⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Sexylizzy2813]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

[Ale88]

It's unfortunate Isak decides to put his career at stake knowing he's still under contract. I respect Newcastle for standing firm on this issue by the way.

I totally stand with Newcastle, players must understand that contracts work both ways, they are not just a piece of paper. There is no respect in football, they think they can do whatever they want.
At the same time if it's true that Liverpool offered 140 mln euros for a player like Isak in my opinion they should accept, he's not worth that money.

[Sexylizzy2813]

This was Isak statement and if this is true then we shouldn't judge some of these players who force their way out from their current club, promises are broken like he said and leaving the club is best for him, they should let him go of that's the case. The amount they placed on him is too much, £150m is to say they don't want to sell him, the amount will definitely scare clubs from coming to get him.

Players don't wake up to offer a request to leave their present club without having good reasons for their decision. Isak has now made his reasons for asking to leave Newcastle united clear. A promise has been broken and he does not find it comfortable to still play in a club that do not respect promises made. On the path of Newcastle united they are not willing to release him subsequent to the absurd fees placed on him. Isak has to stand on his ground and ensure his rights are respected and not attending the PFA award night was a right protesting decision.

Even if he had attended the PFA award night it still doesn't change anything because as it seems, this guy has made up his mind which I respect for him to still be on the same page, anything that changes his mind and he decide to play for the club Newcastle then he has agreed on the terms of the board. For long now this player Isak has been the best striker since the time of Alan Shearer (correct me if I'm wrong) and they should have given him the best of treatment and not the one that would make him choose to leave the club.
Liverpool by now are waiting to hear something that will favor them and they are waiting patiently to get that message of go ahead with whatever amount they submit.

For Isak to have publicly made this statement it is  completely a mind made up to leave, he wants no club options only Liverpool.

Some critics are of the opinion that it is the right of the club to agree to sell him or not and he doesn't have a right to force the club on selling him since his contract with the club has not expired. They describe his actions towards Newcastle united improper.

But they miss the part in Isak message where he  mentions that promises were made in closed door and it can be deducted that Newcastle united has broken theirs to have let Isak furious of leaving by all means.

They can call it whatever they feel like it still doesn't change the fact that the player has made it known to the club and everybody who cares to know that he doesn't intend to stay but to leave and join his preferred club which is Liverpool. Newcastle are only holding him back because they feel he can one day change his mind and again they haven't gotten a replacement yet which is now a problem for the management, so it is either they get someone before the deadline or they lose both ways because Isak doesn't have it in mind to play for the club so they need to act fast.
Nobody knows the kind of promises they made but all we know is that they have broken the promise and that was why he came all out to the public to let everyone know why he wants to leave, many people need to get it clear before judging the player, is like hearing from both sides and again, the board won't come out like Isak did to let everyone know why he choose to leave.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Unfair to Spurs, Arsenal has resumed their interest to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze. The young talented player has been on the list for Arsenal but the quick response now was prompted by Kai Havertz injury. So sad the season just started and the club is already facing injury problems. Mikel Arteta need to fill in depth with no excuse for not winning the league this season.

Obviously Eze has made a decision to move to AFC if a club to club agreement is done with both club.

Injuries are part of the game, and teams need to be prepared for the inevitable even before the season starts. It seems Arsenal's management hadn't learnt anything from last season's experience. Imagine they first had to get a Kai Havertz injury in order to wake up and sign a back-up player. Imagine if Havertz had got the injury somewhere in October! It would be a complete disaster.

[KingsDen]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

I don't understand your post.
Which Eze in Spurs are you talking about?
Please get your records straight.
Eze is of crystal palace and not Spurs.

It's unfortunate Isak decides to put his career at stake knowing he's still under contract. I respect Newcastle for standing firm on this issue by the way.

I totally stand with Newcastle, players must understand that contracts work both ways, they are not just a piece of paper. There is no respect in football, they think they can do whatever they want.
At the same time if it's true that Liverpool offered 140 mln euros for a player like Isak in my opinion they should accept, he's not worth that money.

I stand strongly with Newcastle on this. I even read the statement released by Newcastle after Isak's own. They were still lenient and open to recieving Isak back to the squad.

[fuguebtc]

Newcastle has again made a fresh offer for the Congolese forward, Yoane Wissa this time around in a bid worth £40 million. The Brentford forward seems to be having a little rough time with his club and has told Brentford that he wants a move to Newcastle United. Now that Wissa wants Newcastle and Brentford wants more money than what Newcastle is offering, what if Brentford blocks his move the same way Newcastle is blocking Isak's move?

Brentford turned down a £40 million bid by Newcastle to sign Yoane Wissa who is keen on joining Newcastle to play in the Champions League. Wissa has indicated his plans by deleting all the Brentford related posts from his social media account after he was excluded from the games. Nevertheless, he has a valuation of more than £50 million at Brentford, and he becomes more crucial for them as they lost such important players as Bryan Mbeumo and Christian Norgaard. They have also contracted Dango Ouattara as a possible replacement. The 40 million with add-ons made by Newcastle is below the valuation of Brentford. This is still a tense situation as the deadline to the transfer window looms.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

They played really well. They may have lost, but such dominant, high-quality play against Arsenal created a positive impression of this season. Last year, they played very well in the Europa League title, losing to Tottenham, but they lost. This year, they started with a similar style of play, and I hope they can play similarly against other major opponents and create the Manchester United impression we've become accustomed to this year.

Some of the players who arrived this season haven't fully shown their best qualities, but Manchester United's playing style is improving. I'm sure that once the new players develop chemistry with each other, Manchester United's performance will be much better. Sekso wasn't a starter, coming on in the second half, but his performance was good and lived up to expectations. The positive impression of the playing style does indicate a change in direction, but they need to avoid defeat in their next match.

[abhiseshakana]

Unfair to Spurs, Arsenal has resumed their interest to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze. The young talented player has been on the list for Arsenal but the quick response now was prompted by Kai Havertz injury. So sad the season just started and the club is already facing injury problems. Mikel Arteta need to fill in depth with no excuse for not winning the league this season.

Obviously Eze has made a decision to move to AFC if a club to club agreement is done with both club.

Injuries are part of the game, and teams need to be prepared for the inevitable even before the season starts. It seems Arsenal's management hadn't learnt anything from last season's experience. Imagine they first had to get a Kai Havertz injury in order to wake up and sign a back-up player. Imagine if Havertz had got the injury somewhere in October! It would be a complete disaster.

Which is unfair? Didn't Tottenham actually have plenty of time to make the deal happen? If they end up missing out on the chance to sign Eze, it won't be Arsenal's fault, but their own slowness. I think Tottenham really didn't expect Arsenal to make another bid, so they played a tactic of tug-of-war to get a lower price. Unfortunately, it all fell apart because Arsenal moved so fast.

There is even a rumour that Tottenham will most likely not be able to get Savinho either. Even though Savinho had given the green light for Tottenham, but Man City is suddenly set to block the transfer because Man City wants to keep Savinho for at least one more season.

[TastyChillySauce00]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

Do a small correction from your post mate. Eze was coming from Palace, not spurs. Don't rush when create a post. It's not surprise me when Eze ended in Arsenal cuz this club is still a bit better than Tottenham. His transfer obviously makes whole Arsenal fans happy.  

[hyudien]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

Eze is a great addition to Arsenal game this season. Perhaps they considered last week match against Man Utd, where they lacked attacking players to support Gyokeres. By the way, as far as I know, Eze plays for Crystal Palace, not Tottenham. Perhaps what you're trying to say is that Arsenal managed to steal Eze from Spurs because they were also very keen on his signature.

[Jostern]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

I understand when you say Arsenal stole Eberechi Eze from Tottenham, because the deal was already agreed between both clubs internally but Arsenal have to hijack the deal, but Eze have always admired Arsenal it seems like Arsenal was his childhood club, well I wish him all the best at Arsenal, now I believe Arsenal should be the favorite to win the Premier League this season, I don’t think there will be anything difference from what I’ve seen from Arsenal in previous seasons, other teams have also strengthened their squad, so what Arsenal is doing isn’t fascinating to me, If Arsenal don’t win the league this season it will be very shameful to themselves. Honestly speaking I still don’t see Arsenal winning the Premier League because they will end up finishing second.

[Lida93]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

Do a small correction from your post mate. Eze was coming from Palace, not spurs. Don't rush when create a post. It's not surprise me when Eze ended in Arsenal cuz this club is still a bit better than Tottenham. His transfer obviously makes whole Arsenal fans happy.  

Hey mate probably the misunderstanding in the reading could be coming from you, you would want to read that again to understand what @Sexylizzy2813 is trying to put out. What I understand here is that both Arsenal and Tottenham were in the race for Eberechi Eze but Arsenal won Tottenham Hotspur in the race by signing him before Tottenham could. And yea you're right every right thinking player who's in for greater achievements will obviously take Arsenal over Tottenham.

[barisbilgili]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

Eze is a great addition to Arsenal game this season. Perhaps they considered last week match against Man Utd, where they lacked attacking players to support Gyokeres. By the way, as far as I know, Eze plays for Crystal Palace, not Tottenham. Perhaps what you're trying to say is that Arsenal managed to steal Eze from Spurs because they were also very keen on his signature.

I also think so, as Tottenham were also interested in signing Eze, and Arsenal were the ones who secured him.
Arsenal success in signing Eze is inseparable from the improvements they've made to their front line. Their problem last season was their front line, and they're trying to address that this season. Especially after successfully signing Gyokeres and now having Eze, I'm confident Arsenal's front line will be much better.

[Sexylizzy2813]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

I don't understand your post.
Which Eze in Spurs are you talking about?
Please get your records straight.
Eze is of crystal palace and not Spurs.

Good thing you said you don't understand, just so you know, Spurs was going for him as well and from how the transfer was, Tottenham was getting closer to get Eze from Crystal Palace then all of a sudden Arsenal hijacked the deal, this is something we hardly see from the Gunners. I never said Eze was a Spurs player. Tottenham Hotspur saw the Palace player as one of their target and the game against Chelsea they were asking which of the North London club is Eze going to play for because Spurs later showed interest meanwhile Arsenal wasn't showing much interest like that of Tottenham, it wasn't clear where the player would go but Spurs became the number club that was going for Eze, in as much as the player choose to play for Arsenal, but it never changed a thing not until Arsenal hijacked that deal and Here we go, so I never said Eze was a Spurs player.

[AirtelBuzz]

Maybe it's true that Victor Boniface's agent is likely to be discussing their contract with AC Milan Football Club today, and from what I understand, they may already be on their way to Italy. The player was plagued by injuries last season, which meant he couldn't fully commit to the German league, but he still managed to score a remarkable 11 goals in 27 competitive। matches perhaps the Italian club has been completely overwhelmed by his statistics.

Anyway it is largely true that the German league club purchased the player from Union Saint-Gilloise for just 22.6 million euros if he could have made a more exemplary impression last season, he would certainly have gained more value in the Italian team.

[Sexylizzy2813]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

Do a small correction from your post mate. Eze was coming from Palace, not spurs. Don't rush when create a post. It's not surprise me when Eze ended in Arsenal cuz this club is still a bit better than Tottenham. His transfer obviously makes whole Arsenal fans happy.  

Hey mate probably the misunderstanding in the reading could be coming from you, you would want to read that again to understand what @Sexylizzy2813 is trying to put out. What I understand here is that both Arsenal and Tottenham were in the race for Eberechi Eze but Arsenal won Tottenham Hotspur in the race by signing him before Tottenham could. And yea you're right every right thinking player who's in for greater achievements will obviously take Arsenal over Tottenham.

Thank you for making @TastyChillySauce00 understand what I was saying. After every talks about getting back Eze to play at the club talking about Arsenal because we know he was in their academy before he got released at 13, I felt Arsenal would forget Eze and focus on someone else but they waited till it is time to go for him and I was thinking that he'd use Spurs to punish Arsenal for letting him go when he was 13 (some players would do that) but he never stopped loving the club where he started.
Tottenham would have been a more balanced team if they had gotten the signature of Eze, like this guy would have been the creative player they never had in that midfield to allow the likes of Richarlison and Kudos to always run through to get goals, it would have been a good addition to Spurs but Arsenal are the lucky ones to get his services.

[Sim_card]

It's unfortunate Isak decides to put his career at stake knowing he's still under contract. I respect Newcastle for standing firm on this issue by the way.

I totally stand with Newcastle, players must understand that contracts work both ways, they are not just a piece of paper. There is no respect in football, they think they can do whatever they want.
At the same time if it's true that Liverpool offered 140 mln euros for a player like Isak in my opinion they should accept, he's not worth that money.

I feel that they're scared of losing their best player due to the fear of the unknown. Maybe, Newcastle feel that Liverpool wants intimidate them with money to make them sell Isak to them but the fact is that, they cannot keep him in Newcastle forever and this is the best opportunity to sell him and make more money. When his contract expires, he will leave.

[Lillominato89]

Maybe it's true that Victor Boniface's agent is likely to be discussing their contract with AC Milan Football Club today, and from what I understand, they may already be on their way to Italy. The player was plagued by injuries last season, which meant he couldn't fully commit to the German league, but he still managed to score a remarkable 11 goals in 27 competitive। matches perhaps the Italian club has been completely overwhelmed by his statistics.

Anyway it is largely true that the German league club purchased the player from Union Saint-Gilloise for just 22.6 million euros if he could have made a more exemplary impression last season, he would certainly have gained more value in the Italian team.

Scoring 11 goals in 27 games is a good result.
But Serie A is a totally different league from the others, very defensive, and it is difficult for a striker who has never played in this league to settle in straight away.
30 million is the right amount for such a player.

[Barikui1]

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

Congratulations to arsenal because they have signed a very good player in the person of Eze, and I believe that due to his vast experience in the English premier league, he would not need to adapt to anything, he will just hit the ground running which is the prayer of all clubs that signed a new player.
As for Eze, is this a good career move?
That's what I can't tell for now because am quite sure that he will now be rated in the same bracket as Saka now he is playing for a bigger club, but in terms of winning trophies, that's what am not certain of because arsenal are bottlers by tradition.

[KTChampions]

I totally stand with Newcastle, players must understand that contracts work both ways, they are not just a piece of paper. There is no respect in football, they think they can do whatever they want.
At the same time if it's true that Liverpool offered 140 mln euros for a player like Isak in my opinion they should accept, he's not worth that money.

Players have negotiated long-term contracts themselves (to guarantee their income regardless of injuries and shape) and then try to break them without paying a fine. This is pure fraud. It's funny how they come up with reasons for their fraudulent behavior: "I was promised." Newcastle said outright that there were no promises. I want to see how Isak will try to get out of this situation, it seems like he has no cards.