⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[el kaka22]

Yeah, instalments in big transfers are normal. When most teams make transfers, they do it in years, so when someone offers 150 million for a player, it's usually something like 50 million for 3 years, or even 5 years for 30 million a year type of thing. So is not that easy to handle all of these, but it can be done and I think it should be worth something to keep that in mind. I know it is not going to be easy but it can be done and I think it's very valuable at the same time.

Most people are feeling like it's not going to be easy to handle this type of financial situation they are in, but I think it will not be a problem, they can handle it. I know that this will take some time but we can't really afford Barcelona to go into bigger debt now, they have to be careful.

[wakier]

Messi is at Inter Miami for 3 more years which means his new contract ends when he is 41...

What do you think will happen after? Will he continue to play for a couple of more years or not? Ronaldo will be 42 when his current contract ends for example. I don't know whether he will continue playing after.

It would be nice to see Messi having his jubilee match at Barcelona honestly. 

I think he is still worthy enough to play for another 3 years just like Ronaldo who is currently 40 years old his performance is still very strong and Messi might be is still good enough until his contract ends and after that it is possible that both of them will retire from the world of football but it depends on each club if both clubs are still able to pay salaries to these two players and still extend their contracts it is possible that the players will still stay but I am also not sure because both players are getting older and it is definitely time for them to rest and enjoy the results of their hard work so far.

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Fabrizio Romano

Bayern has been facing real good times with him. So it only makes sense to keep him for a longer period of time. And also having no release clause with having no option for English clubs gives Bayern Munich total control. That is really good. Because now Byron Mimi will only let him go when they want. And if he keeps bringing in such good results that he is right now, I don’t think they are going to let him go any time soon. Still remember when they brought him in for the first time we had a lot of doubts and confessions. Good to see that he was able to overcome all of that.

[Luzin]

Still remember when they brought him in for the first time we had a lot of doubts and confessions. Good to see that he was able to overcome all of that.

In the end, I was a bit ashamed that I once doubted his ability. But time has answered, Munich has played well. So retaining Kompany was a good choice. As long as Munich's finances support it, I think Kompany will continue to achieve success. At the beginning of the season, I also doubted losing Jamal Musiala, but the team's condition is still good; they are able to compete well in the League. Their goal productivity is also high, but one thing lacking is competition outside the League.

[ibuddy122505]

Still remember when they brought him in for the first time we had a lot of doubts and confessions. Good to see that he was able to overcome all of that.

In the end, I was a bit ashamed that I once doubted his ability. But time has answered, Munich has played well. So retaining Kompany was a good choice. As long as Munich's finances support it, I think Kompany will continue to achieve success. At the beginning of the season, I also doubted losing Jamal Musiala, but the team's condition is still good; they are able to compete well in the League. Their goal productivity is also high, but one thing lacking is competition outside the League.

So, never ever doubting Kompany's ability. Under Kompany Munich are flying, generate 11 consecutive wins at the start of the season! Kompany's team still has a long way to go in the Champions League. The only thing missing right now is consistent performance in competitions outside the league. Let's see how they fare against top-tier teams.

[Razmirraz]

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It's not surprising me. Messi is 41 years old. Impossible for him to go to the competitive league. So he's staying to keep receiving big bag from his current club to keep his financial sability for his family.

Beside that he can still have opportunity to play last WC in his career as a football player.

He takes the right decision to end his career to keep playing in US.

Messi is currently 38 years old, his decision to extend his contract with Inter Miami for 3 years means he will play in the United States until the age of 41 and this newly agreed contract extension agreement can be sure that Inter Miami will be the last team in his career. I actually still hoped he would play for one of Europe's top clubs or return to Barcelona to enjoy his final moments and witness his emotional farewell to Barcelona, ​​but the decision has been made and perhaps the 2026 World Cup will also be the end of his international career.
Eventually, one by one the football legends will retire and be replaced by several other talented young players, but his rivalry with Ronaldo on and off the pitch will be an interesting story and may be difficult to repeat in the next decade.

[Barikui1]

Messi is currently 38 years old, his decision to extend his contract with Inter Miami for 3 years means he will play in the United States until the age of 41 and this newly agreed contract extension agreement can be sure that Inter Miami will be the last team in his career. I actually still hoped he would play for one of Europe's top clubs or return to Barcelona to enjoy his final moments and witness his emotional farewell to Barcelona, ​​but the decision has been made and perhaps the 2026 World Cup will also be the end of his international career.
Eventually, one by one the football legends will retire and be replaced by several other talented young players, but his rivalry with Ronaldo on and off the pitch will be an interesting story and may be difficult to repeat in the next decade.

This is a very big one for inter Miami, because since Lionel Messi signed for the club, he has brought tremendous success to the club, and letting him go now when they knows that he still has a whole lot to offer this inter Milan team would have been a very big mistake, but the good thing is that they have done what  any top teams out there should have been done, that are an ambitious club, by tying him to a new contract, so I congratulate them for that.

As for his rival with cristiano Ronaldo, it can never be match in years to come and when this two legendary players has finally ended their playing career, I don't see any player breaking their records in the next 100years because them are century type of players that hardly comes by  in every 100years.

[Luzin]

Since Paz started playing for Como, his statistics have been quite good. There is news that Inter is ready to buy Paz for €60 million. Although he is only on loan from Madrid and at 21 years old he could return, Napoli could make an offer for Paz. Paz has become the main actor for Como in scoring goals, having scored 8 out of Como's 9 goals this season. Reportedly, last season he was also wanted by Tottenham, but Como and Real did not approve of the transfer.

Source: https://football-italia.net/from-argentina-inter-58m-offer-nico-paz/

[Webetcoins]

I am not aware of what debt they have in terms of outstanding transfer fees, but I assume you know that it is quite normal to structure these transfer fee payments in a several years lasting schedule. This is not necessarily debt in the sense that Barcelona didn't pay what was already due. It might still be a financial burden that limits them for future transfers though. If Barcelona is successful as a team and has players like Yamal, the next superstars so to say, they will always be able to leverage those tangible and intangible assets against their total debt.

It's mostly bank debts, even when they make a transfer, they make it via bank, not like they just send bags of money .

So they do it all via banks, and make debt to banks, and the banks are okay with letting Barcelona have huge debt, because they know that Barcelona will pay.

This isn't some team that will crash and bankrupt, banks are 100% sure that they are going to get their money back, maybe later than they would like to but it is going to be paid so they are 100% okay with giving them billions if they have to.

Same with rich people, Elon Musk for example never uses money, he just uses debt, he takes out debt from bank and uses that, then when he gets paid from his shares, he pays the loan back to bank. When you are sure that your money will be paid, it's easy to give out loans.

[Mustang Shelby]

Still remember when they brought him in for the first time we had a lot of doubts and confessions. Good to see that he was able to overcome all of that.

In the end, I was a bit ashamed that I once doubted his ability. But time has answered, Munich has played well. So retaining Kompany was a good choice. As long as Munich's finances support it, I think Kompany will continue to achieve success. At the beginning of the season, I also doubted losing Jamal Musiala, but the team's condition is still good; they are able to compete well in the League. Their goal productivity is also high, but one thing lacking is competition outside the League.

Bayern Munich is also performing quite well in the Champions League. They're beating every team and showing they're capable of beating anyone they face. I thought they might be ineffective offensively due to Musiala's serious injury, but I was wrong. They're scoring a lot of goals in every match, and English striker Harry Kane continues to put in excellent performances for them. If Bayern Munich continues like this, they're capable of reaching the Champions League final this year.

[lizarder]

In the end, I was a bit ashamed that I once doubted his ability. But time has answered, Munich has played well. So retaining Kompany was a good choice. As long as Munich's finances support it, I think Kompany will continue to achieve success. At the beginning of the season, I also doubted losing Jamal Musiala, but the team's condition is still good; they are able to compete well in the League. Their goal productivity is also high, but one thing lacking is competition outside the League.

Almost all of us once doubted Kompany's ability to coach Bayern Munich, but he's slowly begun to prove himself with much better results, and I'm confident that the future will be much better as this team continues to grow and develop. Competition outside the domestic league may still be lacking, but some of Bayern Munich's results so far have begun to show a change, and we hope to retain him in the future.

Bayern Munich isn't in financial difficulty, so it's easy for this team to develop as long as some changes are made well and players are bought who are truly needed. Kompany is expected to bring even bigger changes in the Champions League, giving them a chance to win the title.

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Bayern Munich is also performing quite well in the Champions League. They're beating every team and showing they're capable of beating anyone they face. I thought they might be ineffective offensively due to Musiala's serious injury, but I was wrong. They're scoring a lot of goals in every match, and English striker Harry Kane continues to put in excellent performances for them. If Bayern Munich continues like this, they're capable of reaching the Champions League final this year.

Doubts about Kompany abilities are slowly starting to disappear, and he is now the perfect man to manage Bayern Munich. This season, Bayern performance looks more solid than the previous season, Harry Kane has also strengthened his position as an important figure in the Bayern Munich squad. Since his arrival, goal productivity has increased and several new players have also started to find chemistry with other players. If Bayern Munich is able to reach the final and win the UCL trophy this season, then the management must take a wise step to keep Kompany longer at the Allianz Arena.

[Zlantann]

Doubts about Kompany abilities are slowly starting to disappear, and he is now the perfect man to manage Bayern Munich. This season, Bayern performance looks more solid than the previous season, Harry Kane has also strengthened his position as an important figure in the Bayern Munich squad. Since his arrival, goal productivity has increased and several new players have also started to find chemistry with other players. If Bayern Munich is able to reach the final and win the UCL trophy this season, then the management must take a wise step to keep Kompany longer at the Allianz Arena.

When I heard about the speculations that Bayern Munich was considering hiring Vincent Kompany, I thought they were making a bug mistake. The Belgian international had very low credentials to lead a team like the prestigious Bayern.  But it is clear now that board director Max Eberl and sporting director Christoph Freund knew exactly what they were doing. He has performed beyond the expectations of everyone, and he has now entered the books of one of the most successful coaches in Germany. With the encouraging display of Bayern, they have the quality to win the UCL if they also have luck on their side.

[Akbarkoe]

In the end, I was a bit ashamed that I once doubted his ability. But time has answered, Munich has played well. So retaining Kompany was a good choice. As long as Munich's finances support it, I think Kompany will continue to achieve success. At the beginning of the season, I also doubted losing Jamal Musiala, but the team's condition is still good; they are able to compete well in the League. Their goal productivity is also high, but one thing lacking is competition outside the League.

Almost all of us once doubted Kompany's ability to coach Bayern Munich, but he's slowly begun to prove himself with much better results, and I'm confident that the future will be much better as this team continues to grow and develop. Competition outside the domestic league may still be lacking, but some of Bayern Munich's results so far have begun to show a change, and we hope to retain him in the future.

Bayern Munich isn't in financial difficulty, so it's easy for this team to develop as long as some changes are made well and players are bought who are truly needed. Kompany is expected to bring even bigger changes in the Champions League, giving them a chance to win the title.

I was one of the people who doubted Kompany's ability, because previously he brought Burnley out of the English Premier League, therefore I doubted him so much that he did not work anymore for Burnley and after entering Bayern Munich doubted even more and thought that he would harm Bayern Munich, but the fact is not, Kompany showed his ability at Bayern Munich and deserved to be Bayern Munich coach because he managed to bring back the bundes league trophy after being stolen by Xabi Alonso and Leverkusen.

For the Domestic League they are already unstoppable, but outside leagues like the Champions League are very difficult, Kompany must expand his experience and knowledge in competing in the champions league if he really wants to present the champions league trophy for Bayern Munich.

[HajiBagi]

Messi is at Inter Miami for 3 more years which means his new contract ends when he is 41...

What do you think will happen after? Will he continue to play for a couple of more years or not? Ronaldo will be 42 when his current contract ends for example. I don't know whether he will continue playing after.

It would be nice to see Messi having his jubilee match at Barcelona honestly. 

Signing another contract with Inter Miami is the best decision for Messi because even if he decide to move to another league it will be difficult for him to get any big team, Messi is one of the best players in the world and some people see him as the greatest player in history of football who has achieved everything in football, he did not needs to prove himself to the world that he should win trophies again because he is the player with the most trophies in football.

Staying at MLS is the best option for Messi, the reason why Messi is still playing football is too have fun and ends his career well, I am not a Messi fan but I admire him for what he has achieved in football, seeing Messi and Ronaldo keep competing with the young players is something we should be proud of because they are the best players in the world with what they have achieved and give to football.

[Antotena]

Messi is currently 38 years old, his decision to extend his contract with Inter Miami for 3 years means he will play in the United States until the age of 41 and this newly agreed contract extension agreement can be sure that Inter Miami will be the last team in his career. I actually still hoped he would play for one of Europe's top clubs or return to Barcelona to enjoy his final moments and witness his emotional farewell to Barcelona, ​​but the decision has been made and perhaps the 2026 World Cup will also be the end of his international career.
Eventually, one by one the football legends will retire and be replaced by several other talented young players, but his rivalry with Ronaldo on and off the pitch will be an interesting story and may be difficult to repeat in the next decade.

Gone are those days when players will play and retire quickly and those were days when money were not in football, they were not making more than what they get paid weekly unless their are ads from Adidas and some big companies but these days, there is more available to select from. I don't blame Messi remaining in Miami, he has 82 appearance and 71 goal within that short period, that's something a young player will struggle to make in a  short time.

As long as there is no age limit to what you can play, they can do what they like. I believe the reason why they are getting this relevance is the appearance and engagement they give clubs is more than enough than the performances they are giving the club. Look at the fame Ronaldo have to Al Nasr, he made Saudi pro league becomes interesting. How many people knew about Miami club in US if not for Messi that gave them that fame. Alot of people don't even watch soccer in US but Messi have them that impression.

[Rampagoe004]

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When I heard about the speculations that Bayern Munich was considering hiring Vincent Kompany, I thought they were making a bug mistake. The Belgian international had very low credentials to lead a team like the prestigious Bayern.  But it is clear now that board director Max Eberl and sporting director Christoph Freund knew exactly what they were doing. He has performed beyond the expectations of everyone, and he has now entered the books of one of the most successful coaches in Germany. With the encouraging display of Bayern, they have the quality to win the UCL if they also have luck on their side.

Maybe yes, speculation Bayern Munich will bring Kompany to lead a big team, I do not think what will happen if Bayern Munich officially signs a contract now that a big team has entered the UCL and Europa League will be led by a less qualified coach.
Munich has not completely collapsed in the prestigious event at least it can be replaced by a coach who has experience in Europe, If Bayern Munich is able to reach the final then there is a big hope of becoming the UCL champion this season.

[JeffBrad12]

I am not aware of what debt they have in terms of outstanding transfer fees, but I assume you know that it is quite normal to structure these transfer fee payments in a several years lasting schedule. This is not necessarily debt in the sense that Barcelona didn't pay what was already due. It might still be a financial burden that limits them for future transfers though. If Barcelona is successful as a team and has players like Yamal, the next superstars so to say, they will always be able to leverage those tangible and intangible assets against their total debt.

Even if it was not the debt that already due, but some transfers have been years and must be settle asap in order to avoid the another major financial issue. Who knows La Liga will put attention to this. It's gonna be wise if they can solve their transfer fees problem as soon as possible.
We have seen how they were so struggle to buy and register the new players due to the financial issue. it's so dumb if they put themselves in the same situation.

[Agbamoni]

Nuno Espírito Santo after leaving Nottingham Forest an signing as the head coach for WestHam United, has appeared in 3 consecutive EPL games and have not won any game. 2 loss, and one draw. Today he is set to face Leeds United at Elland Road. Hopefully he gets a win today, marking his 4th appearance as head coach for Westham.

Do ya'all still think he is the man to save Westham United from relegation this season?

[Nheer]

In the end, I was a bit ashamed that I once doubted his ability. But time has answered, Munich has played well. So retaining Kompany was a good choice. As long as Munich's finances support it, I think Kompany will continue to achieve success. At the beginning of the season, I also doubted losing Jamal Musiala, but the team's condition is still good; they are able to compete well in the League. Their goal productivity is also high, but one thing lacking is competition outside the League.

A lot of people criticized him at first saying he came from a mid team and wasn't really successful there so how on earth did Bayern Munich see him their manager to bring them back to winning ways but in the end he was able to prove doubters wrong. Well since the German league is not a hard and competitive league so I expect him to do well and so far he is doing well but I am not so convinced until he face a stronger team and proves the team is capable just like PSG prove everyone wrong.

think he is still worthy enough to play for another 3 years just like Ronaldo who is currently 40 years old his performance is still very strong and Messi might be is still good enough until his contract ends

I don't think Messi can wait till that before he retires, I think he is just waiting for the World Cup to retire. He still looks very much healthy to play but his performance will reduce after every season so he might not be as effective by then. Teams might want to sign him if he wishes to play not just because of his influence on the pitch but also off the pitch.