⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Despairo]

Why so cheap? It's not understandable Leverkusen let Boniface leaves for only 30m. Are they getting frustrated with his injury or what? Even if they're getting tired of his injury, they should at least price him around 50m. It's obviously a bargain deal for Milan to get him under price.

They seems try to let go their profit. I can't believe they do this non sense thing.

Nothing surprising, another stupidity created by Ten Hag.

Boniface perform bad lately, bad I think he can still able to comeback, his salary was just 2 Million Euros, that's cheap compared other strikers. Which mean, Leverkusen aren't in urge to sell Boniface, he's not expensive to keep.

Ten Hag is too optimist the young strikers he signed will perform in Bundesliga, come on they're just 19-21 years old playing in small leagues, I really doubt it.

[kriminall]

Why so cheap? It's not understandable Leverkusen let Boniface leaves for only 30m. Are they getting frustrated with his injury or what? Even if they're getting tired of his injury, they should at least price him around 50m. It's obviously a bargain deal for Milan to get him under price.

They seems try to let go their profit. I can't believe they do this non sense thing.

Nothing surprising, another stupidity created by Ten Hag.

Boniface perform bad lately, bad I think he can still able to comeback, his salary was just 2 Million Euros, that's cheap compared other strikers. Which mean, Leverkusen aren't in urge to sell Boniface, he's not expensive to keep.

Ten Hag is too optimist the young strikers he signed will perform in Bundesliga, come on they're just 19-21 years old playing in small leagues, I really doubt it.

He wants to create his own risk, but I think Ten Hag is taking an unnecessary risk with Bayer Leverkusen. I think he's underestimating the quality of the German league. After moving to Germany after the Premier League, he must believe that 20-year-olds can bring success there. Time will tell where Leverkusen will be at the end of the year. If Leverkusen isn't in a good position, the manager is solely responsible.

[coinlocket$]

Arthur Melo will leave Italy and go back in Brazil, what an end for this player.
Hoijund could leave Mancheser for Napoli.
Napoli needs a player since Lukaku is broken and he will out for at least 3 months.
Rowe from OM to BOlogna.
Kreicji done to Wolves from GIrona for 30-35 mil €.

As always Premier dominates the scenes.

[AprilioMP]

Eze was not in Crystal Palace's squad against Norwegian side Fredrikstad in the Conference League Final Qualifiers first leg.
Eberechi Eze has been announced as an Arsenal player, although it hasn't been announced on Arsenal's official social media accounts.

Eze is projected to be the solution for Arsenal's trophy-chasing ambitions, but that's not my point. Why do top teams always target key players from mid-table teams, and why do mid-table teams seem to not recruit like top teams, even though they also want to win titles?

[Sexylizzy2813]

Victor Boniface should have agreed to go to other serious club in the Italian Seria A than AC Milan. A player of his talent  moving from leverkus that's a title contender in the Germans Bundesliga to the Italian Serie A, it would have been notewor that Victor was going to a title contending team. AC Milan has gradually become a mediocre team in the league, they couldn't even make it to top 4 last season to qualify for the UCL next season.

The question we should be asking is Boniface a serious player? If he choose to go Ac Milan then is a match because he can communicate well with some of the unserious players like him. Right from the start I had that feel that Bayer Leverkusen will lose better players as soon as Alonso choose to join Madrid, now Boniface is leaving like the others. It would have been better for the player to join Napoli or Atalanta, at least they have that fighting spirit to compete for titles on like Ac Milan who are never consistent in the league, I wonder how it will be like having Boniface and Rafael Leão on the same team, Boniface should consider a move to the EPL.

Emphatic YES, he's a very serious player all his time he played for Bayer Leverkusen. His social engagements mixed with his football career makes a lot of people consider him not to be serious with his football profession. He is a talented attacker with the prowess to succeed in any serious club but not in AC Milan where in the past few years the club's hierarchy has really dropped both in their domestic league and Europe entirely. Like Samuel Chukwueze that's how Victor Boniface popularity will fade off playing for AC Milan.

When I noticed he wasn't as serious as I thought was when I watched him play for the Super Eagles, just because I like him and how he does things made start making up excuses for him even when I know he was bad with the ball. Well, that was before but something different might happen for him to be a play maker for Ac Milan, with the way he is I wish to see him beat defenders in a physical challenge and the club is not in any way making that effort of fighting for any title in the Serie A, meanwhile they have better players who can make the team stronger to face the other top clubs.
The problem with Ac Milan is, they will do well at the beginning of the season and you'd think they'll continue in that form till the end of the season but no, when it matters you see them losing easy games they're suppose to win, I just hope they don't joke around and end up in the relegation zone this season....

[Alpha Marine]

Why so cheap? It's not understandable Leverkusen let Boniface leaves for only 30m. Are they getting frustrated with his injury or what? Even if they're getting tired of his injury, they should at least price him around 50m. It's obviously a bargain deal for Milan to get him under price.

They seems try to let go their profit. I can't believe they do this non sense thing.

Is he a 50 million player though? I doubt that. If he played in the EPL, maybe he might have been overpriced like most EPL players. I think you overrate Boniface. He is injury-prone and not as good as you may think. The season they won the league was is personal best season, yet he couldn't make up to 15 league goals in the Bundesliga. He is not an exceptional player. Im happy for him going to Milan, I hope he performs well and is retained.
 

Nothing surprising, another stupidity created by Ten Hag.

Boniface perform bad lately, bad I think he can still able to comeback, his salary was just 2 Million Euros, that's cheap compared other strikers. Which mean, Leverkusen aren't in urge to sell Boniface, he's not expensive to keep.

Ten Hag is too optimist the young strikers he signed will perform in Bundesliga, come on they're just 19-21 years old playing in small leagues, I really doubt it.

How do you know Ten Hag I the one responsible for the sale? The club sold Wirtz, Frimpong. Xhaka, so how I the sale of Boniface Ten Hag's fault?
I mean you make it obvious you don't like Ten Hag and I don't think he's a good manager too, but I don't think the play sale is his fault. No manager will want to e losing more players when he has already lost a lot previously.  

[Mustang Shelby]

I think they were certain Donnarumma would leave the club at the end of his contract and wanted to secure his transfer fee. They experienced this problem with Mbappé. They let go of a player who could have earned a very high transfer fee. Kylian Mbappé was transferred to Real Madrid on a free transfer after his contract expired. They don't want to experience the same thing with the Italian goalkeeper

The thing with Mbappe back then was that Mbappe doesnt want any other club except Real Madrid. PSG doesnt want to let him go not because they dont want him to go for free but because they want him to stay at PSG however Donnarumma has different case compared with Mbappe. PSG doesnt want Donnarumma anymore so he is free to either sign with another club or stay for another year then leave for free

Either way, pretty sure that he will be signing with a club before the transfer window is closed. Its just weird if no other clubs want a top keeper like him on their team

I think the biggest problem for teams is his transfer value. Paris Saint-Germain is demanding a very high fee for a player with one year left on his contract. The team is unwilling to pay that amount. Otherwise, every team would want Donnarumma. He's a goalkeeper with the potential to even play for Real Madrid. In fact, if Barcelona were to sign him, they wouldn't have a goalkeeper problem for a long time. He's a goalkeeper you could put on any team and play. The only problem is the price they're asking for him.

[GiftedMAN]

Victor Boniface should have agreed to go to other serious club in the Italian Seria A than AC Milan. A player of his talent  moving from leverkus that's a title contender in the Germans Bundesliga to the Italian Serie A, it would have been notewor that Victor was going to a title contending team. AC Milan has gradually become a mediocre team in the league, they couldn't even make it to top 4 last season to qualify for the UCL next season.

The question we should be asking is Boniface a serious player? If he choose to go Ac Milan then is a match because he can communicate well with some of the unserious players like him. Right from the start I had that feel that Bayer Leverkusen will lose better players as soon as Alonso choose to join Madrid, now Boniface is leaving like the others. It would have been better for the player to join Napoli or Atalanta, at least they have that fighting spirit to compete for titles on like Ac Milan who are never consistent in the league, I wonder how it will be like having Boniface and Rafael Leão on the same team, Boniface should consider a move to the EPL.

Emphatic YES, he's a very serious player all his time he played for Bayer Leverkusen. His social engagements mixed with his football career makes a lot of people consider him not to be serious with his football profession. He is a talented attacker with the prowess to succeed in any serious club but not in AC Milan where in the past few years the club's hierarchy has really dropped both in their domestic league and Europe entirely. Like Samuel Chukwueze that's how Victor Boniface popularity will fade off playing for AC Milan.

You shouldn't have answered the question rather you should have given him the achievements of Victor Boniface in Bayer Leverkusen, his goals and contributions. Could it be that Erik Ten Hag doesn't what the player in the team cause Boniface is a regular starter in Bayer Leverkusen why then is he accepting to go to AC Milan that won't be in the champions League and they are not even among the top 4 clubs in the league again. May be there's something we are not aware yet but it AC Milan is recruiting quality players that means there is a possibility of the team coming stronger again and I don't think Boniface will be hidden like Samuel Chukwueze in the team.

[Tmoonz]

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?

With Eze's arrival, Arteta will have a powerful weapon to hope for a title this season.
Eze, Gyokeres, and Saka will form a deadly trio in Arsenal's attack.
Gyokeres needs time to adapt, and it shouldn't take long.
I thought Eze would go to Spurs, but it turns out the Emirates Stadium is his choice.

The competition will be easy to assess as the Premier League enters round 5. Arsenal with that trio, Manchester United with Cunha, Mbeumo, and Sesko, Chelsea with Joao Pedro and Palmer, and Manchester City with Tijjani.

Wow this is a massive add on to the team, what a fast deal, like these three in that Arsenal team front line is so gonna cost havoc, imagine Eberechi Eze, Victor Gyokeres, and Bukayo Saka, hmm EPL defenders ain't ready for this, it's actually good for Mikel Arteta's team at least as of last season their major problems was a good finisher, now this season they've got some and I really hope it ends well for them this, Mikel Arteta has really tried for the team and he actually deserves the best that might come out of the team which is the EPL title and the UCL title, I just hope he lift one this season.

[Egii Nna]

Why do top teams always target key players from mid-table teams, and why do mid-table teams seem to not recruit like top teams, even though they also want to win titles?

Basically, top teams monitor the potentials and performance put in by growing players, who often play in mid-table teams. When they discover an important player, they immediately pursue and purchase him because they have the available funds. Whereas mid-table teams consider selling their players to top teams based on the player’s request, and also so that they will get more income to grow the club.

The main reason why mid-table teams rarely sign top players is because most of the top players might not consider a move to their club. Even if they do, they might ask for a lot of salary, which will cost the club a lot. That is why mid-table teams focus more on growing their players to the top.

[Mustang Shelby]

Why do top teams always target key players from mid-table teams, and why do mid-table teams seem to not recruit like top teams, even though they also want to win titles?

Basically, top teams monitor the potentials and performance put in by growing players, who often play in mid-table teams. When they discover an important player, they immediately pursue and purchase him because they have the available funds. Whereas mid-table teams consider selling their players to top teams based on the player’s request, and also so that they will get more income to grow the club.

The main reason why mid-table teams rarely sign top players is because most of the top players might not consider a move to their club. Even if they do, they might ask for a lot of salary, which will cost the club a lot. That is why mid-table teams focus more on growing their players to the top.

There's also the club's reputation. A mid-table team, even if they achieve top-tier success, struggles to retain players. Players always have dreams—I'm talking about dreams like playing for Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal. Even if you're a mid-table team and have several consecutive years of success, if your players dream of playing for those teams, you'll always be the team that doesn't have the advantage. Because you know the players are only there temporarily. This hinders your team's long-term global reputation.

[Sexylizzy2813]

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.

When players have set on to leave a club what the club can do is to work ways to convince him to stay, if force is used to keep the player against his will it will be chaos for the team.

He can disorganise the team play to frustrate the club and benching him won't stop him from earning his wages. Newcastle should release him for the money Liverpool are offering puts Newcastle united in large profit to what on a normal Alexander Isak is worth in the market.

If Newcastle united decides to punish him for his actions by not selling him until his contract expires they will be in the losing wing, because Isak will still sign for Liverpool as free agent to the overall perk of Liverpool.

Honestly you won't blame the player since he had already said it that he wants to leave, maybe he might have seen that the club doesn't have what he wants after how many years of playing for the club. Isak is a good striker and no club would want to lose such player but on this very case the player need a change and whatever the conditions they agreed on I feel is time to let go even if he still has 3 years with the club, keeping him will never make him play with his mind, the best is to free him instead of holding him and expect him to start smiling with the board and continue playing, no it won't happen.
True, punishment won't solve anything, not playing for the club for 3 year and leaving as a free agent it will be Newcastle that will lose but still that move will reduce Isak's value and I don't see why they'd invite him when it gets to the international break, for me I'd wish to see both parties coming to an agreement because this won't help any of them, either the player orbthe board.

[Adams0001]

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?

Arsenal is beginning to understand what it means to survive in the EPL before they would have decided to try their luck by waiting for their player to be back from injury but seeing how they rush to get another player to assume the position of Kai Havertz is something they have shown that they are ready for the competition in the league. They were fast and ready to spend money to get the player it's a big signing for them it will make their attack more dangerous because Eze is a very fast and skillful player who can score from every angle.

Exactly, Arteta as understand is mistakes and is already building the team stronger, congratulations to arsenal for achieving Eze. Arsenal are really full with key players and ready to face any club in the Premier League this season. Arteta will do all is best to achieve the league title this summer. Because I see they have really improved then before and even defeated Manchester United in there first league season. Tottenham have failed to achieve Eze and Arsenal get more funds and achieve it from them, what a nice business. I can't wait to see Arsenal win the Epl this season, because since have started watching football have not seen arsenal win the league competition.

Arteta should do all is best to make the fan smile this season, because he as be long arsenal achieve trophies. I think Arsenal have done with there transfer currently and they will focus on the league competition and the Champions League. Let see how the season will goes, because anything can happen and arsenal can start performing weak if the season as gone long way, because is not there first time starting the season with good form and later perform poorly in the league, and making the fans feel disgrace on supporting the club.

[katanic97]

I think they were certain Donnarumma would leave the club at the end of his contract and wanted to secure his transfer fee. They experienced this problem with Mbappé. They let go of a player who could have earned a very high transfer fee. Kylian Mbappé was transferred to Real Madrid on a free transfer after his contract expired. They don't want to experience the same thing with the Italian goalkeeper

The thing with Mbappe back then was that Mbappe doesnt want any other club except Real Madrid. PSG doesnt want to let him go not because they dont want him to go for free but because they want him to stay at PSG however Donnarumma has different case compared with Mbappe. PSG doesnt want Donnarumma anymore so he is free to either sign with another club or stay for another year then leave for free

Either way, pretty sure that he will be signing with a club before the transfer window is closed. Its just weird if no other clubs want a top keeper like him on their team

I think the biggest problem for teams is his transfer value. Paris Saint-Germain is demanding a very high fee for a player with one year left on his contract. The team is unwilling to pay that amount. Otherwise, every team would want Donnarumma. He's a goalkeeper with the potential to even play for Real Madrid. In fact, if Barcelona were to sign him, they wouldn't have a goalkeeper problem for a long time. He's a goalkeeper you could put on any team and play. The only problem is the price they're asking for him.

It's really unfair what PSG did to Donnarumma, he absolutely didn’t deserve that. The price is too high and i don’t know if anyone will even think about paying that much. In my opinion, he’s currently among the top 3 goalkeepers, which he has proven in all competitions. I’d love the most to see him return to Serie A so we could watch him there again, but that seems unlikely.

[Jegileman]

Why so cheap? It's not understandable Leverkusen let Boniface leaves for only 30m. Are they getting frustrated with his injury or what? Even if they're getting tired of his injury, they should at least price him around 50m. It's obviously a bargain deal for Milan to get him under price.

They seems try to let go their profit. I can't believe they do this non sense thing.

It was actually surprising seeing him sold for such a less price when his performance in the team cannot be overstated on how he made the team to triumph. His injury crisis aren’t enough to make them lose big time in selling him. His market value will definitely go down with this bargain. I just see a big loss to Bayern Leverkusen and a big boost for AC Milan. He’s one of those players that triumph Bayern Leverkusen in their first ever Bundesliga title, it’s not surprising again that they’re selling off all their best players and bringing new ones in, whom haven’t proven yet to be worthy of making them have a chance for the Bundesliga trophy so far.

Wow this is a massive add on to the team, what a fast deal, like these three in that Arsenal team front line is so gonna cost havoc, imagine Eberechi Eze, Victor Gyokeres, and Bukayo Saka, hmm EPL defenders ain't ready for this, it's actually good for Mikel Arteta's team at least as of last season their major problems was a good finisher, now this season they've got some and I really hope it ends well for them this, Mikel Arteta has really tried for the team and he actually deserves the best that might come out of the team which is the EPL title and the UCL title, I just hope he lift one this season.

This was a very sharp move from Arsenal and even if I was in the shoes of Eberechi Eze, I will go for Arsenal rather than playing for Tottenham Hotspur. It is very clear that he’s going to have enough playing time in Arsenal after Kai Havertz injury has been confirmed to be a long one. He just needs to be this best during this period in order to win the first eleven position in the team. He’s a very good forward at Crystal Palace, he should put that into more use here at Arsenal who are looking to fight for the premier league title this season better than they’ve always putting that pressure for it.

[Jatiluhung]

I think the biggest problem for teams is his transfer value. Paris Saint-Germain is demanding a very high fee for a player with one year left on his contract. The team is unwilling to pay that amount. Otherwise, every team would want Donnarumma. He's a goalkeeper with the potential to even play for Real Madrid. In fact, if Barcelona were to sign him, they wouldn't have a goalkeeper problem for a long time. He's a goalkeeper you could put on any team and play. The only problem is the price they're asking for him.

The asking price is indeed quite high. But I think Premier League clubs will be able to afford him. Currently, Manchester United and Manchester City seem interested in signing Gianluigi Donnarumma. However, I'm not sure about the time remaining in the transfer window, which closes on September 1st. There's only one week left, so any team hoping to complete a transfer this season must act quickly before the window closes.

However, Gianluigi Donnarumma himself seems quite interested in a move to Manchester City. Talks between the player and Manchester City have apparently already taken place, and everything is going smoothly. We also know that Manchester City could lose their goalkeeper, Ederson. Therefore, signing Gianluigi Donnarumma would eliminate Manchester City's goalkeeping concerns.

[Phoenix Anka]

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.

Victor Boniface should have agreed to go to other serious club in the Italian Seria A than AC Milan. A player of his talent  moving from leverkus that's a title contender in the Germans Bundesliga to the Italian Serie A, it would have been notewor that Victor was going to a title contending team. AC Milan has gradually become a mediocre team in the league, they couldn't even make it to top 4 last season to qualify for the UCL next season.

This year, Milan signed good players and, in my opinion, they've once again become title contenders. I think Boniface made a good choice and is joining a team on the rise. He scored 11 goals last year with Bayer Leverkusen, and I think he'll score even more next year in Italy. The important thing is that he's integrated into the team and adapts. If he does that, he could find himself in the Italian league, like Lukaku.

[Lillominato89]

Douglas Luiz bids farewell to Juventus fans and teammates and moves to Nottingham Forest on loan with a buy-back obligation for English team.
In Italy he did not leave a good memory for Juventus fans, who knows if at Nottingham Forest he will redeem himself from the disappointing performance of last season

[*Ace*]

Douglas Luiz bids farewell to Juventus fans and teammates and moves to Nottingham Forest on loan with a buy-back obligation for English team.
In Italy he did not leave a good memory for Juventus fans, who knows if at Nottingham Forest he will redeem himself from the disappointing performance of last season

Juventus did not make a good deal with this player! They had taken him in the hope that he would give the whole team a leap in quality but instead he was never seen on the pitch, and when he was on the pitch he created problems!
Juventus did well to get rid of him immediately, of course they lost a lot of money but at least they didn't give him away for free.

[Nheer]

Why do top teams always target key players from mid-table teams, and why do mid-table teams seem to not recruit like top teams, even though they also want to win titles?

The difference between big teams and mid teams is the type of players they have. It's easy to spot good players in mid table teams and since not all players have the opportunity to start from big teams. Big teams use the opportunity to get them from mid teams because mid teams can't really keep them and can't afford their wages and also the chances of winning trophies in mid teams.

Also Mid teams can't afford to sign top talented players because they can't afford to pay the signings fees then talk about paying their wages. Teams are more Richer than each other, the money a team has the more good players they sign. Mid teams get players at their earliest days when they lack exposure and confidence so they can sell them at higher rates to rich teams.