverpool then I will consider him as one of the managers that are good in field but bad at manjunf good choice. They only frustrate him if he comes to Liverpool, with the departure of Klopp. There is going to be lot of changes and surely, there will be a lot of changes that will come with high pressure just like Barcelona is stressing his life to win Laliga trophy.

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Mbappè salary will be 25m€ yearly + a signup bonus of 125mil.

Real Madrid has no problem of money so...

[Oluwa-btc]

When Klopp announced he was leaving Liverpool he said he was running out of energy. Xabi Alonso and Roberto De Zerbi have been mentioned in the press, but I think Steven Gerard could be Liverpool's manager in a surprise move. He is the manager of the club El Alliance but if he gets an offer from Liverpool I'm sure he would accept it anywhere in the world. He is a Liverpool legend. If the top managers like Xabi Alonso or Roberto De Zerbi don't come to Liverpool, he would come to Liverpool immediately.

How can you mention Steven Gerrard? This is wickedness you know? Maybe you didn't see how badly he did with Aston Villa, Yes?
Steven Gerrard is not that man for Liverpool, Maybe because you watched him in his playing days and thought, he'd do wellas a manager gladly for them but I'm thinking otherwise.

Xabi Alonso has also been reported to be close to full conclusion with Bayern Munich right now and will not be considering the move to Liverpool anymore.
For Roberto De Zebri? He has been heavily linked with the move to Barcelona and I believe he is just the perfect man for those plans they have.

Steven Gerrard is not a decent coach even though he is a Liverpool legend it is not a benchmark that will make Liverpool better, we know how Gerrard handled Aston Villa it was bad the same thing with Lampard who handled Chelsea equally bad. 

Xabi Alonso is now getting closer to Bayern Munich, maybe the agreement will be accelerated considering that Tuchel has no chance in the Bayern Munich chair.
Zebri? I'm not sure he can handle Liverpool well afterwards but we want to hear more about which option Liverpool will choose.

Roberto De Zebri? That's one man I respect, I'd love to play under him, such beautiful build up they have from the defenders. Pep Guardiola also sang praises of the man one time. He will yes do a good job for Liverpool, he now has a good understanding of the Premier League and would thrive. Though managing a top side like Liverpool Coles with a lot. He has a good understanding of the Champions League Competition and would do well with them.

Xabi Alonso is a big man. Believe me it's the best job for him now. Liverpool will take him a season to settle down amd would cos them a lot.
They should not mention coaches like Southgate, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard. All floppy disks.