⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Merit.s]

I can't believe how Jorgensen is considering to leave from Chelsea in winter window. Although it's too fast for him to leave, i can understand it consider he really lacks of minutes. I consder him as average goalie, so losing him should be okay.
However, i'm only wondering what club is gonna have interest on him. I don't think Chelsea will let him leave for easily. 16m pounds should be needed to buy him at very least.

For the good of his career, he has to leave from the club.

It's the happiness of every player to be given a good time on the field even if you are not among the mainstream players. But that of a goalkeeper is different because the first choice is the center of attraction. Nobody will use his second choice of goalkeeper if the first is fit for the game.

Jorgensen needs a club that will give him more time on the field to improve his performance and increase his price value. Sitting on the bench most times wouldn't add any value to him.

[Princess Leah]

I think Zidane's desire to coach the French national team and reject several offers from top clubs is because he wants to make history. We know that very few players or coaches have ever won the World Cup as both a player and a coach, and Zidane wants to set that record because he has already won the World Cup as a player. If Zidane were to coach the French national team and win the World Cup, he would likely be the only one to set an extraordinary record, winning the World Cup as both a player and a coach. Not only that, but at club level, he has also won the UEFA Champions League as both a player and a coach. He even won the UEFA Champions League three times in a row as a coach, making him the only coach to have achieved this feat to date. It would be difficult for any coach to break his record at the UEFA Champions League level.

If Zidane wanted to come back to coaching in the European club league he would've probably find a way to attract PSG to sign him before they even thought of signing Enrique and it would've been easier given that he's a French nationality or he could've gone back to coaching Real Madrid when talks of Ancelotti's departure came up, but it seems he's achieved lots coaching the club side and would want a tougher challenge.

 Which coach won't want to add the world cup to their profile? Zidane is a top class coach and he's capable of setting a record cause the France National team is strong enough for him to achieve the world cup if he handles them say way he did to Madrid players to win the UEFA Champions league three times consecutively if am not mistaken and he's the first manager to ever do that, so I believe that if he's given the opportunity to manage the France National team there's chances that he'll set another record with them.

[Alonso_]

Liverpool sold this player to Bayern Munich and he has been a scoring machine for the Barbarians, the version we saw of Diaz is completely different from how he plays at Liverpool, he has been upgraded. You guys would agree with me that Liverpool are missing what he brings to the team, having Isak, Ekitike and Wirtz have not been doing what the fans expect of them too(I wouldn't say that for Wirtz) but I know they're going to be different come next season.
Diaz on the other have gotten 11 goals in all competition this season and 5 assist more than these new guys at Liverpool and he have more goals them them 3 put together, which means they're not up to the task at hand. I believe Liverpool fans would be wishing he stayed for the club and I'll ask, are the Red missing Diaz

Seems not matching comparison regarding how many goals scoring by Luiz Diaz than three recruitment of Liverpool this season still underperformance, so far Alexander Isak absent several matches for Liverpool due injury and difficult for adapting well with new tactician until scoring many goals as last season become Newcastle United top scorer. Huge difference level competition and difficult when comparison Luiz Diaz goals playing for Bayern Munich in Bundesliga than high level games play in Premier League.

I believe if Luiz Diaz keep stay with Liverpool he can't score as many goals how many goals scoring right now with Bayern Munich, I think need time for Liverpool new recruitment return to top performance. Premier League not friendly as for new players and most of them need time adapting well such as Luiz Diaz when first time arriving as Liverpool's new player.

Luis Diaz has certainly improved a lot since he left Liverpool, and that seems to leaves the question: Was Liverpool's decision correct when they decided to sell him?

I think the Bundesliga is very different from the Premier League, and coincidentally, Luis Diaz's playing style might suit the Bundesliga culture very well. Therefore, Luis Diaz can adapt quickly and is able to show his best performance. Apart from that, with so many great players at Bayern Munich, it seems to have had quite an impact on Luis Diaz's improvement.

If Luis Diaz were still playing for Liverpool this season, I doubt he would have made the same contribution he did for Munich, because during his time at Liverpool, his performance was not consistent, so there is no certainty that he could have performed as well if he had stayed at Liverpool. Perhaps this is the reason why Liverpool chose to let him go.

I think Liverpool didn’t let him go, he decided to leave the club because of money, Liverpool offered him a contract to stay, and Bayern offered a contract with more wages and he decided to leave for Bayern Munich and Liverpool also decided to let him go, Luiz Diaz have been at Liverpool for 3 and a half years but he has never had that same number he has at Bayern Munich, that is to tell you the difference between the German Bundesliga and the English Premier League, the football is more strong and there is no much space and time unlike the Bundesliga you have so many freedom and time to make a decisions.

Liverpool played Einstrinct Frankfurt in the Champions League, when you see the performance between both team, you will see the difference between both leagues, Florian Wirtz have had a horrible time in England with Liverpool and when he came up against Frankfurt he had two assist in that game, the truth is that the Bundesliga is very easy, that is why you see players like Florian Wirtz flourishing there and when they come to the Premier League they struggle.

[Juicyhome]

If Zidane wanted to come back to coaching in the European club league he would've probably find a way to attract PSG to sign him before they even thought of signing Enrique and it would've been easier given that he's a French nationality or he could've gone back to coaching Real Madrid when talks of Ancelotti's departure came up, but it seems he's achieved lots coaching the club side and would want a tougher challenge.

 Which coach won't want to add the world cup to their profile? Zidane is a top class coach and he's capable of setting a record cause the France National team is strong enough for him to achieve the world cup if he handles them say way he did to Madrid players to win the UEFA Champions league three times consecutively if am not mistaken and he's the first manager to ever do that, so I believe that if he's given the opportunity to manage the France National team there's chances that he'll set another record with them.

Zidane is just a lucky Coach,  many of his mates that started coaching before him hasn't achieved anything he achieved with three years in charge of Real Madrid. He's a very calm person and very strategic one, he knows how to communicate with the Players and to bring the best in them, we saw it during his time in Real Madrid and when things get worst he humbly set aside for fresh Brian.

If he's interested in his national team job, he has the CV to apply, he has all it takes to bring glory to the French national team. He can manage the team as ex player just like he did in Real Madrid, Zidane seems to love coaching a team his familiar with, after Real Madrid he has refused to accept offer from various leagues club and national team. I wish he gets the French team to the world cup.

[Daniel91]

If Zidane wanted to come back to coaching in the European club league he would've probably find a way to attract PSG to sign him before they even thought of signing Enrique and it would've been easier given that he's a French nationality or he could've gone back to coaching Real Madrid when talks of Ancelotti's departure came up, but it seems he's achieved lots coaching the club side and would want a tougher challenge.

 Which coach won't want to add the world cup to their profile? Zidane is a top class coach and he's capable of setting a record cause the France National team is strong enough for him to achieve the world cup if he handles them say way he did to Madrid players to win the UEFA Champions league three times consecutively if am not mistaken and he's the first manager to ever do that, so I believe that if he's given the opportunity to manage the France National team there's chances that he'll set another record with them.

Zidane is just a lucky Coach,  many of his mates that started coaching before him hasn't achieved anything he achieved with three years in charge of Real Madrid. He's a very calm person and very strategic one, he knows how to communicate with the Players and to bring the best in them, we saw it during his time in Real Madrid and when things get worst he humbly set aside for fresh Brian.

If he's interested in his national team job, he has the CV to apply, he has all it takes to bring glory to the French national team. He can manage the team as ex player just like he did in Real Madrid, Zidane seems to love coaching a team his familiar with, after Real Madrid he has refused to accept offer from various leagues club and national team. I wish he gets the French team to the world cup.

Zidane is not a lucky coach (are you implying that he achieved his successes due to luck rather than skill and knowledge) but a very charismatic person, who has authority and experience, so his players always follow and respect him. 
If that weren’t the case, Zidane wouldn’t have achieved such successes with Real, including three consecutive European titles. 
He also chooses his jobs carefully, and it is obvious that currently he is only interested in the position of France's national team coach, and I am confident that he will be very good in that role as well.

[lizarder]

Zidane has turned down several coaching positions at top clubs since leaving Real Madrid. He has a track record of being both assistant manager and manager at Real Madrid, and has never been anywhere else since. He's from France, and that fits perfectly with who he is. Let's wait for the news, as we're really expecting it here.  

He still hopes to get the chance to coach the French national team, as that's his biggest dream, but so far, he hasn't gotten the chance. Several teams have also been interested in Zidane's services, but they've almost never reached an agreement, and even in the Premier League, his name has been linked in previous transfer windows. A few days ago, I read online news that Zidane is now a little more open to accepting coaching offers, but he hasn't explicitly stated which team he would accept.

Zidane's coaching career has been quite successful, having delivered several prestigious titles to Real Madrid, but questions arise as to whether this can happen again, especially when he decides to coach club who may not have the players Real Madrid has, and this will also be a consideration for maintaining his reputation.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

Zidane has turned down several coaching positions at top clubs since leaving Real Madrid. He has a track record of being both assistant manager and manager at Real Madrid, and has never been anywhere else since. He's from France, and that fits perfectly with who he is. Let's wait for the news, as we're really expecting it here.  

He still hopes to get the chance to coach the French national team, as that's his biggest dream, but so far, he hasn't gotten the chance. Several teams have also been interested in Zidane's services, but they've almost never reached an agreement, and even in the Premier League, his name has been linked in previous transfer windows. A few days ago, I read online news that Zidane is now a little more open to accepting coaching offers, but he hasn't explicitly stated which team he would accept.

Zidane's coaching career has been quite successful, having delivered several prestigious titles to Real Madrid, but questions arise as to whether this can happen again, especially when he decides to coach club who may not have the players Real Madrid has, and this will also be a consideration for maintaining his reputation.

They've not seen any reason to terminate the contract of the current coach if not Zidane would've been a good option for replacement. So far,
Didier Deschamps has been a good coach, he always take France to a good level in international competitions, in the last world cup they played the finals against Argentina and nearly won it so I believe that's why he's still retaining the job.
 Anyways Zidane seems patient enough to wait for an opportunity, I see news about him declining offers to coach several clubs which means that he's seriously focused on managing an international team, the French national team to be precise and I believe he'll get the opportunity in the future, for now let's see how far France would go in the upcoming world cup, I think they'll reach the semi-finals.

[Woodie]

If Zidane wanted to come back to coaching in the European club league he would've probably find a way to attract PSG to sign him before they even thought of signing Enrique and it would've been easier given that he's a French nationality or he could've gone back to coaching Real Madrid when talks of Ancelotti's departure came up

After managing a club like Madrid, he better go for a club that is so good that they themselves can manage to play some good football ⚽ even without a manager, and from the look of things or the good clubs that needed just to be the face of the club are taken and what is left needs a real manager with real technical skills.. and I don't think he will manage to make a name from average tier clubs.

And PSG in the farmers league was a good fit but unfortunately wasn't available at the time.. the search goes on..

[Luzin]

Zidane's coaching career has been quite successful, having delivered several prestigious titles to Real Madrid, but questions arise as to whether this can happen again, especially when he decides to coach club who may not have the players Real Madrid has, and this will also be a consideration for maintaining his reputation.

I haven't seen Zidane manage a mediocre club, so I don't understand him working with a mid-table team. When he was with Madrid, he had fantastic players and deservedly won the Champions League three times. His financial strength and good players are what supported his success. But if he worked for another team, like PSG, I think he could have succeeded. PSG has strong finances and significant management support. If he wants to convince the club, he should find a club immediately. Then, he must be able to improve his performance; this would certainly improve public opinion of Zidane's performance. But it seems Zidane doesn't want to make a blunder and join a mid-table team.

[jaberwock]

Zidane is such an enigma in the world of managing. He managed only Real Madrid and had so much success with the team. The two weird thing about his coaching is that, first of all you do not start your manager career by being the manager of Real Madrid, they are not a team that gets coaches with near zero coaching before.

Zidane had nearly nothing at all before, some youth teams only. However, we have to realize even with that, we do not see some coach with zero coaching experience, comes to a team like Real Madrid and then win three times in a row at UCL, that part is even weirder. This is why he is such an enigma, lets see what he will do with France if the rumours are true but if it is then I think it's going to be something surreal for France if they can win like Real Madrid won with Zidane.

[Ale88]

Breaking news comes from Zinedine Zidane. Currently, Zidane is the favorite to replace Didier Deschamps as the new coach, who will leave the France team after this World Cup ends. However, there will still be no official announcement from the federation before July. This may be quite a clear plan for Zizou in 2026.

Zidane neve hide the fact that he would love to manage the French National team, that is one of the reasons he turned down some offers he received from other clubs. At the same time I don't think this type of news can be somehow healthy for the team: playing a World Cup while being managed by someone you know it's going to leave is never a good thing, club or national team, it doesn't matter.

[el kaka22]

Semenyo definitely would be a great help for the team, United needs someone like that without a doubt, someone who is fired up and quick and have the physicals to be dominant. And a 65 million release clause is nothing compared to what United paid for the transfers this summer. They bought only three players and paid 230 million total, that shows you that paying 65 million for a player is nothing to them. Will they do it during the winter break or will they wait until the summer?

I am not sure about it but if Amorim liked what he saw with Semenyo then I think that is more than enough. He certainly passes the eye test, we have seen and watched him for a while now and we have seen him do a great job, that is the most important and obvious reason to be happy about it.

[Lida93]

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I can't believe how Jorgensen is considering to leave from Chelsea in winter window. Although it's too fast for him to leave, i can understand it consider he really lacks of minutes. I consder him as average goalie, so losing him should be okay.
However, i'm only wondering what club is gonna have interest on him. I don't think Chelsea will let him leave for easily. 16m pounds should be needed to buy him at very least.

For the good of his career, he has to leave from the club.

Actually such is expected from a young goalkeeper of his age especially one that is ambitious and is seeking more playing time than he is getting at his current club.jorgensen is a young talented goalkeeper whom a lot of big teams in Europe would be interested in if he eventually decides to leave Stamford Bridge, though his buyout clause might be a bit of a problem due to his age but at this point I guess letting him leave would be the best option since he isn't constantly used and is agitating for playing time which is not possible at the moment.

[PokerDiceMan]

Zidane's coaching career has been quite successful, having delivered several prestigious titles to Real Madrid, but questions arise as to whether this can happen again, especially when he decides to coach club who may not have the players Real Madrid has, and this will also be a consideration for maintaining his reputation.

Zinedine Zidane's coaching portfolio is only with Real Madrid. He has never coached any team other than Real Madrid. Real Madrid, with a luxurious squad and abundant funds, is a very wealthy club that can buy any player they want, so it is natural that their achievements are brilliant. He has never coached any other club, especially a weak team. So if he only succeeds at one club, a very wealthy club, and has not coached for decades, his achievements are still debatable and not superior. It's the same with Guardiola, who coached outside Barcelona in teams that were previously very dominant and wealthy as well. After coaching Barcelona, he moved on to Bayern Munich and Manchester City, both of which were already dominant in their leagues and also very wealthy clubs. A great coach is one who has coached small, weak clubs and managed to bring achievements; that is truly an extraordinary coach.

[Renampun]

Semenyo definitely would be a great help for the team, United needs someone like that without a doubt, someone who is fired up and quick and have the physicals to be dominant. And a 65 million release clause is nothing compared to what United paid for the transfers this summer. They bought only three players and paid 230 million total, that shows you that paying 65 million for a player is nothing to them. Will they do it during the winter break or will they wait until the summer?

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Semenyo will be a good winger for United now, because they need a winger who is able to provide opportunities from the side of the field and Semenyo is one of the best wingers at the moment, and with his inclusion in the United squad, they will have more flexible attack options, and that allows Amorim to be able to adapt more varied strategies according to match conditions. now Amorim has succeeded in approaching him, and that gives them a better chance compared to Liverpool, so the decision to purchase him is up to Man United management whether they want to spend quite a large amount of money to bring in Semenyo from Bournemouth, or keep waiting.

[Abbatty]

Semenyo definitely would be a great help for the team, United needs someone like that without a doubt, someone who is fired up and quick and have the physicals to be dominant. And a 65 million release clause is nothing compared to what United paid for the transfers this summer. They bought only three players and paid 230 million total, that shows you that paying 65 million for a player is nothing to them. Will they do it during the winter break or will they wait until the summer?

I am not sure about it but if Amorim liked what he saw with Semenyo then I think that is more than enough. He certainly passes the eye test, we have seen and watched him for a while now and we have seen him do a great job, that is the most important and obvious reason to be happy about it.

I think since last season Semenyo have really show some good quality in him and it would be good for every good team to have him in their squad, his current Release clause is around £60-65Million. The big question his does he really fit into Amorim style of play, we know Semenyo his use to the 4-3-3 or 4-5-1 formation and Amorim is a coach whose philosophy is based on the 3-5-2 formation, I don’t think he suite the team. Imagine spending that much fee on him and either seeing him being bench or not playing the way he use to at Bournemouth will be a bad business for Manchester United.

I think Amorim is not a coach that deals with wingers, we have seen him throw away wingers at Manchester United, the likes of Rashford, Garnacho and even Anthony so bringing in Semenyo might be a big problem for him.

[Adbitco]

I can't believe how Jorgensen is considering to leave from Chelsea in winter window. Although it's too fast for him to leave, i can understand it consider he really lacks of minutes. I consder him as average goalie, so losing him should be okay.
However, i'm only wondering what club is gonna have interest on him. I don't think Chelsea will let him leave for easily. 16m pounds should be needed to buy him at very least.

For the good of his career, he has to leave from the club.

It's very understandable of him willing to leave the club now and his reason is very genuine. It's the world cup season and every player wants to help their respective countries in every way that they can and that's by playing, but for them to get a call up, they need regular game time from their respective club sides. He knows that in Chelsea he can't get it because the club already has a number one goalie. I'm sure he can be taken by any of the lower teams and if his lucky enough and he performs very well before the end of the season, Denmark could call him.

[Obari]

I can't believe how Jorgensen is considering to leave from Chelsea in winter window. Although it's too fast for him to leave, i can understand it consider he really lacks of minutes. I consder him as average goalie, so losing him should be okay.
However, i'm only wondering what club is gonna have interest on him. I don't think Chelsea will let him leave for easily. 16m pounds should be needed to buy him at very least.

For the good of his career, he has to leave from the club.

Filip Jorgensen leaving Stamford Bridge? I support him to leave the club because of lack of minutes. Common let's deal with reality, he's not different from Robert Sanchez who's first choice for the club. Remember, Sanchez made quite unforgettable errors in the goal post that cost the whole club to concede goals and lose points last season, it also got bad to the point when Enzo Maresca had no option than to keep Sanchez on the bench for poor performing stats. I can count on some games when he was issued a red card over worst tackles on oppositions. Robert Sanchez we're talking about here and Jorgensen deserves more playing minutes. I have a question for Enzo Maresca, what do you expect from a goalie who's absolutely been kept on the bench for a long period of time to do better when he's immediately substitute on?

I urge Jorgensen to take the next available offer and exit the club because he deeply have no future with the club. Now is the time for Jorgensen to move forward and make things fly in his direction. I know it's going to be extremely difficult to see him having a tempting offer but atleast his exits will trigger him to explore in any club.

[Zaguru12]

I think since last season Semenyo have really show some good quality in him and it would be good for every good team to have him in their squad, his current Release clause is around £60-65Million. The big question his does he really fit into Amorim style of play, we know Semenyo his use to the 4-3-3 or 4-5-1 formation and Amorim is a coach whose philosophy is based on the 3-5-2 formation, I don’t think he suite the team. Imagine spending that much fee on him and either seeing him being bench or not playing the way he use to at Bournemouth will be a bad business for Manchester United.

I think Amorim is not a coach that deals with wingers, we have seen him throw away wingers at Manchester United, the likes of Rashford, Garnacho and even Anthony so bringing in Semenyo might be a big problem for him.

In as much as I think I agree with you that Semenyo might need a perfect system for him to actually flourish with, I think yuh seriously have to know that Amorim doesn’t by any chance doesn’t wants some specific players but rather he likes his own pattern of players. The Three players you listed he replaces were actually more of discipline issue and not Base form and the like of that. Rashford and Gernacho were both having issues with the manager seeing at a huge offense and hence the reason for their exit.

For Anthony it is only him know that the club actually sacrificed just to get better upgrade in the likes of Mbeumo who was already signed to fill in that spot, Semenyo might just be Ruben Amorim player he will use as a replacement for the left side of the team which is still looking for a good winger and he will fit in perfectly for the role.

[Dump3er]

I can't believe how Jorgensen is considering to leave from Chelsea in winter window. Although it's too fast for him to leave, i can understand it consider he really lacks of minutes. I consder him as average goalie, so losing him should be okay.
However, i'm only wondering what club is gonna have interest on him. I don't think Chelsea will let him leave for easily. 16m pounds should be needed to buy him at very least.

For the good of his career, he has to leave from the club.

It's very understandable of him willing to leave the club now and his reason is very genuine. It's the world cup season and every player wants to help their respective countries in every way that they can and that's by playing, but for them to get a call up, they need regular game time from their respective club sides. He knows that in Chelsea he can't get it because the club already has a number one goalie. I'm sure he can be taken by any of the lower teams and if his lucky enough and he performs very well before the end of the season, Denmark could call him.

As much as I would like to think, calling his reason genuine because he does it for his home country goes too far. First and foremost, and there is nothing wrong about it, he does it for himself. As a consequence he can be of help again. It is quite often that players have to make tough decisions when they already play for a big team like Chelsea and occasionally they get lucky and pushed into their team by circumstances like injuries, but that is nothing a goalkeeper can hope for forever. It can be as effective for him to leave, play for a team that is assumed to be weaker, and then become the best man there. It won't be long until the big teams knock on his door again.