⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[ShowOff]

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Napoli will surely sign Hojlund if he continues with his current performance till the end of the season because it looks like he is back to his best form and he has regained the confidence that Manchester United did not give him, Napoli have give Manchester United players a second chance to prove themselves that they are not a problem in the team, Manchester United problem is not the players because any player that leave the team perform well in any team they go to.

Why is Manchester United players did not perform well even if we know that the player is good before Manchester United sign them? I don’t know what is wrong with Manchester United but I think they should act fast and they should also do some spiritual research about because the club is not longer the same Manchester United we all know, they just sign Cunah and Sesko and those players have no been the same as they are when they play for their former club.

Napoli has loaned Hojlund from Manchester United with an option for a permanent transfer, so it is very likely that Napoli management will keep him. Hojlund only needs to maintain his performance until the end of the season, and in my opinion, many other clubs will be interested in signing him next season. At some point, Manchester United may regret their decision to let Hojlund go.

It is hard to pinpoint what went wrong with Manchester United, many new players have failed to meet expectations, while those who left have performed better at their new clubs. Ruben Amorim may need to take this more seriously, as Cunha and Sesko seem likely to face the same fate.

[redhack]

Joey Veerman's name has been mentioned a lot in transfer rumors lately. PSV made an announcement today confirming that the player will remain at the club. Veerman has been in excellent form this season, scoring 8 goals and providing 7 assists in the first half of the season. These statistics are outstanding over 16 matches. His goal contribution per game is incredibly good. It's only natural that big clubs are after him. I interpret this statement as meaning that you can't sign the player unless you bring the money we want. Once the amounts increase, they'll definitely give up their stance of not selling.

[katanic97]

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Napoli will surely sign Hojlund if he continues with his current performance till the end of the season because it looks like he is back to his best form and he has regained the confidence that Manchester United did not give him, Napoli have give Manchester United players a second chance to prove themselves that they are not a problem in the team, Manchester United problem is not the players because any player that leave the team perform well in any team they go to.

Why is Manchester United players did not perform well even if we know that the player is good before Manchester United sign them? I don’t know what is wrong with Manchester United but I think they should act fast and they should also do some spiritual research about because the club is not longer the same Manchester United we all know, they just sign Cunah and Sesko and those players have no been the same as they are when they play for their former club.

Napoli has loaned Hojlund from Manchester United with an option for a permanent transfer, so it is very likely that Napoli management will keep him. Hojlund only needs to maintain his performance until the end of the season, and in my opinion, many other clubs will be interested in signing him next season. At some point, Manchester United may regret their decision to let Hojlund go.

It is hard to pinpoint what went wrong with Manchester United, many new players have failed to meet expectations, while those who left have performed better at their new clubs. Ruben Amorim may need to take this more seriously, as Cunha and Sesko seem likely to face the same fate.

I think that when Lukaku returns from injury and shows the old form he had last season, Hojlund could very easily start looking for a new club. Of course, if Hojlund maintains his current form, he could be sold for serious money. Manchester United simply was not a good club for players like Hojlund, Antony, and many others. All of them found happiness and good form at other clubs , they have truly become unrecognizable. I believe Manchester United needs to keep Sesko and Cunha if it wants to reach european competition this season and next season

[TelolettOm]

This time, Chelsea has even contacted Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo to discuss various deal conditions. Semenyo is one of Bournemouth's top players, capable of playing as a right winger, left winger, and center-forward. The 25-year-old Ghanaian's current market value is €65.00 million. So far in the Premier League alone, he has scored eight goals and provided three assists.

I don't think Chelsea want to be too aggressive in the transfer market, given the size of their current squad, and it seems they're still looking for other players. If they manage to land Semenyo, he won't be a difficult candidate to compete for a starting spot at Chelsea, given his stats this season.

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But for now, there are at least a few players on their radar, whether they're just being monitored or are about to get serious, but it won't be as many as in the summer transfer. Besides Semenyo, Chelsea are also rumored to be monitoring Ian Subiabre, and there could be more, as, based on reports, they clearly want to sharpen their midfield.


Source: Chelsea are planning to sign a midfielder

[Sexylizzy2813]

At least he has gotten a place where they'd see him as an important player, where he won't be warming the bench and clapping hands for every actions that happens on the pitch. Good move for Endrick, staying at Madrid would have finished what is left of him, can we see a new version of the young Brazilian?

Finally Endrick got the new club that in Lyon he has good opportunities to showed his skill although this is only short term loan but Endrick can restore his confidence in Lyon which i am sure his chances to playing regularly is wide open compared to in Real Madrid and next year there is big tournament called world cup if his performance with Lyon impressive i am sure Ancelotti will considering to call him to playing in this tournament with Brazil national team

Madrid can still be answering the big club name or see it as a title and yet be losing good players who are suppose to make them stay on top in any competition. Having Endrick and some other good talented players on the bench is no way to make the guys feel at home, ok take a good look at how their back line are always on the injury list, missing out on important game and making the to look like they are not having any replacement. Each time some of these players are injured they needed to mix the squad with some of the young ones who could play that position that is vacant instead of forcing some of the midfielders to play the defensive position, playing players out of position will only cost the team.

[kawetsriyanto]

Napoli has loaned Hojlund from Manchester United with an option for a permanent transfer, so it is very likely that Napoli management will keep him. Hojlund only needs to maintain his performance until the end of the season, and in my opinion, many other clubs will be interested in signing him next season. At some point, Manchester United may regret their decision to let Hojlund go.

As long as Hojlund can play as expected, Napoli management should try to sign him permanently. Napoli only has 1 striker (Lukaku), Lukaku is no longer in his best form. So, signing Hojlund should be the best idea to fix the lack of strikers in Napoli attacking. We know Hojlund seems quite suitable to play as Napoli striker, he performs well so far.

No, I don't think Man United will regret it. Even if Hojlund plays better in Napoli, he couldn't perform well in Man United. So, there is something special with Hojlund for Man United. He must prefer to sell Hojlund as long as his market value is still quite high.

It is hard to pinpoint what went wrong with Manchester United, many new players have failed to meet expectations, while those who left have performed better at their new clubs. Ruben Amorim may need to take this more seriously, as Cunha and Sesko seem likely to face the same fate.

The problem is in Man United management. They rush to change Man United performance, they don't like to follow the progress. If Man United management can be more patient, they probably can improve their performance gradually. Well, I'm sure Cunha and Sesko still stay in Man United if Amorim still becomes the manager of Man United in the next few seasons. But if Amorim will be fired, I'm not sure that Cunha and Sesko can stay there.

[Ale88]

I was thinking: also Rasmus Højlund to Napoli. In the end, he's the second player they signed after McTominay.

Napoli are shopping at Manchester United.
In the case of McTominay, an excellent signing, it was a way for Manchester United to make money, given that he had come through the youth ranks and therefore cost nothing.
What about Højlund? Does anyone remember if they bought him for a high price?

Hojlund was one of Man Utd most expensive purchases in the 2023 season, but he also one of the players who failed to contribute to the team, similar to McTominay. As far as I remember they bought him for £70 million from Atalanta. I suspect that after being loaned to Napoli with an option to buy him permanently, Hojlund could be made permanent. He performed well so far and Napoli needs a replacement for Lukaku up front. As far as I know, Napoli will have to pay €44 million as per the agreement, which I think is quite reasonable.

I've never been a big fan of Højlund but I wouldn't say that he failed to contribute to the team, or better, it wasn't completely his fault. Manchester United have been like a meat grinder for football players for years at this point, it can't be a coincidence that good players go there and play badly and then, after they leave, they play very well. Clearly there is something wrong.

[mamesso]

At least he has gotten a place where they'd see him as an important player, where he won't be warming the bench and clapping hands for every actions that happens on the pitch. Good move for Endrick, staying at Madrid would have finished what is left of him, can we see a new version of the young Brazilian?

Finally Endrick got the new club that in Lyon he has good opportunities to showed his skill although this is only short term loan but Endrick can restore his confidence in Lyon which i am sure his chances to playing regularly is wide open compared to in Real Madrid and next year there is big tournament called world cup if his performance with Lyon impressive i am sure Ancelotti will considering to call him to playing in this tournament with Brazil national team

The loan agreement between Real Madrid and Lyon has benefited Endrick, who has not had much playing time at Real Madrid. Even though the duration is until the end of this season (June 30, 2026), this time is very useful for Endrick to show his abilities. Once he officially becomes part of the Lyon squad, the situation will be different, Paulo Fonseca will give him more playing opportunities because his abilities will be very useful for the team. Hopefully, he will become a regular with Lyon and can improve his skills enough to attract Ancelotti's attention and call him up to Brazil's 2026 World Cup squad.

[MainIbem]

Maybe

But for now, there are at least a few players on their radar, whether they're just being monitored or are about to get serious, but it won't be as many as in the summer transfer. Besides Semenyo, Chelsea are also rumored to be monitoring Ian Subiabre, and there could be more, as, based on reports, they clearly want to sharpen their midfield.

Manchester United's management would be dumb to sell another academy graduate to Chelsea, i mean they've lost Garnacho to them already so I don't think they'll sell Maino to Chelsea, maybe he could go somewhere else but not Chelsea. As for Semenyo, he's made a decision to move to Manchester City after they sold their plans for him in the club whereas Chelsea had already backed out of the Semenyo deal. Well Subiabre is a good alternative, he's young talented and promising but Chelsea would need to show more seriousness before another club hijacks the deal.

[TastyChillySauce00]

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At least he has gotten a place where they'd see him as an important player, where he won't be warming the bench and clapping hands for every actions that happens on the pitch. Good move for Endrick, staying at Madrid would have finished what is left of him, can we see a new version of the young Brazilian?

Good news. Endrick can at least earn minutes even no guarantee if he will start for lion in almost everygame, but can't be much worse than being benched on Madrid. The good thing is that Lyon is also covering 50% of his salary. However, i feel a bit disappointed caused by it's only a half season loan only.
It should be better if he goes there for a full season, but yeah always wish him for the best. He needs time for the development purpose.

[Tonimez]

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At least he has gotten a place where they'd see him as an important player, where he won't be warming the bench and clapping hands for every actions that happens on the pitch. Good move for Endrick, staying at Madrid would have finished what is left of him, can we see a new version of the young Brazilian?

Good news. Endrick can at least earn minutes even no guarantee if he will start for lion in almost everygame, but can't be much worse than being benched on Madrid. The good thing is that Lyon is also covering 50% of his salary. However, i feel a bit disappointed caused by it's only a half season loan only.
It should be better if he goes there for a full season, but yeah always wish him for the best. He needs time for the development purpose.

Yeah sure, he's definitely going to get more playing time for the rest of the season and I'm even hopeful that there might be a renewal for a 12month loan which will be followed by a permanent deal. Endrick is a very young talent and has enough potential of which Lyon is supposed to get him to sign a permanent deal after the loan spell. Some managers know how to handle young talents and nurture them to maturity. If endrick had signed for Manchester city, I could have been convinced that he would grow faster from the bench and would be put into proper use by pep Guardiola who I think is a master in raising young talents.

Receiving the first team jersey, No 9 in a six months loan too doesn't seem to sit well which is why I'm even more convinced that his contract would be extended after expiration. Olympic Lyonnais needs a support at that striking position and I'm pretty sure endrick would be starting off from the bench at the initial days. If he impresses, real Madrid would be forced to sign him off on a permanent deal. He just has to forget big salary and focus on growing his career first.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Good news. Endrick can at least earn minutes even no guarantee if he will start for lion in almost everygame, but can't be much worse than being benched on Madrid. The good thing is that Lyon is also covering 50% of his salary. However, i feel a bit disappointed caused by it's only a half season loan only.
It should be better if he goes there for a full season, but yeah always wish him for the best. He needs time for the development purpose.

This will be the best opportunity for Endrick to get playing time because it will give him regular playing time. Yes, he should have a full season at Lyon, giving Endrick plenty of opportunities to prove himself and continue to improve his skills. Hopefully, Endrick can get the chance to show his individual quality at Lyon so that when he returns to Real Madrid, he can earn a regular place in the squad and hopefully, he can continue to develop and progress with this loan.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Good news. Endrick can at least earn minutes even no guarantee if he will start for lion in almost everygame, but can't be much worse than being benched on Madrid. The good thing is that Lyon is also covering 50% of his salary. However, i feel a bit disappointed caused by it's only a half season loan only.
It should be better if he goes there for a full season, but yeah always wish him for the best. He needs time for the development purpose.

They should have loaned him out from the beginning of the season, but I guess the club was not sure about the plans Xabi Alonso has with the team back then. I am really happy for him and hope that he thrives there for the rest of this season. The biggest disappointment would be for him to thrive from there, Real Madrid recalls him only for him to have no place in the team yet again. An Álvaro Morata kind of situation.

[Oluwa-btc]

I've never been a big fan of Højlund but I wouldn't say that he failed to contribute to the team, or better, it wasn't completely his fault. Manchester United have been like a meat grinder for football players for years at this point, it can't be a coincidence that good players go there and play badly and then, after they leave, they play very well. Clearly there is something wrong.

Blames on the management who recruited a low quality bum which we defended game after game. He wasn't the type of player who should be playing for Manchester United not to talk of being signed, I would say Manchester United been shite for years, as well as the names signed after Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement. "Good players go there and play badly" But we have Bruno Fernandes doing greatly consistently for the past 6 years. I hate this statement and it makes zero sense.

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Joey Veerman's name has been mentioned a lot in transfer rumors lately. PSV made an announcement today confirming that the player will remain at the club. Veerman has been in excellent form this season, scoring 8 goals and providing 7 assists in the first half of the season. These statistics are outstanding over 16 matches. His goal contribution per game is incredibly good. It's only natural that big clubs are after him. I interpret this statement as meaning that you can't sign the player unless you bring the money we want. Once the amounts increase, they'll definitely give up their stance of not selling.

I'd seen rumors about him transferring to Fenerbahçe, but it seems that transfer won't happen. He's actually a pretty good player, and I think his market value is reasonable; we see much more expensive players performing much worse.
If the only thing needed to transfer this player is money, it shouldn't be too difficult to find; I think it would be possible to complete this transfer for around 25-30 million euros

[JeffBrad12]

Rudiger is getting closer to leave from Madrid as his contract is yet getting renewed by Madrid. However, the recent news said PSG is interesting in acquiring to be a leadership for all of their young talents. It makes sense consider he has leadership, experienced in guiding the young talents.
For me, it's a sense move by PSG. They must have someone who acted like Thiago Silva in the past. If they can get him for free, why not? His salary is not high, so worthy with the experience he can give to all of PSG young lads. Any opinion?

[babo]

I was thinking: also Rasmus Højlund to Napoli. In the end, he's the second player they signed after McTominay.

Napoli are shopping at Manchester United.
In the case of McTominay, an excellent signing, it was a way for Manchester United to make money, given that he had come through the youth ranks and therefore cost nothing.
What about Højlund? Does anyone remember if they bought him for a high price?

Hojlund was one of Man Utd most expensive purchases in the 2023 season, but he also one of the players who failed to contribute to the team, similar to McTominay. As far as I remember they bought him for £70 million from Atalanta. I suspect that after being loaned to Napoli with an option to buy him permanently, Hojlund could be made permanent. He performed well so far and Napoli needs a replacement for Lukaku up front. As far as I know, Napoli will have to pay €44 million as per the agreement, which I think is quite reasonable.

ah ok at these numbers yes, it makes sense
I don't remember buying him from Atalanta, I have a really lousy memory about that.
in any case, the youth sector and the talent scouts of Atalanta are very good, they are not the only talents that they have managed to find so from that side, we are there (it allows the team to monetize)
 

[Futurexxx]

Rudiger is getting closer to leave from Madrid as his contract is yet getting renewed by Madrid. However, the recent news said PSG is interesting in acquiring to be a leadership for all of their young talents. It makes sense consider he has leadership, experienced in guiding the young talents.
For me, it's a sense move by PSG. They must have someone who acted like Thiago Silva in the past. If they can get him for free, why not? His salary is not high, so worthy with the experience he can give to all of PSG young lads. Any opinion?

This is a wonderful deal for for Paris saint German if they can make this deal happen because it's not just leadership and experience they will be getting from rudiger if he signed for the club, they will be getting that rugged defender that is needed in the heart of every successful team, that player that does the dirty works behind the scene, but it would be better they get him on a free transfer than signing him because his injury records of late is not impressive, so that if his injuries persist, PSG wouldn't be at the losing end if he is always injured, so a free transfer is more of a better deal than signing him with cash considering his age and injury records.

[karabiber]

Joey Veerman's name has been mentioned a lot in transfer rumors lately. PSV made an announcement today confirming that the player will remain at the club. Veerman has been in excellent form this season, scoring 8 goals and providing 7 assists in the first half of the season. These statistics are outstanding over 16 matches. His goal contribution per game is incredibly good. It's only natural that big clubs are after him. I interpret this statement as meaning that you can't sign the player unless you bring the money we want. Once the amounts increase, they'll definitely give up their stance of not selling.

The Joey Veerman transfer could have been completed, but Fenerbahçe currently has more pressing matters. President Saadettin Saran is facing allegations and could face punishment. Before these events unfolded, the president was trying to finalize the Veerman transfer and was very close to a conclusion when developments began to take a different turn. This situation caused the transfer negotiations to stall. Fenerbahçe needs to focus on its areas of weakness, and Veerman was an important player for this. However, there is currently no one who can convince him or negotiate with him. This is because Fenerbahçe has to deal with other issues.

[Princess Leah]

Rudiger is getting closer to leave from Madrid as his contract is yet getting renewed by Madrid. However, the recent news said PSG is interesting in acquiring to be a leadership for all of their young talents. It makes sense consider he has leadership, experienced in guiding the young talents.
For me, it's a sense move by PSG. They must have someone who acted like Thiago Silva in the past. If they can get him for free, why not? His salary is not high, so worthy with the experience he can give to all of PSG young lads. Any opinion?

This is a wonderful deal for for Paris saint German if they can make this deal happen because it's not just leadership and experience they will be getting from rudiger if he signed for the club, they will be getting that rugged defender that is needed in the heart of every successful team, that player that does the dirty works behind the scene, but it would be better they get him on a free transfer than signing him because his injury records of late is not impressive, so that if his injuries persist, PSG wouldn't be at the losing end if he is always injured, so a free transfer is more of a better deal than signing him with cash considering his age and injury records.

Well said dear, PSG at this point don't need experimental young players, except the person is a raw talent that would fit into their system effortless. For instance, the likes of Désiré Doué, João Neves and other younger talents who came into the club and easily impressed. Therefore if they're to recruit new players they'll need to go for experience asides from the kind of young talents I mentioned.

 Which is why I feel that Rudiger would make a good signing for them cause he's got loads of experienced playing for great clubs like Chelsea and Real Madrid. Hopefully they'll pay Madrid with their own coin by signing Rudiger for free, just like Madrid did with Mbappé.