⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[W Jr.]

More on Osimhen's future...

Galatasaray isn't keen on paying 75 million euros straightaway. They are trying to find a middle way. But Napoli is determined not to drop from this level even a bit.

Osimhen is already okay with continuing at the Turkish team because of Champions League football especially. Al-Hilal can remain keen but they aren't his first choice which is quite natural. He wants to stay in Europe and already turned down insane offers from them.

75 million is a big number for Galatasaray to spend even though Osimhen is a player they already know how to play during the loan period.
At most, Galatasaray can use Osimhen's services for about 3 seasons considering he is now 26 years old. That does not include injury.

The 75 million figure may be a little for Al Hilal because we know how this Saudi Pro league club is about their finances.
If Napoli with their coach still want Osimhen even though Osimhen is ok to continue his career in Turkey, I think staying at Napoli is better.

Everyone in Turkey is asking how Galatasaray, who will spend €75 million, will find the financial resources for this transfer. Even if they win the Turkish league, there's very little reward for success. No other Turkish team has such a large transfer budget. I'm sure they must have found a good sponsor to acquire the Nigerian striker. Football is booming in Turkey, and I've been discussing the possibility of Galatasaray finalizing this transfer with several wealthy businessmen. If it's meant to happen, this is the transfer that will happen, but if they can't secure Osimhen, such a large sum could put Galatasaray under a significant burden.

[bitLeap]

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

Gyokeres has ambition, and Arsenal must give him the space to realise it. Given all the work Gyokeres has shown in his efforts to secure a move to Arsenal, despite having to pay extra to lobby Sporting to expedite the transfer, it would appear he has found the right fit. Sesko may be good, but if Arsenal truly want to stay on track for trophies, Gyokeres can help.

[letteredhub]

If it were Napoli's decision alone to make about the future of Victor Osimhen, the news about his transfer would have been a thing of the past because Napoli are so keen to have him go to Saudi due to the fees the Saudi club are willing to offer in full. But the striker just as you said wants to play in Europe so desperately and am glad that Galatasaray are making all efforts to retain him in their club. A lot of respect there for Gala... It shows a lot of value they have for the Nigerian striker's role he played in their clubs successes last season.

It is definitely a good club and I am sure Osimhen is happy to be playing at this club, but I also think that he would like to leave Galatsaray in the future and play for another European team that has more potential, for example in the Champions League. Or play in a more prestigious league, EPL for example, where the competition is very high. This would raise his level as a player

Surely he is happy and in turn the club is also happy with him which has led to their push towards retaining Osimhen in the club. Some of the EPL clubs that have been coming for him are unwilling to pay for the fees Napoli placed on him and with his wage he is demanding for . But I don't see it as something too much to ask for, provided the player is giving the required results, of which Osimhen has proven many times every club he plays for.

[Mustang Shelby]

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

Gyokeres has ambition, and Arsenal must give him the space to realise it. Given all the work Gyokeres has shown in his efforts to secure a move to Arsenal, despite having to pay extra to lobby Sporting to expedite the transfer, it would appear he has found the right fit. Sesko may be good, but if Arsenal truly want to stay on track for trophies, Gyokeres can help.

I believe Gyökeres is a player who can help in this regard. Arsenal have long wanted to be Premier League champions and are constantly striving to achieve this. However, their biggest success in recent years has been finishing second. In previous years, they held a large points lead and were top of the table, but lost the title to Manchester City at the end of the season. They don't want to experience a similar situation again, so they must do whatever it takes to finalize Gyökeres' transfer.

[Lillominato89]

There are many transfer rumors surrounding Inter. Recently, the name of PSG's Asensio has come forward, as he intends to sell the player so as not to lose him for free next year.
In the last few hours, the name of Palmerías' Rios has come to the fore, but there's a lot of competition for the Colombian, and it's unlikely he'll be a new Inter player. It's possible, however, that Christopher NkuNku will arrive on loan from Chelsea.

source: https://www.transferfeed.com/clubs/inter/1616

[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?

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.

The thing is he doesn't worth that amount with the way he performed last season and you'd agree with me that no club will spend a fortune just to get someone who's performance is not up to averager or should we blame the club? I think they have a hand in this poor display by Onana last season. The previous season Onana and UTD was owing the EPL number of goals, they concede more than they scored which doesn't say good about the club and the goalkeeper. He was good at Inter Milan but coming to UTD seems like he left his great form in Italy and came to England with something no one can applaud him for. The amount is too much, at least £20m or £25m if they are to consider the Red Devils, they can lose on this deal talking about Monaco.

[Phoenix Anka]

There are many transfer rumors surrounding Inter. Recently, the name of PSG's Asensio has come forward, as he intends to sell the player so as not to lose him for free next year.
In the last few hours, the name of Palmerías' Rios has come to the fore, but there's a lot of competition for the Colombian, and it's unlikely he'll be a new Inter player. It's possible, however, that Christopher NkuNku will arrive on loan from Chelsea.

source: https://www.transferfeed.com/clubs/inter/1616

Nkunku is a player who could be beneficial for Inter. If they can secure the signing of Asencio, he's a player who could make significant contributions. Inter now need to do well in the finals, so they need to sign good players. They need to complete this task in the most efficient way possible during this transfer window. I believe they should do everything they can to bring Nkunku, who hasn't had much playing time at Chelsea due to the extensive squad rotation.

[Stablexcoin]

Everyone in Turkey is asking how Galatasaray, who will spend €75 million, will find the financial resources for this transfer. Even if they win the Turkish league, there's very little reward for success. No other Turkish team has such a large transfer budget. I'm sure they must have found a good sponsor to acquire the Nigerian striker. Football is booming in Turkey, and I've been discussing the possibility of Galatasaray finalizing this transfer with several wealthy businessmen. If it's meant to happen, this is the transfer that will happen, but if they can't secure Osimhen, such a large sum could put Galatasaray under a significant burden.

Galatasaray can't give €75 million because it is out of their budget, if only they had more than enough then paying that amount won't be a problem. Also, Saudi club bidded for €70 million still hanging on the deal with readiness to increase, that means there are opportunities of else club ready to deliver the requested amount. The problem is Victor Osimhen wants to keep his prime stage in a top league, going to Saudi must seem like ending his career before it starts, i wouldn't blame him for taking this long not accepting, he needs enough time to make decisions.

[Sexylizzy2813]

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.

I can't say Benjamin Šeško isn't a good player same goes to Gyökeres and it could be that both players can be a one season wonder keep me of players which will be bad for any club that goes for either of them especially Arsenal because the Gunners need that one striker that can get them what they desperately need.
No matter the transfer fee I believe the Gunners can afford it and this is the reason they always lose in getting better players because they always go for players they can pay less amount to get and expect the player to perform something special, look at how Man City operate, Pep go for players they know can deliver and slash in the money and at the end they'll be the one to smile, so Arsenal need to change how the get players after all the players are ready to make a move to Arsenal.

[Oluwa-btc]

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

They do, but is it enough for them to win the Premier League Competition? I also want to see them add Noni Madueke and Eze Eberechi of Crystal Palace. Getting Rodrygo from Real Madrid would be a tougher call so they better settle for players in the Premier League who can give them quick impact. I'm also impressed with the done deals they have made. One last time, they need fight for the Premier League.

[Alpha Marine]

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.

I don't blame Amorim for not including Garnacho in his plans. As a player, especially a young player, there is no need for him to be arrogant and rude to his manager. The things he said after the Europa League loss were unnecessary, and I believe it is not just that. For the coach to decide not to include him in his plans, he has done more than that.

The first thing we have to consider is that Garnacho is not a world-class talent. To me, he doesn't have the potential to be among the best in the world, he's just an okay player, so he needs to understand that at his young age, he will to get regular minutes. Instead, he should try to convince the coach whenever he is given an opportunity.

One thing that kills players I seeing themselves more than they actually are. We saw it with Rashford, who always thought himself to be among the most elite players in the world when in reality, he's not. Look at him now, finding it difficult to get a club. Clubs like Barcelona and Bayern Munich desperately want a LW, but Rashford is not the top 2 options for any of the teams. I he was as good as he thinks he is, these clubs would have been going all out for him.

[Joca97]

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

They do, but is it enough for them to win the Premier League Competition? I also want to see them add Noni Madueke and Eze Eberechi of Crystal Palace. Getting Rodrygo from Real Madrid would be a tougher call so they better settle for players in the Premier League who can give them quick impact. I'm also impressed with the done deals they have made. One last time, they need fight for the Premier League.

Rodrygo probobly wont come to Arsenal i think its just too much money for them to waste in one transfer window. Madueke will be the player for that position and Rodrygo will stay in Real Madrid for sure. I still dont know whats up Gyokeres is he signing for them or did he already,i cant see any news currently but i know its really close,if they get him he will be a top class player for them,the one that they needed.

[baeva]

If it were Napoli's decision alone to make about the future of Victor Osimhen, the news about his transfer would have been a thing of the past because Napoli are so keen to have him go to Saudi due to the fees the Saudi club are willing to offer in full. But the striker just as you said wants to play in Europe so desperately and am glad that Galatasaray are making all efforts to retain him in their club. A lot of respect there for Gala... It shows a lot of value they have for the Nigerian striker's role he played in their clubs successes last season.

It is definitely a good club and I am sure Osimhen is happy to be playing at this club, but I also think that he would like to leave Galatsaray in the future and play for another European team that has more potential, for example in the Champions League. Or play in a more prestigious league, EPL for example, where the competition is very high. This would raise his level as a player

Surely he is happy and in turn the club is also happy with him which has led to their push towards retaining Osimhen in the club. Some of the EPL clubs that have been coming for him are unwilling to pay for the fees Napoli placed on him and with his wage he is demanding for . But I don't see it as something too much to ask for, provided the player is giving the required results, of which Osimhen has proven many times every club he plays for.

I understand that he is probably worth his money, but he will need to adapt in the EPL for the first time, because the Turkish league is not weak, but it is clearly not the level required in the EPL, so he may have problems in the first time, but given his level he will get over them quickly. I hope this dragging process doesn't drag on for another season, I just feel sorry for a player who is losing his potential

[Amphenomenon]

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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.

Viktor Gyökeres seems better especially when comparing total cost of both players, Gyökeres is a good buy for the money. Now they will hope he can replicate same form he had at Sporting utilising chances wasted in past seasons.

This money will be used to strengthen their squad especially against injury woes similarly to what they experienced last season and also from the fact that some players are no longer on the team, therefore needs to be replaced.

[Chikito]

There are many transfer rumors surrounding Inter. Recently, the name of PSG's Asensio has come forward, as he intends to sell the player so as not to lose him for free next year.
In the last few hours, the name of Palmerías' Rios has come to the fore, but there's a lot of competition for the Colombian, and it's unlikely he'll be a new Inter player. It's possible, however, that Christopher NkuNku will arrive on loan from Chelsea.

source: https://www.transferfeed.com/clubs/inter/1616

Many clubs are interested in bringing him. One of them is Bayern Munchen, So, after failing to get Nico Williams, Bayern have the option to buy Nkuku and Luis Diaz. They have contact with the agent Pini Zahavi, so far so good, Chelsea is setting rates £35 for that player, and will release to any club if anyone dares to bid that much. So if Inter can approach that bid, it might not be too long Nkuku will be uniformed. But I heard Nkuku is more interested in playing in the Bundesliga, so if he desires his want, inter must immediately look for other options.

[Ale88]

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

They do, but is it enough for them to win the Premier League Competition? I also want to see them add Noni Madueke and Eze Eberechi of Crystal Palace. Getting Rodrygo from Real Madrid would be a tougher call so they better settle for players in the Premier League who can give them quick impact. I'm also impressed with the done deals they have made. One last time, they need fight for the Premier League.

Rodrygo probobly wont come to Arsenal i think its just too much money for them to waste in one transfer window. Madueke will be the player for that position and Rodrygo will stay in Real Madrid for sure. I still dont know whats up Gyokeres is he signing for them or did he already,i cant see any news currently but i know its really close,if they get him he will be a top class player for them,the one that they needed.

I'm not so sure that Rodrygo will stay at Real Madrid because until now, under Xabi Alonso's management he barely played, and next year there is the World Cup. Of course Ancelotti has a high opinion of Rodrygo and he knows him very well but he must play otherwise he may not be called. The problem is that Rodrygo is a good player but not a star, he's kept in very high consideration because he is Brazilian and plays for Real Madrid, so he gets overestimated. I have no idea how much money Real Madrid could ask for him but I'm pretty sure it would be way more than 100 million euros and, I don't know about you guys but I would never spend that amount of money for a player like Rodrygo.

[Despairo]

I'm not so sure that Rodrygo will stay at Real Madrid because until now, under Xabi Alonso's management he barely played, and next year there is the World Cup. Of course Ancelotti has a high opinion of Rodrygo and he knows him very well but he must play otherwise he may not be called. The problem is that Rodrygo is a good player but not a star, he's kept in very high consideration because he is Brazilian and plays for Real Madrid, so he gets overestimated. I have no idea how much money Real Madrid could ask for him but I'm pretty sure it would be way more than 100 million euros and, I don't know about you guys but I would never spend that amount of money for a player like Rodrygo.

Why not? Rodrygo is underrated.

His market value is 100 Million Euros and his salary in Real Madrid is 12 Million Euros annually, with his performance, it's a good deal. There are many players having higher salary but not as good as Rodrygo.

But, not many teams can afford such amount, high likely Premier League teams would sign him, probably Arsenal or Aston Villa.

[Barikui1]

I'm not so sure that Rodrygo will stay at Real Madrid because until now, under Xabi Alonso's management he barely played, and next year there is the World Cup. Of course Ancelotti has a high opinion of Rodrygo and he knows him very well but he must play otherwise he may not be called. The problem is that Rodrygo is a good player but not a star, he's kept in very high consideration because he is Brazilian and plays for Real Madrid, so he gets overestimated. I have no idea how much money Real Madrid could ask for him but I'm pretty sure it would be way more than 100 million euros and, I don't know about you guys but I would never spend that amount of money for a player like Rodrygo.

Why not? Rodrygo is underrated.

His market value is 100 Million Euros and his salary in Real Madrid is 12 Million Euros annually, with his performance, it's a good deal. There are many players having higher salary but not as good as Rodrygo.

But, not many teams can afford such amount, high likely Premier League teams would sign him, probably Arsenal or Aston Villa.

It's very obvious that the time of Rodrygo at real Madrid is over because xabi Alonso doesn't rate him that high, the only logical thing he just have to do is to move out of the club to a team that sees his value, where the problem lies currently is if he is willing to take a pay cut because it's very few team that can afford to pay him such high salary he is earning at real Madrid.
Looking at the speculation surrounding his future, right now no top team in Europe are serious in acquiring him, so by the look of things, if he has finally makes his mind to move, he must take a pay cut to remain in Europe or Saudi Arabia is his potential destination, and lastly, 100 million euros on his head is quite ridiculous because no team that care about their finance will spend so much in acquiring him, at least 70 million euros will be a fair price .

[Sexylizzy2813]

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

You shouldn't write any of the strikers off because Arsenal also need a player that is good with the ball and it will be bad that Viktor Gyökeres will be that kind of player that find it hard to battle for the ball and it will look like the Gunners are always playing with a man down, I'm just saying. Both players are good which I'd love Arsenal to get both but where the problem lies is how stingy the Gunners are to spend to get quality players, with time one of these 2 players might change their mind or even move to a rival club if Arsenal ain't serious.
Benjamin Šeško didn't score up to 20 goals in the Bundesliga doesn't mean he couldn't get those figures in the EPL and it could be that Šeško will even score more than Gyökeres if both players plays in the EPL. Arsenal style of play will make any good striker to score more than 20 goals, imagine the Gunners made Kai Havertz get 9 goals when he's not a proper number 9 then what if they had a number 9? It will be more than 20, is best they decide which of both strikers they want.

[Futurexxx]

You shouldn't write any of the strikers off because Arsenal also need a player that is good with the ball and it will be bad that Viktor Gyökeres will be that kind of player that find it hard to battle for the ball and it will look like the Gunners are always playing with a man down, I'm just saying. Both players are good which I'd love Arsenal to get both but where the problem lies is how stingy the Gunners are to spend to get quality players, with time one of these 2 players might change their mind or even move to a rival club if Arsenal ain't serious.
Benjamin Šeško didn't score up to 20 goals in the Bundesliga doesn't mean he couldn't get those figures in the EPL and it could be that Šeško will even score more than Gyökeres if both players plays in the EPL. Arsenal style of play will make any good striker to score more than 20 goals, imagine the Gunners made Kai Havertz get 9 goals when he's not a proper number 9 then what if they had a number 9? It will be more than 20, is best they decide which of both strikers they want.

Though am not an arsenal fan, but am really not that convince with this two striker arsenal are trying to sign because sesko is not good enough in my own opinion, if he can't get up to 20 goals in the German bundesliga that we all knows that produces a lot of goals, then their is a higher probability that he wouldn't get up to that figure in the EPL.
Then as for Gyokeres, even though his numbers looks impressive but am still a bit skeptical if he is going to flourish in the English premier league, though I might be wrong but that is why I still can't be confident that he can deliver the goods for this arsenal side, but if it were for a player like victor osimhen that is a fighter, I would have been very confident that he will deliver for this arsenal side.