⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Oluwa-btc]

The arrival of Amorim changed everything, as Rasmus Hojlund didn't live up to the manager's expectations, leading him to decide to move to Napoli, where he could slowly rebuild his career if given the opportunity to play.

Ruben Amorim is not stupid. As much as he gave these players within the last six months to prove themselves, he is well aware of players who are not quality enough for the culture, growth and rebuild of Manchester United. I'm happy they're parting ways although I want to see Rasmus Hojlund go smash it wherever he ends up. He might want to fight for the club,  but last two seasons was enough to prove himself.

[armanda90]

Chelsea are doing good business as they're buying young players and building them up then selling them while they still have a decent team that's giving them results. Chelsea has being winning trophies too although they aren't big trophies but they're still silverware and that's good business for them because they're making money and still winning. Chelsea still has a lot of players to sell off and I think they should make their transactions faster and not slow before they're left having too many players on their payroll when they aren't featuring on the pitch. It's also good business that the players are being sold to teams outside the premier league.

Chelsea have started well building good business after spending much money to sign youth players and giving them duration contract until five to six years later but success sell some of them with expensive price. Currently Chelsea have many players and several of them loan to other club and get opportunity if his player have consistent performance possibility selling with higher price. Signing many players than other club give much benefit for Chelsea exactly when success winning FIFA Club World Cup.

Still have bad side of Chelsea transfer activities when signing any mediocre players with too expensive price, I don't think good business if Chelsea spent out for underrate players without have much experienced but buy them over 100 million euro. Chelsea's management must be smart when negotiating with any players want to sign and buy them based on their market values.

[Obari]

Ruben Amorim is not stupid. As much as he gave these players within the last six months to prove themselves, he is well aware of players who are not quality enough for the culture, growth and rebuild of Manchester United. I'm happy they're parting ways although I want to see Rasmus Hojlund go smash it wherever he ends up. He might want to fight for the club,  but last two seasons was enough to prove himself.

Ruben Amorim already given most of these players second chances to prove themselves but it seems they're not doing quite well and having to struggle to adapt with the club's system. This is definitely not what Manchester United and Ruben Amorim need at the moment, he needs time to explore and bring on good results for the Red Devils.

This summer, we've seen some good players fighting for exits from Old Trafford, players like Jadon Sancho who never fulfilled the ultimate purpose and shoes which he was signed for and also seen Alejandro Garnacho no longer determined to play for Manchester United. For Rasmus Hojlund, I think he should better force his move out of the club because there'd no way Ruben Amorim would dropped his newly signed top nine, Benjamin Sesko for him. Everyone is now keen on watching Benjamin Sesko and not developing any concrete urge to watch Rasmus Højlund, they're desperate to see Sesko bang goals for the club. This is what happen when a player ran out of luck in the eyes of the headcoach, his teammates and also the fans. I would urge Rasmus Højlund to follow the footsteps of Marcus Rashford because it's never too late.

[Adbitco]

Source: representatives of Rodrygo have travelled to the UK

This particular issue regarding Rodrygo is just getting too much, every week it's one speculating news concerning him or another. Even before the transfer window opened this season, it's been him moving away from Real Madrid to Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal. In one way or the other his been linked to these clubs over the weeks. If one of them wants to sign him, let them sign him so that we can all be calm.

[Woodie]

The arrival of Amorim changed everything, as Rasmus Hojlund didn't live up to the manager's expectations, leading him to decide to move to Napoli, where he could slowly rebuild his career if given the opportunity to play.

Ruben Amorim is not stupid. As much as he gave these players within the last six months to prove themselves, he is well aware of players who are not quality enough for the culture, growth and rebuild of Manchester United. I'm happy they're parting ways although I want to see Rasmus Hojlund go smash it wherever he ends up. He might want to fight for the club,  but last two seasons was enough to prove himself.

Agreed, Rasmus Hojlund was given enough time to prove himself but time and time again his wasted alot of chances which saw the team drop close to the relegation zone which should not be entertained further...but I must admit, I like the fighting spirit he has and if it's a loan deal it wouldn't be bad as he will repay his debt in the future as his goal scoring attributes improve with time..

Otherwise if results don't go in favor of the team, it's the managers job on the line.

[coinlocket$]

Boniface was done at Milan but the deal incredible has not happen.
The player will go back in Germany to Bayern Leverkusen, the deal is now off.

Renato Sancez left PSG for Panathinaikos, what an end for this player.
He was so strong 5 years ago.

Manchester City is ready  to get Donnarumma.

[hyudien]

Boniface was done at Milan but the deal incredible has not happen.
The player will go back in Germany to Bayern Leverkusen, the deal is now off.

So, in the end Boniface failed to play for Milan. This was expected, as he was injury-prone. Although his health is much better now, Milan medical tests indicate that Boniface will likely be on the bench for much of the upcoming match. A return to Leverkusen is inevitable.

Manchester City is ready  to get Donnarumma.

Man City continues to approach Donnarumma, and the player has agreed to personal terms. Negotiations with PSG are ongoing. Now, Man City must expedite the sale of Ederson to secure Donnarumma as soon as possible. I hear Galatasaray still wants Ederson.

[el kaka22]

Diouf to Inter is a good move, they needed some new legs and they got him. The team is great, they almost won both Serie A and UCL last season so that is of course a great team and I am not putting down any of the players. But in both cases we have seen a bit of physicality and pace lacking, so with Diouf they are going to get that both. Not sure how he will be implemented into the squad, but I am sure he will be fine, and won't face that many issues.

With transfer window closing down very soon, I am not expecting them to have any sort of trouble with getting nobody else and just play with him and be fine. They have improved the team enough for this summer, and considering how good they already were, I am sure they will be fine.

[Abbatty]

The arrival of Amorim changed everything, as Rasmus Hojlund didn't live up to the manager's expectations, leading him to decide to move to Napoli, where he could slowly rebuild his career if given the opportunity to play.

Ruben Amorim is not stupid. As much as he gave these players within the last six months to prove themselves, he is well aware of players who are not quality enough for the culture, growth and rebuild of Manchester United. I'm happy they're parting ways although I want to see Rasmus Hojlund go smash it wherever he ends up. He might want to fight for the club,  but last two seasons was enough to prove himself.

Ever since Hojlund make that big money move to Manchester United life has not been easy for him, well I think it the expectations that affect his performance at Manchester United. Ever since he has not been a player you would expect 15-20 league goals from in a season, he does not have that quality, a season before a move to Manchester United he only managed to score 9 league goals for Atalanta so I was shocked when Manchester United splashed such a big amount on him.

Now Manchester have Benjamin Sesko, he his expected to lead Manchester United upfront this season, and they have the likes of Cunha who can also play as a striker so his playing time is definitely going to be limited if he stays. It a good thing for him if he get a move away from Manchester United this season and of course we all wish him well.

[shinratensei_]

Chelsea continue to sell players as Carney chukwuemeka and Aaron Anselmino are on the verge on joining Dortmond. Anselmino deal is almost concluded as it is just a loan deal with no option to buy, but for the chukwuemeka deal is a permanent transfer. Both players will make an impact on the in the Dortmond squad, after watching yesterday match Dortmond really need to add numbers to the squad especially the defense.

Carney chukwuemeka will bring in creativity and create more chances so I think it a good deal for them, Chelsea insisted in a permanent transfer which is why it taking this long to get the deal done but According to Fabrizio we should expect Here we Go soon.

Chelsea is always doing incredible business. Selling Carney to the Dortmund is a big win. They recoup 25m and eliminate his wages from their book. It's really worthy consider his salary is still quite high, and not worth with the amount of games he played for the club. He's also injury prone as well.
Things better when they have also heavy sell clause on him. Very smart transfer.

As for Anselmino, he's still new and deserve more minutes. Send him as a loan to Dortmund is good.

[HajiBagi]

The arrival of Amorim changed everything, as Rasmus Hojlund didn't live up to the manager's expectations, leading him to decide to move to Napoli, where he could slowly rebuild his career if given the opportunity to play.

Ruben Amorim is not stupid. As much as he gave these players within the last six months to prove themselves, he is well aware of players who are not quality enough for the culture, growth and rebuild of Manchester United. I'm happy they're parting ways although I want to see Rasmus Hojlund go smash it wherever he ends up. He might want to fight for the club,  but last two seasons was enough to prove himself.

Moving to another team is the best decision for Rasmus Hojlund because at this point the coach and the team did see him as a player that can help the team, he did not use the chance he has to prove himself as a player that deserves to stay in the team, Manchester United at the moment need players who are very serious to play for the club, if Rumen Amorim decided not to give any player a chance, the players should find another team. Erik Ten Hag signed Rasmus Hojlund, and because he does not fit into the team Amorim wants to build, he should return to the Italian league where he came from and regain his form in order to attract other clubs to sign him.

Amorim wants to take Manchester United to the top, and I believe some players will leave Manchester United after Hojlund because Amorim has started benching them without giving them any minutes to play. Onana is one of the players suspected to leave, but according to some reports, he wants to stay and compete for his position in the squad, which is the best thing for him because I don't think any big team will come for him after having a bad season in two seasons.

[Lida93]

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Chelsea are doing good business as they're buying young players and building them up then selling them while they still have a decent team that's giving them results. Chelsea has being winning trophies too although they aren't big trophies but they're still silverware and that's good business for them because they're making money and still winning. Chelsea still has a lot of players to sell off and I think they should make their transactions faster and not slow before they're left having too many players on their payroll when they aren't featuring on the pitch. It's also good business that the players are being sold to teams outside the premier league.

So far, the policy introduced by the Chelsea owner to do away with older players and retain younger players has proven to be a great idea for the team, right now the team is in good shape, and they possess the right mentality coupled with the fact that they are very young and ambitious, it means they can achieve a lot if only they can remain consistent and focused all through the season to the very end.

[X-ray]

Boniface was done at Milan but the deal incredible has not happen.
The player will go back in Germany to Bayern Leverkusen, the deal is now off.

That's a good news for Milan. They won't be scammed by take Boniface as a loan due to the abnormalities in his knee. I know very well how injury prone Boniface is. he's not even worthy to be signed as a loan caused by he will always be warmed the bench. I bet he is very devastating with this news.

[Agbamoni]

Source: representatives of Rodrygo have travelled to the UK

This particular issue regarding Rodrygo is just getting too much, every week it's one speculating news concerning him or another. Even before the transfer window opened this season, it's been him moving away from Real Madrid to Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal. In one way or the other his been linked to these clubs over the weeks. If one of them wants to sign him, let them sign him so that we can all be calm.

Am also confuse on the talk of Rodrygo, I don't see any club that is ready and serous to sign him he is a good player and effective player so I don't known why I don't see a serous club approaching him, according to wat I heard Arsenal went close on signing him. but I hope and am also aware is going to leave  Real Madrid because  Xabi Alonso really want to let him go because he did not fit into his style of play according to Alonso  that was the main reason why his leaving Real Madrid, I just can't wait to ear here we go for him because I am certain his going to leave.

[Pandu Geddon]

That's a good news for Milan. They won't be scammed by take Boniface as a loan due to the abnormalities in his knee. I know very well how injury prone Boniface is. he's not even worthy to be signed as a loan caused by he will always be warmed the bench. I bet he is very devastating with this news.

Milan is certainly considering the risks of Boniface's knee injury. Although it is reported that Milan has received assurances regarding Boniface's readiness and health. But if he only plays for a few weeks and does not contribute much to the team, Milan certainly will not waste money on Boniface. Rumor has it, Milan also has several other names as substitutes for Boniface.

[bitgolden]

His future is still ambiguous while there isn't much time left for the end of the transfer window...

I just hope he continues with Betis. He was reborn there honestly. I wonder on what condition the Red Devils - Betis are still talking about. The transfer fee?

It is all about the money. United is willing to sell him, Betis is willing to buy him, and Antony is willing to move. The only thing left is the small detail of how much and of course Betis is not a wealthy club, so it is not an easy thing to buy him out right, but they can try.

Maybe make it a loan with buy obligation at the end? That way, instead of buying the whole money right now, they can make instalments, pay some right now, pay next season and maybe even later, that way they won't have to be forced to pay right away. Not sure if United would accept that, but it would make sense to stay on the table for both teams, and figure this out. Whatever Betis can pay, the maximum, should United accept and move on, and not look for more by another team.

[Stormisover]

Nico Jackson is not a terrible player, but he is not a great one neither. Villa may end up using his skills better maybe, like Unai Emery is a good person and could make this work, but I honestly believe that he doesn't even worth a shot at that level. I would say he is the type of player who should be at a team who either relegates, or barely saved from relegation.

You spoke my mind here. Nico Jackson actually not the right striker for Chelsea United, but he is going to do better than Delap in Chelsea. You know why? Delap is a player that doesn't get involved with the playmaking. The teammate creates the opportunity and he scores, this is the kind of striker he is. But Jackson, in most cases joins in creating the goal opportunity, he has the skill and strength but he lacks the finishes. Delap on the other hand is very clinical. So I still think Jackson will do better at Aston Villa

Nicolas Jackson is never a player to have in such big teams like Chelsea nor United the pressure will be too much for him, at least he has had his chance at Chelsea but nothing to write home about he has miss more goals than he had score, I was just kind of wondering what Manchester United would do with him if they succeeded in signing him, to me there's no difference between him and Rasmus Hojlund, he's kind of players don't need big teams because the expectations will be to much for him and that will weigh him down, like every of his game counts as fans will be expecting more from him, I think he should join an underdog team believe me he will do well there than Chelsea or any big European teams.

[Abbatty]

So far, the policy introduced by the Chelsea owner to do away with older players and retain younger players has proven to be a great idea for the team, right now the team is in good shape, and they possess the right mentality coupled with the fact that they are very young and ambitious, it means they can achieve a lot if only they can remain consistent and focused all through the season to the very end.

Yeah you are right, but I think most of the fans and football lovers are forgetting to give credit to Enzo Maresca for being able to manage these young players and being able to keep all of them happy. For sure the BlueCo are doing a very good business but if these players are not being properly managed getting the best out of them will be a big problem.

Well I think Maresca is building a very impressive project for these players seeing the competition in the team and still want to come to Chelsea. The likes of Garnacho and Simons have rejected so many big clubs just to wait for Chelsea in the last week of the transfer window.

Both players are likely to make this move to Chelsea before the window closes next week. So big kudos to Enzo maresca.

[Africolo]

That's a good news for Milan. They won't be scammed by take Boniface as a loan due to the abnormalities in his knee. I know very well how injury prone Boniface is. he's not even worthy to be signed as a loan caused by he will always be warmed the bench. I bet he is very devastating with this news.

Milan is certainly considering the risks of Boniface's knee injury. Although it is reported that Milan has received assurances regarding Boniface's readiness and health. But if he only plays for a few weeks and does not contribute much to the team, Milan certainly will not waste money on Boniface. Rumor has it, Milan also has several other names as substitutes for Boniface.

The question is, did Milan not know about his injury and knee operations before making an offer and flying him to Milan for medicals?  I know that clubs normally learn about these things before making a move.  This is simply an excuse to move on to another target because it does not make sense that they are all over social media nd marking him

He didn't fail medical, they just weren't comfortable with his knees and now they're just gonna make other clubs to lose interest in him too..

[Jegileman]

Ruben Amorim is not stupid. As much as he gave these players within the last six months to prove themselves, he is well aware of players who are not quality enough for the culture, growth and rebuild of Manchester United. I'm happy they're parting ways although I want to see Rasmus Hojlund go smash it wherever he ends up. He might want to fight for the club,  but last two seasons was enough to prove himself.

Rasmus Hijlund not being able to prove himself worthy in Manchester United doesn’t mean he won’t be able to play better in any team he finds himself. I don’t know how well their contract with Napoli is so far, but playing in that team is not like him getting downgrade in his career, but also a very good team to prove himself more against all odds. Ruben Amorim needs to do more because a lot of expectations are waiting for him after doing thorough screening in the squad.

This particular issue regarding Rodrygo is just getting too much, every week it's one speculating news concerning him or another. Even before the transfer window opened this season, it's been him moving away from Real Madrid to Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal. In one way or the other his been linked to these clubs over the weeks. If one of them wants to sign him, let them sign him so that we can all be calm.

I am not sure that he’s going to leave the club now again. In their game they are currently playing against Real Oviedo, he was a starter in the match and added to the lineup for the game. It seems he wants to still prove himself to the club that he’ll be a great player for them if left to continue playing for the club. He’s not interested in joining any of those teams that have bid for him, so it is very likely he’ll stay in Real Madrid throughout this season.