⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Just Say]

It's not about the team's finances, but Harry Kane has now found a team that fits his starting spot and full support, making it impossible for him to leave Bayern Munich, perhaps for the next few seasons, as long as he remains competitive.
This is just a rumor without any clear reason, and not just to Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich certainly won't let go of their star player, especially since Bayern has never experienced a financial crisis, so there's no reason to sell a star player.

Anything is possible. I believe that for Bayern to let go of Lewandowski to Barcelona, they can also let go of Kane to go and replace Lewandowski in Barcelona. However, if they try it, Bayern will regret it because Kane is still very active and scoring as many goals he can for Bayern. Only if they have seen a replacement for Kane because it was when they signed Kane that they sold Lewandowski to Barcelona.

This is by no means a realistic gossip because if you think about it deeply, you will understand that Harry kane is very spontaneous in this ongoing Bundesliga. Even the Barcelona club has included many players' names, and their vision is to add all those reliable players but the Spanish club may not be able to meet their financial demands for the English captain and they will struggle to sign him, the notable statement is that he is now a successful artistic player for Bayern authorities and managers.
In fact he has emerged as a great finisher in every competitive game this new season because we can see on a regular basis that he has participated in a total of 15 matches in the Bundesliga and several other competitive tournaments, all of which have produced excellent finishes and we are impressed with the way he has increased his goal tally.

[Daniel91]

It's not about the team's finances, but Harry Kane has now found a team that fits his starting spot and full support, making it impossible for him to leave Bayern Munich, perhaps for the next few seasons, as long as he remains competitive.
This is just a rumor without any clear reason, and not just to Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich certainly won't let go of their star player, especially since Bayern has never experienced a financial crisis, so there's no reason to sell a star player.

Anything is possible. I believe that for Bayern to let go of Lewandowski to Barcelona, they can also let go of Kane to go and replace Lewandowski in Barcelona. However, if they try it, Bayern will regret it because Kane is still very active and scoring as many goals he can for Bayern. Only if they have seen a replacement for Kane because it was when they signed Kane that they sold Lewandowski to Barcelona.

I think Kane should stay at Bayern because it is a win-win scenario for both sides. Kane is currently in the form of his life and, finally, in his later playing years, he is winning his first trophies with the club, and Bayern finally has an exceptional striker. Kane leaving Bayern would be risky for both sides, as it is uncertain whether Kane would win trophies at a new club and whether Bayern would find the right replacement for him.

[Nheer]

It's not about the team's finances, but Harry Kane has now found a team that fits his starting spot and full support, making it impossible for him to leave Bayern Munich, perhaps for the next few seasons, as long as he remains competitive.
This is just a rumor without any clear reason, and not just to Barcelona, Bayern Munich certainly won't let go of their star player, especially since Bayern has never experienced a financial crisis, so there's no reason to sell a star player.

Harry Kane is one of the best strikers in the world right now and I am impressed how he his goal tally has raised in the Bundesliga which makes me to wonder if the league is really a place for every good player to shine. Harry Kane has been scoring goals in the premier league but not as much  as in the Bundesliga so does it mean the Bundesliga is an easy league?
Everything is just a matter of time, Kane is getting older and with time he won't be able to perform as good as this and if that happens I don't think the team will want to keep him again. Even good players like Messi and Ronaldo were disposed by their teams when their performance dropped and they are near old age.

Anything is possible. I believe that for Bayern to let go of Lewandowski to Barcelona, they can also let go of Kane to go Android replace Lewandowski in Barcelona. However, if they try it, Bayern will regret it because Kane is still very active and scoring as many goals he can for Bayern. Only if they have seen a replacement for Kane because it was when they signed Kane that they sold Lewandowski to Barcelona.

You're right, one thing with football is that there are always more players and teams will at some point have to replace a player. Harry Kane is getting old and they need younger players, he might stay for a few years but eventually he will go as well. For now I don't think they have any replacement because Jackson is not the right kind of striker for them.

[wakier]

It's not about the team's finances, but Harry Kane has now found a team that fits his starting spot and full support, making it impossible for him to leave Bayern Munich, perhaps for the next few seasons, as long as he remains competitive.
This is just a rumor without any clear reason, and not just to Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich certainly won't let go of their star player, especially since Bayern has never experienced a financial crisis, so there's no reason to sell a star player.

Anything is possible. I believe that for Bayern to let go of Lewandowski to Barcelona, they can also let go of Kane to go and replace Lewandowski in Barcelona. However, if they try it, Bayern will regret it because Kane is still very active and scoring as many goals he can for Bayern. Only if they have seen a replacement for Kane because it was when they signed Kane that they sold Lewandowski to Barcelona.

Yes, maybe it could happen again but it won't happen in the near future because Harry Kane performance is still very strong. Lewandowski moved to Barcelona when he was 34 years old (if I'm not mistaken) and currently Harry Kane is still 32 years old, maybe he can still be relied on until he is 35 years old, but before that, Bayern Munich anticipates first to buy a striker with almost the same performance before really letting go of Harry Kane so for now Barcelona will not be able to get Harry Kane, they will probably stick with Lewandowski.

[KTChampions]

It's not about the team's finances, but Harry Kane has now found a team that fits his starting spot and full support, making it impossible for him to leave Bayern Munich, perhaps for the next few seasons, as long as he remains competitive.
This is just a rumor without any clear reason, and not just to Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich certainly won't let go of their star player, especially since Bayern has never experienced a financial crisis, so there's no reason to sell a star player.

Kane is 32 years old and has a contract with Bayern until the summer of 2027, when he will turn 35. I think by then Bayern will either offer him a one-year contract (as they did with Lewandowski) or simply let him go for free. At that point, Barcelona would definitely have a chance to land him, as they are unlikely to be able to make any serious signings even by then, and continuing their strategy of free transfers and cheap loans would be profitable. But while Kane is in prime time or nearby, Barcelona won't see him.

[MainIbem]

If Barcelona can get Osimehn then it will be a very good deal they pulled off, although it’s not going to be easy to getting him to sign considering his high wage demands and also his transfer fees, last summer transfer window we saw how it played down with him before he eventually signed for Galaterssary. But the truth is, Barcelona needs a striker of such caliber to be able to compete with their major Spanish league rivals like Real Madrid. You can see how strong the Real Madrid attacks are this season with the like of Kylian Mbappe leading the front line with so much energy and power. Osimehn have similar qualities too, he’s strong, energetic, he runs and he’s very good with his header and also capable of scoring important goals in big games. Above all, he’s a good team player who attacks and also defends when necessary.

Of course it's not going to be easy to pull the deal cause Osimhen's value would increase more by next summer when Barcelona would try to lure him over however the advantage they've got is that they're one of the biggest club in Europe which would be very good for Osimhen's career and the fact that Lewandowski is very old and needs to be replaced would guarantee Osimhen a spot immediately he's signed, but due to Barcelona's financial woes they'll either need to sell some players to have enough to fund bigger deals or end up using majority of their transfer budget on getting Osimhen.

[snipie]

Kane is 32 years old and has a contract with Bayern until the summer of 2027, when he will turn 35. I think by then Bayern will either offer him a one-year contract (as they did with Lewandowski) or simply let him go for free. At that point, Barcelona would definitely have a chance to land him, as they are unlikely to be able to make any serious signings even by then, and continuing their strategy of free transfers and cheap loans would be profitable. But while Kane is in prime time or nearby, Barcelona won't see him.

I don't understand this tactic from Barcelona. To get a top young player for a low price or for free, like it happened between Kylian Mbappe and Real Madrid, is surely a big investment and saving.
To take an old player like Lewandowski for free where he proved very useful for a season or two then drop significantly in performance then I wonder know if this was a good investment at all? For the short term it looks good but in the long term, what did Barcelona won? They have to find a new option every two years and rely on old players for free? I respect players like Lewandowski but strategically talking it is not the best option for a team seeking the best trophies in the world.

[LGD2Business]

I don't understand this tactic from Barcelona. To get a top young player for a low price or for free, like it happened between Kylian Mbappe and Real Madrid, is surely a big investment and saving.
To take an old player like Lewandowski for free where he proved very useful for a season or two then drop significantly in performance then I wonder know if this was a good investment at all? For the short term it looks good but in the long term, what did Barcelona won? They have to find a new option every two years and rely on old players for free? I respect players like Lewandowski but strategically talking it is not the best option for a team seeking the best trophies in the world.

Barca made an excellent striker signing and Lewandowski made a significant contribution to major successes. The cost was very low and there was no risk of the player underperforming. He had proven his quality through years of consistent play. Investing in young players is good, but it's difficult to predict what they will become in the end. Big teams play with players who have proven their quality. No one who hasn't proven themselves gets playing time in big teams. Opportunities are given to young players, but they don't get many chances to make the most of them. Now Barca will find someone else to replace Lewa and I'm sure that player will be another quality one. You have to be top class to play for Barca, because Barca is a top class team.

[MArsland]

It's not about the team's finances, but Harry Kane has now found a team that fits his starting spot and full support, making it impossible for him to leave Bayern Munich, perhaps for the next few seasons, as long as he remains competitive.
This is just a rumor without any clear reason, and not just to Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich certainly won't let go of their star player, especially since Bayern has never experienced a financial crisis, so there's no reason to sell a star player.

Anything is possible. I believe that for Bayern to let go of Lewandowski to Barcelona, they can also let go of Kane to go and replace Lewandowski in Barcelona. However, if they try it, Bayern will regret it because Kane is still very active and scoring as many goals he can for Bayern. Only if they have seen a replacement for Kane because it was when they signed Kane that they sold Lewandowski to Barcelona.

First, look at the situation with Lewandowski at Bayern Munich and Kane. Don't rush into anything just because they were able to let Lewa go. That doesn't mean Bayern can let Kane go now. There are many factors to consider, such as management, Kane contributions, the coach, and the fact that current needs have changed. Lewandowski has been at Bayern Munich for a long time, and at that point, a shakeup was needed. However Kane is still relatively new at Bayern, and his contribution statistics have had a significant impact. So it won't be as easy as you say. Everything is possible, but it must be accompanied by facts and the club's needs. I am sure Kane will not be released by Bayern Munich, as that would be the same as Bayern Munich wanting to stop scoring goals.

[KTChampions]

Kane is 32 years old and has a contract with Bayern until the summer of 2027, when he will turn 35. I think by then Bayern will either offer him a one-year contract (as they did with Lewandowski) or simply let him go for free. At that point, Barcelona would definitely have a chance to land him, as they are unlikely to be able to make any serious signings even by then, and continuing their strategy of free transfers and cheap loans would be profitable. But while Kane is in prime time or nearby, Barcelona won't see him.

I don't understand this tactic from Barcelona. To get a top young player for a low price or for free, like it happened between Kylian Mbappe and Real Madrid, is surely a big investment and saving.
To take an old player like Lewandowski for free where he proved very useful for a season or two then drop significantly in performance then I wonder know if this was a good investment at all? For the short term it looks good but in the long term, what did Barcelona won? They have to find a new option every two years and rely on old players for free? I respect players like Lewandowski but strategically talking it is not the best option for a team seeking the best trophies in the world.

Like... do they have a choice? Just recently there was news that Barcelona owes large sums for previous transfers (it seems even Lewandowski lol) and their other financial debts have not gone away. They're trying to stay in the race with other top clubs, but with an adjustment for their own situation. Their other option is the Juventus scenario: accept their loss of class and drag out a miserable existence for a few years, hoping that academy players and a prudent financial policy will allow the club to recover. I think you understand that Barcelona will not go for such a scenario.

[Wildwest]

Barca made an excellent striker signing and Lewandowski made a significant contribution to major successes. The cost was very low and there was no risk of the player underperforming. He had proven his quality through years of consistent play. Investing in young players is good, but it's difficult to predict what they will become in the end. Big teams play with players who have proven their quality. No one who hasn't proven themselves gets playing time in big teams. Opportunities are given to young players, but they don't get many chances to make the most of them. Now Barca will find someone else to replace Lewa and I'm sure that player will be another quality one. You have to be top class to play for Barca, because Barca is a top class team.

Many agree that Barcelona has got a player to fill the empty spot in the team, Lewandowski's quality in the match is very consistent.
Barcelona is a big team that will find team and individual success if Lewandowski is maintained by Barcelona, From so far Lewandowski's game on the old team and Barcelona has given clear evidence of victory is in him. I support Barca, a great team, it is difficult to find a replacement for Lewandowski, even if there is still a difference.

[bitLeap]

Kane is 32 years old and has a contract with Bayern until the summer of 2027, when he will turn 35. I think by then Bayern will either offer him a one-year contract (as they did with Lewandowski) or simply let him go for free. At that point, Barcelona would definitely have a chance to land him, as they are unlikely to be able to make any serious signings even by then, and continuing their strategy of free transfers and cheap loans would be profitable. But while Kane is in prime time or nearby, Barcelona won't see him.

I suspect that after his contract expires, Kane will join Son in MLS and could even join the same club LAFC. So, it's too early for Kane to leave while Bayern Munich is still optimistic about his performance.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Maintaining success is not an easy thing to do, as your planning to remain at the top, other clubs are also planning to overthrow your dominance and that is what is currently affecting the Reds. The idea of a unique team Amorim has in his head, is gradually coming into reality, a lot of people doubted his competence, but I think patients has revealed that he has been playing for united.

What I like is that things are very different with MU now if they're losing, they tie it or come back and win. The mentality is different Also, I'm seeing a very active Casemiro, and that's spectacular because he's a very good player, I've seen him attacking, scoring goals The improvement is truly impressive it's as if the coach has sought out the strengths of each player and exploited them.

[Abdulzuruku01]

I think Kane should stay at Bayern because it is a win-win scenario for both sides. Kane is currently in the form of his life and, finally, in his later playing years, he is winning his first trophies with the club, and Bayern finally has an exceptional striker. Kane leaving Bayern would be risky for both sides, as it is uncertain whether Kane would win trophies at a new club and whether Bayern would find the right replacement for him.

Your suggestion is a valid one I must admit but you and I know a player has no permanent place in any club. A club can get rid of players at any time and find replacement so far they have money. The case of Messi and Barcelona experience is a good example for everyone of us to see. The only uncertainty in this case is whether Harry Kane would win trophy at a new club but I am certain bayern munich would find the right or even more better replacement if they let go of Kane. Harry Kane is performing at his peak at the moment and Barcelona is dearly in need of a performing striker since Lewandowski is gradually giving up due to his age.

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Kane is 32 years old and has a contract with Bayern until the summer of 2027, when he will turn 35. I think by then Bayern will either offer him a one-year contract (as they did with Lewandowski) or simply let him go for free. At that point, Barcelona would definitely have a chance to land him, as they are unlikely to be able to make any serious signings even by then, and continuing their strategy of free transfers and cheap loans would be profitable. But while Kane is in prime time or nearby, Barcelona won't see him.

I suspect that after his contract expires, Kane will join Son in MLS and could even join the same club LAFC. So, it's too early for Kane to leave while Bayern Munich is still optimistic about his performance.

As long as Kane is still a goal machine for his team there is a possibility that the contract will be extended or other European teams are interested in Kane, it's just that now it is always productive even though he is old.

Yes, that scenario could happen, if not to MLS then to Saudi Pro.

[Cookdata]

I think Kane should stay at Bayern because it is a win-win scenario for both sides. Kane is currently in the form of his life and, finally, in his later playing years, he is winning his first trophies with the club, and Bayern finally has an exceptional striker. Kane leaving Bayern would be risky for both sides, as it is uncertain whether Kane would win trophies at a new club and whether Bayern would find the right replacement for him.

26 goals and 4 assist isn't what any striker can make. Currently in Bundesliga, no player there has score 1/4 of the goals he has scored this season. If only he is fed up in Bayern Munich that's when I think he will want to leave the club, for now I don't see the reason because he is well paid there but if they are not in good terms and another clubs comes, he will eventually leave especially when his release clause is cheap, most clubs will rush him right now.

However, here is one thing I have realized with Kane, he was good with Tottenham but he lacks supporting players to win the trophies over there, if he mistakenly live Bayern for money it's possible the club may not have supported players. Been a striker is a difficult job, if you don't have players that will contribute to your growth you will suffer, he may be the one to be doing both assist and goal if he is not careful with the next step after release clause by January.

[Abu-Naim]

Kane is 32 years old and has a contract with Bayern until the summer of 2027, when he will turn 35. I think by then Bayern will either offer him a one-year contract (as they did with Lewandowski) or simply let him go for free. At that point, Barcelona would definitely have a chance to land him, as they are unlikely to be able to make any serious signings even by then, and continuing their strategy of free transfers and cheap loans would be profitable. But while Kane is in prime time or nearby, Barcelona won't see him.

Is not about Barcelona getting him, did he want to join them? Or will he like to play in Laliga?

Well it will depend on his performance even at the age of 35 because a striker like him that is scoring goals for fun will definitely be retained by his present club, and I think Bayern Munich will keep offering him yearly contract or on two year basis until he can’t play anymore.

Furthermore, I heard that he have a plan to need some goals number in the Premier League which means he will like to go back to the EPL to set more records by scoring more goals, if he is working towards that, he will likely join any of the big clubs like Manchester United to complete his goals, but he can’t join Arsenal I am sure.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Kane is 32 years old and has a contract with Bayern until the summer of 2027, when he will turn 35. I think by then Bayern will either offer him a one-year contract (as they did with Lewandowski) or simply let him go for free. At that point, Barcelona would definitely have a chance to land him, as they are unlikely to be able to make any serious signings even by then, and continuing their strategy of free transfers and cheap loans would be profitable. But while Kane is in prime time or nearby, Barcelona won't see him.

I think Kane may return to finish his career with Spurs or something but whilst he’s still performing at such a high standard at Bayern I think he will stay there.

Bayern look really good this season, they could win the CL.

[hyudien]

Your suggestion is a valid one I must admit but you and I know a player has no permanent place in any club. A club can get rid of players at any time and find replacement so far they have money. The case of Messi and Barcelona experience is a good example for everyone of us to see. The only uncertainty in this case is whether Harry Kane would win trophy at a new club but I am certain bayern munich would find the right or even more better replacement if they let go of Kane. Harry Kane is performing at his peak at the moment and Barcelona is dearly in need of a performing striker since Lewandowski is gradually giving up due to his age.

Messi case is different. Barcelona had no choice but to sell him because his financial situation was already shaky and we know Messi salary at the time. Bayern, on the other hand, are not in that situation right now and Kane is in top form. It would be foolish for Bayern to decide to sell Kane or for Kane to leave.

[GbitG]

Rashford has probably come to Barcelona for one season but if he can perform well in Barcelona then Barcelona might plan for him in the long term. On the other hand, Barcelona's attacking lineup is currently plagued by injuries, players like Raphinha, Lewandowski are out of the field due to injuries. Raphinha may come back soon but replacing Lewandowski is definitely important for Barcelona. Lewandowski is an older footballer so he is more prone to injuries, if Barcelona does not find a replacement for Lewandowski quickly then Barcelona will face problems in the attacking lineup later. Although several names of players are coming forward as a replacement for Lewandowski, there is no news official yet so we have to wait for Barcelona's next decision.

He spent only a few matches, but he attracted the Barcelona staff towards him like now, they are on the way to complete his deal as a permanent move. Due to injuries, Barcelona are in intense pressure due to injuries, and because of this they are now aiming for new players who could help the team as substitute or injury replacements. So that's why they put Marcus Rashford name as the top of the list to complete his move....

Apart from him Barcelona also looking for striker So if any cheap players are available, Barcelona will try to sign them, otherwise Hansi Flick will choose Marcus Rashford as striker after Lewandowski's departure.