⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Unknown01]

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.

Real Betis played in the Conference League final last year and as a result they received a financial boost last year. This year, they are even playing in the Europa League and they absolutly need Antony, as he was one of their most important players last year and Real Betis needs a strong team to remain competitive in Europe. They now have to take financial risks if they want to achieve further success.

[Coyster]

Manchester City is ready  to get Donnarumma.

And they better do. James Trafford didn't seem comfortable in goal against Spurs this weekend, if Ederson is going to leave for Galatasaray, then it only makes sense that they replace him with Donnarumma. Both Trafford and Donnarumma are not great with the ball at their feet, but we all know who is a great goalkeeper between them.

If City want to be successful this season, then they have to cut out silly mistakes that cost them last season. Trafford made one of such against Spurs, and i believe with Donnarumma in goal, City will have more confidence when defending. Reports are that he has agreed personal terms with City, so it all depends on Eddy's exit now.

[Zaguru12]

Real Betis played in the Conference League final last year and as a result they received a financial boost last year. This year, they are even playing in the Europa League and they absolutly need Antony, as he was one of their most important players last year and Real Betis needs a strong team to remain competitive in Europe. They now have to take financial risks if they want to achieve further success.

Yes Real Betis were actually superb after the first half of the season when Anthony joined them they were even supposed to actually get the champions league place but missed out at the last matches. They went on to the Europa league final and also lost to a good Chelsea and in all of all this the need for improvement was actually showing. I personally think if they can retain the players and then add more depth to the squad they will most certainly be able to actually go further this season and possibly get to make champions league football.

Real Betis have actually been linked with good players this season but funding is usually not easy for clubs outside the English Premier league. If Betis had finished in the top 6 in Premier League they would have signed players like Anthony from Manchester United for £50m. Real Betis do not want to pay this fee because they don’t currently valued Anthony above £30m and above that will be an added bonus and not direct price. But Manchester United want to sell Anthony for £45m to avoid loses on that deal.

[kriminall]

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.

Real Betis played in the Conference League final last year and as a result they received a financial boost last year. This year, they are even playing in the Europa League and they absolutly need Antony, as he was one of their most important players last year and Real Betis needs a strong team to remain competitive in Europe. They now have to take financial risks if they want to achieve further success.

Antony had found his feet there and played very well. I think they should consider financially and at least bring him into the team. It's a miracle Manchester United hasn't even sold him yet. I thought he'd be leaving for another team long ago.

[GbitG]

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.

Yeah, that's absolutely right !!!
This rumor has been circulated for a while that Liverpool are going to sign Rodrigo, but still there is nothing that seems positive between these two. Liverpool is just needs a natural winger, despite Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso not wanting to make Rodrigo as the part of his team. So if Liverpool makes a plan for his signing, then this will sound good. Xabi Alonso already expressed his opinion that he didn't even want Rodrigo to make him as part of his plan for the current season. So it will be good for him....

I think Arsenal wouldn't be a perfect place for Rodrigo because Arsenal already has good wingers, and if they sign another winger the it would be hard for them to used Rodrigo in X11 sheet. Manchester city left wing is already empty after the departure of Jack Grealish and so in Manchester City he has a higher probability of playing in the X11 sheet.

[Coyster]

Manchester city left wing is already empty after the departure of Jack Grealish and so in Manchester City he has a higher probability of playing in the X11 sheet.

Empty? City has Doku who operates from that position, there is also Omar Marmoush and Savinho, who can play from either right or left, though Spurs are interested in signing him. Sources say that Pep admires Rodrygo and he would not mind signing him, but that is only if Savinho leaves.

The deal depends on other factors, so nothing is sure for now. City are not also sure if they would be able to reach Madrid's valuation for Rodrygo. That said, the Brazilian started for Madrid today, so maybe he is back in Xabi Alonso's plans.

[baeva]

Wasn't it just two weeks ago that the media was saying that after talking to Pep, he would definitely be moving to Manchester City? It seemed to me that this transfer story, with all the rumors and speculation, had ended before it even began. Well, there isn't much time left before the transfer window closes, and I hope he doesn't end up without a team. He'll definitely be useful at City.

It would be very sad if Donnarumma fails to find a new team before the transfer window closes. A move to Serie A, MLS, or the Saudi Pro League might be worth considering rather than being sidelined for a season without a club. Manchester City is reportedly prioritizing keeping their main goalkeeper, Ederson, but it's not impossible that they will sign Donnarumma, especially if they receive a good offer for Ederson.

On the other hand, I think Manchester United should also consider signing Donnarumma, they should be looking for a better goalkeeper than Onana and Altay Bayindir. I think both of these teams would not have mind with the transfer fee if they were serious about recruiting Donnarumma. The last option would be a loan deal if PSG finds it difficult to release Donnarumma permanently.

The problem for Manchester United is that Donnarumma himself may not want to join their team. This is understandable, as sad as it may sound, but why would he want to ruin his statistics and career by joining a club that was close to relegation last season and may not recover this season? It doesn't sound great, I agree, but until MU proves otherwise, no one will want to join them.

[SatoPrincess]

Since we are getting closer to the close of summer transfer window. So many clubs are getting even more active in hunting their targeted players. The hot rumor is coming from Jackson. He's now being targeted by so many clubs. Recently, Bayern, Newcastle and Aston Villa are asking about his condition.

It seems to me he most likely leaves in the coming week. His price is considerably high, which is around 75m, but worthy enough with his exp as an EPL striker. I hope he will join Newcastle or Aston Villa. He can do better there.

I heard the price for Nicolas Jackson has now dropped down to £60 million as we near the last days of the transfer window and it is good news that clubs are not showing interest in Nico Jackson after it seemed like no club in the premier league wants him. I think he might make a good signing for Newcastle United if they fail to sign Wissa and retain Isak.

[GiftedMAN]

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.

Looking out the whole Victor Boniface saga and his injuries I don't know if Milan will still be interested to continue the deal after seeing the level of his knee injury, though I know that Victor Boniface has not been injured lately but if the deal is completed and he becomes a Milan regular starter he will not fail to deliver and contribute to the growth of the team because he is a player who has a very good way of scoring goals because he is full of strength. Milan is not going to waste money on him they will get what they spent money for the player has also assured them that the injury happened a long time ago but it hasn't made him to stop playing well for his German team Bayer Leverkusen.

[imamusma]

Real Betis played in the Conference League final last year and as a result they received a financial boost last year. This year, they are even playing in the Europa League and they absolutly need Antony, as he was one of their most important players last year and Real Betis needs a strong team to remain competitive in Europe. They now have to take financial risks if they want to achieve further success.

Real Betis are reportedly preparing a new bid to sign Antony from Manchester United, and it's highly likely they'll be successful. Clearly, Real Betis will have to be willing to spend a significant amount of money to secure Antony, and they shouldn't pass up this opportunity before the transfer window closes. Antony made a significant impact on Real Betis improved performance last season, and I think he'll be able to repeat that feat this season.

[SatoPrincess]

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.

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.

I think the fact that he has visited the hospital too often in recent seasons has made his market value drop significantly also his performance lately has not been so good as well so it will be difficult to get a huge fee from his sale. Left to me it is better to sell now for 30 million than selling later for a fee way lower than that.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Arsenal are really up for something big this season. They suddenly decided to sign Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace immediately it was confirmed that Kai Havertz won't be playing due to a knee injury. They're not just ready to take chances, so a quick move for Eze that was necessary (although Tottenham has plans of signing him as well)

Honestly, impromptu signings like this stands out as an indication that arsenal are not here for a joke in this season's premier league; it's either they win the League title or win it. Currently, they are the favourite team to lift the trophy but we can't tell how the season will end. The pressure now will be on Viktor Gyokeres having known that he doesn't have any replacement, meaning he will be starting in every Arsenal's matches which is also a good time for him to prove himself till Havertz returns from his injury.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

Real Betis are reportedly preparing a new bid to sign Antony from Manchester United, and it's highly likely they'll be successful. Clearly, Real Betis will have to be willing to spend a significant amount of money to secure Antony, and they shouldn't pass up this opportunity before the transfer window closes. Antony made a significant impact on Real Betis improved performance last season, and I think he'll be able to repeat that feat this season.

I have heard some rumors regarding Real Betis' plans for Paddy Antony, Several sources say Real Betis will take advantage as the transfer deadline approaches so this way they can bring in Antony at a cheap price. On the other hand, Manchester United released Antony to another team at a high price, but Antony only wanted to move to Real Betis well Real Betis and Antony seem to play the same role. We don't know how this drama will end and I suspect Manchester United will agree to Real Betis' offer.

[tottong]

I have heard some rumors regarding Real Betis' plans for Paddy Antony, Several sources say Real Betis will take advantage as the transfer deadline approaches so this way they can bring in Antony at a cheap price. On the other hand, Manchester United released Antony to another team at a high price, but Antony only wanted to move to Real Betis well Real Betis and Antony seem to play the same role. We don't know how this drama will end and I suspect Manchester United will agree to Real Betis' offer.

This would be a much better option, but I'm very confident Manchester United won't let Antony go for anything beyond the agreed price.
Antony has indeed expressed his desire to play for Real Betis permanently, but selling him at a low price would be detrimental to Manchester United, so they won't let him go.
This should be the case so Antony has the opportunity to continue his career at Real Betis, rather than staying at Manchester United without playing time.

[Lillominato89]

I have heard some rumors regarding Real Betis' plans for Paddy Antony, Several sources say Real Betis will take advantage as the transfer deadline approaches so this way they can bring in Antony at a cheap price. On the other hand, Manchester United released Antony to another team at a high price, but Antony only wanted to move to Real Betis well Real Betis and Antony seem to play the same role. We don't know how this drama will end and I suspect Manchester United will agree to Real Betis' offer.

This would be a much better option, but I'm very confident Manchester United won't let Antony go for anything beyond the agreed price.
Antony has indeed expressed his desire to play for Real Betis permanently, but selling him at a low price would be detrimental to Manchester United, so they won't let him go.
This should be the case so Antony has the opportunity to continue his career at Real Betis, rather than staying at Manchester United without playing time.

Keeping a very disgruntled player in the team is not the best option for any team, they then risk selling him at the end of his contract and for free
So I too am confident that Manchester united will eventually let Antony go to Real Betis and continue his career peacefully

[Frankolala]

I have heard some rumors regarding Real Betis' plans for Paddy Antony, Several sources say Real Betis will take advantage as the transfer deadline approaches so this way they can bring in Antony at a cheap price. On the other hand, Manchester United released Antony to another team at a high price, but Antony only wanted to move to Real Betis well Real Betis and Antony seem to play the same role. We don't know how this drama will end and I suspect Manchester United will agree to Real Betis' offer.

This would be a much better option, but I'm very confident Manchester United won't let Antony go for anything beyond the agreed price.
Antony has indeed expressed his desire to play for Real Betis permanently, but selling him at a low price would be detrimental to Manchester United, so they won't let him go.
This should be the case so Antony has the opportunity to continue his career at Real Betis, rather than staying at Manchester United without playing time.

Betis needs to come in agreement with Manchester United for the purchase of Anthony with a reasonable amount that will benefit both parties. United have not accepted to sell Anthony to Betis because they want to sell him for €32.52m and that amount is on the high side for Betis who is not a big club with large financial strength. However, Betis needs to try their best to see how they can permanently sign Anthony because he is a very important player to them.

[RaltcoinsB]

Wasn't it just two weeks ago that the media was saying that after talking to Pep, he would definitely be moving to Manchester City? It seemed to me that this transfer story, with all the rumors and speculation, had ended before it even began. Well, there isn't much time left before the transfer window closes, and I hope he doesn't end up without a team. He'll definitely be useful at City.

It would be very sad if Donnarumma fails to find a new team before the transfer window closes. A move to Serie A, MLS, or the Saudi Pro League might be worth considering rather than being sidelined for a season without a club. Manchester City is reportedly prioritizing keeping their main goalkeeper, Ederson, but it's not impossible that they will sign Donnarumma, especially if they receive a good offer for Ederson.

On the other hand, I think Manchester United should also consider signing Donnarumma, they should be looking for a better goalkeeper than Onana and Altay Bayindir. I think both of these teams would not have mind with the transfer fee if they were serious about recruiting Donnarumma. The last option would be a loan deal if PSG finds it difficult to release Donnarumma permanently.

The problem for Manchester United is that Donnarumma himself may not want to join their team. This is understandable, as sad as it may sound, but why would he want to ruin his statistics and career by joining a club that was close to relegation last season and may not recover this season? It doesn't sound great, I agree, but until MU proves otherwise, no one will want to join them.

If he were to choose a team, I think it would be Manchester City. Manchester United performed poorly last year and won't be playing in any European competition this year. They'll only be playing in the Premier League. Why would Donnarumma, the main goalkeeper of last year's Champions League-winning team, make such a choice? Manchester City, who play in the Champions League, would be a more logical choice.

[Jostern]

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.

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.

I think the fact that he has visited the hospital too often in recent seasons has made his market value drop significantly also his performance lately has not been so good as well so it will be difficult to get a huge fee from his sale. Left to me it is better to sell now for 30 million than selling later for a fee way lower than that.

I don’t really think it’s about the money, I think the reason why the deal brokedown was because of the medical, I think there was concerns in his medical reports and the doctors advised AC Milan against signing him up, which I think it was from his passed injury record at Bayern Leverkusen, but at the same time I fear for him considering that he has had a previous failed move with the Saidi Arabian who was very much interested in him and decided to move for Jhon Duran back then, so now which club is going to show that interest to sigh him and other clubs will be looking and thinking why are we going to sigh a player who doesn’t have a good injury records, he needs to start working on his fitness, and by the way, we might not really know all the truth about the failed deal, which somethings are better left unsaid and behind the scheme, so we might not really know what happened.

[MArsland]

Manchester city left wing is already empty after the departure of Jack Grealish and so in Manchester City he has a higher probability of playing in the X11 sheet.

Manchester City left wing is actually full, with plenty of potential candidates there. If Pep Guardiola wants Rodrygo, he'll have to sell Savinho. Even then, I think Doku can still compete for the position. On the other hand Liverpool needs a left winger far more than Manchester City.

[hyudien]

If he were to choose a team, I think it would be Manchester City. Manchester United performed poorly last year and won't be playing in any European competition this year. They'll only be playing in the Premier League. Why would Donnarumma, the main goalkeeper of last year's Champions League-winning team, make such a choice? Manchester City, who play in the Champions League, would be a more logical choice.

Actually there is no problem even if Donnarumma strengthens Man Utd rather than having to fill the bench maybe for almost a season because Chevalier is sure to continue to be the starting line up for PSG as long as he is fit and besides the competition in the Premier League is very competitive and tiring besides he is sure to be a core player for Man Utd but I heard that Man City is more aggressive in their approach to Donnarumma, it can be said that Man City is one step ahead in this agreement.