⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[AprilioMP]

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The media drama surrounding Yamal with this rumor continues. Whether it's true or not, I doubt it.
€400 million is a fantastic figure for a club to offer a player who is still in his teens.

Yamal is a great player with extraordinary football talent, making him a potential future star for Barcelona and the Spanish national team.
The offer may be justified, as it's a routine transfer market.
I ask in return: is it possible for Yamal to be willing and Barcelona to agree to that figure?
If your answer is no, then I'll keep that answer to myself. Money isn't everything, but everything needs money.

[Futurexxx]

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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.

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I just sees this as a baseless speculation that carries no weight because Barcelona will never let this guy go now no matter the amount offered, and come to think of it, this guy is just 16 to 17 years their about, so he has like more 20 years to serve this Barcelona team if he can be consistent and he wishes to stay just like Lionel Messi did, so selling him will show less ambition from the end of Barcelona and it may even turn the fan against anyone that agree to such sales, so it's never going to happen anytime soon, unless he is the one that wishes to go only when his contract with the club runs out.

[slapper]

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.

I even believe that this Serie A = home of old men is a thing of the past. I have been following Milan-Napoli and frankly speaking, Modrić\c does not appear to be 40 years old. There is a rhythm there that is not allowed by the Premier League anymore. In England football is a game of the press and chaos, in Italy it is about how you breathe between passes. That’s why the vets shine

When the game is slowed down enough (14 seconds per attack instead of nine) experience becomes a weapon. You need not run after all the balls. You simply have to be where It is going to land. This is why Modric appears to be timeless and why such players as Pedro, Cuadrado continue to prolong their shelf life there. Serie A has essentially created a bridge league, neither as intense as Europe nor as comfortable as MLS. It is where big-brain players can go to show that they are still elite

I believe, in fact, that the next generation of stars to reach 30 (I believe Kimmich, Thiago, even Bernardo Silva in the future) will take Italy as their second home, not their retirement. You have the strategies, the fan culture and reduced physical tax

[Velvet78]

Guéhi is attracting a lot of attention as we are closing in on January... You know he is still about to be available for free transfer then. I don't think Crystal Palace can convince him for a new contract.

Liverpool was nearly signing him already last summer but Glasner's ultimatum worked to keep him a little longer. Now Inter is also interested. Real Madrid might also intervene. He is a great CB honestly. He should just go to a place where he can be a regular in the starting lineup.

[BigBos]

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The media drama surrounding Yamal with this rumor continues. Whether it's true or not, I doubt it.
€400 million is a fantastic figure for a club to offer a player who is still in his teens.

Yamal is a great player with extraordinary football talent, making him a potential future star for Barcelona and the Spanish national team.
The offer may be justified, as it's a routine transfer market.
I ask in return: is it possible for Yamal to be willing and Barcelona to agree to that figure?
If your answer is no, then I'll keep that answer to myself. Money isn't everything, but everything needs money.

This isn't a trivial figure; it's clearly a fantastic figure. However, I, like you, have my doubts. While it might not be impossible for a team in the Arab world, I also think it's excessive, because what they're doing is actually damaging the market. What I mean is, teams with unlimited funds can end up being arbitrary in paying players, which can create disparities between teams and ultimately lead to an unattractive league.

I'm not saying this without reason. We can see how superior Paris Saint-Germain is due to their financial resources, and ultimately, it makes the competition less attractive.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Guéhi is attracting a lot of attention as we are closing in on January... You know he is still about to be available for free transfer then. I don't think Crystal Palace can convince him for a new contract.

Liverpool was nearly signing him already last summer but Glasner's ultimatum worked to keep him a little longer. Now Inter is also interested. Real Madrid might also intervene. He is a great CB honestly. He should just go to a place where he can be a regular in the starting lineup.

The result is obvious Guehi will be going to the Real Madrid. You know Madrid's approach by splashing the player with the signing fees + high wages never failed. So we can expect same strategy to be used on him. He's good and available for free. He's gonna go to Madrid soon. It's hard to resist playing in a big team + get signing bonus + high wages.

[iBaba]

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.

But whenever I see discussions like this it makes me want to ask whether going to Saudi Pro League is a problem for any star player's reputation or whether it automatically means you are going there just to cash out. Sometimes I used to see it more of them trying to contribute to the progress of such new league that also seem to be ready to push it's clubs to more internationally recognized competition such as the UEFA champions league.

So I don't really see it as chasing money bags per say for all the stars that have left to retire there. If Halaand chose not to go to the Saudi League to retire there, it is his absolute choice to have retired without accepting further proposals or contracts of moving to the league. It does not make him a hero or anything different from what the other players who went to the league are. It is just his own personal choice and decision to make.

[knowngunman]

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The media drama surrounding Yamal with this rumor continues. Whether it's true or not, I doubt it.
€400 million is a fantastic figure for a club to offer a player who is still in his teens.

Yamal is a great player with extraordinary football talent, making him a potential future star for Barcelona and the Spanish national team.
The offer may be justified, as it's a routine transfer market.
I ask in return: is it possible for Yamal to be willing and Barcelona to agree to that figure?
If your answer is no, then I'll keep that answer to myself. Money isn't everything, but everything needs money.

This isn't a trivial figure; it's clearly a fantastic figure. However, I, like you, have my doubts. While it might not be impossible for a team in the Arab world, I also think it's excessive, because what they're doing is actually damaging the market. What I mean is, teams with unlimited funds can end up being arbitrary in paying players, which can create disparities between teams and ultimately lead to an unattractive league.

I'm not saying this without reason. We can see how superior Paris Saint-Germain is due to their financial resources, and ultimately, it makes the competition less attractive.

I don't concentrate too much on the transfer market rumour at the moment so I would like to ask which club is attempting to offer this incredible amount on the young lad? Although, I'm aware that PSG was eyeing the young man with alleged price up to €230 million to get him from Barcelona. I don't know how authentic that was but I still believe that price was way too high and now come this €400 million? We need to sit down and reflect on this if it is really good for the game. Very soon, clubs will start paying outrageous price for very average players if FIFA/UEFA or whichever body is responsible for regulation continue to overlook the price tag placed on players.

As far as I know, Yamal recently signed a long time contract with Barcelona until around 2031. I don't really think they would be willing to let him go just like that until the young man change his mind which I strongly doubt. To be honest, the boy is good but let be realistic he's overrated and that amount is too much.

[Spaceman1000$]

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The media drama surrounding Yamal with this rumor continues. Whether it's true or not, I doubt it.
€400 million is a fantastic figure for a club to offer a player who is still in his teens.

Yamal is a great player with extraordinary football talent, making him a potential future star for Barcelona and the Spanish national team.
The offer may be justified, as it's a routine transfer market.
I ask in return: is it possible for Yamal to be willing and Barcelona to agree to that figure?
If your answer is no, then I'll keep that answer to myself. Money isn't everything, but everything needs money.

This isn't a trivial figure; it's clearly a fantastic figure. However, I, like you, have my doubts. While it might not be impossible for a team in the Arab world, I also think it's excessive, because what they're doing is actually damaging the market. What I mean is, teams with unlimited funds can end up being arbitrary in paying players, which can create disparities between teams and ultimately lead to an unattractive league.

I'm not saying this without reason. We can see how superior Paris Saint-Germain is due to their financial resources, and ultimately, it makes the competition less attractive.

I thought FIFA or FA normally have an amount to which a club should spend in a transfer window. Manchester city was at a point punished for spending above the threshold. So I don't think this amount for Yamal is correct, it might just another price estimation Barcelona is putting out to scare potential bidders. PSG is not even doing as much compared to what the Saudi guys are doing, Saudi always comes with huge money during transfer market, they are the ones that might likely intimidate other clubs whenever there is a transfer window.

[Nheer]

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.

That's true, not everyone is driven by money. There are some players who don't really prioritize money in their career, of course they get paid from playing because they are good enough and will have to feed their families but their decisions are not prioritizing money. Just as you mentioned Hazard is one of the few players who actually don't care about money. He plays for fun and he mentioned he didn't really want to go pro at the beginning, he rejected Saudi teams offers and chose to retire this is something not many people can do but Hazard surprised us all. We know playing in Saudi Arabia is not too stressful but he still refused.

But whenever I see discussions like this it makes me want to ask whether going to Saudi Pro League is a problem for any star player's reputation or whether it automatically means you are going there just to cash out. Sometimes I used to see it more of them trying to contribute to the progress of such new league that also seem to be ready to push it's clubs to more internationally recognized competition such as the UEFA champions league.

I don't think it's a problem to their reputation. I think most players see it as an opportunity to stack up before retirement since Saudi teams are not concerned of players age like teams in Europe. Playing at that age and getting paid twice of what you earned in Europe is definitely an opportunity that's why most players now what to retire there.

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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.

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Honestly, I'm trying to understand the source of this news, because it doesn't make sense for Barcelona to sell their best player, who is very young. It also doesn't make sense for Yamal to leave Barcelona now, to leave Europe to play in the Saudi league, when he could play in many major European clubs and would have a good salary and individual achievements. I don't mean to say that the Saudi league isn't good. I like the Saudi league and consider it a very good league.

But it's not the same as a player who is in the top European league and wins the European Champions League and many individual awards. Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Cafu, Ronaldo, and so many other good players only became famous worldwide because they played in Europe. So, unfortunately, this is the harsh reality, which is why I highly doubt that this news has even a 1% chance of happening.

[TelolettOm]

There's another rumor coming from Newcastle regarding Elliot Anderson, the central midfielder who left Newcastle after moving to Nottingham Forest in the previous transfer window. However, it seems Newcastle still wants to re-sign him, but they were forced to do so for some reason. Therefore, Newcastle is reportedly trying to re-sign the 22-year-old England midfielder, especially given his impressive performance with the national team.


Source: Elliot Anderson

[joniboini]

There's another rumor coming from Newcastle regarding Elliot Anderson, the central midfielder who left Newcastle after moving to Nottingham Forest in the previous transfer window. However, it seems Newcastle still wants to re-sign him, but they were forced to do so for some reason.

A quick search tells me it's because PSR can force clubs to sell their academy products if they haven't sold other players to comply with the rules. Not sure what the right figure is that forces Newcastle to sell him. But it feels really weird if they try to re-sign him when he's still on a long contract. There's no way they got him for the same amount they sold him for. Unless some catastrophic things happen, they'll have to spend 50+ million to get him back if he keeps making good appearances. CMIIW.

[Adbitco]

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.

But whenever I see discussions like this it makes me want to ask whether going to Saudi Pro League is a problem for any star player's reputation or whether it automatically means you are going there just to cash out. Sometimes I used to see it more of them trying to contribute to the progress of such new league that also seem to be ready to push it's clubs to more internationally recognized competition such as the UEFA champions league.

So I don't really see it as chasing money bags per say for all the stars that have left to retire there. If Halaand chose not to go to the Saudi League to retire there, it is his absolute choice to have retired without accepting further proposals or contracts of moving to the league. It does not make him a hero or anything different from what the other players who went to the league are. It is just his own personal choice and decision to make.

Makes sense, i really agree. Some of us think that it's only money they go there to make without also thinking, what if these guys are going there to play and contribute their own quota to the growth and development of the league and not just only money. At some point in history too, even the top leagues we see today once used money to lure people to the leagues while building it, so why should what Saudi's doing now be different!

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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.

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Probably one of the rumors started up by the media to increase their viewership. Lamine Yamal made a contract extension with Barcelona until 2031 and has his release clause set at €1 billion. Anyone who wants to buy him within this contract period has to first trigger that release clause so that €400 million bid right now does not make sense.

Yamal may not old what Messi did for Barcelona, but him leaving Barcelona at an early stage to go to Saudi Arabia would be some sort of suicide to his promising career.

[Solodoski]

Guéhi is attracting a lot of attention as we are closing in on January... You know he is still about to be available for free transfer then. I don't think Crystal Palace can convince him for a new contract.

Liverpool was nearly signing him already last summer but Glasner's ultimatum worked to keep him a little longer. Now Inter is also interested. Real Madrid might also intervene. He is a great CB honestly. He should just go to a place where he can be a regular in the starting lineup.

Guehi is a very good defender and it's really going to be difficult for Crystal Palace to keep hold of him. We can see that a lot of big teams are already considering signing him, that just shows he is a good player. I think Crystal Palace should try to get a little amount of money from his sale and consider selling him in January,  rather than lose him for free at the end of the season.
If they fails to sell him in January,  another of teams will try to sigh him on a free and I don't see him playing for Crystal Palace next season.

[red4slash]

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.

But on the one hand we can also see some players who seem to be more realistic when it comes to things like this and one of the iconic examples is Oscar where he threw away his prime when he was one of the players who really shined but he threw it all away and left the frenzied popularity of Europe by choosing China until now.

It all comes back to the thinking of the players themselves because the most important thing after the choice is made then they must suck with all the risks that occur.
Regardless of money or popularity and career advancement this needs to be really carefully considered so that what is chosen to be a decision later becomes one of the regrets that occur in the future.
When we talk about Lamine's problem, this also depends on him. If indeed he is only eyeing money then it is clear that SPL is a worthy place especially with the pouring of funds and large clauses as currently offered then it is clearly a good thing, but a big step like this must have something to give up including for his career which could be immediately deserted in the European spotlight because his focus is only on SPL.

[Platinumys]

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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.

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I don't understand why Al Hilal wants to buy this young rising star with such a huge amount of money, but there is no doubt that such news is heating up the market. Such a huge amount of money has been offered that even Lamine Yamal will consider this matter because the amount of money is huge. We have seen Mbappe being offered this big amount of money before, but Mbappe chose his career between money and career and decided to stay in Europe. When Lionel Messi left Barcelona for America, Lionel Messi was still offered a big amount of money by a club in the Saudi League, but Lionel Messi did not agree to that offer. Since Cristiano Ronaldo went to the Saudi League, we have started to know every team in the Saudi League anew because they have a lot of money.
The amount of money these clubs in the Saudi League offer a player, they can buy any club with this amount of money.

[mikel_012]

I don't understand why Al Hilal wants to buy this young rising star with such a huge amount of money, but there is no doubt that such news is heating up the market. Such a huge amount of money has been offered that even Lamine Yamal will consider this matter because the amount of money is huge. We have seen Mbappe being offered this big amount of money before, but Mbappe chose his career between money and career and decided to stay in Europe. When Lionel Messi left Barcelona for America, Lionel Messi was still offered a big amount of money by a club in the Saudi League, but Lionel Messi did not agree to that offer. Since Cristiano Ronaldo went to the Saudi League, we have started to know every team in the Saudi League anew because they have a lot of money.
The amount of money these clubs in the Saudi League offer a player, they can buy any club with this amount of money.

It's simple, Lamine Yamal has the potential to become the best player in the world, so all eyes are on him and he plays beautiful like Neymar in Barcelona.

Of course they will try to get him to make the country more hyped for sports. They started doing this with Cristiano Ronaldo, they got many star players, and now they want both Yamal and even Vini Jr. They want to buy all the best players in the world because they think they can buy their way into becoming a big league.

[Just Say]

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.

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If this Spanish teenager somehow can't settle at the Catalan club i think Barcelona will become the weakest team in Europe, actually, there is tension inside Barcelona right now, because with these players, they are still on the path to becoming a balanced team. Therefore if this promising Spanish player decides to move to another club due to the manager's mismanagement and public criticism, then Barca will probably suffer the most. Indeed these things must be considered because he is already giving so much to this club and we have full confidence that he will continue to do so effortlessly in the future.

He also feels that he is not getting enough support from Barcelona's coaching staff, even though we have seen him play attacking football against most teams since the start of the season. So if Hansi Flick's team wants to keep this player in the team, then of course there needs to be an agreement between the coach and the Spanish player, which will help strengthen the bond between them again.