⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Unknown01]

Nacho Fernandez is leaving Real Madrid and is officially moving to Saudi Arabia and because many here have speculated about Al-Hilal: No, he is not moving there, he is moving to Al-Qadsiah, which surprises me because hardly anyone is known there. I also thought that the number of moves to the Saudis would decrease due to the negative experiences of some players, but it seems that it is still going on.

[Ondekinecakabilirim]

Calhanoglu may leave Inter!
He is speaking with Bayern and Inter is bad about it.
They want keep him at all costs infact they are asking 70 mil for him.

Clowns.

Hakan Çalhanoğlu played for Bayer Leverkusen before moving to Milan. He was trained in the German school of football in the youth system. Germany will not be a problem for him to adapt. But we know that he is very loved by the fans at Inter. We know that if he continues to play for Inter he will continue to be happy. But Bayern Munich could also be a good option for him. He will have the final choice in this matter. But I would like him to stay in Italy or go to the Premier League. His skills are enough for the Premier League.

[Sim_card]

Nacho Fernandez is leaving Real Madrid and is officially moving to Saudi Arabia and because many here have speculated about Al-Hilal: No, he is not moving there, he is moving to Al-Qadsiah, which surprises me because hardly anyone is known there. I also thought that the number of moves to the Saudis would decrease due to the negative experiences of some players, but it seems that it is still going on.

SPL will never stop targeting European players with very big offers. This is the reason why their number of moves will not decline. Before you know it SPL will have a lot of European players who will motivate the younger players to move over there. I believe that as time passes on SPL will be the target of many European players due to fat pay. Nacho can go anywhere he feels he is cool playing at, because he has no place in Real Madrid anymore since he is not among the first choice of Ancelotti.

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Newcastle United is doing some moves:

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is close to leave Everton and close into joining them.
Max Kilman from Wolves is near to the swap.
Pedro Neto also be in talking with them.

Douglas Luis medical should be done tomorow in Brazil.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Davide Ancelotti have been a good and smart understudy  to his father Carlo Ancelotti and considering the efforts he's made so far, I strongly believe he'll make a good manager in the nearest future. The young Italian manager in Real Madrid's second leg game in the semi finals of the UEFA Champions League against Bayern Munich did prove to be potential manager. He was the one who suggested to Carlo Ancelotti to bring in Joselu in the game of which the father listened to him and it brought a great result at the end.
I don't know how long Carlo Ancelotti is going to stay at Santiago Bernabeu again before he leaves the club but despite the brilliance Davide Ancelotti have shown, I don't expect Real Madrid management to sign him as his father's replacement whenever Carlo Ancelotti leaves the club. I think Davide will leave Real Madrid before his father because I'm of the opinion that he might be appointed to manage a first team in one of the big clubs in Europe anytime soon

The truth is that I like what Ancelotti is doing. I mean, Ancelotti was there giving instructions when Zidane was there, where he learned a lot of things being with him at Madrid and then what did Zidane do? He won a few leagues in a row and a Champions League as well, so it's something he's a very good mentor of, and even more so being his own son. For me that's excellent and the fact that Madrid have him seems great to me because he copies his father's ideas and I imagine he can make some variations of his own style above all. I like what Madrid are doing, and it's a very good way of taking things to another level. I hope that this project, or whatever it is, however it turns out, bears great fruit in the future.

[Leviathan.007]

Thnigs are geting hard for Barcelona. They need to have João Cancelo in the team but it seems Manchester City won't let João Cancelo stay for loan there.
João Cancelo left Manchester City and started playing on loan at Barcelona because he didn't have a good relationship with Guardiola in Manchester City but he played in some games for Barcelona and now they want to have João Cancelo for a longer time but now it seems Manchester City wants to sell this player to earn around 25-30 million euros from this transfer.

[mammusu]

Davide Ancelotti have been a good and smart understudy  to his father Carlo Ancelotti and considering the efforts he's made so far, I strongly believe he'll make a good manager in the nearest future. The young Italian manager in Real Madrid's second leg game in the semi finals of the UEFA Champions League against Bayern Munich did prove to be potential manager. He was the one who suggested to Carlo Ancelotti to bring in Joselu in the game of which the father listened to him and it brought a great result at the end.
I don't know how long Carlo Ancelotti is going to stay at Santiago Bernabeu again before he leaves the club but despite the brilliance Davide Ancelotti have shown, I don't expect Real Madrid management to sign him as his father's replacement whenever Carlo Ancelotti leaves the club. I think Davide will leave Real Madrid before his father because I'm of the opinion that he might be appointed to manage a first team in one of the big clubs in Europe anytime soon

The truth is that I like what Ancelotti is doing. I mean, Ancelotti was there giving instructions when Zidane was there, where he learned a lot of things being with him at Madrid and then what did Zidane do? He won a few leagues in a row and a Champions League as well, so it's something he's a very good mentor of, and even more so being his own son. For me that's excellent and the fact that Madrid have him seems great to me because he copies his father's ideas and I imagine he can make some variations of his own style above all. I like what Madrid are doing, and it's a very good way of taking things to another level. I hope that this project, or whatever it is, however it turns out, bears great fruit in the future.

It would be better if before becoming Real Madrid coach he should first go to another team, I mean that so he can learn a lot from experience. The reason is that in my opinion he has to be braver without any touch from his father, or in other words he has to be more independent. Now I think the time is right for him to start his career as a head coach.

He was lucky because he was able to learn a lot from his own father while at Real Madrid and also during his time at Bayern Munich. So now he has to spread his own wings in the world of coaching. I think he has that talent, especially since he is the son of a famous coach at the moment. He has to look for new experiences and I think it's good that when an offer from an interested team comes, he can accept it.

He is still very young and in my opinion there is still a long way to go if he wants to experience first hand what Don Carlo feels like as head coach of Real Madrid. In the future he will have that opportunity.

[hyudien]

Nacho Fernandez is leaving Real Madrid and is officially moving to Saudi Arabia and because many here have speculated about Al-Hilal: No, he is not moving there, he is moving to Al-Qadsiah, which surprises me because hardly anyone is known there. I also thought that the number of moves to the Saudis would decrease due to the negative experiences of some players, but it seems that it is still going on.

Nacho Fernandez is very aware that in Europe it is no longer his place to look for a position, his age and productivity are no longer attractive to any European team, but not because Nacho is playing badly. European clubs are now targeting more young players for long-term investment. And Nancho going to Al-Qadsiah was the right decision to end his career, of course there he will get the salary he wants. As he gets older, Nancho no longer thinks about records, the continuity of his retirement security is much more important. Unexpectedly, the club he chose was Al-Qadsiah. This season they managed to top the Division I standings.

[abhiseshakana]

Thnigs are geting hard for Barcelona. They need to have João Cancelo in the team but it seems Manchester City won't let João Cancelo stay for loan there.
João Cancelo left Manchester City and started playing on loan at Barcelona because he didn't have a good relationship with Guardiola in Manchester City but he played in some games for Barcelona and now they want to have João Cancelo for a longer time but now it seems Manchester City wants to sell this player to earn around 25-30 million euros from this transfer.

If Barcelona really wants Joao Cancelo, it is only right that they should sign him permanently because that's the only way for Barcelona to get a full contribution from the player. If they really mean it, then someone must be sacrificed, so that Barcelona can get fresh funds to sign Joao Cancelo. Meanwhile, for Man City, it is quite natural that they have the intention to sell Joao Cancelo because the player is no longer part of Guardiola's plans, so instead of having unproductive expenses, Man City chose to turn it into fresh funds.

[Oluwa-btc]

Thnigs are geting hard for Barcelona. They need to have João Cancelo in the team but it seems Manchester City won't let João Cancelo stay for loan there.
João Cancelo left Manchester City and started playing on loan at Barcelona because he didn't have a good relationship with Guardiola in Manchester City but he played in some games for Barcelona and now they want to have João Cancelo for a longer time but now it seems Manchester City wants to sell this player to earn around 25-30 million euros from this transfer.

How old is he? I don't think they should wrap up the deal for Joào Cancelo, rather they should invest in a much younger player that will grow with the squad they're building.
He us a good player but you cannot just make a deal for short term plans and purpose. They should rather request him on another loan deal, and if it doesn't work out well, they should go get a younger right fullback.

Jeremy Frimpong has been linked to Barcelona since they brought in Hansi Flick as head coach. I don't know how it'll be, but we'll all see fir ourselves after the UEFA EURO'S.

Pedro Neto is one name I'd love to see play for Arsenal, but will that happen? They need to sign up a player to fight with Saka for that position. Saka is just too comfortable in my own head and opinion.

[Jody.Drummer]

Thnigs are geting hard for Barcelona. They need to have João Cancelo in the team but it seems Manchester City won't let João Cancelo stay for loan there.
João Cancelo left Manchester City and started playing on loan at Barcelona because he didn't have a good relationship with Guardiola in Manchester City but he played in some games for Barcelona and now they want to have João Cancelo for a longer time but now it seems Manchester City wants to sell this player to earn around 25-30 million euros from this transfer.

If Barcelona really wants Joao Cancelo, it is only right that they should sign him permanently because that's the only way for Barcelona to get a full contribution from the player. If they really mean it, then someone must be sacrificed, so that Barcelona can get fresh funds to sign Joao Cancelo. Meanwhile, for Man City, it is quite natural that they have the intention to sell Joao Cancelo because the player is no longer part of Guardiola's plans, so instead of having unproductive expenses, Man City chose to turn it into fresh funds.

Yes, it's a difficult choice for Barcelona, ​​because on the one hand they want a permanent contract, but on the other hand they might think again about paying the player in full to Manchester City. Now they have to make sacrifices, because if not, it might be difficult for them to redeem themselves permanently from Manchester City.

This is why the financial situation must go well for a club, because if they want something related to money, they don't have to worry about looking for funds or allocating money. And now everyone also knows that Barcelona's main problem is related to their poor finances, so when they want something they have to look for another way.

In the last few seasons they have also taken advantage of the transfer of free players, at least it has helped their spending a little. And actually they are lucky, because that player is also a big name player, like Lewandowski for example.

[Velvet78]

Newcastle United is doing some moves:

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is close to leave Everton and close into joining them.
Max Kilman from Wolves is near to the swap.
Pedro Neto also be in talking with them.

Douglas Luis medical should be done tomorow in Brazil.

All of them are really good targets. Calvert-Lewin would be a great addition to the centre-forward position.    Wilson has got quite old and he can't keep up with Isak in scoring performance. I guess Wilson would leave soon.

Max Kilman would be a decent transfer. While Dummett and Watts are about to leave and there are two players injured for a few more months, they really need to make centre-back transfers.

Douglas Luiz - Pedro Neto transfers would also be pretty good. Both are productive players considering their recent stats.  

[Hvdv]

Nacho Fernandez is leaving Real Madrid and is officially moving to Saudi Arabia and because many here have speculated about Al-Hilal: No, he is not moving there, he is moving to Al-Qadsiah, which surprises me because hardly anyone is known there. I also thought that the number of moves to the Saudis would decrease due to the negative experiences of some players, but it seems that it is still going on.

The Saudis' greatest power is money. That's why they will always want to see the players in their teams this year and they will achieve this. Nacho has never played for a team other than Real Madrid. His first overseas experience will be Saudi Arabia. This will surprise him. I expected him to retire in Real Madrid because he is 34 years old and spent 23 years in Real Madrid. It must have been hard to leave the team he joined as a kid.

[lizarder]

As for competition between players, I don't think so because Real Madrid can always have quite solid players and if competition occurs then it could have happened long time ago when it was still in the Ronaldo era where Real Madrid also had many great players.
Moreover, currently Real Madrid has players who overall can play very well and have teamwork that cannot be doubted, just look, even though they are young players, there is still no competition between the players.
We don't need to worry about this, although I admit that Mbappe is player who is quite stubborn and always wants to stand out.

That should not have happened and Ancelotti is also an experienced coach so he can certainly make problems like this easier. Evidently what is done by Ancelotti is always successful and he has also been so experienced in handling Real Madrid that it will be much easier to determine players. Having a star player in the squad can also make it easy because he can rotate every time needed and will be much easier when some players are injured.

I don't think the problem will make Ancelotti dizzy because he already understands what to do. Now the big responsibility is how Ancelotti can defend the La Liga and Champions League titles next season. Mbappe's presence should be a force that will make it easier for him to defend the title.

[X-ray]

Thnigs are geting hard for Barcelona. They need to have João Cancelo in the team but it seems Manchester City won't let João Cancelo stay for loan there.
João Cancelo left Manchester City and started playing on loan at Barcelona because he didn't have a good relationship with Guardiola in Manchester City but he played in some games for Barcelona and now they want to have João Cancelo for a longer time but now it seems Manchester City wants to sell this player to earn around 25-30 million euros from this transfer.

I'd like to label City a stupid club if they let Barcelona prolong cancelo's loan. Cancelo's contract runs until 2027, however the city can take advantage of him by selling him while he is still at his peak performance. Barcelona may buy him from Manchester City, and the city has declared that they are open to any negotiations about cancelo. 
To the best of my knowledge, Barcelona requested that City give Las Palmas a discount for Cancelo, but City refused because Pep's club still demands 25 million euros for him. 

There are currently two alternatives for barcleona: cancelo and frimpong. However, the price of frimpong is far expensive than that of cancelo, and finally, I would rather that Barcelona receive cancelo as a permanent transfer. 

[rangga28]

As for competition between players, I don't think so because Real Madrid can always have quite solid players and if competition occurs then it could have happened long time ago when it was still in the Ronaldo era where Real Madrid also had many great players.
Moreover, currently Real Madrid has players who overall can play very well and have teamwork that cannot be doubted, just look, even though they are young players, there is still no competition between the players.
We don't need to worry about this, although I admit that Mbappe is player who is quite stubborn and always wants to stand out.

That should not have happened and Ancelotti is also an experienced coach so he can certainly make problems like this easier. Evidently what is done by Ancelotti is always successful and he has also been so experienced in handling Real Madrid that it will be much easier to determine players. Having a star player in the squad can also make it easy because he can rotate every time needed and will be much easier when some players are injured.

I don't think the problem will make Ancelotti dizzy because he already understands what to do. Now the big responsibility is how Ancelotti can defend the La Liga and Champions League titles next season. Mbappe's presence should be a force that will make it easier for him to defend the title.

I believe Ancelotti is quite firm and he prioritizes the team over individuals. Mbappe is known to have a bad attitude when he was at PSG, he was too powerful without thinking about the interests of the team, which made PSG slump in the Champions League.

 At Real Madrid, Mbappe really has to get rid of that kind of attitude and Madrid is a team that has a long history of winning the most titles in Europe. Of course, it is hoped that Mbappe's arrival will help Madrid continue to defend its title and I am very sure that Mbappe's presence will have a tremendous impact if he remains professional and respects his teammates.

[rahmad2nd]

Thnigs are geting hard for Barcelona. They need to have João Cancelo in the team but it seems Manchester City won't let João Cancelo stay for loan there.
João Cancelo left Manchester City and started playing on loan at Barcelona because he didn't have a good relationship with Guardiola in Manchester City but he played in some games for Barcelona and now they want to have João Cancelo for a longer time but now it seems Manchester City wants to sell this player to earn around 25-30 million euros from this transfer.

The situation is unpleasant for Barcelona at the moment in the midst of the financial crisis that is still hitting them, as a result there are many rumors circulating that several Barcelona players will leave or be on the sale list in this summer's transfer window. several names of defenders and midfielders have not escaped the rumors circulating, especially to retain the players that Barcelona has borrowed, it seems that they have to go through tough negotiations. like Joao Felix, whose status has not yet been determined. Likewise with Joao Cancelo, even though the Portuguese defender has emphasized his statement that he wants to return to stay at Camp Nou with Barcelona.

As I read in several sports media, Cancelo said he hopes to stay at Barcelona. he felt happy, and so did his family. He really hopes that he can return to Catalonia to continue next season, said Cancelo as reported by 90Min. On the same page, Pep Guardiola said that he was open to allowing his defender to leave on a loan deal. however, I cannot confirm the validity of this news, especially as there has been no official statement that I have read either from City or Barcelona. I hope these two clubs find an agreement for Joao Cancelo's future, as well as Joao Felix. because these two players from Portugal are on the list of players that Hansi Flick will rely on in his main squad.

[Nheer]

Nacho Fernandez is leaving Real Madrid and is officially moving to Saudi Arabia and because many here have speculated about Al-Hilal: No, he is not moving there, he is moving to Al-Qadsiah, which surprises me because hardly anyone is known there. I also thought that the number of moves to the Saudis would decrease due to the negative experiences of some players, but it seems that it is still going on.

Good move for him after achieving a whole lot with the club, he won so many trophies with the team do it is just right to seek a move to a less competitive league where he can play for a few years before retiring. Saudi league is the best league players move to nowadays because they can earn more money for their family before retirement, it’s a good move for Nacho because i am certain he will be offered a reasonable amount of salary but it would have been more better to find a better Saudi team since Al Qadisiyah just got promoted from Division 1 to Saudi pro league which means they are not among the best in the league. I hope they don’t get relegated again.

Saudi league is now more like European league because of the number of European players in the league so I don’t expect the number of moves to the league to decrease.

[Docnaster]

Nacho Fernandez is leaving Real Madrid and is officially moving to Saudi Arabia and because many here have speculated about Al-Hilal: No, he is not moving there, he is moving to Al-Qadsiah, which surprises me because hardly anyone is known there. I also thought that the number of moves to the Saudis would decrease due to the negative experiences of some players, but it seems that it is still going on.

Good move for him after achieving a whole lot with the club, he won so many trophies with the team do it is just right to seek a move to a less competitive league where he can play for a few years before retiring. Saudi league is the best league players move to nowadays because they can earn more money for their family before retirement, it’s a good move for Nacho because i am certain he will be offered a reasonable amount of salary but it would have been more better to find a better Saudi team since Al Qadisiyah just got promoted from Division 1 to Saudi pro league which means they are not among the best in the league. I hope they don’t get relegated again.

Saudi league is now more like European league because of the number of European players in the league so I don’t expect the number of moves to the league to decrease.

As far as club football is concerned, Nacho Fernandez have won every trophy that's expected of a player and to think that he won club football's most prestigious trophy which is the UEFA Champions League title in six different occasions to join a league of only four players to have achieved that is a great testament that there's nothing to fight for again in club football for the Spain international who's expected to retire from international duties after the ongoing UEFA Euros Championship.
When the news broke out that Nacho was going to join a Saudi club, it was initially reported that Al Ittihad was going to be his next destination but surprisingly, it was the newly promoted Al Qadisiyah that got the signature of the former Real Madrid captain. Just like many, I think one of the main reasons Nacho joined a Saudi club was because of the financial benefits that comes from such deal and for a player of his age, that's a very good move.

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Hakan Çalhanoğlu played for Bayer Leverkusen before moving to Milan. He was trained in the German school of football in the youth system. Germany will not be a problem for him to adapt. But we know that he is very loved by the fans at Inter. We know that if he continues to play for Inter he will continue to be happy. But Bayern Munich could also be a good option for him. He will have the final choice in this matter. But I would like him to stay in Italy or go to the Premier League. His skills are enough for the Premier League.

When team like Real Madric, Manchester City and Bayer Munchen calls, you need to answer.
These are one in a life time opportunity and you can't refuse to join the elite of your sports.

But yeah he will happy if he stays in Milan, he has 6 milions of good reason for it but he will be happier in Germany.