⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[ThemePen]

Last season in the English Premier League, Dominic Solanke had his best campaign in the league so I was expecting one of the top  clubs in the league to come for his services but looking at your report regarding his the amount Tottenham are about to pay Bournemouth to secure the services of Solanke, I personally feel that the price is outrageous. I know Solanke right from his days as a Chelsea player and even when he was at Liverpool till last season that he had his breakthrough season and never has he shown enough result to be considered a striker that should cost past £50m. However, Tottenham Hotspur management knows how important he is to their plans for next season and I hope Solanke delivers for them.

I am also surprise at reported transfer fee for Dominic Solanke. While he had breakout season last year I do not think his past performances warrant price tag over £50M. Solanke has shown promise but he is not yet proven goal scorer and his track record does not justify such high valuation. That being said Tottenham management must see something in him that they believe will make significant impact on their team. I hope for their sake that Solanke lives up to expectations and delivers in ground making investment worthwhile.

[Oluwa-btc]

Finally Pepe has been give up that at 41 years old he finally decided to retire from football apparently Euro Cup was became an his last appearance for big tournament and this is so special for Pepe because at his age Pepe can playing well with Portugal and can guarded Portugal defensive lines with very well too

Pepe is Real Madrid legend because he spend over than 11 years with this team from 2007 to 2018 and his duet with Sergio Ramos has been help Real Madrid to gets plenty of trophies and one of them is Champion League trophy and with Real Madrid Pepe was playing 252 matches

My agressive style of play has got to be from the likes of this legend ( Pepe ) and ( Sergio Ramos ). I will never forget how the both of them bullied Diego Costa and also Lionel Messi on the pitch.
He was just not great for Real Madrid alone during his playing days but also did for both Club and Country. Finally, his hard work paid off and was seen as one of the best defenders during the recently ended Euros Championship.

I do not know what path he follows next but then, Goodluck to him ahead.

I'm loving the Solanke move to Tottenham Hotspur, they'll try to fight to win a trophy this season. Will he be the right Harry Kane replacement? No! But Goodluck to him.

[lizarder]

I am also surprise at reported transfer fee for Dominic Solanke. While he had breakout season last year I do not think his past performances warrant price tag over £50M. Solanke has shown promise but he is not yet proven goal scorer and his track record does not justify such high valuation. That being said Tottenham management must see something in him that they believe will make significant impact on their team. I hope for their sake that Solanke lives up to expectations and delivers in ground making investment worthwhile.

If you look at football now, sometimes it is confusing because the price for a player can change so quickly and maybe if you look at the quality and experience, the price could be said to be too high or too low. But the price of £50 million is not too high and in my opinion it is quite commensurate with the quality even though if you look at the quality of scoring goals, it is still less than other strikers.

Sometimes coaches also have an impact on players and it depends on how they can utilize the players' skills. Solanke needs to prove his best quality because perhaps his performance was not so consistent last season so this season will be a good start for him to develop further.

[jaberwock]

As expected, I know that Tottenham will be the best to Dominic Solanke because the player will be well valued there and will surely get enough playing time than if he joins Arsenal because Arsenal will play Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz ahead of him; while he will have time to play in Tottenham because since Harry Kane left, they are struggling for a reliable top 9 to replace Kane because Richarlson is not playing well as expected since he is not competitive enough to score above 15 goals a season in the Premier League.

While I agree that he is a decent player, I am not entirely sure that I believe he is THAT good, like not 65 million worth player, we are talking about a huge huge price there and the fact that they are willing to spend this much on the player shows that they are not just buying him for what he is today, but they are buying him for what he could be, he is not that old and if he shows himself to be a great player, then the price will be worth it.

However, for that kind of money, he needs to provide something huge for the team and do a lot better, like actually be invaluable to the club and do something huge, they can't just end up being "decent" level player, he needs to be a star in that club if he actually deserves that kind of amount.

[Mr.right85]

I’ve not heard any recent news about Merino to Arsenal. This guy is someone I’d like Arsenal to get. They should have been done with this deal by now. At first I had my doubts about this Merino guy. I was not sure he’ll raise Arsenal’s levels by much. My only conviction was that I trust Arteta and I want to believe he knows what he’s doing.

There were signings I didn’t support that have come good - Ramsdale, Ben White, Kai Havertz. I hope this one comes good too.
Xhaka wasn't a world beater. But what he knew how to do, he did EXCEPTIONALLY well. If Merino can bring that, with professionalism, and the industry of rice and Odegaard in the midfield, they will be okay.

[Hewlet]

Finally Pepe has been give up that at 41 years old he finally decided to retire from football apparently Euro Cup was became an his last appearance for big tournament and this is so special for Pepe because at his age Pepe can playing well with Portugal and can guarded Portugal defensive lines with very well too

Pepe is Real Madrid legend because he spend over than 11 years with this team from 2007 to 2018 and his duet with Sergio Ramos has been help Real Madrid to gets plenty of trophies and one of them is Champion League trophy and with Real Madrid Pepe was playing 252 matches

My agressive style of play has got to be from the likes of this legend ( Pepe ) and ( Sergio Ramos ). I will never forget how the both of them bullied Diego Costa and also Lionel Messi on the pitch.
He was just not great for Real Madrid alone during his playing days but also did for both Club and Country. Finally, his hard work paid off and was seen as one of the best defenders during the recently ended Euros Championship.

pep was indeed a true legend in the world of football. He is one player that did too well throughout his prime and even when he approached the age of retirement, his passion was still top-notch. I knew he had plans of retiring after the euros when he cried seriously after they lost against france at the Euros quarter finals. Time is really running too fast and gradually, most of our top legend are gradually exiting our screen and a new era has fully began for us to embrace the generation that's coming. The likes of musiala, yamal, Kobbie Mainoo, Cole plamer, Jude Bellingham, foden and saka will now stand as the face of football the younger generation will be left to look up to.

[Stepstowealth]

I’ve not heard any recent news about Merino to Arsenal. This guy is someone I’d like Arsenal to get. They should have been done with this deal by now. At first I had my doubts about this Merino guy. I was not sure he’ll raise Arsenal’s levels by much. My only conviction was that I trust Arteta and I want to believe he knows what he’s doing.

There were signings I didn’t support that have come good - Ramsdale, Ben White, Kai Havertz. I hope this one comes good too.
Xhaka wasn't a world beater. But what he knew how to do, he did EXCEPTIONALLY well. If Merino can bring that, with professionalism, and the industry of rice and Odegaard in the midfield, they will be okay.

The latest report that I have heard about Mikel Merino is that Arsenal have already agreed a fee of £17million with his club Real Sociedad, and that it just remains the final details to be agreed on, but he is expected in Arsenal for medicals shortly.

£17million for a player like Mikel Merino is a very good business for Arsenal.

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With Mikel Merino, Kia Havertz will have to work extra to keep his first team position.
Arsenal fans will be expecting Gyokores next.

[Velvet78]

Manchester United is still looking for a new CB. They are just so unlucky with Leny Yoro. Only like 10 days after they signed him, he got injured and he isn't expected to return in less than three months. 

Branthwaite and de Ligt are still the names stepping forward. I have heard they are still pushing for a de Ligt + Mazraoui deal as well. It would be better honestly. Mazraoui would be better than Dalot and Wan-Bissaka both.

Sancho still remains. They say he has rejected PSG. I hope he finds himself a new team as there is no future for him there. I wonder who will be playing beside Mainoo in central midfield this season too. 

[Leviathan.007]

Bryan Zaragoza the palyer of Bayern Munich officaly jonied Osasuna and he is gongito paly there for loan while I think Zaragoza c0uld have better options. But duringthe time when Tuchel was working in Bayern mUnich Zaragoza couldn't make Tuchel to let him paly and he was out of the team but even after Tuchel left the team Kompaney starte working there still Zaragoza coludn't make Kompaney to use this palyer nad it seems Bayern Munich still won't need Zaragoza in the team.
That's why Zaragoza is goingto paly for Osasuna while inthe last season he was palyfor Girona.

[Blitzboy]

I dont think Guardiola can decide a lot in the current situation.
Besides the fact that Manchester city is still under investigation for the Financial fair play violation, he is expected to leave the club at the end of the year as he said.

Guardiola contract will end next season but he said that he is not leaving the club since the management have decided to extend his contract. This is why he will stay because he still loves to coach in City.

The club needs him just like he needs them too and since he is not retiring from coaching, he will definitely enjoy coaching his team which he has built. I don't know how he will face the charge on him for financial fair play violation.

Though even the best have to change, Pep is a fantastic manager; with these FFP issues hovering over City, Pep has to make a decision.

Staying at City is a risk. Should such charges be valid, there might be anarchy. Pep prefers consistency and a stage on which to grow. Like England, national team employment offers that. Different challenge, perhaps, but perhaps after all these years at the pinnacle of the club game he needs something like this.

Thats wise; he isnt rushing toward anything. Pep has always been measured, considers his alternatives. This gives the entire dish some of the kick. Whichever he decides upon, it will be fascinating to see. The man's a winner, and winners always find a way.

[bitLeap]

I am also surprise at reported transfer fee for Dominic Solanke. While he had breakout season last year I do not think his past performances warrant price tag over £50M. Solanke has shown promise but he is not yet proven goal scorer and his track record does not justify such high valuation. That being said Tottenham management must see something in him that they believe will make significant impact on their team. I hope for their sake that Solanke lives up to expectations and delivers in ground making investment worthwhile.

In this season transfer market, Spurs are not very active in hunting players, but once they are active they make reckless purchases by spending more than 50 million just to bring in Solanke. I don't care if his statistics are good because he collected 19 goals with Bournemouth. Spurs are one of the clubs that are monotonous and stingy about transfer fees, maybe this time they are a little jealous seeing other clubs active in the market and trying to add new strength. What is clear is that I will not expect much from Dominic Solanke move to Spurs.

[rendravolt]

After going through a fairly complicated round, it is now certain that Manchester United will bring in De Ligt from Bayern Munich.

The details are as seen in the picture where Manchester United will pay 45m euros plus 5m euros add ons and this makes it one of the most expensive recruits this summer. Manchester United are required to bring in a new center back considering that Leny Yoro is certain to be absent for a very long time and this could be a solution to overcome the defense line.

In addition, this will also be a reunion for Erik ten Hag and his former player who also used to defend Ajax and it is hoped that after this Manchester United can advance without experiencing other obstacles.

[Mr.right85]

I’ve not heard any recent news about Merino to Arsenal. This guy is someone I’d like Arsenal to get. They should have been done with this deal by now. At first I had my doubts about this Merino guy. I was not sure he’ll raise Arsenal’s levels by much. My only conviction was that I trust Arteta and I want to believe he knows what he’s doing.

There were signings I didn’t support that have come good - Ramsdale, Ben White, Kai Havertz. I hope this one comes good too.
Xhaka wasn't a world beater. But what he knew how to do, he did EXCEPTIONALLY well. If Merino can bring that, with professionalism, and the industry of rice and Odegaard in the midfield, they will be okay.

The latest report that I have heard about Mikel Merino is that Arsenal have already agreed a fee of £17million with his club Real Sociedad, and that it just remains the final details to be agreed on, but he is expected in Arsenal for medicals shortly.

£17million for a player like Mikel Merino is a very good business for Arsenal.

news

With Mikel Merino, Kia Havertz will have to work extra to keep his first team position.
Arsenal fans will be expecting Gyokores next.

Yeah, I just saw a report that Arsenal have reached an agreement of under 20m pounds for Merino. If true, then that's a fantastic deal. This deal is just like Trossard and Jorginhno’s moves to Arsenal. Small money, big impact. It could mean that Arsenal are trying to free up enough cash to go big for an attacker or a winger. 

I believe he will be like a Trossard signing. I don't know if I can classify him as a level-raiser but he has been more than invaluable to their cause. I feel (or hope) that's what Merino will bring to this Arsenal team.

Arteta has been trying Kai in the midfield since he joined the preseason. He’s a mainstay in Arteta’s team. I don’t think anyone can drop him anytime soon. Merino will have to work more to convince the manager that he’s ready for Premier League football.

[Palakka]

I am also surprise at reported transfer fee for Dominic Solanke. While he had breakout season last year I do not think his past performances warrant price tag over £50M. Solanke has shown promise but he is not yet proven goal scorer and his track record does not justify such high valuation. That being said Tottenham management must see something in him that they believe will make significant impact on their team. I hope for their sake that Solanke lives up to expectations and delivers in ground making investment worthwhile.

In this season transfer market, Spurs are not very active in hunting players, but once they are active they make reckless purchases by spending more than 50 million just to bring in Solanke. I don't care if his statistics are good because he collected 19 goals with Bournemouth. Spurs are one of the clubs that are monotonous and stingy about transfer fees, maybe this time they are a little jealous seeing other clubs active in the market and trying to add new strength. What is clear is that I will not expect much from Dominic Solanke move to Spurs.

Despite the high price and perhaps being considered a bold purchase from Tottenham, I think Tottenham were lucky enough to get Solangke, last season he impressed with Bournemouth by scoring 19 goals in the full season and we know that he is a pure striker who will really depend on support from other players in scoring goals so far, but at Bournemouth he didn't get good support (lots of assists) so 19 goals in my opinion is a pretty good achievement for him, so far after losing Kane, Tottenham has always depended on the sharpness possessed by Son who actually not a pure striker when tottenham still has kane, as a player who will replace kane and will likely get support or assists from son, johnson and also maddison of course that will make him very dangerous next season in tottenham front line, in my opinion the decision to recruit Solangke is the right decision for Tottenham at this time even though they have to spend a lot of money because after all Solangke is a striker who has a very high goal scoring instinct.

[abhiseshakana]

After going through a fairly complicated round, it is now certain that Manchester United will bring in De Ligt from Bayern Munich.

The details are as seen in the picture where Manchester United will pay 45m euros plus 5m euros add ons and this makes it one of the most expensive recruits this summer. Manchester United are required to bring in a new center back considering that Leny Yoro is certain to be absent for a very long time and this could be a solution to overcome the defense line.

In addition, this will also be a reunion for Erik ten Hag and his former player who also used to defend Ajax and it is hoped that after this Manchester United can advance without experiencing other obstacles.

Currently, Man United can calm down a bit because of their worries at the backline for at least, and obviously, this is encouraging news for Man United fans because I think many supporters really hope that De Ligt will join Man United, and finally it could be realized even though Man United didn't get that deal easily.

It looks like Man United has not only succeeded in signing De Ligt, but they will also get Noussair Mazraoui to replace Wan Bissaka who left for West Ham.

[junder]

After going through a fairly complicated round, it is now certain that Manchester United will bring in De Ligt from Bayern Munich.

The details are as seen in the picture where Manchester United will pay 45m euros plus 5m euros add ons and this makes it one of the most expensive recruits this summer. Manchester United are required to bring in a new center back considering that Leny Yoro is certain to be absent for a very long time and this could be a solution to overcome the defense line.

In addition, this will also be a reunion for Erik ten Hag and his former player who also used to defend Ajax and it is hoped that after this Manchester United can advance without experiencing other obstacles.

Officially Noussair Mazraoui was recruited by Manchester United in two packages at once with de ligt, this is the right step for Manchester United, de Ligt and Mazraoui are reliable defenders who will help the Red Devils in the Premier League or other competitions, but unfortunately both of them have not been able to play in the UEFA Champions League this season considering that MU did not qualify.
additional aeron wan bassaka was sold to west ham to smooth MU's steps in recruiting mazraoui.
sumber https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1822262351598440801

[Asiska02]

Last season in the English Premier League, Dominic Solanke had his best campaign in the league so I was expecting one of the top  clubs in the league to come for his services but looking at your report regarding his the amount Tottenham are about to pay Bournemouth to secure the services of Solanke, I personally feel that the price is outrageous. I know Solanke right from his days as a Chelsea player and even when he was at Liverpool till last season that he had his breakthrough season and never has he shown enough result to be considered a striker that should cost past £50m. However, Tottenham Hotspur management knows how important he is to their plans for next season and I hope Solanke delivers for them.

I am also surprise at reported transfer fee for Dominic Solanke. While he had breakout season last year I do not think his past performances warrant price tag over £50M. Solanke has shown promise but he is not yet proven goal scorer and his track record does not justify such high valuation. That being said Tottenham management must see something in him that they believe will make significant impact on their team. I hope for their sake that Solanke lives up to expectations and delivers in ground making investment worthwhile.

I am not too familiar with the said player, but have watched him play for the team several time and always at his best for Bournemouth but if a team can pay such an amount of money for a player seen by many as an average player and not worth such price, then they should be expecting something big from that player that we cannot see. They’ve just completed signing the player for a reached deal of £65m which amount to about $83m dollar. He has signed a six year deal with Tottenham Hotspur which is a long term deal and within this period he’ll be expected to do the best for the team. Let’s see what the England man have left in his skill to give to Tottenham form next season.

[Sg4j1n3ll0]

Last season in the English Premier League, Dominic Solanke had his best campaign in the league so I was expecting one of the top  clubs in the league to come for his services but looking at your report regarding his the amount Tottenham are about to pay Bournemouth to secure the services of Solanke, I personally feel that the price is outrageous. I know Solanke right from his days as a Chelsea player and even when he was at Liverpool till last season that he had his breakthrough season and never has he shown enough result to be considered a striker that should cost past £50m. However, Tottenham Hotspur management knows how important he is to their plans for next season and I hope Solanke delivers for them.

I am also surprise at reported transfer fee for Dominic Solanke. While he had breakout season last year I do not think his past performances warrant price tag over £50M. Solanke has shown promise but he is not yet proven goal scorer and his track record does not justify such high valuation. That being said Tottenham management must see something in him that they believe will make significant impact on their team. I hope for their sake that Solanke lives up to expectations and delivers in ground making investment worthwhile.

I am not too familiar with the said player, but have watched him play for the team several time and always at his best for Bournemouth but if a team can pay such an amount of money for a player seen by many as an average player and not worth such price, then they should be expecting something big from that player that we cannot see. They’ve just completed signing the player for a reached deal of £65m which amount to about $83m dollar. He has signed a six year deal with Tottenham Hotspur which is a long term deal and within this period he’ll be expected to do the best for the team. Let’s see what the England man have left in his skill to give to Tottenham form next season.

let's say that the prices of players nowadays are a bit high and pumped up and therefore many times they are not truthful let's say that with the advent of the Arabs and the Chinese the prices have increased and have reached crazy and senseless prices then to get a good player, 70 million is no longer enough, it's absolutely crazy

[Leviathan.007]

We recently saw some news about Rodrygo the player of Real Madrid moving to Manchester City. Rodrygo is instead to Manchester City and he would like to start playing there maybe that's because of Pep Guardiola working there.
Even a few months ago, Rodrygo started talking about Manchester City and he said Manchester City is the best team in the world. This made us think Rodrygo is interested in playing for Manchester City soon. But he recently said he won't leave Real Madrid and he prefers to stay in Real Madrid for a longer time even if Guadiola calls him.

[Ondekinecakabilirim]

let's say that the prices of players nowadays are a bit high and pumped up and therefore many times they are not truthful let's say that with the advent of the Arabs and the Chinese the prices have increased and have reached crazy and senseless prices then to get a good player, 70 million is no longer enough, it's absolutely crazy

The price of everything has gone up in this period. The price of match tickets has increased. The price of jerseys has increased. Football players' salaries and their contract fees have also increased. We went through a crazy period. The people who made the most money in this period were the manager companies again. They earn money without taking risks like football teams or football players. I think they are in a position against the nature of this game. But I don't want to distract the topic by criticizing them.

Real Madrid made the best transfer this season in my opinion. They transferred Mbappe without paying a fee. If we make a list, I think this transfer will top the list.