⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Luzin]

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.

Selling Vini? Ah, that's impossible. I don't believe he'll be leaving anytime soon. I've seen how Madrid lets go of their key players. Madrid releases its good players when they start to age and their performance isn't as good. Vini Jr. isn't in that situation, and he doesn't have any issues with the club management or the coach. However, his contract only runs until 2027, and so far, there's been no agreement on extending it. There are rumors that Vini wants a pay raise, but there's been no progress on that front.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

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.

The difficulty in moving to another club isn't because of his arrogance, but rather because I think other teams will consider signing him because of his salary. Furthermore, the transfer fee is also quite difficult for some teams to sign him. The biggest opportunity is when a Saudi Arabian club comes in with a pretty tempting offer, but will Vinicius accept and play in a league that's less competitive, given his young age? He should consider playing in Europe rather than accepting an offer from a club there.

[Sexylizzy2813]

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.

For now we have to allow both parties to enjoy whatever they're feeding us, talking about Xabi and Vinicius Jr because that's what they felt was right to reduce the tension in the dressing room. But on the other side I felt the player had to express himself since it has gotten to point where he couldn't endure any more and if the manager choose to pretend that everything is fine it won't be for long because it has already shown that Alonso doesn't see Vinicius Jr as someone to build Real Madrid with and for that leaving will be the best but like you said, the ears of football (Fabrizio Romano) need to say something before we believe, for now let's leave it as it is, complete rumor or Vinicius Jr leaving.

[igebotz]

Selling Vini? Ah, that's impossible. I don't believe he'll be leaving anytime soon. I've seen how Madrid lets go of their key players. Madrid releases its good players when they start to age and their performance isn't as good. Vini Jr. isn't in that situation, and he doesn't have any issues with the club management or the coach. However, his contract only runs until 2027, and so far, there's been no agreement on extending it. There are rumors that Vini wants a pay raise, but there's been no progress on that front.

You said it yourself, "there has been no progress on that front" for his contract demands, and if they can't find a solution, he'll be sold in the next summer - he has two years left on his current contract, and the club doesn't think he deserves the wages and bonuses he's currently asking for, whereas the player camp believes he does, so they're far apart on the contract right now. Possible possible..

To be honest, I think he feels too entitled and wants to be the club's face and highest-paid player despite doing little since last seasons.

[tottong]

Selling Vini? Ah, that's impossible. I don't believe he'll be leaving anytime soon. I've seen how Madrid lets go of their key players. Madrid releases its good players when they start to age and their performance isn't as good. Vini Jr. isn't in that situation, and he doesn't have any issues with the club management or the coach. However, his contract only runs until 2027, and so far, there's been no agreement on extending it. There are rumors that Vini wants a pay raise, but there's been no progress on that front.

The only hope of selling Vini is if Real Madrid try to sign Haaland, and this is not impossible, but given Vini's impressive contribution, he should not be sold under any circumstances.
A pay rise could be a negotiable option, as I'm sure Vini will continue to get those opportunities if he succeeds in leading Real Madrid to Champions League glory. The link might be further fueled by his apparent annoyance at being substituted in the match against Barcelona so that sparking speculation.
Vini deserves to be kept because his contribution to Real Madrid is quite significant and I also don't believe Real Madrid will just let go of a quality player like him.

[Mayor of ogba]

Even though Napoli isn't ready to let Mac Tomminay leave, if the news about Mac Tomminay not being happy in Italy is true, there's no way Napoli will stop Mac Tomminay from leaving because he has made his intention of returning to the Premier League known to Napoli. Mac Tomminay won't want to join Tottenham Hotspur because he would like to join a club that can compete for the Premier League title. Since Mac Tomminay has grown into a good player, if I were Ruben Amorim, I would bring Mac Tomminay back to Manchester United because he still wants to play for Manchester United.

I don't really know why Manchester united sold this guy in the place, because this is a player they saw first hand and if you look at his performance on international duty in the Scottish team, you will be pissed why Manchester united will sold such a box to box midfielder if you are actually a Manchester united fan, but that's by the way.

As for the possibility of mctominay moving back to england, it would be very difficult unless his contract is just left with one of two years.
We have seen how Napoli usually force players to stay against their wish, so this one wouldn't be different, so if he still have a contract at the club for more than two years, the possibilities of him moving is very low, but it it's below two years, he might get his transfer away eventually.

I believe Tomminay was sold by Manchester United because he wasn't giving the club what they wanted from him. Now that Mac Tomminay has matured and grown into a good player at Napoli, Manchester United should sign him back because he will be a great addition to Manchester United team. If Mac Tomminay has made up his mind to leave Napoli, even though he has three years contract with Napoli, that won't stop him from leaving, because we have seen so many players who have three years remaining in their contracts leaving their clubs.

[Barikui1]

Even though Napoli isn't ready to let Mac Tomminay leave, if the news about Mac Tomminay not being happy in Italy is true, there's no way Napoli will stop Mac Tomminay from leaving because he has made his intention of returning to the Premier League known to Napoli. Mac Tomminay won't want to join Tottenham Hotspur because he would like to join a club that can compete for the Premier League title. Since Mac Tomminay has grown into a good player, if I were Ruben Amorim, I would bring Mac Tomminay back to Manchester United because he still wants to play for Manchester United.

I don't really know why Manchester united sold this guy in the place, because this is a player they saw first hand and if you look at his performance on international duty in the Scottish team, you will be pissed why Manchester united will sold such a box to box midfielder if you are actually a Manchester united fan, but that's by the way.

As for the possibility of mctominay moving back to england, it would be very difficult unless his contract is just left with one of two years.
We have seen how Napoli usually force players to stay against their wish, so this one wouldn't be different, so if he still have a contract at the club for more than two years, the possibilities of him moving is very low, but it it's below two years, he might get his transfer away eventually.

I believe Tomminay was sold by Manchester United because he wasn't giving the club what they wanted from him. Now that Mac Tomminay has matured and grown into a good player at Napoli, Manchester United should sign him back because he will be a great addition to Manchester United team. If Mac Tomminay has made up his mind to leave Napoli, even though he has three years contract with Napoli, that won't stop him from leaving, because we have seen so many players who have three years remaining in their contracts leaving their clubs.

If his remaining contract with Napoli is remaining three years then it's very unlikely that they will let him leave because Napoli have that way of doing things whereby they will tell the player that if the right amount comes in, he will be given his wish, but in reality, if the player is actually worth $50M, they will put like $130M on the player as the final amount they will accept for the player, knowing fully well that no club will pay such an amount for the player in question, that is why they always have problem with most of their ex players including victor osimhen.
So if they don't want mctominay to move, they will just use their normal tricks in him, and all the interested clubs will later back off from the deal since it will be too expensive.

[abhiseshakana]

Selling Vini? Ah, that's impossible. I don't believe he'll be leaving anytime soon. I've seen how Madrid lets go of their key players. Madrid releases its good players when they start to age and their performance isn't as good. Vini Jr. isn't in that situation, and he doesn't have any issues with the club management or the coach. However, his contract only runs until 2027, and so far, there's been no agreement on extending it. There are rumors that Vini wants a pay raise, but there's been no progress on that front.

The only hope of selling Vini is if Real Madrid try to sign Haaland, and this is not impossible, but given Vini's impressive contribution, he should not be sold under any circumstances.
A pay rise could be a negotiable option, as I'm sure Vini will continue to get those opportunities if he succeeds in leading Real Madrid to Champions League glory. The link might be further fueled by his apparent annoyance at being substituted in the match against Barcelona so that sparking speculation.
Vini deserves to be kept because his contribution to Real Madrid is quite significant and I also don't believe Real Madrid will just let go of a quality player like him.

It seems that the incident in El Clasico caused the speculation to resurface, and many also assumed that Vini's excessive behavior (when he was taken off), made the coach and board unhappy. Apart from that, there is also no certainty regarding the contract extension, so it is reasonable if some people think that Real Madrid will release Vini before they lose him for free. Vini's performance may be declining at the moment, but I think he is still the best in his position, so Real Madrid will definitely think carefully before they decide to let him go.

[Zlantann]

I believe Tomminay was sold by Manchester United because he wasn't giving the club what they wanted from him. Now that Mac Tomminay has matured and grown into a good player at Napoli, Manchester United should sign him back because he will be a great addition to Manchester United team. If Mac Tomminay has made up his mind to leave Napoli, even though he has three years contract with Napoli, that won't stop him from leaving, because we have seen so many players who have three years remaining in their contracts leaving their clubs.

Scott McTominay was sold due to Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. Since he was a homegrown player, it was easy to use him to balance the club's account. Erik Ten Hag also thought that  Manuel Ugarte was a better player who would fit his tactics. But some Manchester United legends, such as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Benni McCarthy, criticised the club for letting him leave cheaply. And the player also pushed for his departure because he wanted a new challenge.  It's now obvious that he made the right choice because he fits perfectly in the playing style of Napoli under Antonio Conte.

[Agbamoni]

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.

You can always agree with me that Liverpool has one of the worst fan base in England.
Honestly I wasn't surprised on the act they pulled off on that day. If they can throw shade at Salah for not scoring or giving an assist in few games they lost, then something like this is expected.
Arnold was among the players that gave them the Premier League their they haven't won in many years, his name should be respected.

[sana54210]

Finally, Stefano Pioli has been officially sacked by Fiorentina. His performance as the new coach this season has been very poor since the start of the season. They have been too slow and too long to trust Fiorentina to Pioli, whose performance has become increasingly worse. They are currently in the relegation zone, without a single win throughout Pioli's career at Fiorentina.

Some of the candidates being discussed are D'Aversa, Vanoli, or A. Palladino. The goal is for Fiorentina to bounce back and avoid relegation to Serie B, based on the club's performance so far, which has been top-tier, but under Pioli, everything is shaky.

The funny thing is, this guy was sacked from Milan for being so horrible, went to Al Nassr and got fired for being bad, and then Fiorentina still somehow got him for some reason, no idea why at all. Now he is fired from here as well, I really do wonder about his future. I am sensing there is a potential that he will be moving down, going to Serie B or something, because it's clear that on the last three jobs he had, he has been terrible and there is no way that we can see this guy be a good manager again.

How can someone be so bad that every team he manages be bad, and every time he leaves a team that team becomes good. Milan was terrible, now they are near the top, Al Nassr was bad but now they are leading the league. I bet Fiorentina will do better.

[lizarder]

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

This is understandable, as most Liverpool fans love TAA, but he decided to leave after Liverpool offered him a contract extension. Fan anger arose when the two teams met in the Champions League, and TAA received some undeserved treatment at Anfield. However, I saw him manage to handle the tension and not be provoked by the situation, because he remained calm throughout the match, even though his performance was less than satisfactory which resulted in Real Madrid losing.

Every player wants the best for his career, even if it sometimes hurts the fans at his original club. I think this is normal, and there are many other players who might have faced more pressure than him after leaving. It's better to focus on improving his individual qualities because I see TAA experiencing a slight decline in performance as usual.

[Lidger]

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.

You must have noticed how much buzz there was about Rodrygo in this transfer window, but even after the transfer market closed, Rodrygo is still at Real Madrid and although he is not in the regular XI, he is seen performing at least 20 to 30 minutes on the field in every match. Vinicius Junior behaved a bit aggressively in the El Clasico match because he wanted to play full time in that match and he performed well when he was taken off, but hopefully the on-field issues have ended on the field. Vinicius Junior is undoubtedly one of Real Madrid's best wingers, so Real Madrid certainly wouldn't want to lose such a gem. If Real Madrid says they want to sell Vinicius Junior, then it will be seen that the big clubs in Europe are lining up to accept him at a high price, but Real Madrid will not do that.

[Lida93]

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

Actually there is a peculiar reason why these Italian clubs always source their coaches within Italy, it has to do with the unique style of Italian football and it takes someone who's familiar or inclined with such style to be able to perform in such role, De Rossi played his football in Italy and at such has a vast knowledge of Italian football, working with different coaches of Italian origin, even Patrick vieira who was recently sacked by Genoa played for Juventus and Inter Milan and also knows how Italian football works that why he was contracted by Genoa, so it's obvious that in Italy you have to be inclined with the Italian style of football before you get the job.

[katanic97]

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.

The difficulty in moving to another club isn't because of his arrogance, but rather because I think other teams will consider signing him because of his salary. Furthermore, the transfer fee is also quite difficult for some teams to sign him. The biggest opportunity is when a Saudi Arabian club comes in with a pretty tempting offer, but will Vinicius accept and play in a league that's less competitive, given his young age? He should consider playing in Europe rather than accepting an offer from a club there.

Yes, his salary is basically the biggest problem, but also his arrogance on the field and his behavior like an immature child make it even harder for clubs to sign Vinicius. He’s too young for Saudi Arabia; if he doesn’t extend his contract with Real, i see him in a club like Bayern Munich or one of the English clubs, where he could change and earn respect from everyone.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Ajax is now held a meeting with Ten Hag to appoint him again as a manager. I can't believe them still have faith on Ten Hag after his poor perform in his previous clubs. It seem they still have belief if he can change the situation better. So they will re-appoint him back as a new manager.
I admit he's better than Heitinga, but Ajax has not talented players on its squad. They also lack of proper sport director, which makes me believe he won't able to repeat his success in the past.

Any thought about this?

[hyudien]

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.

Selling Vini? Ah, that's impossible. I don't believe he'll be leaving anytime soon. I've seen how Madrid lets go of their key players. Madrid releases its good players when they start to age and their performance isn't as good. Vini Jr. isn't in that situation, and he doesn't have any issues with the club management or the coach. However, his contract only runs until 2027, and so far, there's been no agreement on extending it. There are rumors that Vini wants a pay raise, but there's been no progress on that front.

Rumors of a potential sale of Vini arose due to a minor issue with Xabi. However, as mentioned by TryNinja and as I read in an article this morning, Vini has apologized for his behavior. Personally, I don't rule out the possibility that if such behavior were to recur, Madrid could take decisive action and sell him. It's true that Vini wants a pay rise. This was already the case when Mbappé arrived, but so far there have been no concrete discussions. It's possible that Madrid are still hesitant about increasing his salary.

[Solodoski]

Ajax is now held a meeting with Ten Hag to appoint him again as a manager. I can't believe them still have faith on Ten Hag after his poor perform in his previous clubs. It seem they still have belief if he can change the situation better. So they will re-appoint him back as a new manager.
I admit he's better than Heitinga, but Ajax has not talented players on its squad. They also lack of proper sport director, which makes me believe he won't able to repeat his success in the past.

Any thought about this?

Erik Ten Hag has really been poor on his recent jobs and that's just the fact, but if truly Ajax wants to reappoint him.as their manager, it might be a good thing for him. He knows the club very well and might begin to build something better than what they have right now. It's also true that they don't have quality players at Ajax right now, but he might build something good for them, because he was good when he was with them and he might build a good team, but the club has to be patient with him and not expect him to turn everything around this season.

[Princess Leah]

Ajax is now held a meeting with Ten Hag to appoint him again as a manager. I can't believe them still have faith on Ten Hag after his poor perform in his previous clubs. It seem they still have belief if he can change the situation better. So they will re-appoint him back as a new manager.
I admit he's better than Heitinga, but Ajax has not talented players on its squad. They also lack of proper sport director, which makes me believe he won't able to repeat his success in the past.

Any thought about this?

Erik Ten Hag has really been poor on his recent jobs and that's just the fact, but if truly Ajax wants to reappoint him.as their manager, it might be a good thing for him. He knows the club very well and might begin to build something better than what they have right now. It's also true that they don't have quality players at Ajax right now, but he might build something good for them, because he was good when he was with them and he might build a good team, but the club has to be patient with him and not expect him to turn everything around this season.

Very true dear, although I understand that being the head coach of Manchester United was to demanding from him and he couldn't withstand the pressure of coaching the club but I didn't expect him to move on from Manchester United to have an awful career coaching Bayer Leverkusen, and even set a bad record as the coach with the shortest tenure in the league.

 Well it's good that he's secured another job, atleast he's had a wonderful experience managing Ajax in the past so there's a possibility that he could thrive over there again, I wish him all the best of lucks.

[arallmuus]

Ajax is now held a meeting with Ten Hag to appoint him again as a manager. I can't believe them still have faith on Ten Hag after his poor perform in his previous clubs. It seem they still have belief if he can change the situation better. So they will re-appoint him back as a new manager.

He wasnt that bad in Manchester United though, it was just EPL is way tougher than Eredivisiae. As for Bayern Munich, Im not sure what really happened there but he had only 3 games with them. Anyway Ten Hag had 73% win rate with ajax for 4 seasons so yeah Ajax trying to hire him again is a good move. He might not be the best manager but he is available and he had good history with Ajax