⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

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I think Mohamed Salah should go to Saudi Arabia and earn a lot of money. He'll be retiring from football in a year or two. At least he can earn a significant amount of money before he retires. Look at Cristiano Ronaldo, who's still earning a lot of money at 40. Saudi Arabia is a country that pays such high salaries to footballers. I think he should consider this.

Hmmm, 🤔 move to Saudi Arabia?
Logically, it's sounds quite interesting because in Saudi Arabia he will make some good money, and also the Saudi Arabian side has much more hype of football than the Turkish side. So indeed Saudi Arabia would a good move. Thus far Muhammad Salah is also an Arabic native and that's in Saudi Arabia environment would a perfect place for him....

Besides that, still here many people are arguing that it just a rumors. He didn't even made any intention. So right now we couldn't say anything about him. Like he will stay at Liverpool or will leave the club at the end of the season.

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I don't think that at this point in his career he needs money, they are players who have earned so much that now I don't think money is a problem anymore, but a question of finding another team that can guarantee him a small future as a player at a high or at least good level, in my opinion his idea is this, also because he would have already received an offer much earlier.

Who doesn't need more money? Even the richest men around the world are still looking for more money. If he doesn't need money at this point of his career why isn't he playing for free? It's understandable if he still wants to keep on playing in Europe and doesn't want to move for some personal reasons but it shouldn't be said that he doesn't need money.

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Brazilian star Neymar is set to return to Europe again as we can see that his camp already has ties with two teams in the Italian league. We have all seen this player's talent and tactical football but he could not participate in many games due to injuries, which has now reduced both his value and demand. He was previously associated with the Saudi League but from there joined his native club Santos, but while at this club, he is now being sought after by clubs in Europe, especially Italian league clubs Inter Milan and Napoli. The form that once shone in Europe for this forward, it seems that it has become very difficult to restore it now. Also, if he becomes available as a free agent, I think clubs in the Italian league will have a rare opportunity to sign him.

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I think Galatasaray  are eyeing getting a UEFA trophy to boost their reputation and domestic league. Looking at their interests on top stars show how well they are going for this than past seasons.

I think it highly depends how much they are planning on giving him, which we know will be lower than that of Saudi teams but it can still be fairly good and then he will consider if he want to help the team fulfil their vision/goal.

That's going to be a very big mountain to climb even going to be higher than mount Everest. That's a very big ambition that I don't see happening anytime soon in this life time. I know in football anything is possible but definitely not this one. Football has changed drastically and right now, I don't see any team outside teams from Spain, England, Germany, Italy and France winning this trophy. It's even going to be hard for teams from the Netherlands winning it again for now not to think of a team from Turkey.

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I don't think that at this point in his career he needs money, they are players who have earned so much that now I don't think money is a problem anymore, but a question of finding another team that can guarantee him a small future as a player at a high or at least good level, in my opinion his idea is this, also because he would have already received an offer much earlier.

Who doesn't need more money? Even the richest men around the world are still looking for more money. If he doesn't need money at this point of his career why isn't he playing for free? It's understandable if he still wants to keep on playing in Europe and doesn't want to move for some personal reasons but it shouldn't be said that he doesn't need money.

There are people who care about their career, reputation and family more than money. Remember Hazard was offered a big pay cheque to play in Saudi but he refused and instead chose to retire from playing football.

This is just to tell you that there are people who considers many things before money in their career. We don't get to see this everytime but they happens.

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Here some News regarding through Barca !!!

Saudi Arabia'm side, Al Hilal sent a bid of €400 million to Barcelona for Lamine Yamal. Right now some reports published it that Yamal Jamal is frustrated with Hansi Flick public criticism, and due to this, Saudi Arabian clubs are taking advantage of the matter to send a massive bid to Barcelona for Yamal Jamal.....

Al Hilal is trying to sign him as a replacement for Neymar. I don't know whether it's a rumor or whether they really sent a €400 million bid. What did you think, guys? Will Barcelona let him for Saudi Arabia side or not. I think they will never let him because he is the only player who can do the same thing which Messi did.

What did you think Guys
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[TastyChillySauce00]

I don't think that at this point in his career he needs money, they are players who have earned so much that now I don't think money is a problem anymore, but a question of finding another team that can guarantee him a small future as a player at a high or at least good level, in my opinion his idea is this, also because he would have already received an offer much earlier.

Money ain't the problem here. I remind you Salah is 33 years old. His career in Liverpool totally depend on his performance. If he's going to be a washed player and no place for him there. Liverpool may kick him due to his washed performance, not because of money. It's also rarely to find a club that is keen to sign 33 years old except a retirement league such as Turkiye or Saudi.

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I think Galatasaray  are eyeing getting a UEFA trophy to boost their reputation and domestic league. Looking at their interests on top stars show how well they are going for this than past seasons.

I think it highly depends how much they are planning on giving him, which we know will be lower than that of Saudi teams but it can still be fairly good and then he will consider if he want to help the team fulfil their vision/goal.

That's going to be a very big mountain to climb even going to be higher than mount Everest. That's a very big ambition that I don't see happening anytime soon in this life time. I know in football anything is possible but definitely not this one. Football has changed drastically and right now, I don't see any team outside teams from Spain, England, Germany, Italy and France winning this trophy. It's even going to be hard for teams from the Netherlands winning it again for now not to think of a team from Turkey.

Why do you all think, I'm referring to the Champions League only or rather?
I was actually referring to the Europa or Conference League, they are both UEFA competition also
They got only one in their history which was the Europa League.

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Here some News regarding through Barca !!!

Saudi Arabia'm side, Al Hilal sent a bid of €400 million to Barcelona for Lamine Yamal. Right now some reports published it that Yamal Jamal is frustrated with Hansi Flick public criticism, and due to this, Saudi Arabian clubs are taking advantage of the matter to send a massive bid to Barcelona for Yamal Jamal.....

Al Hilal is trying to sign him as a replacement for Neymar. I don't know whether it's a rumor or whether they really sent a €400 million bid. What did you think, guys? Will Barcelona let him for Saudi Arabia side or not. I think they will never let him because he is the only player who can do the same thing which Messi did.

What did you think Guys
Let me know

This is an obvious no. I think even if the news of Hansi Flick is true Barca will favor Yamal than Flick looking at a long term plan with their star man.

[EL MOHA]

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Here some News regarding through Barca !!!

Saudi Arabia'm side, Al Hilal sent a bid of €400 million to Barcelona for Lamine Yamal. Right now some reports published it that Yamal Jamal is frustrated with Hansi Flick public criticism, and due to this, Saudi Arabian clubs are taking advantage of the matter to send a massive bid to Barcelona for Yamal Jamal.....

Al Hilal is trying to sign him as a replacement for Neymar. I don't know whether it's a rumor or whether they really sent a €400 million bid. What did you think, guys? Will Barcelona let him for Saudi Arabia side or not. I think they will never let him because he is the only player who can do the same thing which Messi did.

What did you think Guys
Let me know

Definitely just a rumour for now, there was no bid sent, for me before a club can actually send a bid there would be an indication of the club getting the player if you look at all the options right now you will certainly know that Yamal is not headed to the Saudi pro league plus even if this money might help Barcelona greatly the club will definitely want to keep their prospect. I think the latest contract extension from Barcelona with a very improved wage for Yamal is already an indication that the club is not ready to actually let him leave for now or any time soon.

We can say that he would get an improved wage too there probably doubling what he currently earns at Barcelona (€300k) but there are clear factors that Yamal isn’t going to leave the club now, the young lad is focused or should I say aiming to get the prestigious individual award Balon D’or which he missed out from just this last month and I don’t see him getting recognize to win it at any club outside the European continent not to talk of Saudi league of all places. I will say Al Hilal might have actually enquired about him but definitely not up to sending a bid already

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Because of the way Real Madrid have been playing against Barcelona in the el clasico these recent years it would be hard for anyone to actually feel confident and comfortable playing them to win that game I mean Real Madrid have changed management so who knows maybe things might be different this time around and maybe they might even get that opportunity to win this Barcelona team that have been also losing their touch.

That's very true, but on a personal level I'd say I'm not so sure. Barcelona might be losing its touch, but even so, things can be much better. Madrid will always be Madrid They'll get ahead no matter what But right now it's essential that they win, not even a draw, but a win They owe it to everyone.

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I don't think that at this point in his career he needs money, they are players who have earned so much that now I don't think money is a problem anymore, but a question of finding another team that can guarantee him a small future as a player at a high or at least good level, in my opinion his idea is this, also because he would have already received an offer much earlier.

Money ain't the problem here. I remind you Salah is 33 years old. His career in Liverpool totally depend on his performance. If he's going to be a washed player and no place for him there. Liverpool may kick him due to his washed performance, not because of money. It's also rarely to find a club that is keen to sign 33 years old except a retirement league such as Turkiye or Saudi.

When I heard that Luka Modrić was transferring from Real Madrid to Milan at the age of 40 this summer, I knew anything was possible. Therefore, I believe the possibility of a player like Mohamed Salah transferring to a major club at the age of 33 is quite high. There could be dozens of teams in Italy interested in signing him. However, based on his performances last year, the Egyptian star remains a key player in Liverpool's squad.

[tottong]

When I heard that Luka Modrić was transferring from Real Madrid to Milan at the age of 40 this summer, I knew anything was possible. Therefore, I believe the possibility of a player like Mohamed Salah transferring to a major club at the age of 33 is quite high. There could be dozens of teams in Italy interested in signing him. However, based on his performances last year, the Egyptian star remains a key player in Liverpool's squad.

The trend of buying older players is increasing in Italy, as is the case with several star players who previously played for big clubs.
Modric still demonstrates his qualities as a player who dictates the rhythm of the game, and perhaps his strength lies in his skill. The situation is different if he plays as a defender or striker, as in addition to skill, speed is also required.
Entering a less productive age can affect their speed, ultimately making it a little more difficult for them to adapt.
Serie A may not feature the fast-paced game of the Premier League, but speed is still necessary for some specialized players, such as defenders and strikers.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Money ain't the problem here. I remind you Salah is 33 years old. His career in Liverpool totally depend on his performance. If he's going to be a washed player and no place for him there. Liverpool may kick him due to his washed performance, not because of money. It's also rarely to find a club that is keen to sign 33 years old except a retirement league such as Turkiye or Saudi.

When I heard that Luka Modrić was transferring from Real Madrid to Milan at the age of 40 this summer, I knew anything was possible. Therefore, I believe the possibility of a player like Mohamed Salah transferring to a major club at the age of 33 is quite high. There could be dozens of teams in Italy interested in signing him. However, based on his performances last year, the Egyptian star remains a key player in Liverpool's squad.

Modric ain't Salah. So comparing both of them are irrational. Just because Modric is 40 years and he can still play in the professional football. So u generalized anyone can have the same path as him. Also there is a 7 years gap between him and Salah. However, it's possible for Salah to continue his career in serie a when he leaves from Liverpool for free + cheap wages.

[Oluwa-btc]

I don't think that at this point in his career he needs money, they are players who have earned so much that now I don't think money is a problem anymore, but a question of finding another team that can guarantee him a small future as a player at a high or at least good level, in my opinion his idea is this, also because he would have already received an offer much earlier.

Money ain't the problem here. I remind you Salah is 33 years old. His career in Liverpool totally depend on his performance. If he's going to be a washed player and no place for him there. Liverpool may kick him due to his washed performance, not because of money. It's also rarely to find a club that is keen to sign 33 years old except a retirement league such as Turkiye or Saudi.

They let go of players like Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino early enough but now it shouldn't be difficult for Mohammed Salah. It's the right thing to do, the rebuild should happen and if they're not ready to sell him, they should just go on to sign a youngster as a possible long term replacement. Salah is still solid but he has just struggled to goals like he did last season. Maybe if it continues like this in goal, he'll be dropped drastically. He's done well for Liverpool and should considered Legend.

[Luzin]

Serie A may not feature the fast-paced game of the Premier League, but speed is still necessary for some specialized players, such as defenders and strikers.

This is a short and quick investment to strengthen the team. With an affordable price, good quality, and experience, it will be profitable. So far, some clubs have already done this, and they have also succeeded in improving performance, which means the purchase was not a failure. But indeed, so far the most effective are big teams that have several good players and a combination of young and old players. We can see this season with De Bruyne and Modric. In the past, there was also Ronaldo, then there were Dzeko, Vardy, and Raul Albiol. Not all are in big clubs, but they are able to enhance the team's strength.

[Bobrox]

The trend of buying older players is increasing in Italy, as is the case with several star players who previously played for big clubs.
Modric still demonstrates his qualities as a player who dictates the rhythm of the game, and perhaps his strength lies in his skill. The situation is different if he plays as a defender or striker, as in addition to skill, speed is also required.
Entering a less productive age can affect their speed, ultimately making it a little more difficult for them to adapt.
Serie A may not feature the fast-paced game of the Premier League, but speed is still necessary for some specialized players, such as defenders and strikers.

Serie A teams have difficult financial condition and priority to buy old players most of them as free agent how did by Milan when signing Luka Modric from Real Madrid as free agent player. The same thing did by Napoli when signing Keven De Bruyne after his contract expiring with Manchester City despite can perform quite well until several games with their club. Serie A have slowly games play and not really need high physical such as how high pressure game with premier league, I don't think Luka Modric can impressive well if joining with premier league teams.
Luka Modric have been over 40 years old but still the first choose with Milan in this season, I think Serie A very friendly for player have over age and won't leave European team. If any players loss regular position at premier league team or La Liga top teams moving to Serie A the best option for them if won't moving to Saudi Arabia club or MLS club.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Money ain't the problem here. I remind you Salah is 33 years old. His career in Liverpool totally depend on his performance. If he's going to be a washed player and no place for him there. Liverpool may kick him due to his washed performance, not because of money. It's also rarely to find a club that is keen to sign 33 years old except a retirement league such as Turkiye or Saudi.

They let go of players like Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino early enough but now it shouldn't be difficult for Mohammed Salah. It's the right thing to do, the rebuild should happen and if they're not ready to sell him, they should just go on to sign a youngster as a possible long term replacement. Salah is still solid but he has just struggled to goals like he did last season. Maybe if it continues like this in goal, he'll be dropped drastically. He's done well for Liverpool and should considered Legend.

You're right, but i don't think Salah is a money whore here. Saudi was ever offering Liverpool £150m + huge salary for Salah last years. If his reason to play football is money, he should go there.

Beside that even if his form keeps declining, i don't think he will be ended in Saudi or Turkish league. Playing in serie a makes more sense as he's a plan to retire as late as 40. Only hope he can fulfill his wish.
However, in term of his club's perspective. Letting him leave to the serie a club is a big lost instead of sellin him to the Saudi or Turkish club. 

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Here some News regarding through Barca !!!

Saudi Arabia'm side, Al Hilal sent a bid of €400 million to Barcelona for Lamine Yamal. Right now some reports published it that Yamal Jamal is frustrated with Hansi Flick public criticism, and due to this, Saudi Arabian clubs are taking advantage of the matter to send a massive bid to Barcelona for Yamal Jamal.....

Al Hilal is trying to sign him as a replacement for Neymar. I don't know whether it's a rumor or whether they really sent a €400 million bid. What did you think, guys? Will Barcelona let him for Saudi Arabia side or not. I think they will never let him because he is the only player who can do the same thing which Messi did.

What did you think Guys
Let me know

When it comes to spending millions on players, Saudi Arabia is the best. I don't know where Saudi Arabia clubs get their money from, but they are the best country that has rich people and rich investors. When I saw the news about signing Yamal for 400 million, I wasn't surprised because I know that they are capable of signing the player if Barcelona agrees to sell him. Yamal is currently one of, if not the finest, players in the world, he is still 18 years old, and Barcelona will never sell Yamal, regardless of what Saudi Arabia offers.

Saudi Arabia is interested in many young players in Europe, but it will be difficult for them to get any of them because no young talented players from Europe will want to move to the Saudi League when he can still perform well and win many trophies in Europe. Even if the amount of money Saudi offer to pay can solve Barcelona problems, I do not think Barcelona will think of selling Yamal any time soon.

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Al Hilal is trying to sign him as a replacement for Neymar. I don't know whether it's a rumor or whether they really sent a €400 million bid. What did you think, guys? Will Barcelona let him for Saudi Arabia side or not. I think they will never let him because he is the only player who can do the same thing which Messi did.

What did you think Guys
Let me know

If we look at the price and the clauses, it is indeed crazy, but it is proportional to his popularity and current performance. However, even so, I think this needs careful consideration in the end.

He is uncomfortable with criticism, but he himself behaves as if he is asking for it because, at his age, Yamal prefers to seek more attention. He should realize that criticism like this is normal.
He is a public figure whose every move is captured on camera, so if he does not want to be criticized too harshly, he must ultimately improve his image himself.

We know that offers like this can happen, and if the benchmark is money, then it could become a reality. However, for Yamal, when he decides to leave, the European world will not care about his potential because, after all, the SPL is clearly not a place worthy of everyone's attention.

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If we look at the price and the clauses, it is indeed crazy, but it is proportional to his popularity and current performance. However, even so, I think this needs careful consideration in the end.

He is uncomfortable with criticism, but he himself behaves as if he is asking for it because, at his age, Yamal prefers to seek more attention. He should realize that criticism like this is normal.
He is a public figure whose every move is captured on camera, so if he does not want to be criticized too harshly, he must ultimately improve his image himself.

We know that offers like this can happen, and if the benchmark is money, then it could become a reality. However, for Yamal, when he decides to leave, the European world will not care about his potential because, after all, the SPL is clearly not a place worthy of everyone's attention.

This reaction shows that very high market price of player is right by his big skill and popularity, but it rightly points out that talent must be more grown up. Fact that player is not happy with criticism is important problem, because criticism is normal part of being public figure. He has to change his behavior to stop getting bad feedback. Biggest problem is danger of moving to Saudi Pro League SPL at such young age. Financial money is nice, but such move would make him not good enough to best clubs in Europe, as he would be outside of most competitive leagues, and he would be giving up his future career chances for long time to get quick, big money.