⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[baeva]

Vinicius can be a great player, no one can deny that. However, he can't be a player who single-handedly carries a team like Cristiano Ronaldo. Sure, he can do it in some matches, but he can't achieve the same level of success in countless matches. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are exceptional players in the world of football. Players like him rarely come along in the sports world. Therefore, expectations are high for every player compared to them, but they can't meet those expectations.

Vinicius is too individual, he often thinks only of himself, it will ruin him sooner or later. But for now he is playing very well and is useful to the team, but to compare him with such great players I think there is no point, he will never become one. Especially if the rumours of a move to Saudi Arabia within a few years become a reality - then he's basically pretty much put an end to his career, he needs to stay in Europe

Stop comparing the lay player to the GOAT of football, whether it's Messi or Ronaldo, because Vinicius Junior is an average player, and Messi and Ronaldo are the GOATs of football. He can't recognize to the level of Messi and Ronaldo. So whenever you want to compare an average player, you should exclude Messi and Ronaldo because there is no one in the football world who can approach the level of both of them, even Neymar and Suarez did not approach it despite they were also great players. So Vinicius Junior is an average player, he can end his career like average players. It is inappropriate to compare him with the GOAT of football.

However, Vinicius Junior, Killian Mbappe, and Holland fall in one category. Like for today's era, these three are good players, nothing more.

I was in no way comparing him to the greatest players in history, on the contrary I said he won't reach their level6 because it's completely different. Messi is talent, Ronaldo is time honed skill, on the one hand these are all things that can be achieved, but there will be no copies of these players. But the comparisons will never really stop, as soon as a talented player comes along and plays well for a season - they will definitely start comparing him to Messi or Ronaldo

[Sexylizzy2813]

What's next for this player Sancho, since Chelsea refused to get him after a wonderful loan spell he had with the Blues, everyone was hoping that Chelsea would sign him but the Blues changed their mind and now Juventus are nowhere close to getting him, wonder if UTD will consider him joining the squad. Does he still have a future at Manchester United?

He will be the next one who played for 12 clubs or more at the end of his career. Can't argue that any of the clubs were bad clubs, but mostly it says a lot about the player when he can't stay with one club for more than 3 or 4 years. In the case of Sancho I don't know, I think he switched his clubs several times within only 2 years.

He probably doesn't care as all these top clubs are able to pay him a nice amount, but if I had ever been a professional player, I would have preferred to build something over time with one team instead of hopping around like he does.

The switching you talked about isn't his fault because the coaches at Manchester United are all using same pattern to follow some of these players instead of making it easy by bringing the whole squad together to think and play as a unit. My issue is, why is it that those clubs he played for and did well, why are they not seeing him as one of the best or let's say a good player? Is like they see how good he is then forget about taking him or is Man UTD not planning on selling him yet?
I feel the Red Devils should be blamed for whatever is wrong with the club because as it is, I don't see them going forward instead they're at a place surrounded by confusion. They have good players but it seems their problem doesn't have a solution at all. He will definitely move from one club to the other until his contract expires, that's the only way to be free from UTD.

[BITCOIN4X]

What's next for this player Sancho, since Chelsea refused to get him after a wonderful loan spell he had with the Blues, everyone was hoping that Chelsea would sign him but the Blues changed their mind and now Juventus are nowhere close to getting him, wonder if UTD will consider him joining the squad. Does he still have a future at Manchester United?

Chelsea didn't refuse to sign Sancho, the deal fell through due to Sancho exorbitant wage demands. As a result, Chelsea had to pay a penalty fee to Manchester United for not making his loan permanent. In my opinion, Sancho is highly unlikely to stay at Manchester United, and Ruben Amorim will probably not rely on him next season. Manchester United is still waiting for offers to cash in on Sancho, having already lowered his transfer value.

Juventus should seize this opportunity. In this situation, Sancho would likely accept an offer from any club seeking a new home that guarantees him playing time. Inter Milan is also reportedly interested in Sancho, but neither team has made a formal offer yet. Juventus needs to act fast to secure Sancho's signature before Inter Milan beats them to it.

[Mayor of ogba]

It's legit. Even Ornstein was also mentioned it on his x. I'm rating him much more reliable even than Romano. There is also further update regarding Rashford's story. Barcelona will fully cover his salary. I'm not doubting the credibility of this news. A bit surprised with it considering how high Rashford's wage.

This Barcelona to cover full salary could mean anything, for example proposed wages are lower than speculated or that high wage is to continue but I don't think Barcelona is crazy enough to maintain that high paygrade especially that the Spanish federation watches their spending...

True, he agrees to cut his wage from 300k weekly to the 80k weekly. I was surprised he did it just to join in Barcelona. He decreased his wage for almost 80%. That's crazy he did everything wear Barcelona's shirt. It gives me vibes he doesn't care to the MU.

I am not surprised that Marcus Rashford accepted a pay cut to move to Barcelona this season, but I am surprised that he will be receiving £80k per week at Barcelona. It is not that Marcus Rashford doesn't care about Manchester United, but the problem is that Ruben Amorim didn't include Marcus Rashford in his plan, so Marcus Rashford has to accept a cut that's as low as £80k per week just to play football where he will be happy and valued.

[Sexylizzy2813]

What's next for this player Sancho, since Chelsea refused to get him after a wonderful loan spell he had with the Blues, everyone was hoping that Chelsea would sign him but the Blues changed their mind and now Juventus are nowhere close to getting him, wonder if UTD will consider him joining the squad. Does he still have a future at Manchester United?

Manchester United flushing every player that they feel is not good enough for the club, they're trying their possible best to start all over with new players and this will really help the club step up. I'm hoping to see and witness a new Red Devils next season because they're entirely going to focus on the English Premier League since they failed to qualify for any elite competition next season.

Let's face the trends of the day. All fingers pointing to Jadon Sancho. He's using his own very hand to ruined the prominent future in Europe. We know he's son of the soil but it doesn't mean he should feel every atom of pride, take some a pay cut like his colleague, Marcus Rashford did in the transfer summer, from Manchester United to Barcelona. Jadon Sancho is still existing in the dream world where he thinks the world revolves round him, absolutely not. Sancho is a good player no doubt about that but his wage is just too much.

You know is really funny how they operate and feel is the best, players they think are not good enough for the club are the ones that can elevate the club, the ones they feel are good are not even doing well to show they are better so why discard the other guys?
I think the owners are no trying to help the club grow but they are helping to bring the club down. Currently they are not playing any European competition as of next season so the heat of next campaign won't be that much and this is the moment they need to focus more on getting things right if not the club might be hitting the relegation zone and players might as well leave.
That's the issue with this player and the way things are going he might even end the season without a club and it won't be good for him and I don't know if they even think of the national team, the call up and all that, these are areas they should be thinking of just to make sure they keep on playing, when I say "them" I mean him and Rashford... because these guys are suppose to be the future of the 3 Lions but pride has taken over, especially Sancho. Let us see if Juventus will consider sending another offer or some other club coming for him.

[ThemePen]

Chelsea didn't refuse to sign Sancho, the deal fell through due to Sancho exorbitant wage demands. As a result, Chelsea had to pay a penalty fee to Manchester United for not making his loan permanent. In my opinion, Sancho is highly unlikely to stay at Manchester United, and Ruben Amorim will probably not rely on him next season. Manchester United is still waiting for offers to cash in on Sancho, having already lowered his transfer value.

Juventus should seize this opportunity. In this situation, Sancho would likely accept an offer from any club seeking a new home that guarantees him playing time. Inter Milan is also reportedly interested in Sancho, but neither team has made a formal offer yet. Juventus needs to act fast to secure Sancho's signature before Inter Milan beats them to it.

You have very strong opinion on Jadon Sancho situation! You believe Chelsea deal failed because of his high salary demands which unfortunately cost Chelsea penalty fee. You also think it is very unlikely Sancho will stay at Manchester United especially since Ruben Amorim probably does not plan to use him. Manchester United is clearly ready to sell him even at lower price. And I also think Juventus should quickly sign him as he is likely looking for any club that guarantees him playing time. With Inter Milan also reportedly interested but Juventus needs to act fast to get him before their rival does.

[Sexylizzy2813]

What's next for this player Sancho, since Chelsea refused to get him after a wonderful loan spell he had with the Blues, everyone was hoping that Chelsea would sign him but the Blues changed their mind and now Juventus are nowhere close to getting him, wonder if UTD will consider him joining the squad. Does he still have a future at Manchester United?

Chelsea didn't refuse to sign Sancho, the deal fell through due to Sancho exorbitant wage demands. As a result, Chelsea had to pay a penalty fee to Manchester United for not making his loan permanent. In my opinion, Sancho is highly unlikely to stay at Manchester United, and Ruben Amorim will probably not rely on him next season. Manchester United is still waiting for offers to cash in on Sancho, having already lowered his transfer value.

Juventus should seize this opportunity. In this situation, Sancho would likely accept an offer from any club seeking a new home that guarantees him playing time. Inter Milan is also reportedly interested in Sancho, but neither team has made a formal offer yet. Juventus needs to act fast to secure Sancho's signature before Inter Milan beats them to it.

Chelsea had other plans from how things went for both the club and the player if not he did well and they have every right of keeping him so they prefer paying the fine and look at the forces Chelsea have now but that doesn't mean Sancho isn't good, the thing is he lack that consistency when he plays, for me he played way better at Dortmund than he did for Chelsea and we could see the energy he gave for the Bundesliga team and I felt they was going to take him back but they allowed him return to UTD.
Amorim is not doing anything different from what the other coaches did with these same players and not including Sancho and Rashford to his plan sounds like a bad idea because nobody knows if these guys will be the ones to give him a good name. For the past 3 to 4 seasons if I'm not mistaken, Manchester United haven't been in their best and no improvement and they think sending some of their finest away can change anything for the club? No for me, it will only get worse every season that's if they continue making their players look small and I don't advice them to sell Sancho he can be of great help to them.

[Arenga pinnata]

Manchester United flushing every player that they feel is not good enough for the club, they're trying their possible best to start all over with new players and this will really help the club step up. I'm hoping to see and witness a new Red Devils next season because they're entirely going to focus on the English Premier League since they failed to qualify for any elite competition next season.

Let's face the trends of the day. All fingers pointing to Jadon Sancho. He's using his own very hand to ruined the prominent future in Europe. We know he's son of the soil but it doesn't mean he should feel every atom of pride, take some a pay cut like his colleague, Marcus Rashford did in the transfer summer, from Manchester United to Barcelona. Jadon Sancho is still existing in the dream world where he thinks the world revolves round him, absolutely not. Sancho is a good player no doubt about that but his wage is just too much.

Sancho has actually agreed to accept a pay cut. His agent has also traveled to Turin to continue negotiations with Juventus. So, I think things are progressing quite well with Juventus. Although everything is uncertain, given Juventus's seriousness in pursuing Sancho, and Sancho's apparent interest in the offer and willingness to reduce his salary, I think it's only a matter of time before Sancho officially joins Juventus and leaves Manchester United.

It's just that Juventus' offer to Manchester United isn't as big as Manchester United's expectations. But I think Manchester United should accept it, as his contract at Manchester United is almost up anyway. So, there's no reason to keep him.

(Sourch: https://sport.detik.com/sepakbola/liga-italia/d-8018610/tekad-juventus-tuntaskan-transfer-sancho-pekan-depan)

[Agbamoni]

I am not surprised that Marcus Rashford accepted a pay cut to move to Barcelona this season, but I am surprised that he will be receiving £80k per week at Barcelona. It is not that Marcus Rashford doesn't care about Manchester United, but the problem is that Ruben Amorim didn't include Marcus Rashford in his plan, so Marcus Rashford has to accept a cut that's as low as £80k per week just to play football where he will be happy and valued.

What are more surprised about is that, Marcus Rashford agreed to be a substitute player at Barcelona for someone who have always been the started for Manchester United. I wonder if it is desperateness or he is just been considerate to move to Barcelona. In the aspect of his receiving £80k per week, I feel the agreement is flexible to changes as time goes on. He wont dare to sit at the amount for a very long time. When the 2 year contract expires and the club value him to be one of the best, his weekly pay will change in the next contract he will sign.

[Sexylizzy2813]

I am not surprised that Marcus Rashford accepted a pay cut to move to Barcelona this season, but I am surprised that he will be receiving £80k per week at Barcelona. It is not that Marcus Rashford doesn't care about Manchester United, but the problem is that Ruben Amorim didn't include Marcus Rashford in his plan, so Marcus Rashford has to accept a cut that's as low as £80k per week just to play football where he will be happy and valued.

Honestly this player doesn't feel like sitting off the field of play for a very long time all in the name of a coach doesn't want to use him or include him in his plan, like why? If Rashford doesn't care of playing I feel that pay cut would still be the way it was and Barcelona as broke as they are likes taking advantage of the opportunity at hand (was expecting them to sign the English forward) so they had to take it.
Firstly, I don't see any reason why Rashford shouldn't be in that Amorim's squad or plan and he should have known that even after excluding him they still play like a team that is not stable which they are, a team that can't hold on to a goal lead for long like no confidence and the manager knows how poor he operate's with his boys. All Rashford did at Villa Park is enough to say "hey I need this guy no matter what" but it seems the board are there just to frustrate the new manger and spoil their mind on the other players and Amorim can pleased with the management.
The payment £80m is not the problem but the playing time like I said on my recent post. Rashford is ready for the club (Man UTD) but they don't want him so he can't stay and watch the other players enjoy the game while he sits by the corner. Amorim is a good coach no doubt and he could have excel like he did at Sporting CP even if he couldn't win the EPL title I believe he would have made a statement at least to tell the other clubs that he's here to make a difference but where are the materials to help him achieve that? So like I said he needs like 3 to 5 players in that team that they are chasing away and is not by getting new players, the question is can he control them or make good use of these players? Only time will tell, it can all end up like last season for him and every plan this plan that would be a waste.

[mandown]

Manchester United surprised me. They signed Brendford's Cameroonian midfielder, Mbeumo, for €75 million.
The player signed a five-year contract.
He scored 20 goals and provided eight assists for Brendford last year, but he was doing it for Brendford.
He's so young, but I'm not sure this is the player Manchester United are really looking for.

I'm curious why they spent €75 million on a player like Osimhen. He's such a young, high-quality striker.
I can't understand what the Manchester transfer committee was thinking when they made this transfer.

Past transfer debacles have changed me this way.

[bitgolden]

Raphinha is in his best form these days. Why would Hansi Flick decide to cut him from the starting lineup to "rest"?

It doesn't make sense while he is one of top goal contributors. Rashford will need to earn his place there. He will need to work hard to stay fit and impress the manager. I can't say he has been in his best physical shape recently.

Rashford could play both wings and forward. Which means, when Raphinha needs rest (these players play 50+ games a season) then Rashford can play, plus he can join later in the game, like 70th minute or 80th minute to bring in some fresh legs. He could not only help with Raphinha, but also Yamal and Lewandowski all at the same time.

It means, we are going to see Rashford definitely have plenty of time to play, he is going to play many games, both subbed in, and even starters to rest others. He is not going to replace as in be the starter or preferred player, he won't be, Barcelona has better players, but he will certainly be the first sub to look for, could be one of the best if not the best bench player they have in any given game.

[Barikui1]

What's next for this player Sancho, since Chelsea refused to get him after a wonderful loan spell he had with the Blues, everyone was hoping that Chelsea would sign him but the Blues changed their mind and now Juventus are nowhere close to getting him, wonder if UTD will consider him joining the squad. Does he still have a future at Manchester United?

Let's face the trends of the day. All fingers pointing to Jadon Sancho. He's using his own very hand to ruined the prominent future in Europe. We know he's son of the soil but it doesn't mean he should feel every atom of pride, take some a pay cut like his colleague, Marcus Rashford did in the transfer summer, from Manchester United to Barcelona. Jadon Sancho is still existing in the dream world where he thinks the world revolves round him, absolutely not. Sancho is a good player no doubt about that but his wage is just too much.

When I think of this guy I just laugh out loud because he is just very funny, if you ask him about all that has enfolded in the past one year now, he will say that most of his decisions is not swayed by more money, but that's the case here, he would have stayed at Chelsea because he had the opportunity to do so, but because he refuses to reduce what he earn at Manchester united, the deal fell apart, and that was the exact reason he was sent back to Manchester united.
Now I heard that Juventus have an interest in his signature, but his salary demand is a major stumbling block to the deal happening. If he is wise enough to look at his form presently, he wouldn't have asking for so much when he gives very little in goals and assist.

[davis196]

Rashford could play both wings and forward. Which means, when Raphinha needs rest (these players play 50+ games a season) then Rashford can play, plus he can join later in the game, like 70th minute or 80th minute to bring in some fresh legs. He could not only help with Raphinha, but also Yamal and Lewandowski all at the same time.

It means, we are going to see Rashford definitely have plenty of time to play, he is going to play many games, both subbed in, and even starters to rest others. He is not going to replace as in be the starter or preferred player, he won't be, Barcelona has better players, but he will certainly be the first sub to look for, could be one of the best if not the best bench player they have in any given game.

I don't believe that Rashford is signing Barcelona only to be a substitute player. Maybe he will become the new left winger, while Yamal is going to stay as a right winger. Lewandowski is getting too old and Barcelona needs a new central striker. Barca signing Rashford seems like a risky transfer to me. Some English players become really successful playing in Europe, while others get injured or their performance deteriorates. Rashford never had a good performance in the last 2 years in Manchester United. I'm a bit skeptical that he will suddenly become a great player in Barcelona.

[Marvelockg]

I am not surprised that Marcus Rashford accepted a pay cut to move to Barcelona this season, but I am surprised that he will be receiving £80k per week at Barcelona. It is not that Marcus Rashford doesn't care about Manchester United, but the problem is that Ruben Amorim didn't include Marcus Rashford in his plan, so Marcus Rashford has to accept a cut that's as low as £80k per week just to play football where he will be happy and valued.

playing for Barcelona should be seen as a lift for Marcus Rashford even if he is going to the club on the ground of a loan. Manchester united are not even in a major competition this season and normally, most of her players that are struggling to find a place in the team will happily move out to a better place where they can play along big players. playing for Aston villa last season gave him the opportunity of playing in the champions league even though united didn't qualify for same league. playing for barca this season will still give him that edge and for the salary cut, it could be the little sacrifice he has to make just so he ca have a really good season.

[Silikiem]

Manchester United surprised me. They signed Brendford's Cameroonian midfielder, Mbeumo, for €75 million.
The player signed a five-year contract.
He scored 20 goals and provided eight assists for Brendford last year, but he was doing it for Brendford.
He's so young, but I'm not sure this is the player Manchester United are really looking for.

I'm curious why they spent €75 million on a player like Osimhen. He's such a young, high-quality striker.
I can't understand what the Manchester transfer committee was thinking when they made this transfer.

Past transfer debacles have changed me this way.

Obviously, Bryan Mbuemo have been a long term summer transfer target for Manchester United and the player himself chooses to sign for Manchester United amid every other offer. Mbuemo will be a good signing for man united, he alone has 20 goals last season, while the entire Manchester United front three of Garnacho, Hojlund and Dialo has a total of 21 goals combined. So, Mbuemo is a proven player and has done it in the premier league for over two or three seasons now and I think he is the right man for Manchester United as a left winger or even as the striker.
Then, as for Victor Osimehn, the fact that Manchester United signed Mbuemo doesn’t stop them from also signing Victor Osimehn as a central striker, Manchester United have made an approach but as we all know, currently Manchester United are trying to cut down their highest players wages so they can balance the book, they are not willing to meet up with Victor Osimehn high wage, every premier league club now have a wage structure and how they planned to keep to it. Take Chelsea for example, the way they are doing their business and I think it’s working for them because the board sticks to their agenda. Manchester United board are currently trying to offload some of their highest earners like Rashford, Sancho, and even casemiro. So I think the wage demands of Victor Osimehn is very high for Manchester United currently and couple with the fact that Manchester United are not going to be playing European football this coming season makes it even more difficult for them to convince Victor Osimehn to sign for them. Remember that Victor Osimehn would have been a Chelsea player by now if not for the same issue of wage structure.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Manchester United surprised me. They signed Brendford's Cameroonian midfielder, Mbeumo, for €75 million.
The player signed a five-year contract.
He scored 20 goals and provided eight assists for Brendford last year, but he was doing it for Brendford.
He's so young, but I'm not sure this is the player Manchester United are really looking for.

I'm curious why they spent €75 million on a player like Osimhen. He's such a young, high-quality striker.
I can't understand what the Manchester transfer committee was thinking when they made this transfer.

Past transfer debacles have changed me this way.

If you ask me I'd say Manchester United need any player their hands can get on no matter the prize and the former Brentford man Mbeumo doesn't have those obstacles Osimhen have in terms of transfer and they thought of getting the one they saw was going to be theirs before another club start coming for him while Osimhen's own case was that difficult and I don't think Manchester United are ready for such delay since they feel they don't have time to waste, ok imagine how good Osimhen is and is only Galatasaray that's showing much interest in him so do you expect Manchester United to start struggling to get Osimhen while Mbeumo is just there without any obstruction? I think that's why.
The management of the Red Devils are not doing what they are suppose to do to help the manager Amorim and the club, now it seems Amorim is doing things more on how it will favor the board than it will favor him, to progress with the players, when the time comes wed6know if they actions they are taking will help them. But on the other side, Mbeumo isn't a bad option at least he'll be able to get more goals for the club just like he did scored the number of goals he scored last campaign.

[Helena Yu]

I can't understand what the Manchester transfer committee was thinking when they made this transfer.

Past transfer debacles have changed me this way.

Signing Mbeumo for 75 Million Euros is ridiculous, but it's more ridiculous to see Manchester United are interested to sign Jackson, Chelsea have set a price Jackson price for 70 Million Euros, which is high, player like him only worth around 40 Million Euros.

I don't believe that Rashford is signing Barcelona only to be a substitute player. Maybe he will become the new left winger, while Yamal is going to stay as a right winger. Lewandowski is getting too old and Barcelona needs a new central striker. Barca signing Rashford seems like a risky transfer to me. Some English players become really successful playing in Europe, while others get injured or their performance deteriorates. Rashford never had a good performance in the last 2 years in Manchester United. I'm a bit skeptical that he will suddenly become a great player in Barcelona.

It's not even make sense.

Rashford's rival is Raphinha, a player who older a year than him, his performance mostly on the top level and rare to suffer injury. Rashford is likely will play in any forward positions I think.

[Razmirraz]

I was in no way comparing him to the greatest players in history, on the contrary I said he won't reach their level6 because it's completely different. Messi is talent, Ronaldo is time honed skill, on the one hand these are all things that can be achieved, but there will be no copies of these players. But the comparisons will never really stop, as soon as a talented player comes along and plays well for a season - they will definitely start comparing him to Messi or Ronaldo

The level that Messi and Ronaldo have reached is very difficult for other players or future generations to achieve at this time, these two players have proven their quality and are able to survive at the highest level despite their old age (before leaving European football). Even though football has changed generations, I haven't seen another player reach their level and perform consistently throughout a season. Take Vinicius Junior, for example. After a brilliant season and helping Real Madrid win the Champions League, his performance declined the following season. Haaland and Mbappé have also experienced the same thing.
Recently, Yamal name has started to flood the football news and his name is also becoming more well known among football fans, but at his young age, he has a lot to prove to become a big star like Messi and Ronaldo.

[Nahl]

Hugo Ekitike will not score 20+ goals this season. Which means that they are spending 110 million give or take on the first year for transfer fee + salary. They could have gotten Osimhen for the same money, you mean to tell me Ekitike worths more than Osimhen? That makes no sense and he definitely doesn't. They could have spent less to get better players, they just wasted a ton of money for no reason.

Liverpool made a huge mistake with this deal, I am sure of it, they are going to not see his mistakes and issues over course of just one game, but after a while, he is going to be like a Nunez deal. Liverpool won the title twice without a proper striker, so maybe they will do it again, but they seriously need a good striker one of these years.

Liverpool has Mo Salah as goal getter but they impossible to rely on this player for whole season especially Liverpool have to play on several different competition with tight fixtures so Liverpool should have good depth of squad and last season without proper striker they can get the title but Slot feel forward lines is the weaknesses which should be improved especially after Diogo Jota death and Nunez rumoured will be left this summer

Ekitike is potential player especially he is still young 23 years so maybe Liverpool can consider him as long term investment for the team but indeed he certainly overpriced but Slot is very confident Ekitike can being an a good player in Liverpool so that's why he personally convincing Ekitike to moved to Liverpool and in this team Ekitike will gets 6 years contract