⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I think you are actually right about what you said here in your last paragraph, he has to prove himself all over again that he still got the fire burning inside of him, because right now, many people feels like his best days are behind him including me, because after leaving Roma, he went to the Turkish super league with fernabache, I initially thought that his team would be undisputed there but he was sacked with him not winning any trophy if am not mistaken, so  this chance at benfica is like a short to prove himself that he has not lose his special touch, what I just feels like he needs is time to implement his playing system and idea in the minds of his playing, but while trying to implement his playing system into the team, he knows that he has to deliver the desired result while at it, if not he might be sacked trying to get the team back on track.

It's not easy to return to his glory days, and Jose Mourinho will probably have a hard time proving himself again. Given the quality of the players he currently has, it seems difficult to fight for better results in the Champions League. The only hope is to improve Benfica in the Portuguese league, and Jose Mourinho must deliver the domestic league title this season. Failure will only prolong his tenure. The two strongest teams there will also present challenges for Jose Mourinho, and I don't think it will be easy for him. When it comes to expectations, perhaps we'll look at the team's strength and how the coach can improve their game to have a chance of winning a trophy.

[Zlantann]

It's not easy to return to his glory days, and Jose Mourinho will probably have a hard time proving himself again. Given the quality of the players he currently has, it seems difficult to fight for better results in the Champions League. The only hope is to improve Benfica in the Portuguese league, and Jose Mourinho must deliver the domestic league title this season. Failure will only prolong his tenure. The two strongest teams there will also present challenges for Jose Mourinho, and I don't think it will be easy for him. When it comes to expectations, perhaps we'll look at the team's strength and how the coach can improve their game to have a chance of winning a trophy.

Expecting a coach to turn around the bad performance of a club in one season is not ideal for me. You are simply putting the coach under pressure, which might make him make some mistakes. A coach needs more than one season to bring out his best. He needs to at least have access to the transfer market once to get the players that suit his playing style. Some of the best coaches we are celebrating didn't have a splendid first to send season, but the club had confidence in them. I don't expect Jose Mourinho to turn the fortune of Benfica automatically; he needs time to bring the best out of the players.   

[Hvdv]

It's not easy to return to his glory days, and Jose Mourinho will probably have a hard time proving himself again. Given the quality of the players he currently has, it seems difficult to fight for better results in the Champions League. The only hope is to improve Benfica in the Portuguese league, and Jose Mourinho must deliver the domestic league title this season. Failure will only prolong his tenure. The two strongest teams there will also present challenges for Jose Mourinho, and I don't think it will be easy for him. When it comes to expectations, perhaps we'll look at the team's strength and how the coach can improve their game to have a chance of winning a trophy.

Expecting a coach to turn around the bad performance of a club in one season is not ideal for me. You are simply putting the coach under pressure, which might make him make some mistakes. A coach needs more than one season to bring out his best. He needs to at least have access to the transfer market once to get the players that suit his playing style. Some of the best coaches we are celebrating didn't have a splendid first to send season, but the club had confidence in them. I don't expect Jose Mourinho to turn the fortune of Benfica automatically; he needs time to bring the best out of the players.   

I don't think Jose Mourinho has performed well at Fenerbahçe. He couldn't lead the team to the Champions League in either of his two seasons. Furthermore, Fenerbahçe couldn't win any of the big matches. Therefore, I don't think the team performed at a high level under his management. I have a similar feeling about Benfica. His arrival won't change everything overnight. It will take some time, and once he's stabilized the team, he might be able to manage Benfica with better tactics.

[Justbillywitt]

I just read on sky sports that Graham potter has been sacked by Westham United. The hammers has been on serious decline since the start of the season. The management has been patient with potter to see if their will be any improvements, but it seems potter has ran of ideas. The sack of potter has been clamoured by different sports analysts. Did Westham made the right call by sacking Graham potter?

[Alex077]

Savinho chose to stay and fight for his place at Manchester City as it seems. But someone should tell him that it will be really difficult.
It isn't easy at all for him to cut Foden on the right wing. Cherki is injured until November 1. When he also recovers the competition will be even tougher in the position...
Tottenham were rumoured with him earlier. But no deal. Let's see how good he will do...

Savinho will find it difficult to reduce Fodens playing time because he is back to his best & will continue to be a vital attacking option. Pep will trust Savinho because City obviously values him by contract extension negotiation , also Spurs interest cooled, however that only means rotation & not guaranteed starts at all

another thing you mentioned Cherki's anticipated return on November 1 will further clog the right wing. so savinho must be continuously outstanding to to earn his spot, he should understand being in a deep, talented squad is strength, not weakness.

[Velvet78]

I think it was absolutely the right decision to sack Graham Potter. 1 wins and 5 losses in the new season so far. I can't say he did good last season either.    I believe he should have never left Brighton in the first place...




Nothing surprising with his statement. Why would Kane like to return to Tottenham? No reason for it while he is very comfortable and winning trophies at Bayern Munich.

He will be 34 at the end of his contract. If he doesn't continue at Bayern Munich after that then maybe he might go to Saudi Arabia or USA who knows. But I think he would renew his contract instead.

[KTChampions]

It's not easy to return to his glory days, and Jose Mourinho will probably have a hard time proving himself again. Given the quality of the players he currently has, it seems difficult to fight for better results in the Champions League. The only hope is to improve Benfica in the Portuguese league, and Jose Mourinho must deliver the domestic league title this season. Failure will only prolong his tenure. The two strongest teams there will also present challenges for Jose Mourinho, and I don't think it will be easy for him. When it comes to expectations, perhaps we'll look at the team's strength and how the coach can improve their game to have a chance of winning a trophy.

It'll probably be difficult to overtake Porto, which are in first place with 18 points out of 18 and a 15-1 goal difference. However, I don't know what Porto's schedule was like; perhaps this isn't a reflection of their dominance, but simply a successful run of games. I think Mourinho has a better chance in the Champions League; he's capable of building a team capable of beating anyone in a single match. To win over the long term, he needs to work longer.

[X-ray]

I just read on sky sports that Graham potter has been sacked by Westham United. The hammers has been on serious decline since the start of the season. The management has been patient with potter to see if their will be any improvements, but it seems potter has ran of ideas. The sack of potter has been clamoured by different sports analysts. Did Westham made the right call by sacking Graham potter?

It's irony for Potter. Westham replaces him with the only coach he beats this season. However, i don't think Nuno is a good signing considering the current squad may not fit his game play, which is focusing on the counter attack.

Nevertheless, it's still worthy enough to wait how Nuno will able to fix this team at least until the middle of march next year. He will bring back Westham to be a counterattack team again, but wondering what's gonna be the result.

[Justbillywitt]

I just read on sky sports that Graham potter has been sacked by Westham United. The hammers has been on serious decline since the start of the season. The management has been patient with potter to see if their will be any improvements, but it seems potter has ran of ideas. The sack of potter has been clamoured by different sports analysts. Did Westham made the right call by sacking Graham potter?

It's irony for Potter. Westham replaces him with the only coach he beats this season. However, i don't think Nuno is a good signing considering the current squad may not fit his game play, which is focusing on the counter attack.

Nevertheless, it's still worthy enough to wait how Nuno will able to fix this team at least until the middle of march next year. He will bring back Westham to be a counterattack team again, but wondering what's gonna be the result.

If Nuno can manage with the team till January, I think the Westham management will reinforce the squad to push for their survival in the premier league. If they wait till the end of the season before thinking of how to buy players, they will definitely relegate from the premier league. Nuno is a good manager but without quality players it will be hard for him.

[wakier]

Savinho chose to stay and fight for his place at Manchester City as it seems. But someone should tell him that it will be really difficult.

It isn't easy at all for him to cut Foden on the right wing. Cherki is injured until November 1. When he also recovers the competition will be even tougher in the position...

Tottenham were rumoured with him earlier. But no deal. Let's see how good he will do...

As a new recruit last season and only one season with Manchester City, he certainly wants to stay longer at the Etihad. However, to become a first-team player, he faces stiff competition from other wingers. Last season, he was given the opportunity to prove his worth. According to Pep Guardiola, his abilities seemed less convincing. If he were to stay longer, he would likely only be a substitute when first-team players were injured or unable to play.

Yes, Tottenham were rumored to be interested in Savinho, but those rumors appear to be baseless, as Tottenham have also signed Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.

[Alpha Marine]

Expecting a coach to turn around the bad performance of a club in one season is not ideal for me. You are simply putting the coach under pressure, which might make him make some mistakes. A coach needs more than one season to bring out his best. He needs to at least have access to the transfer market once to get the players that suit his playing style. Some of the best coaches we are celebrating didn't have a splendid first to send season, but the club had confidence in them. I don't expect Jose Mourinho to turn the fortune of Benfica automatically; he needs time to bring the best out of the players.   

The thing about giving a coach time is that you have to make sure that the coach is the right man for the job. A coach that doesn't have it in him won't do anything for the club, even if you give him 5 years.
Manchester United gave Ten Hag all the time in the world, yet they just kept getting worse. If they had given a good manager at that time, he would have produced something.
Mourinho, in my opinion, doesn't have it anymore. At least from what we've seen so far. Fenerbahçe tried. They gave him time, but he couldn't make them better. Roma too tried it, but it didn't work out.

In my opinion, if a coach should be given time, there will be signs. When you see the team playing better, individual players start developing and playing better, that's when you know a manager who needs time to get his team together, like it was with Klopp at Liverpool. It's not about the result, but the improvement of the team, both as a team and individually. Then the mentality and mindset of the players, too, is another thing that should be looked at. if all these things are not improving, then there's no need to give the coach more time.

[irhact]

Amorim winning Chelsea didn't give him any special attention by Manchester United board, believe me if he flops in their next 2 games he will be kissing the team goodbye because the club's management will sack him. Winning Chelsea shouldn't even look like they won a very active team because as at the time they met, Chelsea was not yet balanced. What of when Manchester United met Manchester City what happened? they lost 3:0 so if it was Liverpool or Arsenal that Ruben Amorim won, it would have been cogent to brag about it.

Chelsea is still a big team to beat because of the rivalry between the two clubs. I think that victory has given Amorim more time. When coaches want to be sacked and then they begin to win games, it buy them some more time. What happens when Manchester united begin to pick form now. Do you think they'll still sack him, I don't think so. Manchester United problem isn't their coach. Sacking and hiring new ones will not solve their problem because the whole club needs restructuring and that also has to do with the management and the players in the team. Repainting an old house doesn't make the house strong but just buys it more time before you can't use it again.

[lizarder]

Chelsea is still a big team to beat because of the rivalry between the two clubs. I think that victory has given Amorim more time. When coaches want to be sacked and then they begin to win games, it buy them some more time. What happens when Manchester united begin to pick form now. Do you think they'll still sack him, I don't think so. Manchester United problem isn't their coach. Sacking and hiring new ones will not solve their problem because the whole club needs restructuring and that also has to do with the management and the players in the team. Repainting an old house doesn't make the house strong but just buys it more time before you can't use it again. 

Interesting question. If you think Manchester United's poor performance isn't due to the manager, where does the team go wrong? I agree that firing the manager isn't the solution, but sometimes a team has to make wise decisions if the manager isn't delivering. The new players the manager needs have been brought in, and players deemed unsuitable have been sold or loaned out. Manchester United's performance should be much better, but I haven't seen any real signs of change so far.

If Amorim does need time, the question is how long, because the competition continues and we don't want this team to continue to decline from season to season. Management has taken every measure, from bringing in new players to finally selling players deemed problematic, but Man United's performance has still exceeded expectations.

[hyudien]

If Nuno can manage with the team till January, I think the Westham management will reinforce the squad to push for their survival in the premier league. If they wait till the end of the season before thinking of how to buy players, they will definitely relegate from the premier league. Nuno is a good manager but without quality players it will be hard for him.

The lack of quality players is West Ham current problem, not just Graham Potter incompetence. Look at what happened in the last summer transfer window. They made mediocre transfers, only Jean Todibo name caught a little attention, but that wasn't enough because his position was only a defender. Meanwhile, they sold M. Kudus, who played up front, a position that gave West Ham victory, and they didn't replace him with a player of the same quality as Kudus. One thing is for sure, even though the coaching seat has changed, if West Ham doesn't take advantage of the January transfer window as you said, the result will remain the same. They have the potential to be relegated.

[Princess Leah]

If Nuno can manage with the team till January, I think the Westham management will reinforce the squad to push for their survival in the premier league. If they wait till the end of the season before thinking of how to buy players, they will definitely relegate from the premier league. Nuno is a good manager but without quality players it will be hard for him.

The lack of quality players is West Ham current problem, not just Graham Potter incompetence. Look at what happened in the last summer transfer window. They made mediocre transfers, only Jean Todibo name caught a little attention, but that wasn't enough because his position was only a defender. Meanwhile, they sold M. Kudus, who played up front, a position that gave West Ham victory, and they didn't replace him with a player of the same quality as Kudus. One thing is for sure, even though the coaching seat has changed, if West Ham doesn't take advantage of the January transfer window as you said, the result will remain the same. They have the potential to be relegated.

One of the things that makes most of these mediocre teams perform poorly is that they sell some of their best players to the bigger teams and end up not buying better replacement, it sometimes disorganises the team so bad cause most of the mediocre players they buy end up performing poorly and dragging the team backwards.

 However onr good thing I love about Westham is that regardless of how poorly they perform, they'll always find every possible means to escape relegation. Anyways, the didn't do better transfer in the summer so they'll likely spend more money to strengthen their team by January.

[Plaguedeath]

I just read on sky sports that Graham potter has been sacked by Westham United. The hammers has been on serious decline since the start of the season. The management has been patient with potter to see if their will be any improvements, but it seems potter has ran of ideas. The sack of potter has been clamoured by different sports analysts. Did Westham made the right call by sacking Graham potter?

As been expected, good to see West Ham not to wait for long to sack him.

Nuno Espirito Santo isn't really a good player, but at least we know he's unlike Potter who will destroy the team that he manage. He's an ex-Nottingham Forrest coach, he brought Nottingham Forrest to finish at 7th position in the last season.

[Pandu Geddon]

As a new recruit last season and only one season with Manchester City, he certainly wants to stay longer at the Etihad. However, to become a first-team player, he faces stiff competition from other wingers. Last season, he was given the opportunity to prove his worth. According to Pep Guardiola, his abilities seemed less convincing. If he were to stay longer, he would likely only be a substitute when first-team players were injured or unable to play.

Yes, Tottenham were rumored to be interested in Savinho, but those rumors appear to be baseless, as Tottenham have also signed Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.

Playing for a big team in a competitive league like the Premier League certainly comes with intense competition among players. If it weren’t like that, we might not see players who initially shone before moving to a Premier League club eventually seeing their performance decline because they couldn’t adapt to the competition.
Savinho must demonstrate his quality whenever given the opportunity. That is how he competes for a place. Although the competition may be tough, this is a challenge for every player in their professional career. If they cannot cope, they will be eliminated.

[Nahl]

I just read on sky sports that Graham potter has been sacked by Westham United. The hammers has been on serious decline since the start of the season. The management has been patient with potter to see if their will be any improvements, but it seems potter has ran of ideas. The sack of potter has been clamoured by different sports analysts. Did Westham made the right call by sacking Graham potter?

Local media has been predict this situation that since last week they were predict Graham Potter could being an the next coach who possibly will be sacked and it just happend however new season is still beginning but some coaches has been sacked which this proven Premier league is the most tight league in the world because if there are any coaches who cannot bring the particular teams performing well then the managements will not be hesistate to sacked them and recently West Ham has been announce the replacement of Graham Potter and he is the former coach of Wolves Nuno Espirito Santo

[shinratensei_]

Nothing surprising with his statement. Why would Kane like to return to Tottenham? No reason for it while he is very comfortable and winning trophies at Bayern Munich.

He will be 34 at the end of his contract. If he doesn't continue at Bayern Munich after that then maybe he might go to Saudi Arabia or USA who knows. But I think he would renew his contract instead.

I tell you Kane will never back to the EPL club.  Even if his contract won't be extended by Bayern, he will not go to Saudi or USA. He will continue his journey in Barcelona instead. 

[imamusma]

Nothing surprising with his statement. Why would Kane like to return to Tottenham? No reason for it while he is very comfortable and winning trophies at Bayern Munich.

He will be 34 at the end of his contract. If he doesn't continue at Bayern Munich after that then maybe he might go to Saudi Arabia or USA who knows. But I think he would renew his contract instead.

I tell you Kane will never back to the EPL club.  Even if his contract won't be extended by Bayern, he will not go to Saudi or USA. He will continue his journey in Barcelona instead. 

It's possible Kane will choose to retire at Bayern Munich. The chance of Kane returning to the Premier League remains open, but from his statements, we can tell that Bayern Munich is the more suitable place for him right now. If Barcelona finances can improve in the next two seasons, they certainly won't have to wait to sign a star player like Kane on a free transfer. Since his recruitment until now, in my opinion Kane Kane has managed to perform according to expectations, which is fitting for his rather high transfer fee.