⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Arsenal have wingers but you cannot compare the wingers they have in that left wing position to Rodrygo. I’m already fed up with Martinelli and Trossard isn’t a player for the future his stay at the club is already shortened to 2026 so it will be best to bring in more fire power. Rodrygo definitely fits in that position as he will boost Arsenal’s attack.

How sure are you that they are not going to bench him like they have done with the duo?

Players tend to thrive so well when given regular football, but when you start benching them or giving them a few minutes then they lose confidence and form. I believe at one point Trossard was so good until he wasn't. Why?

Rodrygo already has form and confidence, challenges himself because doesn't get enough football at Real Madrid. I think he would do well in mid-table teams to look up to him as a star and give him the freedom in the forward positions. He will be another dead player at Arsenal just like the other once brilliant wingers.

[SatoPrincess]

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.

As of today, Fabrizio Romano has reported that Real Betis are now close to reaching agreement with Manchester United for Anthony. This is good news for both club supporters as I believe United supporters also want to completely be free from Anthony. This will also help United gather funds before the transfer window closes and free them from the wage load of the player.

[Obari]

As of today, Fabrizio Romano has reported that Real Betis are now close to reaching agreement with Manchester United for Anthony. This is good news for both club supporters as I believe United supporters also want to completely be free from Anthony. This will also help United gather funds before the transfer window closes and free them from the wage load of the player.

Agreeing to buy players that will be prominent and effectively adapt to the club's system and pattern of play is definitely one of the best stats a manager could comprehend. Anthony have been always been a discipline player, he has more hands and have become a tangible player that accumulates positive results not just for himself but also for his club. Unfortunately he's been consider an ineligible player during his time at Old Trafford despite all the hardwork he put in and became an independent player, he was just never too good enough. Anthony in Real betis? You need to see the beast soft inconsistent Anthony turn to become, he was banging goals and became definitely not of the best players in the club.

[*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.

That’s a big stroke of luck for them that they didn’t let him go for free, at least they got something out of it. I’m really curious to see how he will manage in the Premier League, whether he’ll be able to adapt to that style of play and if he’s even in any kind of form at all.

They were certainly lucky to find a buyer interested in him straight away, his value in less than a year has almost halved given his poor performances in Serie A.
We will see if he becomes a reliable player again in the premier league.
I think the emotional situation with Alisha played a crucial role

[bitgolden]

Onana wants to leave Manchester United as soon as possible, citing dissatisfaction with Amorim as the reason. On the one hand, Manchester United has long needed to change its goalkeeper, but on the other hand, I don’t see them finding a worthy replacement for him, and another thing that needs to be paid attention to is that players leave their teams because they can’t find a common language with Amorim, this list includes Rashford and Onana, maybe Antony too.

It is definitely true that Onana can't be staying there, but at the same time we have a very limited time until he finds himself a team. United will not send him away for free, so he has to bring in some money for the club, and who would really pay that much for him? Considering how he has been in the last 2 years or so, we can safely assume that nobody will want him for that much money.

Some lower level team would be willing to take a chance on him and hope that he does good, like how Betis took a chance on Antony and it worked out, same could happen to Onana, some lower level team taking a chance, but that team can't buy him, just loan him. So I am assuming that Onana will go out on a loan probably and that would be a better deal for him anyways.

[Webetcoins]

I am very disappointed with Manchester United performance today. Good thing I am not a fan. I have always supported Sesko, he isn't a bad player but to see him play full 90 minutes against a division club and couldn't score a goal then I have no other option that to make two conclusions.

First, he is a good striker but yet to get into the team pattern of play. And secondly, he is not who we think he is, perhaps one overhyped strikers, that wont score goals at the end of the season.

Benjamin Sesko is not bad player he is skilled talented player who can do much better just 22 years old but sadly due to Manchester United mess-up in last few years things are not going as they needed their exit in EFL Cup against Grimsby is huge below for them.

But still they can bounce back in coming games with their next game is against Burnley after this have challenges are waiting for them like Manchester City and Chelsea life is not easy, but they needed to be had positive mind with better approach because if they fail to keep things balance surely it's going to be another terrible season for them.

Fans surely disappointed with this result, but players are also giving their best, but sadly things are not working as they needed which is serious setback Amorim needs to be more focus on attack which is not working.

[7juju]

Arsenal have wingers but you cannot compare the wingers they have in that left wing position to Rodrygo. I’m already fed up with Martinelli and Trossard isn’t a player for the future his stay at the club is already shortened to 2026 so it will be best to bring in more fire power. Rodrygo definitely fits in that position as he will boost Arsenal’s attack.

How sure are you that they are not going to bench him like they have done with the duo?

Players tend to thrive so well when given regular football, but when you start benching them or giving them a few minutes then they lose confidence and form. I believe at one point Trossard was so good until he wasn't. Why?

Rodrygo already has form and confidence, challenges himself because doesn't get enough football at Real Madrid. I think he would do well in mid-table teams to look up to him as a star and give him the freedom in the forward positions. He will be another dead player at Arsenal just like the other once brilliant wingers.

I get your point and that's exactly what will happen to Rodrygo should he head to to Arsenal, because he won't be guaranteed regular playing time at Arsenal. I laugh when Arsenal fans complains that Trossard is not a good player, but I still remember how many times Trossard has scored for Arsenal with the little minutes he has been playing for the team. They already have Martinelli and Trossard in that wing adding Rodrygo will be a disaster and unless they sell one of them but so far there's no news about Arsenal willing to sell any of them.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

If Donnarumma and PSG don't capitalize on the current transfer window, both will suffer losses. Gigio will likely be benched, potentially for almost a season. For PSG, this represents a financial loss, given that Gigio only has one season left on his contract, meaning they likely won't receive anything in the future. One option is to lower the price; I'm sure Manchester City will try to meet this requirement so they don't have to wait to sell Ederson.

PSG isn't a team that seeks to profit from player sales, so the decision to bench him and his contract expiring next season won't impact the club. What's truly unfortunate is Donnarumma's career, as staying and not getting playing time this season will make things even more difficult. It's better to lower the price so that more teams might be interested in signing Donnarumma, although I don't think PSG's current asking price is too high, considering Donnarumma's abilities as one of the best goalkeepers.

[Jostern]

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.

That’s a big stroke of luck for them that they didn’t let him go for free, at least they got something out of it. I’m really curious to see how he will manage in the Premier League, whether he’ll be able to adapt to that style of play and if he’s even in any kind of form at all.

They were certainly lucky to find a buyer interested in him straight away, his value in less than a year has almost halved given his poor performances in Serie A.
We will see if he becomes a reliable player again in the premier league.
I think the emotional situation with Alisha played a crucial role

Most players makes bad decisions in their careers, and Douglas Luiz moving to Juventus was a very bad move for him, he wasn’t given enough time to play, and also change of management have been a problem, and some certain clubs when a new management comes in the coach seems to have their favorable players, And he doesn’t fit into the style of Tudor at Juventus and he hasn’t been lucky with injuries, so it’s a good move for him, well Nothingham Forest have a very good squad and a healthy squad, and he will still have to fight for his place and he’ll need to stay fit to have some playing time, sometimes I wonder what Nothingham Forest are doing with all the players they are buying and they’re not selling players, they should be selling players to balance the book, let’s see if this player will come good and find his mojo back in the premier league.

[tottong]

As of today, Fabrizio Romano has reported that Real Betis are now close to reaching agreement with Manchester United for Anthony. This is good news for both club supporters as I believe United supporters also want to completely be free from Anthony. This will also help United gather funds before the transfer window closes and free them from the wage load of the player.

That's not entirely true, because if Real Betis doesn't have the amount of money Manchester United is asking for, I'm sure they won't reach a deal for Anthony.
Real Betis' interest in Anthony is still quite strong, and they are still trying to secure him by any means necessary.
Offers from the Saudi Arabian League and the Turkish League are also growing, and they are willing to pay Manchester United's asking price, but Anthony himself has stated that he has no intention of playing there.
Anthony's future remains unclear, and it could create a complicated situation for him this season if things don't go according to plan.

[giorgione]

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.

That?s a big stroke of luck for them that they didn?t let him go for free, at least they got something out of it. I?m really curious to see how he will manage in the Premier League, whether he?ll be able to adapt to that style of play and if he?s even in any kind of form at all.

They were certainly lucky to find a buyer interested in him straight away, his value in less than a year has almost halved given his poor performances in Serie A.
We will see if he becomes a reliable player again in the premier league.
I think the emotional situation with Alisha played a crucial role

Most players makes bad decisions in their careers, and Douglas Luiz moving to Juventus was a very bad move for him, he wasn?t given enough time to play, and also change of management have been a problem, and some certain clubs when a new management comes in the coach seems to have their favorable players, And he doesn?t fit into the style of Tudor at Juventus and he hasn?t been lucky with injuries, so it?s a good move for him, well Nothingham Forest have a very good squad and a healthy squad, and he will still have to fight for his place and he?ll need to stay fit to have some playing time, sometimes I wonder what Nothingham Forest are doing with all the players they are buying and they?re not selling players, they should be selling players to balance the book, let?s see if this player will come good and find his mojo back in the premier league.

I never liked this player, when he arrived he seemed to be a real champion, they presented him as a beast, but then he turned out to be a real player who is worth a lot and he was sold off, Juventus is certainly making money by selling players, the important thing is that they buy other strong ones

[Phoenix Anka]

If Donnarumma and PSG don't capitalize on the current transfer window, both will suffer losses. Gigio will likely be benched, potentially for almost a season. For PSG, this represents a financial loss, given that Gigio only has one season left on his contract, meaning they likely won't receive anything in the future. One option is to lower the price; I'm sure Manchester City will try to meet this requirement so they don't have to wait to sell Ederson.

PSG isn't a team that seeks to profit from player sales, so the decision to bench him and his contract expiring next season won't impact the club. What's truly unfortunate is Donnarumma's career, as staying and not getting playing time this season will make things even more difficult. It's better to lower the price so that more teams might be interested in signing Donnarumma, although I don't think PSG's current asking price is too high, considering Donnarumma's abilities as one of the best goalkeepers.

I agree that Donnarumma's asking price isn't excessive, but it's unreasonable to ask for such a high sum for a player whose contract expires at the end of the year. Furthermore, Paris Saint-Germain doesn't seem to be making much of a bid to renew his contract. If it were me, I'd pay him the money he wants and keep him, as he's a goalkeeper whose contribution to the team has always been top-notch.

[Barikui1]

They were certainly lucky to find a buyer interested in him straight away, his value in less than a year has almost halved given his poor performances in Serie A.
We will see if he becomes a reliable player again in the premier league.
I think the emotional situation with Alisha played a crucial role

Douglas Luiz is a very good player that we all saw at Aston villa, I would say that the Italian Seria A or Juventus playing system didn't favours him that much because we all know what he can give, that's why he wasn't short of suitors.
His moves to Juventus was a terrible career move than didn't went well for him no doubt, but that doesn't mean that he is a bad players, and I believe that he is going to be a valuable addition to this Nottingham forest team that is already congested with quality and a bloated squad, it just depends on the system of play, that's why I believe that the physicality and quality he posseses will be greatly needed in this Nottingham forest team.

[hyudien]

Okay, Milan are finally back in the market. They didn't make much of a splash, but they quickly added Nkuku to their squad. I could tell this transfer was imminent, as Nkuku isn't a first choice player in Chelsea current squad. By joining Milan, he'll certainly secure a starting spot, and even have a strong chance of becoming a regular starter for a season with Milan. This is a great addition, as I believe Nkuku has above average potential and quality.

[Oluwa-btc]

Okay, Milan are finally back in the market. They didn't make much of a splash, but they quickly added Nkuku to their squad. I could tell this transfer was imminent, as Nkuku isn't a first choice player in Chelsea current squad. By joining Milan, he'll certainly secure a starting spot, and even have a strong chance of becoming a regular starter for a season with Milan. This is a great addition, as I believe Nkuku has above average potential and quality.

After missing to get the deal for Victor Boniface,  this is also a good news and great replacement for that lost deal. If he can stay fit this season,  he should be back with the french national team for the FIFA World Cup Competition. He'll sure have a place in that Milan first eleven. Most importantly, I'm keen to see how they tend to their back line honestly. They looked good in midfield already.

[Cryptmuster]

PSG isn't a team that seeks to profit from player sales, so the decision to bench him and his contract expiring next season won't impact the club. What's truly unfortunate is Donnarumma's career, as staying and not getting playing time this season will make things even more difficult. It's better to lower the price so that more teams might be interested in signing Donnarumma, although I don't think PSG's current asking price is too high, considering Donnarumma's abilities as one of the best goalkeepers.

Just putting Donnarumma on the bench is also not beneficial for PSG, because his contract expires next summer and they would simply lose him as a free agent. Yes, you can say that PSG has a lot of money and they are not trying to sell players for profit, but Donnarumma is a very expensive player, and losing him as a free agent doesn’t mean losing 5 or 10 million, we’re talking about tens of millions.

And if I’m not mistaken, right now they are trying to agree with Manchester City on a price of 35 million. That’s why, of course, it’s better for them to sell this player now, and I don’t think it makes sense for them to keep him on the bench for the whole season just to prevent some team from getting a good goalkeeper.

[cande86]

If Donnarumma and PSG don't capitalize on the current transfer window, both will suffer losses. Gigio will likely be benched, potentially for almost a season. For PSG, this represents a financial loss, given that Gigio only has one season left on his contract, meaning they likely won't receive anything in the future. One option is to lower the price; I'm sure Manchester City will try to meet this requirement so they don't have to wait to sell Ederson.

PSG isn't a team that seeks to profit from player sales, so the decision to bench him and his contract expiring next season won't impact the club. What's truly unfortunate is Donnarumma's career, as staying and not getting playing time this season will make things even more difficult. It's better to lower the price so that more teams might be interested in signing Donnarumma, although I don't think PSG's current asking price is too high, considering Donnarumma's abilities as one of the best goalkeepers.

I agree that Donnarumma's asking price isn't excessive, but it's unreasonable to ask for such a high sum for a player whose contract expires at the end of the year. Furthermore, Paris Saint-Germain doesn't seem to be making much of a bid to renew his contract. If it were me, I'd pay him the money he wants and keep him, as he's a goalkeeper whose contribution to the team has always been top-notch.

Yes, it's true, Donnarumma could easily ask for more. He's an excellent player and can prove he can do much better this year. He's still very young and has many years ahead of him to win again. Repeating the success in Paris will certainly be difficult, but he could do it elsewhere too, who knows.

[Plaguedeath]

Douglas Luiz is a very good player that we all saw at Aston villa, I would say that the Italian Seria A or Juventus playing system didn't favours him that much because we all know what he can give, that's why he wasn't short of suitors.
His moves to Juventus was a terrible career move than didn't went well for him no doubt, but that doesn't mean that he is a bad players, and I believe that he is going to be a valuable addition to this Nottingham forest team that is already congested with quality and a bloated squad, it just depends on the system of play, that's why I believe that the physicality and quality he posseses will be greatly needed in this Nottingham forest team.

If he's really that good, he should being a starter in Brazil's national team. But, he's barely playing for national team even though Brazil don't really have great midfielders. I don't buy your assumption he was not able to play in Italian league.

I believe it won't change when he joined Nottingham Forrest, he's just a mediocre player. If we compare with other Nottingham Forrest's midfielders e.g. Sangare and Anderson, they all are similar, they're playing for weak team.

[JeffBrad12]

Chelsea finally able to offload Nkuku from their team. He's now moving to the AC milan with five years contract. They recoup 37m + 5m addons. I know they suffer a small lose here, but they're also getting his wages out of the books. So it's still a win win situation for them.
This transfer makes a spot for Xavi Simon available in Chelsea. I hope Xavi will come very soon. Always feeling amaze with how Chelsea really good in cutting loss.

[Luzin]

In recent days, local media in my country have reported that NEC left-back Calvin Verdonk is being targeted by Ligue 1 club LOSC. It is reported that LOSC has made an offer of €3 million. Verdonk currently has a contract with NEC Nijmegen until 2028, and this offer comes as the transfer window is about to close. Lille is reportedly looking for a left-back to replace Gabriel Gudmundsson, and Verdonk appears to be one of the candidates.