⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[snipie]

If Napoli wants to use Osimhen's transfer fee for Darwin Nunez, they should negotiate with Liverpool. They can also offer to pay in more than one installment. Liverpool might let the Uruguayan striker leave since he has underperformed in the EPL.

Napoli could make such a move if the deal with Galatasaray falls through but I don't think Liverpool are too interested in Osimhen because if they really wanted him, they would have negotiated a player exchange with Nunez and Napoli would also benefit by getting Nunez + additional money from Liverpool, or maybe Liverpool want to wait for Osimhen to become a free agent, I don't know, I think Osimhen situation is quite complicated because he is having difficulty leaving Napoli until the current summer transfer window.

I think Osimhen will remain in Istanbul because he likes to play there and Galatasaray wants him with them so much. The problem came with Napoli ambiguous attitudes. They don't want him in the squad and he will not play any game since he is out of Conte plans. Besides, Napoli should pay him a lot, like €24m next season while his release clause should be €75m. From what I understand, any offer above €51m is a win for Napoli! Meanwhile they refused an offer from Galatasaray of €60m so what's going on seriously with them?
Liverpool doesn't seem interested in Osimhen so far, otherwise they would make a move to grab him. The asked amount by Napoli is weird.

[mvdheuvel1983]

If Napoli wants to use Osimhen's transfer fee for Darwin Nunez, they should negotiate with Liverpool. They can also offer to pay in more than one installment. Liverpool might let the Uruguayan striker leave since he has underperformed in the EPL.

Napoli could make such a move if the deal with Galatasaray falls through but I don't think Liverpool are too interested in Osimhen because if they really wanted him, they would have negotiated a player exchange with Nunez and Napoli would also benefit by getting Nunez + additional money from Liverpool, or maybe Liverpool want to wait for Osimhen to become a free agent, I don't know, I think Osimhen situation is quite complicated because he is having difficulty leaving Napoli until the current summer transfer window.

From what is happening with the Victor Osimhen deal Napoli don't seem to be interested in exchanging Victor Osimhen for any player they just want a club that will pay the money in full so that they can get profit from his deal while they go for any play or their choice and right now Galatasaray seems to be the only team that is completely ready to accept the conditions attached to his deal since he has already done 1 year loan deal with them. Liverpool will benefit if they should go for Victor Osimhen but they haven't made their intentions know yesterday so Galatasaray is still the preferred choice for now.

[Alpha Marine]

Benjamin Šeško scored a total of 13 goals and provided 5 assists for RB Leipzig while Viktor Gyokeres has scored 39 goals with 7 assist (correct me if I'm wrong) and their names has been on almost every transfer news we see or hear on the news. Arsenal are desperately looking for a way to get them both even if they find it hard to be serious about getting any of them. Viktor Gyökeres did much last season with the number of goals scored while Benjamin Šeško didn't get close, it seems both strikers have so much to offer and I ask, who'd do more better for Arsenal next season, is it Benjamin Šeško or Benjamin Šeško?

To me, Gyokeres is a better striker than Sesko, and I like how Arsenal are fully focused on Gyokeres over Sesko.
Sesko is good on the ball. He's technical, but Gyokeres is the all-around better striker and finisher, he positions better too and has very good box presence, something Arsenal really need.
I don't rate Sesko as much as other people rate him. A player who couldn't score 20 league goals in the Bundesliga might find it difficult to score 20 goals in the EPL. Arsenal needs a point man; they need somebody who can finish off the opportunities presented, and Gyokeres has everything they need. Sporting are being difficult, but I believe Arsenal will get the deal done

[tottong]

From what is happening with the Victor Osimhen deal Napoli don't seem to be interested in exchanging Victor Osimhen for any player they just want a club that will pay the money in full so that they can get profit from his deal while they go for any play or their choice and right now Galatasaray seems to be the only team that is completely ready to accept the conditions attached to his deal since he has already done 1 year loan deal with them. Liverpool will benefit if they should go for Victor Osimhen but they haven't made their intentions know yesterday so Galatasaray is still the preferred choice for now.

Rumors surrounding Victor Osimhen's future seem complicated, and several teams interested in him are also reluctant to sign him due to Napoli's high asking price.
The swap deal for Nunez is beneficial for both parties, but Napoli is demanding a full buyout clause for any interested team interested in Victor Osimhen.
Galatasaray may be able to smooth the negotiations, but Victor Osimhen's intentions to play for a much bigger club are also a concern.
If Liverpool are interested in acquiring Victor Osimhen, I think a swap deal without Nunez is also possible, as they have proven themselves in the current transfer market by bringing in such expensive players.

[Mayor of ogba]

Benjamin Šeško scored a total of 13 goals and provided 5 assists for RB Leipzig while Viktor Gyokeres has scored 39 goals with 7 assist (correct me if I'm wrong) and their names has been on almost every transfer news we see or hear on the news. Arsenal are desperately looking for a way to get them both even if they find it hard to be serious about getting any of them. Viktor Gyökeres did much last season with the number of goals scored while Benjamin Šeško didn't get close, it seems both strikers have so much to offer and I ask, who'd do more better for Arsenal next season, is it Benjamin Šeško or Benjamin Šeško?

Benjamin Sesko and Gyokeres are both good players, but I think Gyokeres will do better in Arsenal than Benjamin Sesko because Gyokeres is better at finishing than Benjamin Sesko. Arsenal is in serious monitoring and discussion with Sporting CP for a potential move of Gyokeres to Arsenal this summer. Arsenal will not sign both Benjamin Sesko and Gyokeres at once because both players will want to be in the starting eleven of any team they sign for, and if Arsenal signs Gyokeres first, Benjamin Sesko will not accept to join Arsenal because he knows he will be playing from the bench.

[len01]

From what is happening with the Victor Osimhen deal Napoli don't seem to be interested in exchanging Victor Osimhen for any player they just want a club that will pay the money in full so that they can get profit from his deal while they go for any play or their choice and right now Galatasaray seems to be the only team that is completely ready to accept the conditions attached to his deal since he has already done 1 year loan deal with them. Liverpool will benefit if they should go for Victor Osimhen but they haven't made their intentions know yesterday so Galatasaray is still the preferred choice for now.

I've read several articles and sources, and I see Napoli as unwilling to lower their release fee for Osimhen. Napoli wants €75m, and currently, no other team seems willing to accept that offer. Galatasaray is indeed interested in the player and has already made an offer, but it was rejected. If this continues, and Napoli selfishly refuses to lower their release fee, the Mbappe case could be repeated. As a result, no team will be willing to sign Osimhen this season, and he will have to leave as a free agent next season.

Several major EPL teams, such as Liverpool and Chelsea, understand that this is Napoli last chance to decide whether to extend Osimhen's contract or sell him. If they don't do so this season, Napoli will only lose their biggest asset next season. Therefore, major teams in other leagues are preferring to wait for Osimhen to leave as a free agent.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Onana has been awful last season or should I say since he left inter Milan for the Red Devils, he hasn't been him self and for this concluded season he didn't have what it takes to go for him that's if the are to sell him. With Monaco going for him, I think the asking price is not suppose to be, for a goalkeeper that played 50 games in all competition and kept only 11 clean sheet, he should be sold for either £15m and not £30m...if I'm to say Monaco should look elsewhere for a goalkeeper because Onana has lost that spark in him or better still, they should see how he perform next season. If I'm to ask, is Onana worth £30m?

[tygeade]

Napoli certainly does not want Victor Osimhen to leave just like that, I am sure in this transfer market the Victor Osimhen transfer drama will soon be over because this is the last chance for Napoli to be able to get money from the sale of Victor Osimhen.

Currently there are many rumors circulating but Victor Osimhen still wants a big salary and most likely the team that can afford it is a team from Saudi Arabia.

I do not believe they would end up with 60 million, they are going to ask for the 75 million, there aren't that many questionable situations left for them. I am pretty sure that we can't really make changes to a release clause, so there is no need for them to push for anything less. The price is 75 million and if Galatasaray wants him, then that is the price they need to pay.

Plus, I am 90% sure they can make most of the money back in a few years as well, they can keep him playing there for 2 years, both league and UCL, and that way they can show him to the whole world, he can score plenty of goals, and they will understand how they are going to be making money again. Sure not by a lot of profit, but they can sell him for 50+ million anyways.

[Promocodeudo]

Every elite team is been present and itching to see greenlight from Victor Osimhen. The Nigeria international, Victor Osimhen is a big player and his value in the transfer market is extremely high. None of his mates matches his level and he's also been very careful not to make a wrong decision that would ruined his football career for life. We quite understand the circumstances that follows when a player doesn't give the full expectations of his presence in the club. I respect whatever decision he will take because he's the only one capable of making the big moves. There's just couple of time before we can sized up the necessary features available.

You're right, he will be the one that will face whatever if he makes a wrong choice, the guy is what what he wants to any club coming for him to offer him, personally although I don't know if ssis this before, if yes then I will like to say it again, I think this guy should take his time to make whatever decision he wants to make, I think this is the time in his football career that he has to be very careful so that he can make a good decision, this opportunity coming now may not come again in the future or after now so he shouldn't be in a haste afterall more good offers may  come later but what is him going to a club that will make him build himself more to remain relevant.

[Adbitco]

I agree: after what happened with Mbappé (just one year ago) how could Real Madrid go and negotiate with PSG? Someone here said Vitinha is valued 80 million euros, for me there is no way they would ever sell him to Real Madrid for that amount of money for two reasons: 1) they don't need money 2) they are very pissed for Mbappé. And I totally side with PSG on this, if Real Madrid were to approach me asking info about Vitinha I'll simply show them the door.

I think it's just rumours about this very transfer of Vitinha from PSG to Real Madrid because it won't even see the light of day unless maybe PSG has showed interest of selling him or exchanging him for a particular player which to me is still impossible.PSG is a financial stable team and doesn't even need money from a players transfer in a desperate way. The most important thing id that, if I'm not mistaken, Vitinha is the most important midfielder in that team and PSG will never sell him now least if all to Real Madrid

[sokani]

Galatasaray is not joking, they offered what they can afford. Buying Victor Osimhen at €75m is already a financial burden on the Turkish club and paying at once might lead to bigger financial problems. Napoli should accept their bid because Victor is not getting much serious interest from top clubs. I guess the Italian side wants the Nigerian striker to accept a move to the Saudi Professional League that can pay the release clause at once.

The clock is ticking, and if Napoli fails to sell Osimhen this time around, they will end up sending him on loan to Gala or any other club. And by the time they want to sell him next summer, they won't be receiving such an offer again because he will only have one year left on his contract. Galatasaray has offered more than enough. They should be reasonable and accept it.

[Mayor of ogba]

From what is happening with the Victor Osimhen deal Napoli don't seem to be interested in exchanging Victor Osimhen for any player they just want a club that will pay the money in full so that they can get profit from his deal while they go for any play or their choice and right now Galatasaray seems to be the only team that is completely ready to accept the conditions attached to his deal since he has already done 1 year loan deal with them. Liverpool will benefit if they should go for Victor Osimhen but they haven't made their intentions know yesterday so Galatasaray is still the preferred choice for now.

I've read several articles and sources, and I see Napoli as unwilling to lower their release fee for Osimhen. Napoli wants €75m, and currently, no other team seems willing to accept that offer. Galatasaray is indeed interested in the player and has already made an offer, but it was rejected. If this continues, and Napoli selfishly refuses to lower their release fee, the Mbappe case could be repeated. As a result, no team will be willing to sign Osimhen this season, and he will have to leave as a free agent next season.

Several major EPL teams, such as Liverpool and Chelsea, understand that this is Napoli last chance to decide whether to extend Osimhen's contract or sell him. If they don't do so this season, Napoli will only lose their biggest asset next season. Therefore, major teams in other leagues are preferring to wait for Osimhen to leave as a free agent.

Since it's only Galatasaray that has shown interest in signing Victor Osimhen, I was expecting Napoli to lower Victor Osimhen's transfer fee, but since Napoli is still maintaining their ground and refusing to lower Victor Osimhen's transfer fee, they should know that Victor Osimhen will leave them as a free agent next season, and they will be the losers.

 This is the only chance Napoli has to cash in on Victor Osimhen, and I believe if they miss this chance, Victor Osimhen will leave as a free agent, and there's no lucrative deal they will give Victor Osimhen that will make him extend his contract in Napoli because he's not happy staying at Napoli anymore.

[ndutndut]

Onana has been awful last season or should I say since he left inter Milan for the Red Devils, he hasn't been him self and for this concluded season he didn't have what it takes to go for him that's if the are to sell him. With Monaco going for him, I think the asking price is not suppose to be, for a goalkeeper that played 50 games in all competition and kept only 11 clean sheet, he should be sold for either £15m and not £30m...if I'm to say Monaco should look elsewhere for a goalkeeper because Onana has lost that spark in him or better still, they should see how he perform next season. If I'm to ask, is Onana worth £30m?

When Onana was bought by Manchester United from Inter Milan for £47 million, his performance at Manchester United was, as you said, poor. In 50 games, he only kept 11 clean sheets and finished 15th in the Premier League. So, a £30 million sale price was considered high for a player of Onana's stature. Even AS Monaco, who were initially interested in Onana, are now reconsidering his high price. Monaco will buy Onana when his price drops.

This again depends on Manchester United's management. If Onana is no longer needed, it's best to sell him at a low price. Maintaining his high price means no team will want to sign him. However, when it comes to underperformance, I think almost all Manchester United players performed poorly last season, not just Onana. Interestingly, whenever Manchester United players play for other clubs, they always impress. I mean, perhaps Monaco are interested in Onana because they hope, like any player, his form will improve when he leaves Manchester United.

[HajiBagi]

Onana has been awful last season or should I say since he left inter Milan for the Red Devils, he hasn't been him self and for this concluded season he didn't have what it takes to go for him that's if the are to sell him. With Monaco going for him, I think the asking price is not suppose to be, for a goalkeeper that played 50 games in all competition and kept only 11 clean sheet, he should be sold for either £15m and not £30m...if I'm to say Monaco should look elsewhere for a goalkeeper because Onana has lost that spark in him or better still, they should see how he perform next season. If I'm to ask, is Onana worth £30m?

I don't think Onana is going to leave Manchester United. His performance was not good last season, and the fans are not happy with his performance, including the coach. The only thing Manchester United will do is sign a new goalkeeper to compete with Onana, so that he can improve his performance. Onana has not been good even when he is playing for Inter Milan, but I wonder what Manchester United sees in him that makes them sign him from Inter Milan for more than 40 million.

The Manchester United board looks like they are not serious because every club is making signings, but Manchester United is still stressing about signing Mbuemo, a player who just had a good season. Manchester United needs to do better when it comes to signing, and the coach also needs to motivate his players and stop having issues with them. Real Madrid is currently using the same formation as Amorim, and they are doing well.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

To me, Gyokeres is a better striker than Sesko, and I like how Arsenal are fully focused on Gyokeres over Sesko.
Sesko is good on the ball. He's technical, but Gyokeres is the all-around better striker and finisher, he positions better too and has very good box presence, something Arsenal really need.
I don't rate Sesko as much as other people rate him. A player who couldn't score 20 league goals in the Bundesliga might find it difficult to score 20 goals in the EPL. Arsenal needs a point man; they need somebody who can finish off the opportunities presented, and Gyokeres has everything they need. Sporting are being difficult, but I believe Arsenal will get the deal done

It depends on the needs as both have their strengths and weaknesses. Gyokeres is known for his goal-scoring prowess last season, making him a more respected name. Sesko is younger and plays in the Bundesliga, so it's not much different from the Premier League. His future is also expected to be much brighter in England, given the Bundesliga's style of play, which also relies on speed so it will be much easier for him to adapt to the competition in the English Premier League.

Gyokeres plays in the Portuguese league which is perhaps different from the English Premier League and the Bundesliga, so there's some concern that Gyokeres won't be as productive as he was at Sporting. This is just a comparison and may not be entirely accurate, so Arsenal's needs are something to consider.

[Mayor of ogba]

Onana has been awful last season or should I say since he left inter Milan for the Red Devils, he hasn't been him self and for this concluded season he didn't have what it takes to go for him that's if the are to sell him. With Monaco going for him, I think the asking price is not suppose to be, for a goalkeeper that played 50 games in all competition and kept only 11 clean sheet, he should be sold for either £15m and not £30m...if I'm to say Monaco should look elsewhere for a goalkeeper because Onana has lost that spark in him or better still, they should see how he perform next season. If I'm to ask, is Onana worth £30m?

Since Onana arrived at Manchester United from Inter Milan, his performance has been awful for Manchester United, and he has done more harm than good at Manchester United, which has left Manchester United no option but to part ways with him this season. In my opinion, I think the £30m Manchester United wants to sell Onana to Monaco for is fair, even though Onana's performance in Manchester United isn't something to write home about, because Onana cost Manchester United a great fortune, and if Manchester United sells Onana to Monaco at £15m, Manchester United will be at a great loss.

[TastyChillySauce00]

It's absolute cinema to see how manager swap is likely to happen between Brentford and Tottenham. Last weeks we've encountered how Ange got sacked, by Levy, then appoint T.Frank as a new manager. This time Brentford is approaching Ange to be their new coach to replace T.Frank's position. Only hope this come true, and we can see big ange back to EPL will be amazing.
Only wonder why don't they do manager swap directly instead of going one by one. Hilarious  

[BitcoinHunt3r]

The transfer window is still available until next September and we can see the teams that spend a lot of money or that collect a lot of money. The top 10 expenditures are still dominated by teams from the Premier League even with a percentage of almost 80% while the highest income is dominated by the Bundesliga Leverkusen and Dortmund but yeah this list is only temporary, changes will continue to occur until the last day.

Of all the teams, the one that caught my attention was Sunderland with an expenditure €91 million. Previously they released Jobe Bellingham with €30.5 million for transfer fee, on the other hand they brought in 2 players as replacements by spending around 55 million for the 2 players. I'm a little wondering why release 1 CM player and bring in 2 CM players, maybe it's related to salary issues?

[Black Mbaye]

Benjamin Šeško scored a total of 13 goals and provided 5 assists for RB Leipzig while Viktor Gyokeres has scored 39 goals with 7 assist (correct me if I'm wrong) and their names has been on almost every transfer news we see or hear on the news. Arsenal are desperately looking for a way to get them both even if they find it hard to be serious about getting any of them. Viktor Gyökeres did much last season with the number of goals scored while Benjamin Šeško didn't get close, it seems both strikers have so much to offer and I ask, who'd do more better for Arsenal next season, is it Benjamin Šeško or Benjamin Šeško?

In my opinion, Gyökeres would be more successful at Arsenal than Sesko. The Swedish striker is also physically strong. He seems to have found his groove recently and knows how to play very well. He's also had some successful performances for the national team, so I'm in favor of him. However, the real question is whether the transfer fee he's asking is truly something Arsenal can afford. I don't know if Arsenal can afford such a high transfer fee. If they can acquire him, I think the team will move up. Of course, he scored 39 goals in the Portuguese league, and even 20 in the Premier League would be enough for Arsenal.

[Zaguru12]

However, I don't think Garnacho should be sold and isn't included in Amorim's projections. He's a young player with quite a bit of potential, so I think this is a mistake Amorim has made again.
It's very difficult to develop a Manchester United team because of the pressure. Based on what Amorim has done since his arrival and what's happened in this transfer window, I'm really pessimistic about Manchester United next season. I don't think they'll improve.

Yet again another Manchester United manager in the news for allowing a player to leave, see let’s be honest with ourselves, Garnacho has the talent and the potential is also there but is that all that a player needs to succeed? I would say No, there is a thing called character most especially if the player is still very young, you can simply just be arrogant and expect to fit into any managers style of play and that’s the problem with Ale Garnacho

I could remember the likes of Beckham and Roy Keane been axed out of the team by Sir Alex Ferguson when they thought they were bigger than the club and they have more reputation than the so called Gernacho of today. I think if Manchester United finds a better option they should seriously let him go and bring in players that do not think themselves ahead of the club. This is the only way Manchester United can restructure in my opinion