⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Velvet78]

Musiala seems to be on the radar of some Premier League teams these days. Manchester City is the most rumoured team recently and Chelsea is also said to have joined the race for him.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Chelsea in the race. Todd Boehly likes to spend a lot of money obviously. However spending for players such as Musiala would be a logical action honestly. He is a great talent. 

Juventus has no money to recruit the new player last season. The club is now having greater chance to change the situation by selling some players. FYI, some players like bremer has got an interest from manchester united to recruit him, but juventus recently ordered by the court to pay ronaldo's remaining salaries owe by juventus once he was still juventus's players.
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Juventus have been told they must pay Cristiano Ronaldo £8.3million after losing an arbitration case to their former player, according to reports.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13320583/Juventus-ordered-pay-Cristiano-Ronaldo-8-3MILLION-losing-arbitration-case-against-former-player-unpaid-wages-Covid-19-pandemic.html

Yeah I know about their current financial condition. But I said that because of considering the revenues they will get by the end of the season maybe they might be able to make some good transfers this summer. I hope so at least otherwise I don't expect much change in Juventus success rate next season either. 

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[rendravolt]

Finally, bayern's deciding to keep jamal for another season instead of accepting an offer from other clubs. There are so many clubs are interesting to recruit him as anew player but it's unlikely to happen considering the fact that if musiala is one of important players owned by bayern munich.
This makes everything clear since musiala has been linked to the so many big clubs. Bayern does it right by block or deny any offers that were coming for him. Bayern is still playing in the UCL. This gives a chance for the club to win UCL trophy this season too.
Since this report came from skyport's reporter and im sure it has very high accuracy.

Previously, if I'm not mistaken, there were rumors that Manchester City was very interested in bringing in Jamal Musiala, but with this information, it doesn't look like that will happen in the near future. Bayern Munich will certainly not be tempted by such a fantastic offer and more than that they want their talented players to stay. I think Bayern Munich is doing the right thing because it is very rare for them to have a player as good as Jamal Musiala in the last few seasons.

On the other hand, I still believe that Bayern Munich will still be open to other offers in the future and that does not rule out the possibility that Bayern Munich wants to sell him when his market value is still very high. As a promising player, Jamal Musiala certainly wants to experience challenges in other European leagues, especially if he has already experienced various titles with Bayern Munich, but indeed the Champions League will be the end of his special career if he can achieve it with Bayern Munich.

[Alpha Marine]

Musiala seems to be on the radar of some Premier League teams these days. Manchester City is the most rumoured team recently and Chelsea is also said to have joined the race for him.

I don't see how Bayern Munich will let Musiala leave. I know that Bayern needs money but selling Musiala is out of the question. He's one of the hottest prospects in Europe currently. He's a player that can create chances and can also score, Musiala is a type of player that can decide a game on his own, so there is no way Bayern will let a player like that leave. They will rather not sign another player than let Musiala leave.

Musial and Kane are players in Bayern Munich that I know are not transferable. Kimmich is also one of such players, but I believe if a big money offer comes for Kimmich they might let him go, but not Musiala or Kane, except you're ready to pay double of their market value which would be about €250 million each for both players.
Bayern Munich normally are a team that finds it very difficult to let thier players go, talk more of letting a player like Musiala leave.
The rumours will also come up, interest from other teams will always come, but Bayern will not sell.

[topbitcoin]

Don't forget that I am not the biggest fan of Ronaldo because of his bad character, but his performances as a football player are not up for debate. Even when someone didn't like him, nobody could ever deny that he was one of the craziest goal machines football has ever seen. 2010/2011 was the first season he scored 40 goals in La Liga only, that was at the age 25/26. Rashford wouldn't have the potential to score such a number of goals in La Liga. Rashford's performances are far too erratic. Sometimes I like to watch him play as he is delivering with his speed and great technique, but then there are days where you have to first check more closely whether he is even playing.

We are not debating about the character of the players. We are just discussing some matters about Rashford and Ronaldo. I think Rashford has the potential like Ronaldo although he may never be like Ronaldo. Sure, Ronaldo could score many goals in his career because he was supported by many great players and was managed by brilliant coaches. Meanwhile Rashford has a different situation, he is growing in Man United when Man United is in a crisis. If you consider the condition of Man United, you must understand why Rashford's performance is still erratic.

Talking about character actually in my opinion it depends on the point of view because in the end no matter how good someone's character is it will not be considered good if we don't like it just like what happened to Ronaldo or other players who have a large level of popularity.
For example, in this case someone says that Ronaldo's on-field character is very bad because he is considered arrogant and wants to win alone but on the other hand not a few will praise him for his respectful and indiscriminate attitude in embracing people (players) who are smaller than him and not even a few people who praise his leadership on the field so I think it depends on the point of view we give because after all our assessment of a player will be tested because we like someone else like when someone will not like Ronaldo because of Messi or vice versa.

As for the performance of the comparison of Rashford and Ronaldo, I still feel that for the previous few seasons Rashford will have the potential and create his own era, it's just that for now with the performance that continues to decline every season it must be difficult to happen because believe it or not at Manchester United now especially for the last 2 seasons his performance has decreased and that is a fact that cannot be denied.

[lizarder]

So that's the problem, until now we can't confirm who will be Liverpool's coach for next season, and the question is still whether the new coach can bring Liverpool to play well quickly or not. Because like it or not, the adaptation process will occur, especially with the length of time they have worked with Jurgen Klopp. When there is a change, they definitely have to adjust from the start, especially if the coach has a different type of game to Jurgen Klopp.

Regarding Mohamad Salah, he can still stay at Liverpool but that is also not certain because the chance of him leaving is also there, especially if their new coach doesn't want Salah. It's not because he's bad, but usually the coach has the type of player he likes to be able to implement the strategy he will play. We have to see until the end of the season and we also have to see who will be the coach who will replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.

Changing coaches can usually give poor results for the team because they have to adapt first. Jurgen Klopp's departure will definitely make Liverpool not the same because the coaches' styles in handling teams are different. The new coach has to make adjustments and it is not easy to take a quick approach, this is a challenge that management may need to think about because if they get a coach who is different from Jurgen Klopp it will affect the team.

Maybe we have to wait to see how the change of coach goes and whether Mohammad Salah will stay or leave. Because Liverpool is trying to finish the season with the target of winning the league because in the European league they have dropped out of the title race after losing to representatives of Italy.

[Awaklara]

So that's the problem, until now we can't confirm who will be Liverpool's coach for next season, and the question is still whether the new coach can bring Liverpool to play well quickly or not. Because like it or not, the adaptation process will occur, especially with the length of time they have worked with Jurgen Klopp. When there is a change, they definitely have to adjust from the start, especially if the coach has a different type of game to Jurgen Klopp.

Regarding Mohamad Salah, he can still stay at Liverpool but that is also not certain because the chance of him leaving is also there, especially if their new coach doesn't want Salah. It's not because he's bad, but usually the coach has the type of player he likes to be able to implement the strategy he will play. We have to see until the end of the season and we also have to see who will be the coach who will replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.

Changing coaches can usually give poor results for the team because they have to adapt first. Jurgen Klopp's departure will definitely make Liverpool not the same because the coaches' styles in handling teams are different. The new coach has to make adjustments and it is not easy to take a quick approach, this is a challenge that management may need to think about because if they get a coach who is different from Jurgen Klopp it will affect the team.

Maybe we have to wait to see how the change of coach goes and whether Mohammad Salah will stay or leave. Because Liverpool is trying to finish the season with the target of winning the league because in the European league they have dropped out of the title race after losing to representatives of Italy.

What will be a challenge for the new coach to replace Klopp will be adjusting the game. It will be very difficult for the new coach to match Klopp's performance. we will not talk about achievements, because that will take time. but building a team as strong as Liverpool today will not be easy for the new coach. unless they get experienced ones.
especially if Liverpool and Klopp target to catch Man City and take the title. a bigger challenge for Liverpool's new coach in the future to maintain his team's performance.

[KTChampions]

I think now is a good time for Salah to leave because his physical form is still very good and in a new place he can show himself at a top level. The Saudi League has progressed significantly and now it is not enough to be a big brand - you have to work hard and bring real benefits. If Salah gets there with the right timing, he will be a very respected player, if not, then maybe the story with Benzema will repeat itself.

I don't think Salah is that old but he is not that Moh Salah that everyone used to know even as the club is sitting among the top 4 in the Premier League or maybe it's because PR is not going to his places again and it might also be as a result of voicing out about war, you know when you are been love world wide and you decide to speak as a human right supports, some people tend to hate you and they hope you he canceled for trying to support humanity.
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In less than two months, Salah will turn 32 years old. If you go back 10-15 years ago, most football players were already thinking about retiring at that age, and even now not everyone is such a mutant as Modric or Ronaldo to play much longer than these years. Besides, as I already wrote, in order to go to another championship you must be able to show something there. There are no guarantees that Salah will be able to do this at 34-35 years old.

[asriloni]

Salah leaving after Klopp leaves would make sense for Salah because it would mean that he could still play very well there and win something, and he would be playing with other good players there too, plus he would not be terrible yet, he is still a good player, but for Saudi league, if he stays at Liverpool, he is going to slowly get worse and worse, he is not going to be able to score as much and without Klopp to utilize him amazingly, the new manager could ruin his late Liverpool career.

The winger may have opened the scoring in Bergamo but he missed a glorious chance to drag the Reds right back into the quarter-final tie

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/liverpool-player-ratings-vs-atalanta-mohamed-salah/blt660c47a7a01b5a6a#csb409d9bd27a57013

It's time to sell him. Salah was not performing quite well and he has got the lowest rating in the match against atalanta. Im not seeing how potential he was like what he used to be. Salah is performing even worst in any season. The better for liverpool to sell him since salah is still performing quite well this time.
As reported by the article above if he missed many opportunities that could give liverpool chance to win the competition. Salah missed it all and it cost liverpool a chance to get into the semi final of europa league this season. I see no reason for FSG to keep hiim this time.
Time to get rid of him and recruit kudus from villa as his replacement. I strongly believe his season will be totally different under the new coach. Klopp is gonna leave soon and there's no reason to keep salah for another season.

So, finishing it with Klopp and going somewhere else would make it a lot better for him. He could make 100+ million a year there, and score bunch of goals and be a superstar, basically be like Ronaldo where it looks like he is still good.

I hope that it will come true to see salah leave from the club at the end of season. It's caused by his impact is getting less and less. I hope that liverpool will not be stupid enough in missing the momentum to sell him for a lot of money.
Things have been changing a lot for him and im surely believe that if there will be a lot of things to happen soon.

[hyudien]

Changing coaches can usually give poor results for the team because they have to adapt first. Jurgen Klopp's departure will definitely make Liverpool not the same because the coaches' styles in handling teams are different. The new coach has to make adjustments and it is not easy to take a quick approach, this is a challenge that management may need to think about because if they get a coach who is different from Jurgen Klopp it will affect the team.

Maybe we have to wait to see how the change of coach goes and whether Mohammad Salah will stay or leave. Because Liverpool is trying to finish the season with the target of winning the league because in the European league they have dropped out of the title race after losing to representatives of Italy.

I won't say they will perform badly with their new coach, but it is true that adaptation is a process that coaches and players must experience. They are lucky if they can get a coach who can adapt quickly, but if they get a coach who has to adapt over a longer period of time, of course that will also be a problem for them because at the start they will definitely be inconsistent.
I hope Liverpool can find a coach who is really right for them, so they can implement good games quickly. However, the end-of-season break will also give the coach time to adapt, so Liverpool must be able to get a coach as quickly as possible so that they have more time to be together and prepare everything for the coach they will appoint later. I hope they have a smooth process to get the coach they want, and if possible have a football philosophy that is not much different from Jurgen Klopp.

[Queentoshi]

Musiala seems to be on the radar of some Premier League teams these days. Manchester City is the most rumoured team recently and Chelsea is also said to have joined the race for him.

Musiala the young boy wonder has already claimed a place in the first team of Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich did not win the Bundesliga this season, but that should not be a good reason to want to leave Bayern to the premier league. If clubs like Real Madrid or Barcelona are in need of him, that is something to consider, but not the premier league, and most certainly should not be Chelsea where he will struggle or Manchester City in securing a first team position. See how players like Cole Palmer could not get full time at Manchester City, Musiala will be like that if he goes there.

What will be a challenge for the new coach to replace Klopp will be adjusting the game. It will be very difficult for the new coach to match Klopp's performance. we will not talk about achievements, because that will take time. but building a team as strong as Liverpool today will not be easy for the new coach. unless they get experienced ones.

Liverpool will struggle after their current coach leaves, unless the new coach that will be brought to the team has the same pattern as the present coach who is about leaving.

[makishart]

We've heard a lot about Naglesmann returning as Bayern's head coach since a few weeks ago till this time. He's clarified whether he wants to extend his contract with the German national team rather than return to Bayern Munich as a head coach to replace Tuchel which is answering all of rumors about his future. It's another disappointment for bayern munich caused by this club was doing the biggest mistake by sacking him without even explain the exact reason.
Bayern Munich is once again in a difficult situation after naglesmann rejected Bayern's offer. Bayern must be feeling a sense of shame because it was hoping after Naglesmann was fired. Naglesmann was making the correct decision for his future I hope he will always stays as german's coach.

According to Bild, Nagelsmann has made up his mind to continue with the German national team and sign an extension until 2026, which means that he would be drawing up their tactical blueprint for the World Cup that year. Under Nagelsmann's guidance, the German national team has shown promising signs of resurgence, hinting at a return to their former glory days. As preparations intensify for Euro 2024, Nagelsmann's decision to stay provides stability and continuity for the team, boosting morale and fostering optimism among players and fans alike.

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/bayern-munich-julian-nagelsmann-germany-contract-decision-harry-kane/blt0be30599e6a2d231#cs2cf3f3f2846ee79b


We will await a further response from Bayern Munich regarding naglesmann's response caused by it's also harming bayern munich's image. As far as I know, Bayern's sporting director has met with Naglesmann, but all attempts have failed. Bayern is currently looking for a replacement. I'm still wondering who will replace him.
I was removing Naglesmann from the list of potential coaches for Bayern Munich. It must be a disgrace for Bayern because its former coach turned down its offer.

This must be a lesson for Bayern officials, as they were constantly doing shit.

[tusandii]

Musiala seems to be on the radar of some Premier League teams these days. Manchester City is the most rumoured team recently and Chelsea is also said to have joined the race for him.

I don't see how Bayern Munich will let Musiala leave. I know that Bayern needs money but selling Musiala is out of the question. He's one of the hottest prospects in Europe currently. He's a player that can create chances and can also score, Musiala is a type of player that can decide a game on his own, so there is no way Bayern will let a player like that leave. They will rather not sign another player than let Musiala leave.

Bayern Munich is the richest club in the Bundesliga so I think the reason Bayern Munich sells players is not because they don't have the money but want to let go of players who they feel don't make enough contributions, Jamal Musiala is a young player that Munich has as well as an important player and he can help the striker when is needed so he can't just be let go. He will be an asset and a good future at Bayern Munich even though there are clubs that are interested in him. I don't think Bayern Munich will let that happen.

I'm sure that even though Bayern Munich doesn't sell players, it can still recruit the players it needs. So far, there have been no financial problems for Munich in recruiting expensive players as long as the players really play well, like Bayern who recruited players from rivals Borussia Dortmund and currently it seems like Munich is targeting Bayer Leverkusen players so that next season there will not be such strong competition from that club.

[onecall123]

So that's the problem, until now we can't confirm who will be Liverpool's coach for next season, and the question is still whether the new coach can bring Liverpool to play well quickly or not. Because like it or not, the adaptation process will occur, especially with the length of time they have worked with Jurgen Klopp. When there is a change, they definitely have to adjust from the start, especially if the coach has a different type of game to Jurgen Klopp.

Regarding Mohamad Salah, he can still stay at Liverpool but that is also not certain because the chance of him leaving is also there, especially if their new coach doesn't want Salah. It's not because he's bad, but usually the coach has the type of player he likes to be able to implement the strategy he will play. We have to see until the end of the season and we also have to see who will be the coach who will replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.

Changing coaches can usually give poor results for the team because they have to adapt first. Jurgen Klopp's departure will definitely make Liverpool not the same because the coaches' styles in handling teams are different. The new coach has to make adjustments and it is not easy to take a quick approach, this is a challenge that management may need to think about because if they get a coach who is different from Jurgen Klopp it will affect the team.

Maybe we have to wait to see how the change of coach goes and whether Mohammad Salah will stay or leave. Because Liverpool is trying to finish the season with the target of winning the league because in the European league they have dropped out of the title race after losing to representatives of Italy.

What will be a challenge for the new coach to replace Klopp will be adjusting the game. It will be very difficult for the new coach to match Klopp's performance. we will not talk about achievements, because that will take time. but building a team as strong as Liverpool today will not be easy for the new coach. unless they get experienced ones.
especially if Liverpool and Klopp target to catch Man City and take the title. a bigger challenge for Liverpool's new coach in the future to maintain his team's performance.

No one can replace Jurgen Klopp, but same time everyone is replaceable even Pep. We'll find out next season. Surely, there will be a big name capable of stepping into that role and grabbing everyone's attention. Some may bring the team together like Klopp did, making them feel like a family. That person might never reach the same heights as Klopp, or perhaps that person will surpass him. Hopefully, Liverpool will choose the right person to maintain the team's performance.

[Helena Yu]

Bayern Munich is the richest club in the Bundesliga so I think the reason Bayern Munich sells players is not because they don't have the money but want to let go of players who they feel don't make enough contributions, Jamal Musiala is a young player that Munich has as well as an important player and he can help the striker when is needed so he can't just be let go. He will be an asset and a good future at Bayern Munich even though there are clubs that are interested in him. I don't think Bayern Munich will let that happen.

I'm sure that even though Bayern Munich doesn't sell players, it can still recruit the players it needs. So far, there have been no financial problems for Munich in recruiting expensive players as long as the players really play well, like Bayern who recruited players from rivals Borussia Dortmund and currently it seems like Munich is targeting Bayer Leverkusen players so that next season there will not be such strong competition from that club.

Yep, Bayern Munich never had financial crisis.

Bayern Munich only want to sell their young mediocre players or top players who're already quite old, Musiala is a talented young player, so there's no way they want to sell him.

Manchester City is really need to find a suitable player to replace De Bruyne, unfortunately no top teams willing to sell their attacking midfielders.

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What will be a challenge for the new coach to replace Klopp will be adjusting the game. It will be very difficult for the new coach to match Klopp's performance. we will not talk about achievements, because that will take time. but building a team as strong as Liverpool today will not be easy for the new coach. unless they get experienced ones.
especially if Liverpool and Klopp target to catch Man City and take the title. a bigger challenge for Liverpool's new coach in the future to maintain his team's performance.

The new coach will not be the same as Jurgen Klopp's philosophy, there must be differences with his goals. Therefore, what we think the strategy will not be the same, usually has its own way of building its team, but don't know if it will be better than Jurgen Klopp or not.

It takes time and adjustment is obvious! Klopp came to Liverpool it was not easy to build his team to be better as it is now but needs years to fix and adjust to his players, but I hope Liverpool management can find their best coach next season.

[Smack That Ace]

West Ham are preparing to sell Lucas Paquetá this summer.
Manchester City is his preferred destination but they are not the only club in for the midfielder.

Source: https://x.com/DeadlineDayLive/status/1780995287705702639

Well, I think Manchester City is going to be very interested in him because Manchester City needs to get midfielders right now. Because some of the midfielders that they have are aging and are not going to be able to give the service for a long period of time anymore. So I think it makes sense if Manchester city goes for him. But of course, as he is not very old at this point, I think he is going to be pursued by a lot of clubs. He is only 26. Arguably entering his prime. Of course, West Ham are also going to get quite a good amount of money for him as well in my opinion. And as more and more teams get involved to get him, the money that West Ham is going to make is only going to increase.

[Jody.Drummer]

Bayern Munich is the richest club in the Bundesliga so I think the reason Bayern Munich sells players is not because they don't have the money but want to let go of players who they feel don't make enough contributions, Jamal Musiala is a young player that Munich has as well as an important player and he can help the striker when is needed so he can't just be let go. He will be an asset and a good future at Bayern Munich even though there are clubs that are interested in him. I don't think Bayern Munich will let that happen.

I'm sure that even though Bayern Munich doesn't sell players, it can still recruit the players it needs. So far, there have been no financial problems for Munich in recruiting expensive players as long as the players really play well, like Bayern who recruited players from rivals Borussia Dortmund and currently it seems like Munich is targeting Bayer Leverkusen players so that next season there will not be such strong competition from that club.

Yes, you are right, they (Bayern Munich) have a good financial situation, so I don't see them selling players just for the money they get. On the other hand, they can buy players at very high prices given their current financial capabilities.

Regarding their young players, apart from strengthening their squad, they also have to prepare for the club's future, namely by regenerating, one of which is by having potential young players. I agree with you that they will not just let Jamal Musiala go, because this player is one of the young players who has potential in the future.

Instead of thinking they will sell the young players they have, I actually think that they should bring back young players who have great potential. Now many clubs are starting to regenerate and they can do it gradually. So when a mainstay player is no longer with them, they don't need to be confused because they have already prepared a replacement.

[armanda90]

Source: https://x.com/DeadlineDayLive/status/1780995287705702639

Well, I think Manchester City is going to be very interested in him because Manchester City needs to get midfielders right now. Because some of the midfielders that they have are aging and are not going to be able to give the service for a long period of time anymore. So I think it makes sense if Manchester city goes for him. But of course, as he is not very old at this point, I think he is going to be pursued by a lot of clubs. He is only 26. Arguably entering his prime. Of course, West Ham are also going to get quite a good amount of money for him as well in my opinion. And as more and more teams get involved to get him, the money that West Ham is going to make is only going to increase.

I don't think Lucas Paquetá is typical of midfielder for Pep Guardiola scheme exactly West Ham will give most higher fees transfers, currently Manchester City has many talented midfielder as holding or attacking and I don't sure Lucas Paquetá will easily get regular position if reach agreement for joining with Manchester City. I don't see any linked or rumor with Manchester City interested for signing Lucas Paquetá and seems Pep Guardiola keeps focus for the end of this season by winning Premier League before preparing teams on next season and make some players list to recruit.
Talking about age, Lucas Paquetá not really older because he still around 26 years old and keep promising until four to five season but Manchester City not any official confirmation about their interested for signing Lucas Paquetá.

[Oluwa-btc]

I don't see how Bayern Munich will let Musiala leave. I know that Bayern needs money but selling Musiala is out of the question. He's one of the hottest prospects in Europe currently. He's a player that can create chances and can also score, Musiala is a type of player that can decide a game on his own, so there is no way Bayern will let a player like that leave. They will rather not sign another player than let Musiala leave.

Musial and Kane are players in Bayern Munich that I know are not transferable. Kimmich is also one of such players, but I believe if a big money offer comes for Kimmich they might let him go, but not Musiala or Kane, except you're ready to pay double of their market value which would be about €250 million each for both players.
Bayern Munich normally are a team that finds it very difficult to let thier players go, talk more of letting a player like Musiala leave.
The rumours will also come up, interest from other teams will always come, but Bayern will not sell.

Josep Pep Guardiola wants him and had added him amongst players to fuel and project his attacking plans for next season. Asides him, other Bayern Munich players are ready to leave the club like Alphonso Davies, Kingsley Coman, Joshua Kimmich and Chuopo Muting included. They will definitely leave at the end of the season and nothing would halt them moves.

I think he would be a good option for Manchester City just incase Kevin De Bruyne leaves the club completely, he will jave enough role to play. Though, this is a player that knows how to play both on the wing and right behind the strikers. Moving to Chelsea? No! They have enough players in that role and without no Champions League Competition? He'll not consider them to be very honest now.

That fee mentioned is just too crazy and he ain't worth it if you take a proper check, he is currently valued around 120M

[Docnaster]

West Ham are preparing to sell Lucas Paquetá this summer.
Manchester City is his preferred destination but they are not the only club in for the midfielder.

Source: https://x.com/DeadlineDayLive/status/1780995287705702639

Well, I think Manchester City is going to be very interested in him because Manchester City needs to get midfielders right now. Because some of the midfielders that they have are aging and are not going to be able to give the service for a long period of time anymore. So I think it makes sense if Manchester city goes for him. But of course, as he is not very old at this point, I think he is going to be pursued by a lot of clubs. He is only 26. Arguably entering his prime. Of course, West Ham are also going to get quite a good amount of money for him as well in my opinion. And as more and more teams get involved to get him, the money that West Ham is going to make is only going to increase.

Lucas Paqueta without doubt is a good midfielder that can do well in any of the top clubs in Europe but I doubt if he's the kind of midfielder Manchester City will want to sign at the moment. If the Brazilian really wants to go to a bigger club than his current club West Ham, I think there are other better options where he can go to and get more playing time than what he'll get at Manchester City where the competition is very high.
Pep Guardiola is one manager that will always bring out the best from a player he likes so if for any reason he likes and wants to work with Lucas Paqueta succeeding at Manchester City, that's the only factor that can help the Brazilian succeed at the club