⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Lillominato89]

Let's say that yesterday was a very eventful day in the market.
Manchester city made 2 very important transactions
Sold Akanji on loan to Inter and bought Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG
Napoli made the purchase of rasmus Hojlund official.
All very good market moves

[Black Mbaye]

Let's say that yesterday was a very eventful day in the market.
Manchester city made 2 very important transactions
Sold Akanji on loan to Inter and bought Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG
Napoli made the purchase of rasmus Hojlund official.
All very good market moves

I suspect Hojlund is familiar with Italy and will make the necessary impact at Napoli. He's gained significant experience in the Premier League and may have met the needs of a good striker. Like Romelu Lukaku, I see potential in him to succeed in Italy. I also think this is a great signing for Napoli, as the player is very young and has a bright future. They could potentially sell him for a substantial sum in the future. I also think sending Akanji to Inter makes sense.

[Nahl]

🚨 BREAKING: Liverpool agree deal to sign Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace, here we go!

Deal in place for fee over £35m plus 10% sell-on clause included in the package.

Guehi agreed personal terms with Liverpool one month ago, now all done.

Wut? I heard Crystal Palace rejected the offer.

This signing is very surprising because Guehi perform very well recently and Liverpool only spent for 35 Million Euros to get him. Guehi is very talented defender, it's good Liverpool do pay attention with their defending line despite they're very aggressive signing forward players.

They've sign Isak too, there's no way for Liverpool to not become a champion in this season.

This is last minutes signing from Liverpool that only few hours from closing of the transfer window they can gets two players Guehi and Isak however i think these players is the last pieces of Liverpool puzzles because after 3 recent games i can see Liverpool needed more players on striker and defender especially for their defensive lines that Liverpool is really needed new defender as the substutition of Konate or Van Dijk

I believe Guehi is the right player to Liverpool defense and i am quite confident about that and finally the drama between Isak and Newcastle has been ended which in my opinion this is happy ending because basically Isak want to play with Liverpool only and as a fan i feel like Isak is overprice so that's why he has to prove that he is worthy of being Liverpool's most expensive player and i am curious at what position Arne Slot will place Isak because for centre striker they have Ekitike who can in form with Liverpool

[Adbitco]

Another loan deal for Sancho, a talented player that left Borussia Dortmund and wanted to play for a big club like Manchester United but ended up with what he never expected. After been loaned out to Chelsea for failing to play well for Manchester United, Chelsea on the other hand didn't see the need to make the loan move permanent because he took didn't play up to expectations in the club. Now his been loaned out again to Aston Villa just today.

[Renampun]

Let's say that yesterday was a very eventful day in the market.
Manchester city made 2 very important transactions
Sold Akanji on loan to Inter and bought Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG
Napoli made the purchase of rasmus Hojlund official.
All very good market moves

City's decision to acquire Donnarumma was the right one, as he is a young goalkeeper and still capable enough to be a long-term option. Hopefully, Donnarumma's arrival at the Etihad will provide a solution to City's current goalkeeping needs, which appear to be lacking.

and it is a good thing for Rasmus Hojlund that he can finally find clarity for his status by getting the opportunity to play for Napoli, as it will give him valuable minutes on the pitch and a chance to prove himself at a high level, since he is still young, and hopefully he can prove his performance better by playing for Napoli.

[W Jr.]

Another loan deal for Sancho, a talented player that left Borussia Dortmund and wanted to play for a big club like Manchester United but ended up with what he never expected. After been loaned out to Chelsea for failing to play well for Manchester United, Chelsea on the other hand didn't see the need to make the loan move permanent because he took didn't play up to expectations in the club. Now his been loaned out again to Aston Villa just today.

Sancho enjoyed his peak at Borussia Dortmund. His performances attracted the attention of not only Manchester United but also teams worldwide. However, instead of improving his performance, he appears to be in a constant decline. We'll see how successful he is at Aston Villa. I wish him the best during this loan spell.

[Coyster]

Crazy transfer deadline day. I think Liverpool are overwhelmingly the biggest winners in this summer transfer window, they finally managed to get their man Isak from Newcastle. They also thought they had Marc Guehi's deal sealed, but apparently the deal has fallen through and Guehi would remain in Crystal Palace.

City are also busy today, Ederson out, Donnarumma in. Akanji out, Gundogan could possibly also leave for Galatasaray. Transfers are happening left, right and center and it is hard to keep up with it. I cannot wait for the players to return from the international break and then the battle fully begins.

[Sexylizzy2813]

With Isak joining Liverpool which we all know and Yoane Wissa going Newcastle's way who will excel more than the other in this season's EPL games and probably in the other competitions?
I never saw this deal pulling through for Brentford to lose two good players who made them be on a higher level last season, first it was Mbeumo joining Manchester United and now Yoane Wissa joining Newcastle. I feel is a big win for Newcastle and a big loss for Brentford.
What do you make of this move and what can we expect?

Isak is transferring to Liverpool for a record-breaking fee of £125m. Liverpool will become even stronger, and this is a good move. After their victory over Arsenal, they showed that they are capable of being the same team despite all the changes. Newcastle have already announced the transfer of Woltemade from Stuttgart as Isak’s replacement. Liverpool are ready to spend huge amounts on transfers just to achieve their goals, and it seems they are aiming to secure their title.

We shouldn't be too sure if this will be something bigger than we have seen from Liverpool, in the sense that they will be more aggressive and brutal when they return from the international break, for me Liverpool haven't been as they are suppose to be whenever they play, like in the Arsenal game they weren't as sharp as they used to be and their wings wasn't it at all to the point that even Salah was struggling with the ball.
That aside, now the move has been made I believe Newcastle will be better than they were in the last 3 games they played, no attacker to help them get the needed goal which is something they have now and I love the way they played against Liverpool, despite the one man down they still did their best to make Liverpool look like they were complete, if this same energy is being brought out with Wissa and the other Frankfurt guy Woltemade I think they will match any team they play against.

[Stormisover]

Let's say that yesterday was a very eventful day in the market.
Manchester city made 2 very important transactions
Sold Akanji on loan to Inter and bought Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG
Napoli made the purchase of rasmus Hojlund official.
All very good market moves

Manchester City is going nowhere this season trust me if time is not taken Manchester City might end up playing Europa League this season, we're still talking about their poor performance they're busy selling more key players, what has come over pep, did he want to kill the team before he will leave the team, and for Rasmus Hojlund I think Manchester United gave him a lot of time and chance to prove himself but it all fails, now that he's gone to Napoli let's watch he's performance, if his performance is still poor we will blame him and if he performs good we won't be surprise after all any player that left Manchester United is always gonna play well so I wish him the best of luck.

[Silikiem]

Another loan deal for Sancho, a talented player that left Borussia Dortmund and wanted to play for a big club like Manchester United but ended up with what he never expected. After been loaned out to Chelsea for failing to play well for Manchester United, Chelsea on the other hand didn't see the need to make the loan move permanent because he took didn't play up to expectations in the club. Now his been loaned out again to Aston Villa just today.

Sancho is a very good player and he’s shown some glimpses of what he’s capable of doing right on the pitch especially during his recent two loan spells in Borrusia dortmund and Chelsea. He performs very well at Dortmund that season and even went as far as taking Dortmund to the champions leagues semi final stage that year, where he performed very well, shortly after that season, the following season he went on loan to Chelsea and he also performed very well there where he scored in the conference league final and won the trophy with Chelsea and also helped Chelsea to a top four finish. So I don’t think that the reason why Chelsea didn’t sign him permanently was because he didn’t play up to expectations, I think it’s as a result of his wage demands. He’s wage demands doesn’t suits well with the Chelsea wage structure currently and he refused to take a pay cut and so Chelsea just have to let him go. Currently no big club in the Europe top Five league are ready to match his wage structure and that’s why he’s been going on loan so that the wage can be shared between his parent club Manchester United and his on-loan club.

[verdinio]

The news that Kolo Muani has gone to Tottenham leaves me a bit shocked, honestly it seemed to me a slightly unfair move on the part of the Frenchman and the Paris Saint-Germain club who preferred to sell the player for a fee that I think they considered fair rather than participate in the tug-of-war between Juventus and the player, the player behaved a bit badly in my opinion, while the club did well

[Ryu_Ar1]

Let's say that yesterday was a very eventful day in the market.
Manchester city made 2 very important transactions
Sold Akanji on loan to Inter and bought Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG
Napoli made the purchase of rasmus Hojlund official.
All very good market moves

The deadline seems to be an interesting situation because, at the moment, several big clubs are starting to make moves to make some breakthroughs so that in the end this can be decided through fairly quick negotiations.

Donnarumma will eventually end up at Manchester City because, from the outset, only Manchester City has been capable of making the purchase and offering the substantial salary that Donnarumma demands. On the other hand, the decision regarding Akanji is not surprising, as Pep's actions over the past two seasons suggest a desire to rejuvenate the squad, even though Akanji still has at least two seasons remaining on his contract. It appears that Manchester City and Pep have other priorities in making the squad younger.

[Amphenomenon]

Manchester City is going nowhere this season trust me if time is not taken Manchester City might end up playing Europa League this season,

I don't think they won't make it to top four, they're having another poor beginning of the season performance but I'm still not sure of a team that can take their top four space, we just concluded match day 3 and now they have signed Donnarumma, anything can happen after the break and it's too early to write off any team especially City now.

[coinlocket$]

Liverpool spent almost 500m this session.
The premier league dominance is crazy.

Its good if you are a Premier League fan but it is destroying all the others league in Europe.
Will they change something or they let the difference grow even more

[mv1986]

Let's say that yesterday was a very eventful day in the market.
Manchester city made 2 very important transactions
Sold Akanji on loan to Inter and bought Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG
Napoli made the purchase of rasmus Hojlund official.
All very good market moves

Manchester City is going nowhere this season trust me if time is not taken Manchester City might end up playing Europa League this season, we're still talking about their poor performance they're busy selling more key players, what has come over pep, did he want to kill the team before he will leave the team, and for Rasmus Hojlund I think Manchester United gave him a lot of time and chance to prove himself but it all fails, now that he's gone to Napoli let's watch he's performance, if his performance is still poor we will blame him and if he performs good we won't be surprise after all any player that left Manchester United is always gonna play well so I wish him the best of luck.

Who are those key players you are talking about? A key player is a player who is relevant as of today and in the future, and not a player who used to be important for many years but is now too old to reach that same performance level consistently or is injured a lot. Those are not key players anymore and if I go through the list of players that left Manchester City, I can't see many key players who left the club.

[GbitG]

Another loan deal for Sancho, a talented player that left Borussia Dortmund and wanted to play for a big club like Manchester United but ended up with what he never expected. After been loaned out to Chelsea for failing to play well for Manchester United, Chelsea on the other hand didn't see the need to make the loan move permanent because he took didn't play up to expectations in the club. Now his been loaned out again to Aston Villa just today.

Well, he was such a player when he was at Borussia Dortmund, but when he moved to Manchester United, he lose all of his goodness and even failed to play in X11 sheet. Honestly this guy really make me feel sad because at the 2018 he was considered one of the greatest younger players, and also many people believes that he will be the next Neymar but ultimately he failed to make something great in his career....

But anyway, now one more time he move to the English club and still there to be compete in the EPL. He played at many club and league but still failed to make his career prominent. Aston Villa is good place because there would be more time for him to play in the regular squad.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Finally it has happened and we won't be hearing rumors of him saying this or moving to a new club, Liverpool got their man but another thing to consider, now that Isak has moved to Liverpool the only club he asked for with that record breaking amount, I hope he won't end up the way Grealish did after moving to the Etihad. It was too bad for him that he could not replicate what he did at the Villa Park, if this can happen to Grealish then it can happen to any player but let's hope Isak gets the best treatment to deliver for the Reds and not end up like Grealish, by now we know that the expectations will be too much for him [Isak] to handle.

It was indeed a big fight to get the signature of Isak. This is indeed a big win for Liverpool and I doubt if Newcastle will be able to get a good replacement for this prolific striker. Let's see how Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa fare in the club. This might be how the Liverpool squad will look after the arrival of the Belgian international.

Things will be fine with Newcastle with those two additions like we saw Wissa doing his thing at Brentford with his striking partner Mbeumo, it went well and now he has switched club to join Newcastle who are also good at getting a counter with the fast players the have, is a good fit for Wissa to join them and adding Woltemade to the squad won't be a problem, maybe he'd be the second option for Wissa. They only need to be more clinical when they have chances to get goals if not they will have to ask themselves if they made a big mistake by letting Isak go, these two players [Woltemade and Wissa] can turn things around and I believe that so let's see how the manager set his team when they get back from the break.

[RaltcoinsB]

The news that Kolo Muani has gone to Tottenham leaves me a bit shocked, honestly it seemed to me a slightly unfair move on the part of the Frenchman and the Paris Saint-Germain club who preferred to sell the player for a fee that I think they considered fair rather than participate in the tug-of-war between Juventus and the player, the player behaved a bit badly in my opinion, while the club did well

I think Paris Saint-Germain has fulfilled the requirements of football and business. It wouldn't be right to criticize them, because they have to consider the club's best interests. They even risked letting their goalkeeper, Donnarumma, go because they were considering the club's best interests. For Paris Saint-Germain, the club's interests seem to be paramount. It's interesting that Juventus hasn't taken any action on this issue yet.

[abhiseshakana]

I suspect Hojlund is familiar with Italy and will make the necessary impact at Napoli. He's gained significant experience in the Premier League and may have met the needs of a good striker. Like Romelu Lukaku, I see potential in him to succeed in Italy. I also think this is a great signing for Napoli, as the player is very young and has a bright future. They could potentially sell him for a substantial sum in the future. I also think sending Akanji to Inter makes sense.

During his 2 seasons with Man United in the Premier League, Rasmus Hojlund failed to show his best performance, so the Serie A might be the best solution for Hojlund, because before joining Man United, Hojlund appeared quite impressive when he was still playing for Atalanta (even because of his performance, Man United had to spend 77 million Euros to sign Hojlund). So a return to Italy could be a chance for Hojlund to shine again.

Hojlund actually insisted on staying at Man United and preferred to fight for his place, but Napoli seems to have succeeded in persuading him. Hojlund now has that opportunity, but whether he succeeds or not, it will still depend on his own efforts.

[Africolo]

Liverpool spent almost 500m this session.
The premier league dominance is crazy.

Its good if you are a Premier League fan but it is destroying all the others league in Europe.
Will they change something or they let the difference grow even more

The premier clubs makes a lot of money compared to other leagues from TV Rights and sponsorships deals and they also make the most sales so their spending is valid. You can only spend if you're making enough.

Few years ago younger players and world class players dream were to play in either Bacelona or Real Madrid but today even Fulham can attract any of the biggest stars in Europe. Alot has changed.

Liverpool has no excuse not to defend their title now..