⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[tottong]

For now I don’t think Barcelona has got a new player to fill the empty spot in the team, and this is the right time for them to get young players on the team to keep the team performances consistent. The best thing for Barcelona now is that they should allow Kane to go since he is already old. I think that will give them the chance to sign the young players that they need to make the team stronger than before.

Maybe you mean Lewandowski, because Kane is currently a Bayern Munich player, and if Barcelona wants to prepare a replacement for Lewandowski, they need a young player whose transfer fee isn't too high.
The story is different when Barcelona isn't facing financial problems and can buy potential players who are much more prepared for the pressures of the league.
Lewandowski is no longer young and is prone to injury, so Barcelona needs to prepare a definite replacement. However, Barcelona's financial problems may make it a little difficult for them to find a replacement with a comparable transfer fee or a lower salary.

[Daniel91]

Real Madrid has written off Vini Jr.. They are considering selling him next summer. Vini reacts angrily to Xabi Alonso when he is substituted. The disagreement between the two is very clear. This has happened many times before. On the one hand, Real Madrid is trying to renew his contract because there is a possibility he could leave for free in 2027. They don't want a player who could bring in at least 100 million Euro to leave for free. Meanwhile, there are no serious suitors for Vini Jr. yet. It's not easy for him to find a place in the top 5 leagues because his disciplinary issues are causing clubs to steer clear of him.

Yes, this has been talked about for a long time, and it is increasingly likely that Real will sell Vinícius Jr. at the end of this season. He is a great player but has serious discipline problems, which undermine unity and the atmosphere in the team. His reaction after the coach substituted him was really very inappropriate and sent a very bad message. After all, as far as I have heard, Real already has the desire and plan to bring Haaland instead of Vinícius, and I think that would be a very good replacement and decision for Real. Haaland is older and more mature as a player and reportedly has no problem coming to Real. Mbappé and Haaland, what a striking duo that would be.  

[HajiBagi]

Real Madrid has written off Vini Jr.. They are considering selling him next summer. Vini reacts angrily to Xabi Alonso when he is substituted. The disagreement between the two is very clear. This has happened many times before. On the one hand, Real Madrid is trying to renew his contract because there is a possibility he could leave for free in 2027. They don't want a player who could bring in at least 100 million Euro to leave for free. Meanwhile, there are no serious suitors for Vini Jr. yet. It's not easy for him to find a place in the top 5 leagues because his disciplinary issues are causing clubs to steer clear of him.

If Real Madrid sells Vinicius, I won't be surprised because the player no longer respects the team. Since the arrival of Mbape, Vinicius has become another player; he doesn't play as well as he used to, and he doesn't respect the coach. Vinicius is a good player, but his attitude will be one factor that will force Real Madrid to sell him without considering what he has done for the club. Real Madrid wants to extend his contract, but there is no agreement between the two parties since Vini jr wants more than Real Madrid is willing to provide him.

Vinicius should be know that Real Madrid is not afraid to sell their star players. Vinicius wants the same salary as Mbape, but Real Madrid refuses to pay him because of the way he plays. Real Madrid is planning something big that Vinicius is know is that Real Madrid will sell him to a Saudi club willing to pay $200 million to sign him and sign another good player.

[henmark]

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.

They can still do the same... with young players? Don't get Lewandowski, and pay 20 million to him yearly, get some 23 year old who is out of contract, same logic. Barcelona would do better that way, because in that case, if they want to, they can sell the player, they can't sell Lewandowski. And you may think, how many 23 year olds are out of contract and free agents?

Well, if Barcelona tells the players "hey don't sign back with your club, we will get you free at the end of the year" then you can bet that those players won't sign with their teams and run out of their contract. Which is why I think it's quite clear that we are going to see them do this and be a lot more successful if they can hold it for a few years.

[Luzin]

My question, does he deserve this kind of treatment from his former side? Are players not allowed to leave for their dream club anymore if they had the chance?

When you're a diehard fan, you might do something like that. It's an expression of disappointment over the decision to leave. I don't think that should have happened. Supporters should understand that players have the right to develop and move to other clubs. I think only a small minority are doing this because they don't have an open mind. I think there's a lot more to the problem of players leaving clubs and being insulted upon their return. So, Trent should have performed better to reassure the fans who insulted him with his achievements.

[KTChampions]

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.

They can still do the same... with young players? Don't get Lewandowski, and pay 20 million to him yearly, get some 23 year old who is out of contract, same logic. Barcelona would do better that way, because in that case, if they want to, they can sell the player, they can't sell Lewandowski. And you may think, how many 23 year olds are out of contract and free agents?

Well, if Barcelona tells the players "hey don't sign back with your club, we will get you free at the end of the year" then you can bet that those players won't sign with their teams and run out of their contract. Which is why I think it's quite clear that we are going to see them do this and be a lot more successful if they can hold it for a few years.

Are you kidding? At 23, he's already an established player, and either he already has a long contract or (since he's at that level) you need to offer him a huge signing bonus, as other clubs will definitely do.
Barcelona couldn't even sign Nico Williams, and the player ultimately chose to stay at Alético rather than join the troubled Barcelona. Do you realize how bad things are? And yes, brand-name lures haven't worked for a long time (unless it's Real Madrid).

[JeffBrad12]

Real Madrid has written off Vini Jr.. They are considering selling him next summer. Vini reacts angrily to Xabi Alonso when he is substituted. The disagreement between the two is very clear. This has happened many times before. On the one hand, Real Madrid is trying to renew his contract because there is a possibility he could leave for free in 2027. They don't want a player who could bring in at least 100 million Euro to leave for free. Meanwhile, there are no serious suitors for Vini Jr. yet. It's not easy for him to find a place in the top 5 leagues because his disciplinary issues are causing clubs to steer clear of him.

Impossible for Vini to get a new club. He's a big head, his salary is also very very high, his transfer fees are not cheap as well. I know Madrid must let one of their superstar to leave. Having him and Mbappe at the same team is really overcomplicated the club.
There must not be two sun in the same place. Just get rid him of will solve their problem. The problem is that what club that is keen in signing him with non sense transfer fees and very high wages like that?

I expect them to only keep him until the end of his contract with no intention to extend it.

[hyudien]

My question, does he deserve this kind of treatment from his former side? Are players not allowed to leave for their dream club anymore if they had the chance?

When you're a diehard fan, you might do something like that. It's an expression of disappointment over the decision to leave. I don't think that should have happened. Supporters should understand that players have the right to develop and move to other clubs. I think only a small minority are doing this because they don't have an open mind. I think there's a lot more to the problem of players leaving clubs and being insulted upon their return. So, Trent should have performed better to reassure the fans who insulted him with his achievements.

It's unfortunate that a small portion of Liverpool fans took such action against TAA. What really disappointed me was their comments about Trent in that match, which were completely inappropriate. He gave everything he had in a Liverpool shirt and his decision to leave was understandable. Perhaps one of the reasons why those fans were so disappointed was that TAA left for Real Madrid for free, but whatever the reason, it was still not a wise move. I hope Trent remains unaffected and focuses on his ability to contribute better to Real Madrid.

[Joca97]

My question, does he deserve this kind of treatment from his former side? Are players not allowed to leave for their dream club anymore if they had the chance?

When you're a diehard fan, you might do something like that. It's an expression of disappointment over the decision to leave. I don't think that should have happened. Supporters should understand that players have the right to develop and move to other clubs. I think only a small minority are doing this because they don't have an open mind. I think there's a lot more to the problem of players leaving clubs and being insulted upon their return. So, Trent should have performed better to reassure the fans who insulted him with his achievements.

It's unfortunate that a small portion of Liverpool fans took such action against TAA. What really disappointed me was their comments about Trent in that match, which were completely inappropriate. He gave everything he had in a Liverpool shirt and his decision to leave was understandable. Perhaps one of the reasons why those fans were so disappointed was that TAA left for Real Madrid for free, but whatever the reason, it was still not a wise move. I hope Trent remains unaffected and focuses on his ability to contribute better to Real Madrid.

I still dont understand why they are angry at him. I know he left for free to go to Real Madrid but still Trent wanted a new challenge and he wanted to go to Spain and i dont understand why they are so angry. Many players change clubs and leave their childhood club but still he won everything with Liverpool and they are still mad at him. I dont think it will affect him much

[Adbitco]

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.

Well this Real Madrid pattern only works for players that has one year left on their contract and are willing to join the club again it also takes the genius of Perez to convince these players to come play for Real Madrid and as a result of that, they even reject new contracts from their team. In the case of Lewandowski leaving Bayern Munich, It was not his intention but according to him, he said Bayern Munich betrayed him and in all sincerity, what Bayern did at that time wasn't good.

I think Bayern Munich made a few mistakes in the past. One was dismissing Robert Lewandowski, and another was the surprising dismissal of Nagelsmann despite his good form. Bayern Munich has made these mistakes in the past, but today they've become a magnificent Bayern Munich. I'm certain that if Lewandowski had been in the squad, he would have been Kane's backup. Therefore, I think it was better for Lewandowski's career to go to Barcelona.

True, at that time I was even angry at Bayern Munich and wondered why they had to sack a coach that's doing well although I have forgotten that reason but it was too minor because other coaches of other top clubs were losing matches and Nagelsmann had 100% record in the champions league as at the, I think he lost the league match or something and as for Lewandowski, he saw it as a betrayal, according to him, he claimed Bayern Munich were looking for another striker while he was still very much active. I think it was even Harry Kane self. I guess Bayern would be glad that they let him go and took Kane instead. Bayern Munich right now are on a rampage.

[Velvet78]

De Rossi is about to be new Genoa manager after the sacking of Patrick Vieira. They were really bad with Vieira honestly by being able to win only once in 10 games in the Serie A. 

But can De Rossi be the one to save them from a potential relegation threat? Let's find out. He has managed Roma and SPAL so far and I can't say he has started his manager career impressively...

He is still young for his job though. He has a lot to learn in time to maybe get better!

[Webetcoins]

this has been talked about for a long time, and it is increasingly likely that Real will sell Vinícius Jr. at the end of this season. He is a great player but has serious discipline problems, which undermine unity and the atmosphere in the team. His reaction after the coach substituted him was really very inappropriate and sent a very bad message. After all, as far as I have heard, Real already has the desire and plan to bring Haaland instead of Vinícius, and I think that would be a very good replacement and decision for Real. Haaland is older and more mature as a player and reportedly has no problem coming to Real. Mbappé and Haaland, what a striking duo that would be.  

In last 2 years, Vinícius Júnior is on decline which is the main cause for having this decision by Real Madrid management because now they are losing their patience about his behaviour and his remarks after El Clásico change now creating more spark and Real Madrid president Florentino Perez favouring coach Xabi Alonso.

Even his market value is £132 Million will not attract many buyers, but things are already set for this sell and Real Madrid is now going to have lethal combo of Jude Bellingham and Kylian Mbappé which are in favourable list of coach who is having good start of his new career at Bernabéu just 2 years left in his contract but most chances Real Madrid management will be tried to settle this in coming summer transfer window.

[Lida93]

De Rossi is about to be new Genoa manager after the sacking of Patrick Vieira. They were really bad with Vieira honestly by being able to win only once in 10 games in the Serie A. 

But can De Rossi be the one to save them from a potential relegation threat? Let's find out. He has managed Roma and SPAL so far and I can't say he has started his manager career impressively...

He is still young for his job though. He has a lot to learn in time to maybe get better!

In as much as I wouldn't want to talk down on De Rossi based on what transpired between AS Roma and the De Rossi when he was handling the Roma side and I hope same doesn't happen with Genoa. I believe the management of the club weren't satisfied with what Patrick Vieira's performance and that's why they had to relieve him of his position as coach but bringing in another coach who is also at the same level with Vieira could be disastrous because they need a coach that would be able transform the team into a side that would have a winning mentality in order to get the desired result for the club.

[lixer]

First, that was unwise from every single Liverpool fan who whistled and blew all that bullshit his way. This was a young player who gave his all to his family and boyhood, it's time for him to leave his fathers house,  comfort zone and dominate the world and they're mad at him?! He also should build better confidence. Big players like Cristaino Ronaldo do not make silly mistakes whenever they face booing from fans. Liverpool made him, thanks to Jurgen Klopp likewise,  but that young man shouldn't look back. He will do better with time for Real Madrid.

Mostly will talk against Liverpool fans but it's never been easy to stop things like these because it's now part of soccer culture fans never like player to switch Trent Alexander-Arnold was at his best in Liverpool and his transfer hurt badly.

Players needs to be mentally strong for situations like these because it's all part of game and if they want to have achieved their dreams then surely also needs to be ready for having situations like these. Too many big names surely faced situations like these, but they always keep things on balance and never feel pressure because they understand they have to overcome with this if they are having good future into this game.

[Furious 7]

Although what you said may be slightly true, we can still see that their attack is in trouble.
We know that the average goal scorer is a midfielder who can still be a little reliable but still the striker's job is important.

Lewa is now starting to enter the final phase of his career and this condition must be renewed so that the attacking line becomes a little fresh so in the end, leaving the striker aside and left for too long is clearly a mistake.

But when dealing with Osimhen, it is not easy because of course we know that it is not easy to sign this player now especially when talking about his release clause but still Barcelona must look for options for the striker position.

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.

The option for Barcelona at this time is that when they want to force Osimhen, they must be prepared with the financial conditions they have considering that in this case it will be very difficult for them if they continue to want to impose their will but their financial condition is not very good. Don't let what happened to Dani Olmo a few seasons ago come back to Osimhen later when they start to seriously determine the target.

Osimhen is still a very good player and I don't think that can be debated and it is clearly a very difficult situation to make the clause decrease because his performance is still very good.
Galatasaray have said that they can negotiate for the player provided 140 million can be agreed, other than that no negotiations will be possible.

[EL MOHA]

In as much as I wouldn't want to talk down on De Rossi based on what transpired between AS Roma and the De Rossi when he was handling the Roma side and I hope same doesn't happen with Genoa. I believe the management of the club weren't satisfied with what Patrick Vieira's performance and that's why they had to relieve him of his position as coach but bringing in another coach who is also at the same level with Vieira could be disastrous because they need a coach that would be able transform the team into a side that would have a winning mentality in order to get the desired result for the club.

There is this pattern that i actually noticed with this Italian clubs it is the fact that they don’t even like to get managers outside the league and simply just recycle players from one club to the other. De Rossi wasn’t all that superb at Roma but he wasn’t actually that bad either and if i can remember correctly it wasn’t about results that got him sacked but because he had problems with the club hierarchy and that’s why he was relief of his duties there.

Nonetheless giving him the job isn’t bad because even if they similar managers to you in terms of level of experience I think their playing style or Pattern differs and That’s the most important thing, if the team cannot play well under Viera it doesn’t mean De Rossi can not fix that

[joniboini]

Mostly will talk against Liverpool fans but it's never been easy to stop things like these because it's now part of soccer culture fans never like player to switch Trent Alexander-Arnold was at his best in Liverpool and his transfer hurt badly.

It's very draining to police emotions anyway. I mean, tragedy chanting is still here after so many years, even though people got fined for it. Some people think players are the face of the club, so if they switch to another club, it hurts them. At the end of the day, I agree with you that it's more or less part of the game. Not like they're throwing rocks at him or burning his house anyway. The best thing to do in such a situation is to respond in the field, while others on social media should just shut up.

[Coyster]

Real Madrid has written off Vini Jr..

I agree that Vini Jr's attitude leaves a whole lot to be desired and not every manager can cope with it. Carlo Ancelotti "managed" him well and we'd see how well Xabi Alonso does.

That said, i am not so sure i agree with you that Real Madrid have written him off, there is no reason why they should. He still performs at a good level, maybe not as good and influential as he was a couple of seasons ago, but he has the potential to return to that level. But if it is true that Real Madrid want to sell him, i am pretty sure they would struggle to find a buyer, he would cost a lot, plus his salary and his bad attitude.

[katanic97]

Real Madrid has written off Vini Jr.. They are considering selling him next summer. Vini reacts angrily to Xabi Alonso when he is substituted. The disagreement between the two is very clear. This has happened many times before. On the one hand, Real Madrid is trying to renew his contract because there is a possibility he could leave for free in 2027. They don't want a player who could bring in at least 100 million Euro to leave for free. Meanwhile, there are no serious suitors for Vini Jr. yet. It's not easy for him to find a place in the top 5 leagues because his disciplinary issues are causing clubs to steer clear of him.

No one questions his quality he’s truly an excellent footballer but as you mentioned, his arrogant behavior could make it difficult for him to move to a serious club. There may not be any offers at the moment, but there definitely will be, because who wouldn’t want to have Vinicius in their team? What worries me, for example, is that Rodrygo is getting less playing time than before. Could that mean that Xabi no longer sees him as a starter? I don’t know, but i can see that he doesn’t fit into the team the way he used to.

[TryNinja]

Real Madrid has written off Vini Jr.. They are considering selling him next summer. Vini reacts angrily to Xabi Alonso when he is substituted. The disagreement between the two is very clear. This has happened many times before. On the one hand, Real Madrid is trying to renew his contract because there is a possibility he could leave for free in 2027. They don't want a player who could bring in at least 100 million Euro to leave for free. Meanwhile, there are no serious suitors for Vini Jr. yet. It's not easy for him to find a place in the top 5 leagues because his disciplinary issues are causing clubs to steer clear of him.

Those are just rumers. I doubt Vini Jr will be sold when he is one of the biggest names on the team.

Vini has already appologized to Xabi and everybody said matters are ok now.

When Fabrizio Romano says anything, then I'll start believing.