⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[ThemePen]

Inter Milan just needs to secure his deal because he is such a fantastic player, and his addition regarding through the team sheet will make the team progress so much loud. So Inter Milan just needs to rush for his negotiations and make him officially become the player of the Inter Milan before closing the transfer window. Now we will see what Atlanta responds to. They demanded a big price tag from the first day, but now we will see whether Inter accepts or rejects this offer. Because in terms of market value, £80 million is a big price tag… Let's see what happens next until the end of the transfer window.

This transfer deal for Inter Milan is classic dilemma they want great player who could really improve team but his current club Atalanta is asking for huge price of £80 million. Inter has to decide if player talent is worth that much money while Atalanta has to decide if their high asking price will scare Inter away and cause deal to fall apart. It is tense situation, and everyone is waiting to see what happens before transfer window closes.

[abhiseshakana]

The most obvious thing is that Napoli didn't want to lose a penny and didn't care about the player or the fact that they could ruin him - either they would get money or nothing, because the player would stop getting good playing practice and would be cheap. It's surprising, really. I don't understand why Napoli couldn't have lowered the price by just 10-15%. If they had, they would have sold him to Galatasaray long ago.

However, it is precisely because of Napoli's selfishness that they have ended up losing out even more, and I think the steps they are taking now are quite good because, in addition to not delaying Osimhen's fate—which would only further diminish his value—this also puts an end to the never-ending drama of the past few seasons.

Compared to Napoli, I actually feel relieved for Osimhen in this situation because he is no longer haunted by transfer issues and the toxic relationship with Napoli, although this also arose due to Osimhen's own actions initially. However, it is indeed a good move for both parties to agree to go their separate ways.
Now, Osimhen just needs to focus on his new club, and Napoli must prepare for the upcoming season, which begins in just over a week.

Osimhen can now breathe a sigh of relief, even though he doesn't have many options and has to be satisfied with the Turkish league, but it's still better than still having ties to Napoli. He is still only 26 years old, so I think he still has plenty of time to get back to the top competition and it probably won't be long before he finds a giant team again if he keeps playing well.

So even though he hasn't landed any big offers yet, I think he will get it in the future because he is a good striker and he also has a clinical finishing touch.

[Zaguru12]

For me, I feel Son is still competing at the highest level, the unfortunately thing is that, he found himself in a midst of players that have not helped to amplify the good side of him, if Son was in a club like Liverpool or Manchester city, we would have appreciated him more, but one thing I kept on wondering is the fact that, he did not move over to any other club rather he decided to stay with Tottenham for such a long time, going to U.S isn't the best move for me.

We have asked this similar questions before when Harry Kane departed to Bayern Munich people say he wasted too much time before deciding to leave, personally I think the problem will be from Levy the board director who definitely makes most of these players believe that should a good offer comes he will be selling them to the club but most often Levy had set some unrealistic fees and this seriously has had impact on him moving. I could recall how levy made it difficult for Manchester City to sign him then and it was frustrating to until Manchester City gave up

[wakier]

For me, I feel Son is still competing at the highest level, the unfortunately thing is that, he found himself in a midst of players that have not helped to amplify the good side of him, if Son was in a club like Liverpool or Manchester city, we would have appreciated him more, but one thing I kept on wondering is the fact that, he did not move over to any other club rather he decided to stay with Tottenham for such a long time, going to U.S isn't the best move for me.

We have asked this similar questions before when Harry Kane departed to Bayern Munich people say he wasted too much time before deciding to leave, personally I think the problem will be from Levy the board director who definitely makes most of these players believe that should a good offer comes he will be selling them to the club but most often Levy had set some unrealistic fees and this seriously has had impact on him moving. I could recall how levy made it difficult for Manchester City to sign him then and it was frustrating to until Manchester City gave up

Tottenham is a club that is difficult for other clubs to penetrate regarding player transfers, especially when it comes to their mainstay players, they don't want to lose them and always keep them for years, like Herry Kane who lasted a very long time until he was almost 30 years old, he just decided to move. The same thing might happen to Son Heung-min, who is currently 33 years old. I think it will be even more difficult if he moves to another club in Europe with his high market value, that's why he decided to go to the United States following Messi.

[armanda90]

We have got the here we go about Son. 

Honestly I'm happy for him. Because he was still a respectable player maybe but he couldn't show his usual performance anymore. Not everyone is like Salah at this age. 

MLS is a really nice choice for him. He doesn't look competitive in Europe anymore. That's the reason.

Sadly for Tottenham Hotspur's fans their most loyal players Son Heung-min moving to MLS Club Los Angeles FC and Spurs earned around 15 million euro as fees transfer. Have been ten years for Son Heung-min played with Tottenham Hotspur and bigger achievement by winning UEFA Europe League tittle last season due difficulty of Spurs winning any tittles. Actually Son still not really over age for playing with Premier League team but too early for leaving top European team by moving to MLS know as not really competitive league.

Regarding from several media reported, Son get contract with Los Angeles FC until two season later but still not publish detail yet how much payment salary receiving. Good luck for Son and wish one day later he can return back for playing with top European teams maybe play for Serie A or La Liga teams.

[Helena Yu]

We have asked this similar questions before when Harry Kane departed to Bayern Munich people say he wasted too much time before deciding to leave, personally I think the problem will be from Levy the board director who definitely makes most of these players believe that should a good offer comes he will be selling them to the club but most often Levy had set some unrealistic fees and this seriously has had impact on him moving. I could recall how levy made it difficult for Manchester City to sign him then and it was frustrating to until Manchester City gave up

It means he's successful to manipulate the players.

A successful leader should able to manipulate their subordinates in order to make them want to stay even their salary/reward received aren't fair with the effort they gave. I think Son choose to move to other team because Thomas Frank ask Son to stay on bench if he wish to continue with Tottenham, so other players like Tel, Richarlison, Johnson will replace his position.

Of course this is not make sense to treat a legend, it's okay if the existing players are better than him, but we know Son is capable to play in his position.

[Ahli38]

Inter Milan just needs to secure his deal because he is such a fantastic player, and his addition regarding through the team sheet will make the team progress so much loud. So Inter Milan just needs to rush for his negotiations and make him officially become the player of the Inter Milan before closing the transfer window. Now we will see what Atlanta responds to. They demanded a big price tag from the first day, but now we will see whether Inter accepts or rejects this offer. Because in terms of market value, £80 million is a big price tag… Let's see what happens next until the end of the transfer window.

This transfer deal for Inter Milan is classic dilemma they want great player who could really improve team but his current club Atalanta is asking for huge price of £80 million. Inter has to decide if player talent is worth that much money while Atalanta has to decide if their high asking price will scare Inter away and cause deal to fall apart. It is tense situation, and everyone is waiting to see what happens before transfer window closes.

I think Atalanta actually doesn't want to let Ademola Lookman go to Inter Milan or any other team in Serie A. (Sourch ) Because from several articles I've read, there are reports like that. Even after Atalanta rejected an offer from Inter Milan of €45 million, it is also strong evidence that Atalanta indeed has no intention of letting this player go. However, the player himself seems to have offered himself so that he can go to another team. However, Atalanta also set several conditions for that. And I now think that Inter Milan may not make an offer close to Atalanta's desired figure. However, if Inter Milan makes an offer that matches Atalanta's wishes, it would be a very bold offer. because I don't think this player's price is as high as Atalanta's asking price.

[Lidger]

Manchester United's actions seem to be apathetic. I doubt whether they want to take their team to a better level. There are some players who would definitely come to Manchester United if offered, but Manchester United is not offering all these players. I think they are happy the way they are, they do not have to take any extra pressure or spend extra money because of this. A once very popular club is gradually losing popularity and if this kind of performance continues for a few more years, the fans will not identify themselves as Manchester United fans.

I think if Manchester United's performance can be changed by changing ownership, then that is what should be done, and then the tradition of this team should be brought back to its former glory.

True fans will go through all the difficulties with the team and no one will turn away from them because of a few difficult seasons. In order to change the owners, they need to want to sell the club, if I understand correctly, but rich people have their own quirks, for them it can be like an expensive toy, they may not understand all the processes and therefore the management of the team becomes poor.

If the Manchester United club president does not want to sell his club then why is he not thinking about improving the performance of his club. They have been performing poorly consistently for many years, if a team has a lot of effort and if they can spend money then I think that team will not perform so poorly consistently. I will discuss what is happening at the moment, you see the steps that Manchester United are taking now to improve their team, I have not seen Manchester United taking any such steps in this transfer window so that we can imagine that Manchester United can do well next season. The way they finished the Premier League last season, they will have to finish the Premier League next season in the same way because the players who are still in the finishing position defense position will not improve the club much.

[Jostern]

We have got the here we go about Son. 

Honestly I'm happy for him. Because he was still a respectable player maybe but he couldn't show his usual performance anymore. Not everyone is like Salah at this age. 

MLS is a really nice choice for him. He doesn't look competitive in Europe anymore. That's the reason.

Sadly for Tottenham Hotspur's fans their most loyal players Son Heung-min moving to MLS Club Los Angeles FC and Spurs earned around 15 million euro as fees transfer. Have been ten years for Son Heung-min played with Tottenham Hotspur and bigger achievement by winning UEFA Europe League tittle last season due difficulty of Spurs winning any tittles. Actually Son still not really over age for playing with Premier League team but too early for leaving top European team by moving to MLS know as not really competitive league.

Regarding from several media reported, Son get contract with Los Angeles FC until two season later but still not publish detail yet how much payment salary receiving. Good luck for Son and wish one day later he can return back for playing with top European teams maybe play for Serie A or La Liga teams.

I still don’t understand the logic behind Son leaving Tottenham now, I think the player is still playing a good football he still has a lot to offer in the biggest stage, and I don’t know if it was the club that asked him to leave because of the new manager that is in charge now, I will think probably he doesn’t fit into his system and playing style, But if I was Son I would’ve left Tottenham long time ago just like Harry Kane did, Because at Tottenham you’re never going to be guaranteed on winning a major trophy and you’ll end up giving your best years to them, instead of playing for one of the biggest clubs that can offer you money and also offering silverware.

Right now leaving Premier League to be moving to the MLS I think that is really not a good decision, you could still play somewhere in Premier League, and Spanish League or Mostly Italian League clubs would love to accept his services because he is a very good footballer, well he has made his decision I wish him well in his next football career in the MLS.

[RaltcoinsB]

Inter Milan just needs to secure his deal because he is such a fantastic player, and his addition regarding through the team sheet will make the team progress so much loud. So Inter Milan just needs to rush for his negotiations and make him officially become the player of the Inter Milan before closing the transfer window. Now we will see what Atlanta responds to. They demanded a big price tag from the first day, but now we will see whether Inter accepts or rejects this offer. Because in terms of market value, £80 million is a big price tag… Let's see what happens next until the end of the transfer window.

This transfer deal for Inter Milan is classic dilemma they want great player who could really improve team but his current club Atalanta is asking for huge price of £80 million. Inter has to decide if player talent is worth that much money while Atalanta has to decide if their high asking price will scare Inter away and cause deal to fall apart. It is tense situation, and everyone is waiting to see what happens before transfer window closes.

Inter isn't even close to making this transfer because it would require a significant investment. There's also the possibility they might pay such a high price and get nothing in return. While the player is excellent, the price seems like it would put the team in a difficult position. Therefore, I don't see a transfer as very likely.

[Frankolala]

Inter Milan just needs to secure his deal because he is such a fantastic player, and his addition regarding through the team sheet will make the team progress so much loud. So Inter Milan just needs to rush for his negotiations and make him officially become the player of the Inter Milan before closing the transfer window. Now we will see what Atlanta responds to. They demanded a big price tag from the first day, but now we will see whether Inter accepts or rejects this offer. Because in terms of market value, £80 million is a big price tag… Let's see what happens next until the end of the transfer window.

This transfer deal for Inter Milan is classic dilemma they want great player who could really improve team but his current club Atalanta is asking for huge price of £80 million. Inter has to decide if player talent is worth that much money while Atalanta has to decide if their high asking price will scare Inter away and cause deal to fall apart. It is tense situation, and everyone is waiting to see what happens before transfer window closes.

I believe that the price tag on Lookman was used to scare clubs away from signing him. Only a club who is mean and appreciates his potential will risk such amount of money without considering anything to sign Lookman. Inter, will love to sign him but they need to come in agreement with Atalanta on a price that they can afford which shouldn't be too low from the current price tag on him.

[joniboini]

Right now leaving Premier League to be moving to the MLS I think that is really not a good decision, you could still play somewhere in Premier League, and Spanish League or Mostly Italian League clubs would love to accept his services because he is a very good footballer, well he has made his decision I wish him well in his next football career in the MLS.

I mean, it depends on what he wants. Does he want to get more trophies? Does feels satisfied with his achievements and wants to focus on making money for retirement? Does he want to respect Tottenham and promise to never play against them again? Do other clubs have the money or offers that interest him? And so on. I wouldn't call it a bad move just because he's no longer in the top league. It's his life anyway, and if he's happy with that, then that's a good move for him.

[Princess Leah]

We have got the here we go about Son. 

Honestly I'm happy for him. Because he was still a respectable player maybe but he couldn't show his usual performance anymore. Not everyone is like Salah at this age. 

MLS is a really nice choice for him. He doesn't look competitive in Europe anymore. That's the reason.

Sadly for Tottenham Hotspur's fans their most loyal players Son Heung-min moving to MLS Club Los Angeles FC and Spurs earned around 15 million euro as fees transfer. Have been ten years for Son Heung-min played with Tottenham Hotspur and bigger achievement by winning UEFA Europe League tittle last season due difficulty of Spurs winning any tittles. Actually Son still not really over age for playing with Premier League team but too early for leaving top European team by moving to MLS know as not really competitive league.

Regarding from several media reported, Son get contract with Los Angeles FC until two season later but still not publish detail yet how much payment salary receiving. Good luck for Son and wish one day later he can return back for playing with top European teams maybe play for Serie A or La Liga teams.

I still don’t understand the logic behind Son leaving Tottenham now, I think the player is still playing a good football he still has a lot to offer in the biggest stage, and I don’t know if it was the club that asked him to leave because of the new manager that is in charge now, I will think probably he doesn’t fit into his system and playing style, But if I was Son I would’ve left Tottenham long time ago just like Harry Kane did, Because at Tottenham you’re never going to be guaranteed on winning a major trophy and you’ll end up giving your best years to them, instead of playing for one of the biggest clubs that can offer you money and also offering silverware.

Right now leaving Premier League to be moving to the MLS I think that is really not a good decision, you could still play somewhere in Premier League, and Spanish League or Mostly Italian League clubs would love to accept his services because he is a very good footballer, well he has made his decision I wish him well in his next football career in the MLS.

He might play good football but you should understand that age factor matters, not evert coach would want to work with players his age for the position he plays, I know that Son had no issues with the new coach, he willing left cause he announced his departure but if the coach really needed him he would've persuaded him to stay in the club for atleast one more season.

 This is one player that his departure shouldn't be questioned cause he's really tried for this team for the past 10 years, players that are that loyal are rare, despite the trophy drought for a player with the quality he had when he was younger he remained loyal and stayed till he achieved a major trophy, I wish him success as he's going to the MLS to end his career.

[Barikui1]

Osimhen can now breathe a sigh of relief, even though he doesn't have many options and has to be satisfied with the Turkish league, but it's still better than still having ties to Napoli. He is still only 26 years old, so I think he still has plenty of time to get back to the top competition and it probably won't be long before he finds a giant team again if he keeps playing well.

So even though he hasn't landed any big offers yet, I think he will get it in the future because he is a good striker and he also has a clinical finishing touch.

You can say that again bro, cutting ties with Napoli is a massive will to him because the club president and Napoli has that history of breaking agreement and forcing players that doesn't want to stay in the club, stay put against their will, so the move to Galatasaray is the best possible move for him considering how happy he is in the colors of Galatasaray and the massive love showered on him, so it's a move that will easily bring out his best form.
Secondly, this season they will be playing in the uefa champions league, so he will get to face the best teams in the uefa champions league with Galatasaray, so it's not a bad move considering all the club that showed interest in his signature.

[Africolo]

I have no doubt Arsenal will re-sign Eze before the transfer window shuts, but the situation hasn't changed with our outgoings... Right now, Arsenal's priority is to focus on selling a few players before going for Eze and possibly a LW ^{[if we get lucky]}.

How are they going to raise more than €60m to be able to go for Eze? There's only few weeks left and none of their players are in any serious transfer negotiations. Arsenal are usually bad at selling and clubs barely come for their players. The Eze deal is completely off if it means that they must sell to buy.

Trossard is not going anywhere, Jesus is injured no one is coming for him, Martinelli no one is coming for him as well as it stands. Who are they going to sell?

[TastyChillySauce00]

Amazing to see how fast Chelsea us turning from buyers to sellers. They successfully offload some players (Chukwu, Broja, and KDH) in matter of days. I've heard they'er also planning to offload so many players until the end of summer window. They also put Jackson on theri list of sale.
It seems they wanna be a club that break a new records with the biggest sale in one season. 

Interestingly, they sell almost all of their players in profit, but still have some with minor lose. Only waiting what club that will be signing Nkuku and Jackson. 

[Agbamoni]

When Roman Abramovich was in charge of Chelsea, they didn't have only the business side as a club, they where goal getters, Chelsea was competing favourably for European competitions, Chelsea had outstanding players that could  make a difference in the English premier League, they weren't just called the pride of London for no reason. But today, the blues is a shadow of itself, selling players and restocking as if it's a grocery store. The league is about to start in few weeks time and a lot of persons don't see Chelsea as contenders, which is an error.

Dont be deceived by the goal getters idea, my dear. No football club isn't in for the money, and no investor would invest heavily on a club without getting his ROI, even if it cost him seeing the club struggle to get good players or finish top at the league.

IMO, Chelsea bought most players they shouldn't have in the last few seasons, but from what I noticed, they were doing business. Imagine placing the price for Nicolas Jackson for £80M. For a striker with poor statistics.

[AprilioMP]

Maddison's injury could be a problem for Spurs, but they still have Kudus and Bentacur who can help Spurs play. Kudus is a creative no 10 who can play in the LW and RW positions as well.
Relying on the two of them without any other options is also not good for Tottenham who will compete in the UCL season 2025-2026.
Their first challenge will be against PSG.

It's true that a Tottenham Hotspur player left the field with a serious injury in their last Asia pre-season tour match and we saw that the team's manager Thomas Frank said that he had suffered the same injury before but they may still consider the Ghanaian player as an alternative because he is an attacking midfielder and is capable of playing on the right wing. You are right that they need to find an alternative to Maddison to compete well in the upcoming UEFA Champions League, it would not be good to rely solely on their Ghanaian attacking midfielder but at this stage it appears that this team's UEFA Super League final match will be against PSG, and they will have to start all preparations for that match now.

This new season will be different for Tottenham. To enter the top 6, the competition will be very tight because every team will do their best. Tottenham will compete with Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, Newcastle United, including Manchester United and Aston Villa.

Teams that only compete in the domestic league will be serious challengers to Tottenham. If Thomas Frank does not do some options, then Tottenham will leave some competitions faster. Especially in the Champion League which we know will be very tight.

[Justbillywitt]

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IMO, Chelsea bought most players they shouldn't have in the last few seasons, but from what I noticed, they were doing business. Imagine placing the price for Nicolas Jackson for £80M. For a striker with poor statistics.

It is one thing for a club to put a price tag on a player, and it is another thing to see buyers coming to get him at such price. I wonder who did the valuation to come up with such price for Jackson. If Jackson is that good, why are Chelsea selling him? It is obvious that the player is surplus to requirement in your club and you are putting a price tag of £80m on him. Who will buy him? Not that he's a player the club is begging to stay and he's keen to leaving. Just like what's happening with Newcastle and Isak.

[Lida93]

Amazing to see how fast Chelsea us turning from buyers to sellers. They successfully offload some players (Chukwu, Broja, and KDH) in matter of days. I've heard they'er also planning to offload so many players until the end of summer window. They also put Jackson on theri list of sale.
It seems they wanna be a club that break a new records with the biggest sale in one season. 

Interestingly, they sell almost all of their players in profit, but still have some with minor lose. Only waiting what club that will be signing Nkuku and Jackson. 

Chelsea are  significantly maximizing the transfer market timeframe and it's all going in their favours as they have been in profit even as they continue buying more than any EPL club right now. I think Chelsea are so keen to sell Jackson and Nkuku since they already have Delap and pedro. As for Nkuku he doesn't get that much playing time in Chelsea so leaving the club is paramount m