⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

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Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

Several players have been linked with Barcelona, but is it possible for a club like Barcelona, which is not yet out of financial difficulties, to be very active in the transfer market, especially by buying players whose status is still under contract and are priced high by their home club, as you mentioned Luiz Dias is not a player who have a price that matches Barca's financial status, they will be more aggressive in looking for players who are considered suitable for their typical game but who are free of contract or who are clubs as long as they are willing to make a loan, and of course Luiz Dias will not be loaned to any club by Liverpool, the club that wants him must buy.

I remember that there were several quality players linked with Barcelona and for me this rumor would not come true because it was quite clear that Barcelona would prioritize loan players or choose to bring in players as free agents.
Luis Diaz is one of the best players and as far as I remember a few days ago, Luis Diaz father wanted him to join Real Madrid, but it seems difficult for Diaz because Madrid currently only needs striker players.
from my speculation at the end of the policy taken by Liverpool, it seems that Luis Diaz will remain at Liverpool and perhaps Liverpool management will choose to sell a player who looks unproductive rather than losing a very productive player like Diaz.

[mammusu]

I mean it would have been weird if the manager says "mbappe leaving will make us much weaker", of course he is going to say they are going to be stronger, it is his job to make sure that players are happy and the morale is high, he should make it sound like since he is gone, we are going to share the ball a lot more so that we do not have to pamper to his needs and give him the ball all the time, we are going to play selfless football and make it better etc etc.

It is his duty to make sure that the team keeps getting better, saying they will miss mbappe and will be terrible because he is not there, would be idiotic and would not make sense at all. I personally believe that what Enrique said is quite normal in these circumstances.

No coach wants them to look weak, especially in front of the media, of course if they say they "will be weaker" when they lose players, then that will be an interesting conversation and there will even be a lot of criticism coming at that coach. So they will always say they will be much stronger when they lose a good player, even though people will say otherwise because of the influence that player has on the team.

There is no doubt that Mbappe's presence at Paris Saint Germain has had a huge influence on their game, and that is what makes people think that when he leaves it might affect Paris Saint Germain's performance.

but as a coach there is no reason not to say they will be better, because it is not the players who are their weapons but the strategies they can apply. If a coach only relies on one player, I question their quality.

[Cryptmuster]

Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

I don’t know how Xavi is going to do everything he wants, because Barcelona still has a lot of debts that it needs to pay off, and he wants to get Diaz, Kimmich and other players who cost a lot of money. Perhaps it is right to strive for high goals and not take into account the financial components, but this cannot be ignored either. Barcelona have already gone through the fact that they got a very good team and could not achieve any great victories, another unsuccessful season and that will mean even more debt...

[Velvet78]

Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

Luis Diaz would be a great transfer for Barcelona. He is a very capable winger. But his cost would surely be not low at all. His current market value is 75 million euros. Liverpool signed him for 50 million euros.

After this performance so far, Liverpool would surely want to make a solid profit in his sale. But if Barcelona are targeting to get more productive Diaz is one of the right choices. However they shouldn't overlook the problems in defense as well. I have said this many times, they are conceding too many goals. Obviously they need to make some changes in the area. I don't think their finances are too bad anymore. As long as they abide by FFP they can sign good players. 

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Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

They have declared to sign xavi simons as a loan rather than take luis diaz with a very high price. Barcelona has even cancelled its plan to recruit bernardo silva from manchester city. How can they recruit diaz now? Barcelona has no money even to recruit bernardo silva.
Barcelona is a poor club now. It has no money to buy a good player. Improving the team needs a lot of money and barcelona is running out of it due to the terrible financial management owned by the blaugrana. It's not even surprise me to see that barcelona has said they will not be doing a big signing in summer.
That's why people are also getting upset with barcelona at this moment. Laporta try to save barcelona's money in order to lift the ban from registering the new player.

That is what I think, how can Barcelona offer Luis Daiz. Barcelona does not have the money to buy crucial players for the squad, unless they are on loan. If they win the league this season or any other cup, I believe they will be able to raise funds and add one or more key players to the team, allowing the club to perform well. This is why I said Real Madrid will still try to win the La Liga next season because Barcelona does not have better players to compete with Real Madrid if they do not sign good players. Xavi will suffer next season to win the title, and it is preferable if they can give him money to obtain strong players that are brilliant, Real Madrid is bringing in new players for next season to ensure that the squad continues to perform well and wins another trophy. If Barcelona gets the money and buys Luis Diaz, I am confident that they will improve significantly next season. Let's see what Barcelona does in the transfer window when it opens, and who they obtain and buy to improve their league performance.

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Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

Luiz Diaz is Liverpool's mainstay player so far and according to the news circulating if indeed he does not want to leave the Red in the near future, but even so Liverpool will also not refuse if there is a team that wants to buy Luis Diaz above the current price of 140 million euros, so far Barcelona is rumored to be the most aggressive to be able to get Luis Diaz from Liverpool,  But like you, I also doubt if Barcelona can meet Liverpool's price request for the sale of Diaz in the summer, at the moment as we know if Barcelona are still involved in financial fair problems so they cannot freely bring in new players without releasing or selling their old players to be able to limit the salary threshold of players.

For now Barcelona needs a lot of new players to make them able to compete in the championship competition next season, but to buy new players at high prices seems very difficult for them to do, currently Barcelona has almost 145 million euros of debt to other clubs at this time, so inevitably of course Barcelona must find target players who are indeed realistic they can get such as young players who are not yet famous or also The players who are indeed free transfers, there is actually a way to get Luiz Diaz by Barcelona with make an agreement with Liverpool to pay Luiz Diaz in installments as Barcelona did when buying Ferran Torres from Manchester City two seasons ago.

[Blitzboy]

Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

Luis Díaz is one of the winners. He's amazing for Liverpool. Jurgen is a fantastic man who wouldnt want to lose him. They see brilliance and a star in Barcelona. Not their fault. Now, Barcelona's finances are another matter. Diaz is wanted, but can they afford him? Who knows? Liverpool paid a lot for him; they'd want top dollar. Barcelona has financial troubles, we know that. They've done smart transactions previously, but this one is challenging. The situation is difficult. Barcelona wants him, but price may be an issue. They may have to sell players or use sophisticated financial maneuvers. Will see how it goes.

[Docnaster]

Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

Luis Díaz is one of the winners. He's amazing for Liverpool. Jurgen is a fantastic man who wouldnt want to lose him. They see brilliance and a star in Barcelona. Not their fault. Now, Barcelona's finances are another matter. Diaz is wanted, but can they afford him? Who knows? Liverpool paid a lot for him; they'd want top dollar. Barcelona has financial troubles, we know that. They've done smart transactions previously, but this one is challenging. The situation is difficult. Barcelona wants him, but price may be an issue. They may have to sell players or use sophisticated financial maneuvers. Will see how it goes.

In my own assessment, Luiz Diaz though haven't been able to live to his full potentials have been an important player for Liverpool since he arrived the Merseyside club. He's been instrumental in helping the club challenge for trophies in recent years but unfortunately for him, he's yet to win the English Premier League title with his Liverpool team. The Colombian superstar's importance to the club is a huge one and that's why I don't expect the club to let him leave in the summer and even if he'll leave, I think he'll likely leave with a huge transfer sum of which i don't think his reported suitor Barcelona will be able to pay at the moment.
Barcelona is trying to convince star players join the club so they can help improve the team's performance come next season but for a player like Luiz Diaz, I think it'll be a difficult one because he'll definitely see his current club as a better option compared to a move to Barcelona in the summer.

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The biggest thing that he achieved was getting players that would play greatly when given a chance. I mean we should realize that he managed to get players that fit his system very well, except maybe Nunez which is objectively a failure to be fair because he failed to score goals as much as they needed him to do, and missed many chances.

Klopp will not retire if you ask me, maybe for a few seasons he will relax a bit because to be fair he has been at the top of the game and he might have been tired, but I am sure that he will try his very best and do better when given enough retirement time and he will get bored and he will find another job very easily. It would not be a small team neither, I am sure he will go to a big club.

Nope he won't retire, that is for sure. Unless he gets sick or something or has now kept something to himself that influenced his decision, but if he just was at a point where he needed a break, I think he will certainly return as a coach. But maybe it won't be a club, but instead a national team. One thing for sure though: if he is available again, I can see how the desk of his management will be packed with offers.

But his retreat is definitely a loss to football for the time being. He is a very unique character and someone with a high level of integrity. Never good to see someone like him leave (hopefully taking a break only).

Of course he is just taking a break and focus more on his family, himself said so in the interview he granted. Klopp will definitely be missed for the number of years he will decide to stay off the game, but honestly speaking the break is really important for him. Being in a particular club for 9 years and working under high intensity is not an easy job. He has set a standard in Liverpool and who ever that's coming to replace him must continue in that line, because that's what the fans expect from you. That's the kind of landmark Klopp has left at Liverpool. When he is back from his leave, do you think he will still accept the Liverpool job, if it's ever available by then?

I don't know if it is up to us to be "honest" when we talk about Klopp needing a break. It is up to him, it is his decision. Ferguson was the coach of Manchester United for 28 years in a row or so? Nobody here has probably been "honest" that Ferguson needs a break after 9 years.

It is more about how Klopp loves football and how intense and emotional he is. That is why most people believe that he is probably not going to retire at his age. This discussion came up because he himself said that he doesn't know whether he will return. But it was funny to see that Guardiola said there is no way Klopp will not return because he loves the game too much.

I see it the same way. It is his decision, but I can't imagine Klopp sitting on a couch watching the game for the rest of his life. There will be opportunities where he feels he can't deny it. There is definitely one thing that I am sure he wants to cross off his list and that is being a national coach, favorable for the German team I suppose.

[tusandii]

Per The Guardian, Saudi Pro League clubs are again targeting a major spell of investment, having spent over £750 million ($950m) last summer. Salah was targeted last time out and Al-Ittihad tabled a bid worth £150m ($190m), although it was rejected by the Reds.

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/saudi-arabia-liverpool-alisson-becker-mohamed-salah-premier-league-transfer/blta42eea0b4bbc15b9#csef18f1782edf139d

Saudi pro league has been putting alison as priority target after it was also including salah on the list of priorit transfer this season. It surprises me considering that there are so many great goal keepers in european competitions. It's also questioning why must alison?
His performance is not that good. Why don't saudi pro league try to get ortega or someone else from manchester city or another club?

What is important now for the Saudi Pro League is to increase its brand value and Alison Becker is a career goalkeeper who can affect the brand value. That's why getting Alison sounds better to them than getting Ortega. I think they are right in their way of thinking. Maybe in a few years they can use the brand quality of the league to transfer the players they want, but the important thing now is to increase the brand of the SPL.

Alisson Becker is a pretty good Liverpool goalkeeper in my opinion and the SPL will get quite good brand value as we see how popular the EPL is this season so players who move to the SPL will be in the spotlight and will increase the value of the SPL itself, Alisson Becker is Liverpool's mainstay goalkeeper and Liverpool will get a lot of money if they sell this goalkeeper, but Liverpool also have to look for a new goalkeeper who is better than the sale of Alisson.

Not only that, Liverpool players are being targeted by the Saudi club and Salah is also one of their priorities. It looks like Liverpool will be flooded with money if they sell these two important players, considering that they are also no longer young so Liverpool can sell them while the Saudi club is still interested in them. Maybe if Liverpool refused, the Saudi club would not have offered him twice, of course with a fantastic transfer fee.

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Luis Díaz the effective player of Liverpool linked to Barcelona. Luis Díaz had a good performance during this season so far while playing for Liverpool and I am sure Liverpool wants to keep this player in the team but since Klopp is leaving there is the possibility for Luis Díaz to leave the team and join Barcelona.
However, this player won't be cheap at all for a team like Barcelona, and I'm not sure if Barcelona can even supply the money for hiring Luis Díaz for their team. They can improve the team but I don't think if they have the enough money for it.

If we look at Barcelona's player needs, the name Luiz Diaz is quite suitable to fill the left winger position. We know that currently there are not many options available for Xavi to strengthen the depth of his squad and other news is that Barcelona also does not want to extend Joao Felix's loan contract from Atletico.

I believe if Barcelona can sell one of their players then they can get Luiz Diaz at the right price but if they don't do that then they won't be able to get him from Liverpool. Barcelona must continue to move their spending on players if they don't want to be left behind by their rivals in the league and certainly not getting a single trophy this season is enough to upset them.

[Fiatless]

If we look at Barcelona's player needs, the name Luiz Diaz is quite suitable to fill the left winger position. We know that currently there are not many options available for Xavi to strengthen the depth of his squad and other news is that Barcelona also does not want to extend Joao Felix's loan contract from Atletico.

I believe if Barcelona can sell one of their players then they can get Luiz Diaz at the right price but if they don't do that then they won't be able to get him from Liverpool. Barcelona must continue to move their spending on players if they don't want to be left behind by their rivals in the league and certainly not getting a single trophy this season is enough to upset them.

Barcelona is in a financial mess, so I doubt if they will be able to afford the Colombia international. Luiz Diaz's contract ends in 2027 and Liverpool will be targeting to get as much as $75million. Barca will have to offload some players or raise money from other sources to buy the player. The 27-year-old player has been in super form and I also doubt if Liverpool will let him go. They might increase his pay and make him more comfortable in the club. There is also information from some sports outlets that PSG is also interested in signing Luiz. PSG will be seeking to sign multiple strikers to ensure that the void of Mbappe's departure will be filled. 

[Oluwa-btc]

But don't these players know that there are lots of talent in Barcelona and other people that could play their positions hence they would not have enough playing time, why do they still see Barcelona as a place of interest?  Luiz Diaz has a future with Liverpool, I do not think he should leave to Barcelona, If he must leave, he should think another club. Most of these players that move to Barcelona only move there because of the big name of the club and others because it has always been their dream to play for in Barcelona. Some of them end up with little time to play, or no time at all because of the plenty options.

Who are the quality wingers in Barcelona?

Raphinha? he's inconsistent.
Felix? he's gone.
Torres? a bad player, Barcelona might put him on transfer window.
Only Yamal is quite good.

Luis Diaz will be included in starting line up since he's a good player, it just that we don't know how sure the rumor is considering Barcelona can't afford to pay high signing fees and Diaz need to accept salary cut too.

Due to financial woes, they could also be forced to sell Raphina since Yamal is improving.
Felix Gone? Barcelona has no such plans of extending his loan? Even if they have such plans, do they even have the money to get such a costly player from Atletico Madrid? Felix won't even want to settle with Atletico Madrid forr next season. Let's see where he finally ends.

Ferran Torres? A Spanish Player? Only if you know how he went on to be a Barcelona player. I don't think they'll want to disrespect him this way, he won't be sold out completely this season. No!
Yamal has his head in the game but he has to learn when to be selfish and not to be selfish.

Luiz Diaz might have a direct talks with the manager and the club to know the plans they have for him if he comes in. He shouldn't be making such stupid decisions when he is already having a starting role in Liverpool squad. With Kloop leaving, I would keep a close eye on who leaves and joins the club.

Barcelona has to sell of sime players anyways and bring in Joshua Kimmich and Bernado Silva.

[SATWAT]

If we look at Barcelona's player needs, the name Luiz Diaz is quite suitable to fill the left winger position. We know that currently there are not many options available for Xavi to strengthen the depth of his squad and other news is that Barcelona also does not want to extend Joao Felix's loan contract from Atletico.

I believe if Barcelona can sell one of their players then they can get Luiz Diaz at the right price but if they don't do that then they won't be able to get him from Liverpool. Barcelona must continue to move their spending on players if they don't want to be left behind by their rivals in the league and certainly not getting a single trophy this season is enough to upset them.

Barcelona is in a financial mess, so I doubt if they will be able to afford the Colombia international. Luiz Diaz's contract ends in 2027 and Liverpool will be targeting to get as much as $75million. Barca will have to offload some players or raise money from other sources to buy the player. The 27-year-old player has been in super form and I also doubt if Liverpool will let him go. They might increase his pay and make him more comfortable in the club. There is also information from some sports outlets that PSG is also interested in signing Luiz. PSG will be seeking to sign multiple strikers to ensure that the void of Mbappe's departure will be filled. 

As media reports are coming we have many changes coming in next season as Xavi Hernandez is also expecting to have few new blood for the improvement into squad hopefully they will be able to sell their few high salary players which will make way for them to have few new players Luiz Diaz's is currently at his best, and surely he can bring good impact on Barcelona performance in coming season.
PSG is also preparing for the good number of changes after Kylian Mbappé exit which will surely make things good for them because now is important time for them as they will be improved or have significant change into their quality and consistency.

[Renampun]

Alisson Becker is a pretty good Liverpool goalkeeper in my opinion and the SPL will get quite good brand value as we see how popular the EPL is this season so players who move to the SPL will be in the spotlight and will increase the value of the SPL itself, Alisson Becker is Liverpool's mainstay goalkeeper and Liverpool will get a lot of money if they sell this goalkeeper, but Liverpool also have to look for a new goalkeeper who is better than the sale of Alisson.

Not only that, Liverpool players are being targeted by the Saudi club and Salah is also one of their priorities. It looks like Liverpool will be flooded with money if they sell these two important players, considering that they are also no longer young so Liverpool can sell them while the Saudi club is still interested in them. Maybe if Liverpool refused, the Saudi club would not have offered him twice, of course with a fantastic transfer fee.

It's true, if Liverpool sell Alisson then they will have difficulty finding a goalkeeper like him because Adrian and Caoimhin are still far from good, maybe because both of them get little playing time. Currently Saudi Arabian clubs are willing to spend big money to buy players, Liverpool management's policy is whether to sell Alisson or not. Speculation about salah's future is also very interesting, hopefully there will be good news for Liverpool and salah.

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Per The Guardian, Saudi Pro League clubs are again targeting a major spell of investment, having spent over £750 million ($950m) last summer. Salah was targeted last time out and Al-Ittihad tabled a bid worth £150m ($190m), although it was rejected by the Reds.

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/saudi-arabia-liverpool-alisson-becker-mohamed-salah-premier-league-transfer/blta42eea0b4bbc15b9#csef18f1782edf139d

Saudi pro league has been putting alison as priority target after it was also including salah on the list of priorit transfer this season. It surprises me considering that there are so many great goal keepers in european competitions. It's also questioning why must alison?
His performance is not that good. Why don't saudi pro league try to get ortega or someone else from manchester city or another club?

What is important now for the Saudi Pro League is to increase its brand value and Alison Becker is a career goalkeeper who can affect the brand value. That's why getting Alison sounds better to them than getting Ortega. I think they are right in their way of thinking. Maybe in a few years they can use the brand quality of the league to transfer the players they want, but the important thing now is to increase the brand of the SPL.

If they are willing to expand their brand value and i think Alison was not the right choice fo this since there is a better goal keeper that will give more value and traffic to the suadi pro league. E Martínez must have had a greater impact than Allison considering that he was also a world cup winner too. E Martinez's popularity following his controversy led me to believe that he is the better choice than Allison to push the value to go even higher.

Alison sounds better, but E Martinez is far ahead of him when are taling how big the inlfuence can be created by these goal keepers. This Saudi Pro League club will also prioritize E Martinez over Alison. Martinez will be able to help the club build its brand value even more than Allison. I don't think Alison was the best choice in this situation.

Alison does not get a good rating this season. I'd rather pick Pickford than him.


https://www.football365.com/news/feature-premier-league-keepers-ranked-2023-24-psxg

The article above has also explained that if he is not a good goal keeper too.

[Slow death]

It seems that Juventus' management finally realized that the way things were going, Juventus wouldn't be able to win anything, they wouldn't be able to win Serie A, they wouldn't be able to win any European competition. That's why the Juventus management made a good decision that they should have made a long time ago, I'm talking about this decision:

Juventus and Max Allegri will part ways, he’ll NOT be the manager next season as already planned since last February

Only detail to clarify is whether Juve aill decide to sack Allegri right now after yesterday’s case… or in 10 days.

Juventus priority candidate as new head coach remains Thiago Motta — three year contract has been offered to Bologna manager who will decide soon

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C7B7wE2I7Ht/

Juventus has been a team that has not competed to win Serie A, they have become a team that only fights for access to the European Champions League even though they have a good squad, they made some meaningless signings, but the management should have taken some measures a long time ago to improve the team, now with the coach's departure. I see that the management is opting for the Bologna coach who in my opinion is a good coach, but is not a coach experienced in winning Serie A and European competitions as a coach, which is why in my opinion the Juventus management should try to hire zidane, which would be a good choice. In any case, at this moment I prefer them to get the Bologna coach than if they had continued with Max Allegri

[QueenVera]

I don't know if it is up to us to be "honest" when we talk about Klopp needing a break. It is up to him, it is his decision. Ferguson was the coach of Manchester United for 28 years in a row or so? Nobody here has probably been "honest" that Ferguson needs a break after 9 years.

It is more about how Klopp loves football and how intense and emotional he is. That is why most people believe that he is probably not going to retire at his age. This discussion came up because he himself said that he doesn't know whether he will return. But it was funny to see that Guardiola said there is no way Klopp will not return because he loves the game too much.

I see it the same way. It is his decision, but I can't imagine Klopp sitting on a couch watching the game for the rest of his life. There will be opportunities where he feels he can't deny it. There is definitely one thing that I am sure he wants to cross off his list and that is being a national coach, favorable for the German team I suppose.

The decision for Klopp to take a break or retire is his to make. Even though he's been compared to managers like Sir Alex Ferguson, who stayed with Manchester United for almost three decades, only shows how  dedicated and passionate coaches like Klopp bring to the game. Klopp's approach to football is well-known, and it is an evidence to his love for the sport.

 Guardiola's view on Klopp's return to coaching after a while only shows random thoughts of fans too who sees Klopp's impact to the game as something effective enough to put him back to the managerial task as time goes. Even though his stepping back from the sport a bit isn't a basic plan yet, thoughts and opinions about his long term affairs arose after  he showed uncertainty about his return.

 Well it really isn't the end of the world still being that he'll still like have national team offers too. We should know that the Liverpool boss has attained a reasonable height already, he has the passion so his next step can only be decided by him and it should definitely be respected too. He'll always and still be remembered for his impact made in the English league too.

[Dzigie]

Alisson Becker is a pretty good Liverpool goalkeeper in my opinion and the SPL will get quite good brand value as we see how popular the EPL is this season so players who move to the SPL will be in the spotlight and will increase the value of the SPL itself, Alisson Becker is Liverpool's mainstay goalkeeper and Liverpool will get a lot of money if they sell this goalkeeper, but Liverpool also have to look for a new goalkeeper who is better than the sale of Alisson.

Manchester United had problems when they gave up on De Gea and went for Onana. I think Manchester United owe a big part of this season's nightmare to that. If Liverpool gives up on Alisson without finding a better goalkeeper, they could go through what Manchester United went through. They need to consider some possibilities when choosing to cash in on the sale of Alisson.

What is important now for the Saudi Pro League is to increase its brand value and Alison Becker is a career goalkeeper who can affect the brand value. That's why getting Alison sounds better to them than getting Ortega. I think they are right in their way of thinking. Maybe in a few years they can use the brand quality of the league to transfer the players they want, but the important thing now is to increase the brand of the SPL.

I agree that SPL teams do transfer activity to increase their brand value, but I think focusing on strikers rather than goalkeepers would be better.

[onecall123]

It seems that Juventus' management finally realized that the way things were going, Juventus wouldn't be able to win anything, they wouldn't be able to win Serie A, they wouldn't be able to win any European competition. That's why the Juventus management made a good decision that they should have made a long time ago, I'm talking about this decision:

Juventus and Max Allegri will part ways, he’ll NOT be the manager next season as already planned since last February

Only detail to clarify is whether Juve aill decide to sack Allegri right now after yesterday’s case… or in 10 days.

Juventus priority candidate as new head coach remains Thiago Motta — three year contract has been offered to Bologna manager who will decide soon


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Juventus has been a team that has not competed to win Serie A, they have become a team that only fights for access to the European Champions League even though they have a good squad, they made some meaningless signings, but the management should have taken some measures a long time ago to improve the team, now with the coach's departure. I see that the management is opting for the Bologna coach who in my opinion is a good coach, but is not a coach experienced in winning Serie A and European competitions as a coach, which is why in my opinion the Juventus management should try to hire zidane, which would be a good choice. In any case, at this moment I prefer them to get the Bologna coach than if they had continued with Max Allegri

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It's sad that Max Allegri's second stint didn't go as well as Juventus fans hoped. The team ran out of steam as contenders for the Serie A title. Changes were needed, and finally, Juventus management has made an important decision. Now it's time for a new era, hopefully with some attacking football.
Motta is a good coach, but managing Juventus is a big challenge. The pressure will be intense, and his lack of experience in winning Serie A and European competitions as a coach could be a problem. I would also prefer a more experienced coach to bring back the team's old glory, but let's work with what they have for now.