⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Plaguedeath]

Is this a hint to say Lewandonskis contract won't be renewed?

Yeah that was the reason why they sign Rashford, they plan Rashford to replace Lewandowski. But after few match, Rashford doesn't look comfortable as a striker, he perform better when he play in his main position as left winger.

So who exactly do you think Liverpool will be able to sell that will generate money for them to buy other players? Hope you realise that as teams or players form dippens so does their market value. Let's use Wirtz for instance, he was a big money move costing Liverpool over €130 million just few months ago and right now that money has decreased drastically in the market. I don't think Liverpool needs new players right now, Sloth should step up his game.

I think he thought that 130 Million Euros is normal price for a player.

With his current performance, other team might only want to pay half from what Liverpool spent to get him. I thought both Wirtz and Isak will become a reliable player in Liverpool, but their performance is very awful. On the other hand, Ekitike not have a good history, but looks quite good, he might be like Gakpo, in first season he's a mediocre, then next season he perform well.

[X-ray]

Lazio's latest transfer news comes from their right winger, Pedro. Pedro is reportedly set to leave Lazio at the end of this season. He is now 38 years old, and that coincides with the expiration of his contract with Lazio. There are rumors that he might retire at that time, but we'll have to wait and see what his decision is as his contract expires.

Source: Pedro has decided to leave Lazio

Pedro has won numerous trophies with several clubs before Lazio, including Barcelona, ​​where they won La Liga five times, the Copa del Rey three times, the Spanish Super Cup four times, the Champions League three times, the UEFA Super Cup three times, and the FIFA Club World Cup twice. He also won the Premier League once, the FA Cup once, and the Europa League once with Chelsea.

The time is up for Pedro. He has to ended his career as a football player, then follow his friend(fabregas) to coaching a club. He's old, and no club will be willing to keep him far longer. It's time for him to build his journey as a football club coach.

I truly support him if he's doing it.

[bitgolden]

Spaletti will turn Juventus around, I have no doubt about that. He is one of the best managers out there and should be doing a fine job. I think the one thing that is looking like a questionable thing here is that if he wants all the players or not. Last time Vlahovic was nearly finding himself out, but nobody wanted to buy him for that much so Juventus kept him, that's just one example.

Will Spaletti have that kind of thing against any player, or will they just get going. He is really a great coach, and should be able to get the best out of the players they have, it's a great coach who can do that, without something like that it would not be a good thing and should be something that will take a while for them to get used to each other.

[armanda90]

I don't think Barca can afford to sign Osimhen as Lewandowski's replacement. Galatasaray broke a club record to bring him to Turkey, and also considering the fact that he's just a few months into his contract, Galatasaray will demand an astronomical fee that will most likely scare Barca away. So the way I see it, the chance of Barca signing him is very slim.

Victor Osimhen contract with Galatasaray expiring until June 2029 and he has three years contract left and its difficult for Barcelona must spending much fees transfer if want to sign him. Recently Galatasaray spent up 75 million euro for signing Victor Osimhen from Napoli and fully believe his previous won't sell him under 75 million euro, so Barcelona must giving offering around 100 million euro if want reach agreement deal for fees transfer to sign Victor Osimhen.

Hansi Flick have announce Robert Lewandowski contract not extend who expiring at the end this season and must find right replacement for central forward position. I think Victor Osimhen is good replacement but Barcelona have much money or not behind that players have much salary payment and the club must pay fees transfer maybe around 100 million euro, not easily get cheapest fees transfer for any players have many years contract left with previous club.

[Futurexxx]

Osimhen contract with Galatasaray expiring until June 2029 and he has three years contract left and its difficult for Barcelona must spending much fees transfer if want to sign him. Recently Galatasaray spent up 75 million euro for signing Victor Osimhen from Napoli and fully believe his previous won't sell him under 75 million euro, so Barcelona must giving offering around 100 million euro if want reach agreement deal for fees transfer to sign Victor Osimhen.

Hansi Flick have announce Robert Lewandowski contract not extend who expiring at the end this season and must find right replacement for central forward position. I think Victor Osimhen is good replacement but Barcelona have much money or not behind that players have much salary payment and the club must pay fees transfer maybe around 100 million euro, not easily get cheapest fees transfer for any players have many years contract left with previous club.

I don't know how true this rumour is, but if it is actually true, then Barcelona have to spend a whole lot of money to price him away from Galatasaray because I don't even think that €100M will be the benchmark of their requesting fee, we should be expecting from €130M upward, which makes the deal very unlikely considering the financial state of Barcelona presently.

Though it's unwise to rule anything out as for now because in football anything can happen, but realistically speaking, this deal of victor osimhen moving to Barcelona seems too unlikely for now.

[Zlantann]

Victor Osimhen contract with Galatasaray expiring until June 2029 and he has three years contract left and its difficult for Barcelona must spending much fees transfer if want to sign him. Recently Galatasaray spent up 75 million euro for signing Victor Osimhen from Napoli and fully believe his previous won't sell him under 75 million euro, so Barcelona must giving offering around 100 million euro if want reach agreement deal for fees transfer to sign Victor Osimhen.

Hansi Flick have announce Robert Lewandowski contract not extend who expiring at the end this season and must find right replacement for central forward position. I think Victor Osimhen is good replacement but Barcelona have much money or not behind that players have much salary payment and the club must pay fees transfer maybe around 100 million euro, not easily get cheapest fees transfer for any players have many years contract left with previous club.

Victor Osimhen is not the only striker Barcelona is targeting as Robert Lewandowski’s replacement. They also have Julian Alvarez, Erling Haaland, Etta Eyong, Fisnik Asllani and Gabriel Sans on their radar. Their ability to get any of these players would depend on the players' willingness to come and how much Barca would be able to afford. Erling and Julian would be too expensive for the Spanish Champions, leaving them with other options. Victor is a perfect replacement, might want to leave Turkey for a more competitive League but will Barca be able to afford him?

With the financial problems of Barca still unsolved, the club might consider going for a good player who is a free agent. They have used this stractegy to attract some of the best players to the club. They should just hope that a good player would run out of contract to enable tham get the player for free.

[Polkeins]

I wish Spalletti good luck with Juve that he can bring Juventus back into the race for the Serie A championship.

I don't understand why Juventus only offered a contract until the end of the season, even though there was an option to extend it. Spalleti does have a good history with Napoli, and he's been out since 2023. It seems Juventus management doesn't want to take too many risks. The current situation is quite challenging for Spalleti, and he joined at a rather unfriendly time. He inherited what Tudor left behind, and it's very different from the formation and style he often used before.

Apparently, this is a mutual decision, because Juventus is also taking a risk, given the Italian national team's poor performance and Spalletti's subsequent dismissal and I guess Juve decided not to take any chances and offer a one-year contract. Spalletti himself, considering his age, is probably not ready for long-term contracts, and I think that if Spalletti manages to win Serie A, he will definitely be offered a new contract, but as in the case of Napoli, Spalletti may refuse.
In any case, of the top coaches who are currently available, Spalletti is probably the best choice for Juventus, because he knows Serie A like no one else.

[Woodie]

Lazio's latest transfer news comes from their right winger, Pedro. Pedro is reportedly set to leave Lazio at the end of this season. He is now 38 years old, and that coincides with the expiration of his contract with Lazio. There are rumors that he might retire at that time, but we'll have to wait and see what his decision is as his contract expires.

Source: Pedro has decided to leave Lazio

Pedro has won numerous trophies with several clubs before Lazio, including Barcelona, ​​where they won La Liga five times, the Copa del Rey three times, the Spanish Super Cup four times, the Champions League three times, the UEFA Super Cup three times, and the FIFA Club World Cup twice. He also won the Premier League once, the FA Cup once, and the Europa League once with Chelsea.

This is a solid career the man has had , the unsung heros of football what a super 🌟 and I want to believe that after this era, I don't think we shall be having strikers clocking 38years and above because these new genz are social media addicts and are too emotional and on top of that party had which is something that doesn't give them that legendary tag.

Whatever he decides at the end of the season, his had a well decorated career, thank you Pedro.

[Adbitco]

Lazio's latest transfer news comes from their right winger, Pedro. Pedro is reportedly set to leave Lazio at the end of this season. He is now 38 years old, and that coincides with the expiration of his contract with Lazio. There are rumors that he might retire at that time, but we'll have to wait and see what his decision is as his contract expires.

Source: Pedro has decided to leave Lazio

Pedro has won numerous trophies with several clubs before Lazio, including Barcelona, ​​where they won La Liga five times, the Copa del Rey three times, the Spanish Super Cup four times, the Champions League three times, the UEFA Super Cup three times, and the FIFA Club World Cup twice. He also won the Premier League once, the FA Cup once, and the Europa League once with Chelsea.

Been long I last heard of Pedro, I never knew he was still actively playing and for Lazio. Maybe it's because I don't watch their games. Seriously, I thought his retired from active football. It's good to know that his still around, I can still remember him on the Barcelona jersey where he won most of his trophies.

[lizarder]

I think Juventus only have a purpose to save them from losing more match and they've target a long term candidate to be their coach if Spalleti failed to bring Juventus to meet their expectation in this season.

Juventus is like Manchester United, they have money and they can't maximize it, also hard to find their problem, either the coach or the player. They tried to sign a good quality coach and player, but their performance aren't able to fight against Inter and other top Italian teams.

Juventus needs an experienced coach, and they should give Spalleti a chance to transform this team into a better one, ultimately aiming to compete for the title. Their two defeats in Serie A shouldn't have been too bad for Tudor, but they've dropped more points by drawing their remaining matches. The only reason Tudor wasn't retained might be because Juventus lost in the Champions League against Real Madrid and lost twice in Serie A against Como and Lazio.

If Spalleti is chosen, management should be able to give him the time and support he needs. As you mentioned, Juventus's financial strength allows the manager's plans to be implemented effectively. This is the best opportunity for Juventus, as in addition to having an experienced coach, some significant changes may be needed to achieve the desired results.

[Alaja Cyber]

The time is up for Pedro. He has to ended his career as a football player, then follow his friend(fabregas) to coaching a club. He's old, and no club will be willing to keep him far longer. It's time for him to build his journey as a football club coach.

I truly support him if he's doing it.

That's a good decision he has tried and it's not easy to keep playing till this time. I am even surprised how is still able to play top flight league at this age, playing for Lazio in the Serie A is a good achievement at this time because most of the players at his age are all out playing in less competitive leagues but he is still able to play in one the of stronger leagues in Europe.

Been long I last heard of Pedro, I never knew he was still actively playing and for Lazio. Maybe it's because I don't watch their games. Seriously, I thought his retired from active football. It's good to know that his still around, I can still remember him on the Barcelona jersey where he won most of his trophies.

Yeah maybe because you don't watch their games. He is not performing as active as when he was younger but he contribute well to the team and score goals as well even at this age. He also had a decent career at Chelsea after leaving Barcelona, a lot of Chelsea fans miss him because of his eye for goals and goal instinct.

[KTChampions]

Maybe the situation is such that no one will blame him if he doesn't achieve much success? Taking on a team mid-season is always a big risk, and miracles like Bayer and Xabi happen once every 50 years. So, perhaps Spalletti is not risking anything, but I also don’t see any chances of achieving serious success - Juventus doesn’t look like a team that is capable of serious achievements. Juventus is starting to look a bit like United, which many have tried to lift but so far no one has succeeded.

Can we call 9 games played a mid-season? it's not even up to 1/4 of the season's games that has been played so far, i think Spalletti that picks up Juventus job still stand a chance to achieve a lot of things before the end of the season. Spalletti might even achieve more success than the previous coach. For now the performance of Juventus is very terrible but let's us not forget that they are a big team which means they still stand more chances to get back to form since there are still many matches left until the end of the season. It will be a degradation to classify the performance of Juventus to that of Manchester United because since Manchester United started performing badly, Juventus has won more trophy than Manchester United.

Nine games played is even more than halfway through the season, considering this particular situation. Spalletti didn't prepare the team for the season, he didn't choose the transfers. What can he do when the cards are already dealt and the game is in full swing? Do you understand what I mean? As for comparisons with United, this is also a moot point - United at least have the financial means to constantly try to return to the top, while Juventus does not.

[Velvet78]

I understand Everton being in search of a CF first of all. In the end, I guess most of you would agree with me that Beto is a horrible striker.    He is a poor finisher.

However are they really sure about targeting Jackson as a replacement? I know they would go for a loan deal but still they can look for better alternatives first. I don't think he is a good fit for the Premier League in the first place.

[Despairo]

I understand Everton being in search of a CF first of all. In the end, I guess most of you would agree with me that Beto is a horrible striker.    He is a poor finisher.

However are they really sure about targeting Jackson as a replacement? I know they would go for a loan deal but still they can look for better alternatives first. I don't think he is a good fit for the Premier League in the first place.

Usually a mediocre player in top team can play good in small team, Grealish was the example, in Manchester City he looks bad, but when he play for Everton, he's like the best player on there.

Jackson could be the next one, he shots 30 goals from 80 appearances in Chelsea is a good stats.

I think Munich unlikely to sign his permanent, Jackson didn't meet their expectation.

[Ryu_Ar1]

Lazio's latest transfer news comes from their right winger, Pedro. Pedro is reportedly set to leave Lazio at the end of this season. He is now 38 years old, and that coincides with the expiration of his contract with Lazio. There are rumors that he might retire at that time, but we'll have to wait and see what his decision is as his contract expires.

This could be a good time for Pedro to leave his professional career because of the age he is now and of course from the picture Op gave it seems that he is already feeling the effects of old age where the body condition is a little difficult to control and maintain and other complicated situations regarding age are of course a consideration here.

He has enough experience because in terms of club and national team he has really shown his capacity and that's enough I think.
Although it can't be denied that sometimes there are those who are still ambitious to continue their careers despite their age, I think for Pedro he's better off hanging up his boots now considering he's had enough of the achievements he's gotten so far.

[Ale88]

Spaletti will turn Juventus around, I have no doubt about that. He is one of the best managers out there and should be doing a fine job. I think the one thing that is looking like a questionable thing here is that if he wants all the players or not. Last time Vlahovic was nearly finding himself out, but nobody wanted to buy him for that much so Juventus kept him, that's just one example.

Will Spaletti have that kind of thing against any player, or will they just get going. He is really a great coach, and should be able to get the best out of the players they have, it's a great coach who can do that, without something like that it would not be a good thing and should be something that will take a while for them to get used to each other.

As a Juventus fan I really hope that Spalletti can give a sense to this season. I had good hopes about Tudor because he was kind of doing simple things, and we needed someone doing simple things instead of trying to impress everybody like Thiago Motta tried to do, but probably Tudor didn't have what it takes to manage a team like Juventus. Spalletti has a lot of experience, he won with Roma, Inter and Napoli, so he's supposed to know what he's doing. Let's see.

[harapan]

I understand Everton being in search of a CF first of all. In the end, I guess most of you would agree with me that Beto is a horrible striker.    He is a poor finisher.

However are they really sure about targeting Jackson as a replacement? I know they would go for a loan deal but still they can look for better alternatives first. I don't think he is a good fit for the Premier League in the first place.

Well experienced and solid in the Premier League,  his addition to Everton will be worth it. Beto is not a horrible player he is not just the type of striker they need leading their attack

Will this deal be done during the January transfer window, it will be a lot better if it happens. Everton have good wingers like Grealish and Ndiaye but they struggle with goal scoring. Not even the young player from the academy has done well to be earning the starting position.

[shinratensei_]

I understand Everton being in search of a CF first of all. In the end, I guess most of you would agree with me that Beto is a horrible striker.    He is a poor finisher.

However are they really sure about targeting Jackson as a replacement? I know they would go for a loan deal but still they can look for better alternatives first. I don't think he is a good fit for the Premier League in the first place.

Who cares about how poor Jackson's finishing as a ST. In fact, he was still producing two digits goals in all of his seasons in PL. So, i still think he's PL proven despite lack of minutes in Bayern.

They lack of striker, and Jackson look decent enough to be signed as a new striker considering his stats. As long as they can afford to pay what Chelsea wanted, Jackson is theirs.

[Jaycoinz]

Lazio's latest transfer news comes from their right winger, Pedro. Pedro is reportedly set to leave Lazio at the end of this season. He is now 38 years old, and that coincides with the expiration of his contract with Lazio. There are rumors that he might retire at that time, but we'll have to wait and see what his decision is as his contract expires.

Source: Pedro has decided to leave Lazio

Pedro has won numerous trophies with several clubs before Lazio, including Barcelona, ​​where they won La Liga five times, the Copa del Rey three times, the Spanish Super Cup four times, the Champions League three times, the UEFA Super Cup three times, and the FIFA Club World Cup twice. He also won the Premier League once, the FA Cup once, and the Europa League once with Chelsea.

The time is up for Pedro. He has to ended his career as a football player, then follow his friend(fabregas) to coaching a club. He's old, and no club will be willing to keep him far longer. It's time for him to build his journey as a football club coach.

I truly support him if he's doing it.

Ronaldo is old right ? Modric is also an old player right? But all these guys are still up and active and even playing so well, for me  I feel pedro is just tired and wants to hang the boot, I mean he is 38 yrs and we see players all the time with even higher age still performing and so applies to player even younger deciding to hang the boot, I think one perfect example is Eden hazard who retired so very early due to injury challenges to his career so I feel if Pedro wants to retire he is good to go but shouldn't be all tied to his age factor though.

[Hyphen(-)]

Spaletti will turn Juventus around, I have no doubt about that. He is one of the best managers out there and should be doing a fine job. I think the one thing that is looking like a questionable thing here is that if he wants all the players or not. Last time Vlahovic was nearly finding himself out, but nobody wanted to buy him for that much so Juventus kept him, that's just one example.

A good manager will always find his way around the players of any team he joined, so I am expecting Spaletti to find his way and convince all the players that might have the intention of leaving the club maybe due to their relationship with the former manager. But the main challenge her will be if the coach don’t want any the players to much I don’t think will be applicable to all players but few because the management would have discussed with him before handing him the job.

Will Spaletti have that kind of thing against any player, or will they just get going. He is really a great coach, and should be able to get the best out of the players they have, it's a great coach who can do that, without something like that it would not be a good thing and should be something that will take a while for them to get used to each other.

His main concern as a coach is to coordinate his players to win matches for the team, personal relationships with the players will follow letter because there is no time to sell any of them; he will have to make use of the available players in the squad.