⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I think the ego that comes along with stardom is gradually getting into Yamal’s head. He is losing his humility and letting the lifestyle overshadow his focus and discipline. Hosting parties and posting on his social media accounts before games is too much for a player his age while he is supposed to be focused on working hard and improving his game. I wish him quick recovery.

If Yamal can't manage his lifestyle well, there's concern he's lost his best form, but I think the media is overblowing it, even though some of what's been said is true. A young, rising player is bound to face pressure in all forms, and the media can potentially influence a player's quality if they're constantly talked about. However, Yamal himself still demonstrates his quality, as he consistently performs convincingly in every match he plays. Focusing on improving his quality is far better than dwelling on any issues that could derail his career.

[X-ray]

I think the ego that comes along with stardom is gradually getting into Yamal’s head. He is losing his humility and letting the lifestyle overshadow his focus and discipline. Hosting parties and posting on his social media accounts before games is too much for a player his age while he is supposed to be focused on working hard and improving his game. I wish him quick recovery.

If Yamal can't manage his lifestyle well, there's concern he's lost his best form, but I think the media is overblowing it, even though some of what's been said is true. A young, rising player is bound to face pressure in all forms, and the media can potentially influence a player's quality if they're constantly talked about. However, Yamal himself still demonstrates his quality, as he consistently performs convincingly in every match he plays. Focusing on improving his quality is far better than dwelling on any issues that could derail his career.

Like you said Yamal is still performing consistently despite his injury. The problem is what if it's still going to happen continuously? It's obviously gonna impact his career a lot, and i believe he's not ready yet in being rich at his age. His club and parents must be guided him better.

[Helena Yu]

If Yamal can't manage his lifestyle well, there's concern he's lost his best form, but I think the media is overblowing it, even though some of what's been said is true. A young, rising player is bound to face pressure in all forms, and the media can potentially influence a player's quality if they're constantly talked about. However, Yamal himself still demonstrates his quality, as he consistently performs convincingly in every match he plays. Focusing on improving his quality is far better than dwelling on any issues that could derail his career.

He's still 18 years old, it's make sense he make mistake especially he has a lot of money. When I was still 18 years old I'm also often make mistakes, the difference is Yamal is popular and has a lot of money, while I'm not, so almost all people in this world didn't know my mistakes.

It takes time for him to develop, honestly I don't think it's good to see a young kid with a lot of money, most likely he will become a bad player when he gets older. If I remember correctly, Mbappe was popular when he hit 22 years old. 22 years old is quite mature and now he's still discipline as 26 years old player.

[hyudien]

It takes time for him to develop, honestly I don't think it's good to see a young kid with a lot of money, most likely he will become a bad player when he gets older. I remember correctly, Mbappe was popular when he hit 22 years old. 22 years old is quite mature and now he's still discipline as 26 years old player.

This is what I worry about Yamal for his popularity at a young age, he could be a bad player later if he is not disciplined and signs of this have begun to be seen from the way he socializes now, I remember Neymar who has now received the consequences for his free lifestyle off the field, hopefully Yamal will not be like Neymar in the future.

[Frankolala]

It takes time for him to develop, honestly I don't think it's good to see a young kid with a lot of money, most likely he will become a bad player when he gets older. I remember correctly, Mbappe was popular when he hit 22 years old. 22 years old is quite mature and now he's still discipline as 26 years old player.

This is what I worry about Yamal for his popularity at a young age, he could be a bad player later if he is not disciplined and signs of this have begun to be seen from the way he socializes now, I remember Neymar who has now received the consequences for his free lifestyle off the field, hopefully Yamal will not be like Neymar in the future.

Personally, I feel that it depends on the individual. If the player allows the money to get into his head, and forget about improving himself, it will definitely affect his performance in future but if he doesn't see the money as anything and prefer to be zealous on achieving trophies and make history in football, he wouldn't get carried away. Messi started like this too and look at where he's today.

[Futurexxx]

It takes time for him to develop, honestly I don't think it's good to see a young kid with a lot of money, most likely he will become a bad player when he gets older. I remember correctly, Mbappe was popular when he hit 22 years old. 22 years old is quite mature and now he's still discipline as 26 years old player.

This is what I worry about Yamal for his popularity at a young age, he could be a bad player later if he is not disciplined and signs of this have begun to be seen from the way he socializes now, I remember Neymar who has now received the consequences for his free lifestyle off the field, hopefully Yamal will not be like Neymar in the future.

Personally, I feel that it depends on the individual. If the player allows the money to get into his head, and forget about improving himself, it will definitely affect his performance in future but if he doesn't see the money as anything and prefer to be zealous on achieving trophies and make history in football, he wouldn't get carried away. Messi started like this too and look at where he's today.

Their is a popular saying that if it's hard work that takes you to the top, then do not stop being hard working, if it's by being smart or very committed in what you are doing, then do not stop that trait that took you there, so in the case of yamal, he should just forget about the outside noise because people will not stop doing what they are doing because it's affecting you, it's how you respond that really matters, just keep doing your thing that took you to that level and I am sure that he will be fine if he continues doing it diligently.
Furthermore, he should try his possible best not to listen to the hype around him, if not, he might not even get to where he would have been in the future if it gets to his head.

[eisen33]

If Yamal can't manage his lifestyle well, there's concern he's lost his best form, but I think the media is overblowing it, even though some of what's been said is true. A young, rising player is bound to face pressure in all forms, and the media can potentially influence a player's quality if they're constantly talked about. However, Yamal himself still demonstrates his quality, as he consistently performs convincingly in every match he plays. Focusing on improving his quality is far better than dwelling on any issues that could derail his career.

He's still 18 years old, it's make sense he make mistake especially he has a lot of money. When I was still 18 years old I'm also often make mistakes, the difference is Yamal is popular and has a lot of money, while I'm not, so almost all people in this world didn't know my mistakes.

It takes time for him to develop, honestly I don't think it's good to see a young kid with a lot of money, most likely he will become a bad player when he gets older. If I remember correctly, Mbappe was popular when he hit 22 years old. 22 years old is quite mature and now he's still discipline as 26 years old player.

Mbappé has always been a more reserved player, but who knows? Everyone copes with popularity and big money in their own way. For some, this could mean permissiveness, which could then lead to a more relaxed approach to training. I don't think Neymar had a bad career, but when he was at PSG, he became a problem player and they wanted to get rid of him. Yamal is playing well so far, and I see no reason to doubt him, especially since the coach plays an important role for the players, and I think everything is fine there too.

[Slow death]

I think the ego that comes along with stardom is gradually getting into Yamal’s head. He is losing his humility and letting the lifestyle overshadow his focus and discipline. Hosting parties and posting on his social media accounts before games is too much for a player his age while he is supposed to be focused on working hard and improving his game. I wish him quick recovery.

If Yamal can't manage his lifestyle well, there's concern he's lost his best form, but I think the media is overblowing it, even though some of what's been said is true. A young, rising player is bound to face pressure in all forms, and the media can potentially influence a player's quality if they're constantly talked about. However, Yamal himself still demonstrates his quality, as he consistently performs convincingly in every match he plays. Focusing on improving his quality is far better than dwelling on any issues that could derail his career.

I don't know to what extent news like this can be true or not:

Spain's Ministry of Social Rights has asked the country's prosecutor's office to investigate Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal after he reportedly hired people with dwarfism to perform at his 18th birthday party.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cn5kpd4y2yvo

I don't want to get into the subject of the dwarves or who he invited to the party, if he actually threw a party. This is a matter for the competent authorities to investigate and judge as they see fit. My point in posting this news is to talk about the greatest evil for all players: "parties, alcohol, and women." If this guy makes the mistake of throwing parties, drinking alcohol during the parties, and constantly being with many women, then he will destroy his career like many other players.

He can't think that this is the only player in the world and that Barcelona can't discard him. There are good players that Barcelona can have and the team can continue winning titles. He should be smarter and look at Barcelona's history, it's a club that has had much better players than him. So I think he shouldn't let fame distract him.

[SatoPrincess]

Rodrigo Benancur extended his contract with Tottenham
His old contract was ending next year, setting him as free again.
He has now a multi year contract with them.

Not so many news are coming out right now, maybe something more will come the next week when games will stop for national FIFA world's cup

The club seem to be very satisfied with Rodrigo Benancur performance, he’s been one of their top talents in the last 3 years. The player himself is also happy to be extending his stay past next summer.

The international games should just be concluded once and for all. I can’t stand missing out on club football even for a weekend.

[harapan]

We must be sincere with ourselves, Manchester United problem started when their began to sack their managers at regular intervals, and giving new managers targets goals and winning to meet and unable to meet that can lead to their sack also, this thing is what affected Manchester United performance for a very long time now, and from the recent actions, is as if Manchester United is not ready to change from that pattern until now even though their are making some positive changes in performance their need consistentcy to stay ahead.

No, Manchester United problems started from the dump owners who have failed to reinvest back into the club properly. They're a part of the problem and also the management in charge of the football buying and selling  bubusiness. That aside, they have seem more lazy players who don't deserve to represent the club play over the year. It's now tiring talking about Manchester United.  With Ruben Amorim and new set of owners in charge, the players will most likely improve.

[giorgione]

If Yamal can't manage his lifestyle well, there's concern he's lost his best form, but I think the media is overblowing it, even though some of what's been said is true. A young, rising player is bound to face pressure in all forms, and the media can potentially influence a player's quality if they're constantly talked about. However, Yamal himself still demonstrates his quality, as he consistently performs convincingly in every match he plays. Focusing on improving his quality is far better than dwelling on any issues that could derail his career.

He's still 18 years old, it's make sense he make mistake especially he has a lot of money. When I was still 18 years old I'm also often make mistakes, the difference is Yamal is popular and has a lot of money, while I'm not, so almost all people in this world didn't know my mistakes.

It takes time for him to develop, honestly I don't think it's good to see a young kid with a lot of money, most likely he will become a bad player when he gets older. If I remember correctly, Mbappe was popular when he hit 22 years old. 22 years old is quite mature and now he's still discipline as 26 years old player.

Mbappé has always been a more reserved player, but who knows? Everyone copes with popularity and big money in their own way. For some, this could mean permissiveness, which could then lead to a more relaxed approach to training. I don't think Neymar had a bad career, but when he was at PSG, he became a problem player and they wanted to get rid of him. Yamal is playing well so far, and I see no reason to doubt him, especially since the coach plays an important role for the players, and I think everything is fine there too.

Yes, let's say that confidentiality is everything when you are a public figure, and in fact this is not at all a given for players who are so famous at a young age, I think that if Yamal continues to use this behavior he will soon burn out, it reminds me of Cassano at the time of Real Madrid

[Princess Leah]

Yes, let's say that confidentiality is everything when you are a public figure, and in fact this is not at all a given for players who are so famous at a young age, I think that if Yamal continues to use this behavior he will soon burn out, it reminds me of Cassano at the time of Real Madrid

Lots of fans are complaining about Yamal's behaviour, well from my observations about him I thnk they're right afterall, he should leave the lavish lifestyle he's pursuing and focus on his career, Yamal should learn from the likes of Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo who focused on improving at a younger age and had a better career growing up.

 Funny enough several players had done similar in the past and it disbt work out for them, I really don't want to see Yamal end up like them, he's a kid with a very bright future and I'll love to see him register his name on the Ballon d'Or list someday but it all lays on his effort in doing what's best for his career.

[GiftedMAN]

It takes time for him to develop, honestly I don't think it's good to see a young kid with a lot of money, most likely he will become a bad player when he gets older. I remember correctly, Mbappe was popular when he hit 22 years old. 22 years old is quite mature and now he's still discipline as 26 years old player.

This is what I worry about Yamal for his popularity at a young age, he could be a bad player later if he is not disciplined and signs of this have begun to be seen from the way he socializes now, I remember Neymar who has now received the consequences for his free lifestyle off the field, hopefully Yamal will not be like Neymar in the future.

Yamal is already popular and nothing can stop that right now the only thing he needs to do for himself is to learn from the mistakes of others who started well at a young age but failed when they were supposed to be the best in the game. Yamal has a good mother when should be able to caution him about his social life style and let him know that if he doesn't change now before he gets to 25 years he may not have this popularity and good form again.

[imamusma]

Yes, let's say that confidentiality is everything when you are a public figure, and in fact this is not at all a given for players who are so famous at a young age, I think that if Yamal continues to use this behavior he will soon burn out, it reminds me of Cassano at the time of Real Madrid

Lots of fans are complaining about Yamal's behaviour, well from my observations about him I thnk they're right afterall, he should leave the lavish lifestyle he's pursuing and focus on his career, Yamal should learn from the likes of Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo who focused on improving at a younger age and had a better career growing up.

 Funny enough several players had done similar in the past and it disbt work out for them, I really don't want to see Yamal end up like them, he's a kid with a very bright future and I'll love to see him register his name on the Ballon d'Or list someday but it all lays on his effort in doing what's best for his career.

Despite Yamal lifestyle off the pitch, the fact remains that no other elite footballer has achieved nearly the same number of appearances and minutes as Yamal at the age of 18. Yamal made 130 appearances for Barcelona and the Spanish national team before turning 18, so it's safe to say his workload is truly astronomical, and that's been the case this season as well. Without much rest, Yamal eventually suffered a muscle injury and is likely to be out for a month. So I don't think his off pitch life has had much of an impact on his performance.
https://global.espn.com/football/story/_/id/46506303/is-lamine-yamal-headed-burnout-barcelona-spain

[Nheer]

We must be sincere with ourselves, Manchester United problem started when their began to sack their managers at regular intervals, and giving new managers targets goals and winning to meet and unable to meet that can lead to their sack also, this thing is what affected Manchester United performance for a very long time now, and from the recent actions, is as if Manchester United is not ready to change from that pattern until now even though their are making some positive changes in performance their need consistentcy to stay ahead.

I think every manager Manchester United sacked were given enough time to improve the team but they all failed. They were also given quality players right from time but somehow they failed to improve the team.

It's the same at every club, when a manager doesn't improve the team then they should expect a sack letter soon. I still think they haven't gotten the right manager yet because the players are all good players and a good manager should be able to bring the best out of them.

No, Manchester United problems started from the dump owners who have failed to reinvest back into the club properly. They're a part of the problem and also the management in charge of the football buying and selling  bubusiness. That aside, they have seem more lazy players who don't deserve to represent the club play over the year. It's now tiring talking about Manchester United.  With Ruben Amorim and new set of owners in charge, the players will most likely improve.

I think Manchester United have really invested a lot of money in trying to improve the team it's just unfortunate that they haven't succeed yet. They have signed a lot of good players in the past but I think instead of trying to rebuild gradually they are using their past glory as bench mark and if any manager doesn't reach the standards of Sir Alex Ferguson they think he failed. If they can get that mentality of their minds and rebuild just as Barcelona and Chelsea have done I think things might get better from there.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Despite Yamal lifestyle off the pitch, the fact remains that no other elite footballer has achieved nearly the same number of appearances and minutes as Yamal at the age of 18. Yamal made 130 appearances for Barcelona and the Spanish national team before turning 18, so it's safe to say his workload is truly astronomical, and that's been the case this season as well. Without much rest, Yamal eventually suffered a muscle injury and is likely to be out for a month. So I don't think his off pitch life has had much of an impact on his performance.
https://global.espn.com/football/story/_/id/46506303/is-lamine-yamal-headed-burnout-barcelona-spain

No doubt about that but it shouldn't get to his head, he still has a lot to achieve and if he doesn't bring his head down and focus on his football career at this young age he could end up missing the opportunities ahead in the future, he's not the first player to be successful at a tender age, many players have been there before him but he is currently the best in his age and his achievements in the national team and his club Barcelona is enough to call him the next Messi or the football generation but still he should be more focused on achieving greater things in his young age so that before he gets to 28 years he must have scored good number of goals and won soany trophies with his country and team Barcelona.

[Velvet78]

Bayern Munich is confident about Olise to stay for long term. 

This is because of the recent Liverpool rumours. It is said they are interested in him to replace Salah and preparing an offer worth 130 million pounds (~150 million euros).

His market value might be shown as 100 million euros on Transfermarkt. But no doubt Bayern Munich will price him much higher. But I must say Olise is really an amazing player...

[Pandu Geddon]

Bayern Munich is confident about Olise to stay for long term. 

This is because of the recent Liverpool rumours. It is said they are interested in him to replace Salah and preparing an offer worth 130 million pounds (~150 million euros).

His market value might be shown as 100 million euros on Transfermarkt. But no doubt Bayern Munich will price him much higher. But I must say Olise is really an amazing player...

I think Olise will continue to be featured in the media, with news being made about him and several clubs interested in him for the foreseeable future. It's not just Liverpool that is rumored to be interested in acquiring him. Several big European clubs are also rumored to have an interest in Olise. It would be great if Munich could secure him for a long time. But they might also face pressure from high price offers from wealthy clubs.

[₿itcoin]

Bayern Munich is confident about Olise to stay for long term. 
This is because of the recent Liverpool rumours. It is said they are interested in him to replace Salah and preparing an offer worth 130 million pounds (~150 million euros).
His market value might be shown as 100 million euros on Transfermarkt. But no doubt Bayern Munich will price him much higher. But I must say Olise is really an amazing player...

I would say, Olise is really performing well, Bayern is paying attention to him &  they want to make a new deal up to 2031 before the end of 2029, so that other clubs cannot easily hold. Liverpool is also preparing a large offer around € 170 million+ afaik to pull him into his own squad. But Bayern's advantage is many, his contract is now up to 2029 &  "Release Claus" is not. imo if Olise  can maintain the performance &  Bayern believes in his monthly salary &  club plans, Olise  may stay in Bayern in a long time - this will be an additional step in the wise.

[katanic97]

Bayern Munich is confident about Olise to stay for long term. 

This is because of the recent Liverpool rumours. It is said they are interested in him to replace Salah and preparing an offer worth 130 million pounds (~150 million euros).

His market value might be shown as 100 million euros on Transfermarkt. But no doubt Bayern Munich will price him much higher. But I must say Olise is really an amazing player...

Bayern was lucky to bring in a really excellent player who clearly makes a difference on the pitch. Honestly, I personally think he will play for Bayern for a long time  you can tell he’s happy there. As for the price, i think it will go over 150 million euros…