⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Obari]

I think Rashford declined form at Manchester United wasn't entirely cause by Amorim, after all, he spoke about how the continuous changing of managers can be difficult for players.

He is getting his fit back in a club he likes after losing trust in his old club but I must say he is still in a overall difficult situation because Barcelona might not be having the capacity of signing him if they can't meet the asking price of signing him and it's not a new thing seeing players coming there from loan and doing well but still won't be signed.

Don't do this, we can go on and blame Ruben Amorim for the decline performance of Marcus Rashford. The Englishman grown up and become too lazy on the pitch. Try to understand that Rashford had this pride and already made a name for himself so he was no longer performing at top level. We're seeing entirely different version of the player in Barcelona. Hansi flick is making good use of Marcus Rashford and this is becoming a necessity for Rashford football career.

What's happening lately when it comes to Marcus Rashford, he's been benched by the coach and everyone becomes curious because he's been delivering top notch games. Rashford won't be holding back if his team is depending on him. Rashford should also try his best to understand the scenario because a team like Barcelona, they don't relied on him because they've Lamine Yamal, Pedri, Raphinha and other outstanding players, they can succeed with or without Rashford so it's no big deal for them.

[marcous]

The thing though is that Manchester United under Ruben Amorim will not take Marcus Rashford back into the team in fact this is not even debatable because the Rashford situation is seriously way different and complicated than what most people think it’s going.

Even if Man Utd were to re-sign Rashford, he would likely fight to stay with Barcelona. The simple reason is that he has found what he was missing at Man Utd and now has Flick full trust.

The funny thng is why are you fans believing that Manchester United will genuinely go for Sergio Ramos? I am full confident that Manchester United will not sign Sergio Ramos because they seriously do not need it anymore because the players at his position are way better now,

What! I just learned about this rumor. Is it true or just a hoax? Honestly, this sounds like a joke because, as you said, Ramos time is over. For an aging defender like him, the Premier League is no longer his place, even in other major leagues. I'd say it's time for him to retire from football.

[redhack]

Salah is back in the squad, but I still think it's highly unlikely he'll stay at the club. I think Liverpool made this move to prevent his market value from dropping too much before selling him. The Africa Cup of Nations is starting very soon anyway. Salah will miss many games. As long as Egypt is still in the tournament, Salah won't be there. Liverpool has players missing, which may have influenced this decision. This season, Liverpool hasn't gotten much from Salah. It seems like the relationship has already broken down.

[ShowOff]

I think Rashford declined form at Manchester United wasn't entirely cause by Amorim, after all, he spoke about how the continuous changing of managers can be difficult for players.

He is getting his fit back in a club he likes after losing trust in his old club but I must say he is still in a overall difficult situation because Barcelona might not be having the capacity of signing him if they can't meet the asking price of signing him and it's not a new thing seeing players coming there from loan and doing well but still won't be signed.

If Barcelona manages to win the La Liga and Champions League trophies this season, the move to make Rashford stay permanent might become easier. Barcelona is still experiencing financial difficulties, and they must still comply with spending restrictions, so it is understandable that they are struggling to pay Rashford release clause from Manchester United.

If Hansi Flick insists on keeping Rashford, Barcelona management may need to explore the possibility of extending his loan period. In my opinion, there are actually other alternatives available, Hansi Flick may need to let go of one of his key players and rely on the profit from that sale to sign Rashford. What is clear is that next season, I don't think Rashford will return to play for Manchester United.

[GiftedMAN]

Its either this or Manchester United could be having another coach next season depending on Amorim's performance so if they do bring in a new coach then pretty sure Rashford will still get his chance to shine there

Well, Rashford isn't doing badly at all. He's scored some great goals at Barcelona, ​​and I think Manchester United would do much better with him, The problem is they're not letting him reach his full potential Hansi Flick has no doubt about it, which is why I think things are going well for him at Barcelona. So the problem might be Amorim.

Marcus Rashford of a truth was ousted from the Manchester United team by the current manager Ruben Amorim, a decision that surprised many especially the club fans but that doesn't mean that his future at the club is now tied to whether Ruben Amorim will remain at the club or not. Currently on his loan move to Barcelona where he's been doing exceptionally well, chances are that the England international will permanent his deal with Barcelona at the end of the current season but if for any reason Marcus Rashford didn't sign for Barcelona on a permanent deal, I think he'll move to another club regardless of whether Ruben Amorim is sacked or not.

[Rengga Jati]

Rodrygo and Leão both would be great options for Arsenal in the long run. At some point Trossard will leave or drop to bench again despite his impressive effort recently.

Agree. Both of them are great players, they are still in their prime ages. However, I'm not really sure that Arsenal will get the players easily. Arsenal must be ready to spend big amount of money to sign them. Even if Rodrygo is no longer the main player in Real Madrid, Real Madrid mustn't sell him with cheap price.

I feel like Rodrygo would adapt easier to the Premier League. He is mainly RW maybe but he is right-footed. So he can be used on the left too. He can be effective with really nice shots from there.

We don't really know that Rodrygo will adapt well in EPL. But he has the ability and nice skills. He is also an experience player. So, it must be not very difficult to adapt in a new league. Rodrygo has played in varied competitions, he must know how to adapt easier with a new competition.

[Nheer]

Salah is back in the squad, but I still think it's highly unlikely he'll stay at the club. I think Liverpool made this move to prevent his market value from dropping too much before selling him. The Africa Cup of Nations is starting very soon anyway. Salah will miss many games. As long as Egypt is still in the tournament, Salah won't be there. Liverpool has players missing, which may have influenced this decision. This season, Liverpool hasn't gotten much from Salah. It seems like the relationship has already broken down.

All is the fault of the coach for not showing respect to the Egyptian, he deserves so much respect from the club and the coach as well even though this is their second season together he has done a lot for him already as he pioneered the team to victory last season. His contributions last season helped them win the league so he deserves to be respected and not treated badly like this. Also what Salah was not appreciated but he felt bad and felt disrespected just because he has lost his form after everything he has done.

It's good that they found a way to resolve everything at least for now. Good thinking by the club, even if you want to dispose a player it shouldn't be done recklessly, so they can at least make a little from his sale. It's sad that things are going to end in this way, Salah deserves a proper farewell because he is one the greatest of the club, only few has done what he did.

[trendcoin]

I don't think there is a club that would want to pay a transfer fee for Salah. Maybe the Arab clubs that throw money around everywhere could do it. They renewed his contract at the end of last season. If a club wanted to sign him, the best conditions were last season. Salah performed brilliantly last season and in previous seasons, but Liverpool waited until the last minute to sign him. I think the real problem between them started at that point, and I think Salah is in the right on this issue...

[blue Snow]

Marcus Rashford of a truth was ousted from the Manchester United team by the current manager Ruben Amorim, a decision that surprised many especially the club fans but that doesn't mean that his future at the club is now tied to whether Ruben Amorim will remain at the club or not. Currently on his loan move to Barcelona where he's been doing exceptionally well, chances are that the England international will permanent his deal with Barcelona at the end of the current season but if for any reason Marcus Rashford didn't sign for Barcelona on a permanent deal, I think he'll move to another club regardless of whether Ruben Amorim is sacked or not.

Rashford feels at home there, which I think he will sign a new contract if Barcelona makes a deal with him. We're just waiting to see what MU decides because he is not really needed on the squad. Actually, Barca also hung him, because financially makes they think not enough money to pay his salary. If the deal happen, maybe Rashford will cut 50% his salary, and enjoy as ordinary player. When compare at how much take home pay when he play on MU, Barcelona just pay a few, but make him play regularly, and and increase his minutes time.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I don't think there is a club that would want to pay a transfer fee for Salah. Maybe the Arab clubs that throw money around everywhere could do it. They renewed his contract at the end of last season. If a club wanted to sign him, the best conditions were last season. Salah performed brilliantly last season and in previous seasons, but Liverpool waited until the last minute to sign him. I think the real problem between them started at that point, and I think Salah is in the right on this issue...

At his age it might be a little more difficult for a big European team to sign Salah because there are many factors to consider. Salah could perform at his best for the next two seasons, but such a large transfer fee could make it difficult for teams to sign him, especially those looking for a long-term player. The Saudi Arabian League might be a good fit for Salah because several teams there are willing to spend big money, and I'm sure Salah himself is starting to consider his age, and playing in a much more relaxed league that isn't as competitive as the Premier League.

[SquallLeonhart]

I don't think there is a club that would want to pay a transfer fee for Salah. Maybe the Arab clubs that throw money around everywhere could do it. They renewed his contract at the end of last season. If a club wanted to sign him, the best conditions were last season. Salah performed brilliantly last season and in previous seasons, but Liverpool waited until the last minute to sign him. I think the real problem between them started at that point, and I think Salah is in the right on this issue...

Saudi investment group PIF owning four clubs and all are the front-runner for singing Mohammad Salah in January transfer window with PSG is fifth in this list with their lucrative offer of €500K weekly and €2 Million monthly for 3 years, but he is not talking about anything because he wants to give his full to AFCON.

After his arrival from this cup, he will be giving his statement about future, but situation is clearly problematic for both sides. Liverpool management and former legends wants Mohammad Salah apologizes about his words, now how he will be done, this is important in upcoming days while Liverpool future is also looking not good after their poor performance in Premier league even after the win against Inter Milan but may give them some relief.

[iamsange]

At his age it might be a little more difficult for a big European team to sign Salah because there are many factors to consider. Salah could perform at his best for the next two seasons, but such a large transfer fee could make it difficult for teams to sign him, especially those looking for a long-term player. The Saudi Arabian League might be a good fit for Salah because several teams there are willing to spend big money, and I'm sure Salah himself is starting to consider his age, and playing in a much more relaxed league that isn't as competitive as the Premier League.

If the transfer fee is the issue, certainly the major European teams will now think twice about signing Mohamed Salah, who is already 33 years old. And I also think if a team is willing to pay a high transfer fee for Mohamed Salah, it's worth considering, as he's no longer young. Even if the team that wants to sign Salah isn't from Europe, if they can still offer Salah benefits, I think it's perfectly acceptable to accept the offer without delay. Because on average, players who are over thirty years old think more about earning money than thinking about more brilliant achievements.

[Oluwa-btc]

Salah is back in the squad, but I still think it's highly unlikely he'll stay at the club. I think Liverpool made this move to prevent his market value from dropping too much before selling him. The Africa Cup of Nations is starting very soon anyway. Salah will miss many games. As long as Egypt is still in the tournament, Salah won't be there. Liverpool has players missing, which may have influenced this decision. This season, Liverpool hasn't gotten much from Salah. It seems like the relationship has already broken down.

They haven't much from Salah, what have they gotten from the incomings which caused them a lot of money?! After the game against Brighton, he'll be focused on the African Nations Cup and if he returns back on time, he'll be back sitted on the bench because Arne Slot gives me the same Erik ten Hag vibes, stubborn asf so they can do whatever they want. Sadly, it is the same situation, Manchester United board and Liverpool board choose their managers over their legendary players. Best I'd advice Mo would be to focus and enjoy every bit of AFCON.

[X-ray]

 Is it just me or anyone else who thinks that Son could have played at the top level of football for at least two more years? Definitely an incredible player. Probably would have had a cabinet full of trophies if he had played for Real Madrid or Barcelona or maybe other top level clubs. I just think he decided to take things a little easy a little too early. Or maybe I am just not accepting the reality. At least that's what I end up thinking when I look at Neymar. I don't know, I just think that the greatest players of our generation are just fading away and getting closer to retirement.  Probably that is what I cannot accept

Son is still 33 years old. He's still fit enough to play at the top level of football competition. However, the problem is that there is no club is interesting in signing so how can he play at the top competition without even having a club that has interest on him?

If he gets a better club, i'm sure he would be going there. So you know when he gets no offer from big club to play, he has accept the available offer for him caused by he's also playing football for money.

Yet, i hope there will be a big club to come for him cuz i'm sure he's still having obsession to play in the big league.

[MArsland]

Salah is back in the squad, but I still think it's highly unlikely he'll stay at the club. I think Liverpool made this move to prevent his market value from dropping too much before selling him. The Africa Cup of Nations is starting very soon anyway. Salah will miss many games. As long as Egypt is still in the tournament, Salah won't be there. Liverpool has players missing, which may have influenced this decision. This season, Liverpool hasn't gotten much from Salah. It seems like the relationship has already broken down.

Mo Salah return to the squad does not mean the problem is over. What Liverpool are doing is just to cover up the chaos that has occurred outside but I believe Mo Salah will eventually leave this club. The situation is no longer the same and under Arne Slot's management, Mo Salah will not return as before. This is the fact and it is time for him to leave.

[GiftedMAN]

Salah is back in the squad, but I still think it's highly unlikely he'll stay at the club. I think Liverpool made this move to prevent his market value from dropping too much before selling him. The Africa Cup of Nations is starting very soon anyway. Salah will miss many games. As long as Egypt is still in the tournament, Salah won't be there. Liverpool has players missing, which may have influenced this decision. This season, Liverpool hasn't gotten much from Salah. It seems like the relationship has already broken down.

Mo Salah return to the squad does not mean the problem is over. What Liverpool are doing is just to cover up the chaos that has occurred outside but I believe Mo Salah will eventually leave this club. The situation is no longer the same and under Arne Slot's management, Mo Salah will not return as before. This is the fact and it is time for him to leave.

Mohammed Sarah's return to the squad definitely doesn't mean that all is well now at the club but I believe it'll reduce the tension in the team after the recent outburst of the Liverpool legend who publicly voiced out his feelings about how he's being treated at the club lately. I'm happy Arne Slot and the Liverpool management took this decision of bringing him back to the squad so he'll play his last game for the club before departing to go representing his country in January's CAF African Cup Of Nations.
With his return to the squad, I think that should give Liverpool the extra morale booster they'll need to beat Brighton at Anfield later today.

[TelolettOm]

Mo Salah return to the squad does not mean the problem is over. What Liverpool are doing is just to cover up the chaos that has occurred outside but I believe Mo Salah will eventually leave this club. The situation is no longer the same and under Arne Slot's management, Mo Salah will not return as before. This is the fact and it is time for him to leave.

Salah has indeed returned to the squad and will be available for the match against Brighton. However, he will be on the bench.

Source: Mo Salah returns to the Liverpool squad

This means there are still some things that are still unfinished. However, they hope to find a way to calm the various pros and cons regarding the Mohamed Salah issue, the coach, and the club, which could also affect the club's performance. Meanwhile, they need another win for this match.

[Alpha Marine]

All is the fault of the coach for not showing respect to the Egyptian, he deserves so much respect from the club and the coach as well even though this is their second season together he has done a lot for him already as he pioneered the team to victory last season. His contributions last season helped them win the league so he deserves to be respected and not treated badly like this. Also what Salah was not appreciated but he felt bad and felt disrespected just because he has lost his form after everything he has done.

Why is everybody acting like Salah has the right to a starting position no matter how he performs? If a player is not performing at the top level or at the required level, the coach has the right to bench him. If Salah has a problem with that, he should have gone to the manager to complain or addressed the issue in the dressing room, not in public. I hate it when players bring matters that should be discussed in the dressing room to the public.

The coach doesn't owe him any respect in that regard. Respect doesn't mean he has to always play Salah, no matter how he performs. It was Salah who did not show respect to the coach because complaining like that in public is disrespectful to the coach and the team. Salah is a leader in that team, or at least he should be. He is one of the oldest and most experienced in the team. He should be one of those keeping the team alive during a difficult situation. What he did was unacceptable.

[Frankolala]

Salah is back in the squad, but I still think it's highly unlikely he'll stay at the club. I think Liverpool made this move to prevent his market value from dropping too much before selling him. The Africa Cup of Nations is starting very soon anyway. Salah will miss many games. As long as Egypt is still in the tournament, Salah won't be there. Liverpool has players missing, which may have influenced this decision. This season, Liverpool hasn't gotten much from Salah. It seems like the relationship has already broken down.

Mo Salah return to the squad does not mean the problem is over. What Liverpool are doing is just to cover up the chaos that has occurred outside but I believe Mo Salah will eventually leave this club. The situation is no longer the same and under Arne Slot's management, Mo Salah will not return as before. This is the fact and it is time for him to leave.

Mohammed Sarah's return to the squad definitely doesn't mean that all is well now at the club but I believe it'll reduce the tension in the team after the recent outburst of the Liverpool legend who publicly voiced out his feelings about how he's being treated at the club lately. I'm happy Arne Slot and the Liverpool management took this decision of bringing him back to the squad so he'll play his last game for the club before departing to go representing his country in January's CAF African Cup Of Nations.
With his return to the squad, I think that should give Liverpool the extra morale booster they'll need to beat Brighton at Anfield later today.

I don't think that his return will have any change towards the team performance against Brighton because he's not in his best form and no longer a game changer. Sallah wasn't in the match against Inter, Liverpool won the match. This shows that even if he's no longer in the club, the boys will perform well.

[Coyster]

This means there are still some things that are still unfinished. However, they hope to find a way to calm the various pros and cons regarding the Mohamed Salah issue, the coach, and the club, which could also affect the club's performance. Meanwhile, they need another win for this match.

I am not quite sure if Salah expected that interview to garner reactions from the football world for this long, everybody, including pundits have been talking about Salah since then. It is great that he is back in the team today and due to an injury to Gomez, he has come on very early in the game and even set up Ekitike's second goal.

That said, we still do not know what the decision is behind the scenes. January is around the corner and we'll find out soon enough if the Egyptian would be sold. Whatever the decision is, he will be remembered as a legend and nothing less.