⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[7juju]

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.

If Napoli know what they are doing, they will surely keep Højlund and never allow him go back to Manchester United. The player is scoring for them and he looks good and happy in Napoli so I don't see any reason why Napoli wouldn't want to keep him. Am sure Højlund himself would not fancy the option of going back to Manchester United were it is very obvious that he is not wanted by the current manager who sent him out on loan in the first place. Just look at how happy Højlund was when Napoli won coppa Italia, does he look like someone who wants to go back to Manchester United? Even if by any chance Napoli don't make his move permanent, I'm sure he will push for a move in the summer.

[Alpha Marine]

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.

So you'll pick one play out of 10 and use that as the sample? When the majority of players that have gone there have struggled, you cant just pick out one that did well and say "oh, look, it's the players that are not good enough".
With the state of Manchester United now, only the very elite kind of players like Mbappe and Haaland, and even they will still struggle a bit, just as Bruno struggles sometimes too. These are players who will show their talent to a certain level, anywhere they play.

With the way football is these days, no club can have elite players in every decision; that is why a club needs to build an environment or system that benefits the players they have.
Lets take Pep for example, people always talked about how he buys stars, but that is not true, but he tries to play in a system that brings out the best of his players. The same can be seen with what Flick is doing in Barcelona, Arteta with Arsenal, Enrique with PSG, and Ancelotti too did it with Madrid two seasons ago when they won the league and UCL. He made Belligham and Vinicuis become Balon d'Or contenders. We also saw the same thing with Klopp at Liverpool.
A club cannot always get elite players, but it can make the players they have play elite football.

Even during the time of Alex Ferguson, not all the players at United were elite, but they were in a system that could bring out their best, and this makes them look like elite players.
You may argue that all of Højlund, Antony, Rashford, and McTominey are not United material, but under the right system, they can play very good football. Cuhna, Mbuemo, Sesko, and Martinez are all players who can play good football in the right system.
A lot of things need to change in United, the coach is not the only problem, even though it's the major problem in my opinion. They need to give the club to a coach that can handle the dressing room and player environment and still be a very good coach and tactician on the pitch.

[kriminall]

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.

If Napoli know what they are doing, they will surely keep Højlund and never allow him go back to Manchester United. The player is scoring for them and he looks good and happy in Napoli so I don't see any reason why Napoli wouldn't want to keep him. Am sure Højlund himself would not fancy the option of going back to Manchester United were it is very obvious that he is not wanted by the current manager who sent him out on loan in the first place. Just look at how happy Højlund was when Napoli won coppa Italia, does he look like someone who wants to go back to Manchester United? Even if by any chance Napoli don't make his move permanent, I'm sure he will push for a move in the summer.

He's still very young and might think he'll be more successful in the Italian league. I don't think he's wrong, because if we remember the example of Romelu Lukaku, he was more successful in Italy than in England. Considering his individual success and happiness, he might want to stay in a country he's familiar with for a long time. If Napoli wants him, I think they will agree with Manchester United for a permanent transfer in the summer.

[Adbitco]

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.

But it's an entirely different scenario, in the case of Mbappe PSG wanted to keep him by all means, they even went as far as offering him lucrative and juicy deals, they even made him part of the board even as a player the other time he renewed years ago. In all of these, Mbappe still chose not to renew his contract with them and waited for it to run out before leaving as a free agent. In the case of Rudiger, it's Real Madrid that's stalling the contract renewal, the club finds it hard to offer contract to him a d I don't know why. Real Madrid needs defenders especially as the ones they have is on and off the hospital at intervals. At least since I knew Rudiger at Madrid, this is the first time his having a major injury that kept him out that long. To me, his still very much a good and solid defender and if Real Madrid doesn't require his services anymore, then as said, PSG should have and I think he will make a great deal for them considering his vast experience in the game.

[capokmerah]

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.

What I understand from the players Manchester United has recruited is that some players aren't fully committed or playing with their hearts for Manchester United. Their quality isn't actually that bad; many talented players could be promoted to the next level, but aren't properly mentored by the club.

Then there are some players who are fully committed but aren't fully supported by the club's management, including the coaching staff. As a result, some players who can't stand the prospect of leaving the club and instead performing well at other clubs. The problem is too complex. Even if Manchester United were to sign another player, I'm concerned that the previous incident could happen again, especially if they play for Manchester United in the most competitive league in the world.

[Oluwa-btc]

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?

He's no longer the Rudiger from Chelsea again,  he flopped last season and the same with this season the little minutes he's had with the club likewise the injuries he's already faced being injury prone and absent. It is about time the both Rudiger and David Alaba leaves Real Madrid for good. Moving to PSG?! I don't think both parties are currently in contact, maybe at an early stage. And also, Rudiger is nowhere near Thiago Silva. Bringing him as free transfer wouldn't be a bad idea.

[JoyMarsha]

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.

I don't think football has anything related to the spiritual research of players or teams not performing well. If a player is not playing well as they used to in their previous team, just know that the player is yet to master the new strategy they encounter in their new team. That could be said as a normal thing that players experience when joining a new team.

However, I suspect that what Manchester United has been battling with, for quite a long time, is that their playing pattern does not favor their newly signed players. If something is done to change that, soon or later, Manchester United will rise back to the top team we know them for

[Inwestour]

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?

It wouldn't be the smartest move for Real Madrid, as their defense already looks weakened by constant injuries. Moreover, I don't know how much PSG needs a 32 year old player, I see Enrique has always been focused on building a young team. Perhaps it's to share experience with other players, but I doubt that either, especially since I've never considered Rüdiger an outstanding defender, he often plays rough when he can't keep up with the forwards, and I don't like his style of play.

[Mustang Shelby]

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?

It wouldn't be the smartest move for Real Madrid, as their defense already looks weakened by constant injuries. Moreover, I don't know how much PSG needs a 32 year old player, I see Enrique has always been focused on building a young team. Perhaps it's to share experience with other players, but I doubt that either, especially since I've never considered Rüdiger an outstanding defender, he often plays rough when he can't keep up with the forwards, and I don't like his style of play.

I'm sure there are better central defenders than Rüdiger. I also criticize him for some mistakes he made at Real Madrid. However, it must be admitted that he is one of the best in the world in his position. Furthermore, every team wants an experienced central defender for such a position. Perhaps Paris Saint-Germain sees a deficiency in this. But of course, I don't know if Real Madrid will sell him or not.

[SatoPrincess]

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?

I had the feeling that Rudiger wasn’t going to get a new contract at Real Madrid. Injuries hasn’t been kind to him in recent years, and his form has dropped. Still I think Rudiger is your man if you want a physical player in your squad, imo PSG will be getting a wealth of experience and also a leader figure for the team.

[tbterryboy]

Carlo Ancelotti brought him to Real Madrid because he had so much faith in him. Therefore, I think he's confident in his abilities. After gaining match fitness with Olympique Lyon, his chances of being called up to the Brazilian national team are very high. Also, as you said, the World Cup is in the summer, and he'll want to play in it. Playing in France for six months will give him good match fitness.

19 years old Endrick was highly rated player as Carlos Ancelotti brings him from Brazil to Real Madrid and his contribution is also good in early days but sadly due to change of coach, things not on his way, and now he is having good opportunity at Lyon.

They are also doing good at French Ligue 1 and UEFA Europa League, this will give him chance to show his skills because from here he can take good breakthrough for his career just as 16 years old, he has done impressive job at Palmeiras, he is having good skills and abilities and just need good playing time which is not working for him in last few months.

[KTChampions]

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?

He'll be 33 in three months, and he'll definitely be leaving Real Madrid at the end of the season. I remember the last time his contract was extended for one year, it was immediately stipulated that it would be the last, largely due to his enormous contributions to the club. Overall, his departure isn't news, but it's unclear why PSG is interested in him. Perhaps they need an experienced defender on a free transfer to serve as a rotation player or a situational replacement. I think Rudiger is very happy that this option exists.

[lizarder]

He's still very young and might think he'll be more successful in the Italian league. I don't think he's wrong, because if we remember the example of Romelu Lukaku, he was more successful in Italy than in England. Considering his individual success and happiness, he might want to stay in a country he's familiar with for a long time. If Napoli wants him, I think they will agree with Manchester United for a permanent transfer in the summer.

Not everyone can achieve success in the Premier League because the competition is much fiercer and perhaps that's true as you've said, as inNapoli allowed him to develop more rapidly under much easier conditions. Manchester United could capitalize on this situation, as selling Højlund would give them the opportunity to recruit other players the manager needs, potentially allowing them to make changes next season as part of a gradual overhaul of the team.

Højlund has also improved more at Napoli than at Man United so the decision to stay there would be much better for his career. Now it depends on Napoli's interest whether they will try to make Højlund permanent or after the loan period ends they will return him to Man United, but if there is a choice, maybe it is time to recruit Højlund permanently.

[Lannakosa]

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?

Maybe PSG simply do not mind getting another defender who they can use for rotation in cup matches and other less important tournaments, such as the Club World Cup. But for these purposes he could also have been useful to Real Madrid, although Real currently have a whole injury list of defenders and I think they expect them to return to action soon. Still, Real will have to refresh their defensive line, as Carvajal is not getting any younger and injuries have become a regular issue for him.

[tygeade]

I never understood why people want Semenyo this much and yet Lookman do not have the same demand. This dude scored three goals to get the Europa title over the unbeaten Leverkusen only 2 years ago, even 1.5 years ago, so we all know that he is a great player and he is also a winger and he can play great there. Not saying Semenyo is a bad player, of course he is a good player and has done great so far this season and kudos to him for such a success, but that doesn't mean he is better than Lookman.

Also, City has a great left wing, not really sure if they really need another one, I would say if they really do want to, they could consider some defensive midfield instead of Rodri for when he is missing so frequently.

[Nheer]

Carlo Ancelotti brought him to Real Madrid because he had so much faith in him. Therefore, I think he's confident in his abilities. After gaining match fitness with Olympique Lyon, his chances of being called up to the Brazilian national team are very high. Also, as you said, the World Cup is in the summer, and he'll want to play in it. Playing in France for six months will give him good match fitness.

19 years old Endrick was highly rated player as Carlos Ancelotti brings him from Brazil to Real Madrid and his contribution is also good in early days but sadly due to change of coach, things not on his way, and now he is having good opportunity at Lyon.

They are also doing good at French Ligue 1 and UEFA Europa League, this will give him chance to show his skills because from here he can take good breakthrough for his career just as 16 years old, he has done impressive job at Palmeiras, he is having good skills and abilities and just need good playing time which is not working for him in last few months.

It's really unfortunate to see a young talented player's career go this direction from seen as a prospect to being benched and disregarded like this. I don't think it's Xabi Alonso's fault for not using Endrick, he is also under pressure as it's his first season so he needs to use his best players to get results. I think Endrick came to Real Madrid too early that's why he is struggling for playing time and also playing the same role as Mbappe automatically means lack of playing time. Players like Mbappe cannot be sub off anyhow to accommodate another player so Endrick either have to wait till Mbappe leaves or is unable to perform and learn from him or go out on loans because it's a big decision for the coach to favor him more.

It's a good thing that he is going out on loan to develop properly into a fine player that can play for Real Madrid. Lyon is not a bad place to go, he can learn a lot there and gain more experience.

[MArsland]

He's still very young and might think he'll be more successful in the Italian league. I don't think he's wrong, because if we remember the example of Romelu Lukaku, he was more successful in Italy than in England. Considering his individual success and happiness, he might want to stay in a country he's familiar with for a long time. If Napoli wants him, I think they will agree with Manchester United for a permanent transfer in the summer.

Højlund certainly seems more comfortable playing in Serie A than in the Premier League, as it's a difficult level for players of his caliber to compete. Similarly, McTominay is now more useful than he was at Manchester United. I have to be honest even if Højlund returns to the Premier League, his position isn't guaranteed. The solution is for him to convince Napoli to make his move permanent.

[Not your key not your BTC]

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.

Ruben Amorim's tactics don't suit the Manchester United players, which is why they performed as we saw. If only Amorim would change his tactics, I'm sure the Manchester United players would perform well. Just look at how players who leave Manchester United perform well at their new clubs. So, in addition to player introspection, the coach must also change his tactics and adapt to the quality of his players. Otherwise, Manchester United's performance will stagnate and they can no longer be expected to challenge for the title.

[Merit.s]

He's still very young and might think he'll be more successful in the Italian league. I don't think he's wrong, because if we remember the example of Romelu Lukaku, he was more successful in Italy than in England. Considering his individual success and happiness, he might want to stay in a country he's familiar with for a long time. If Napoli wants him, I think they will agree with Manchester United for a permanent transfer in the summer.

Højlund certainly seems more comfortable playing in Serie A than in the Premier League, as it's a difficult level for players of his caliber to compete. Similarly, McTominay is now more useful than he was at Manchester United. I have to be honest even if Højlund returns to the Premier League, his position isn't guaranteed. The solution is for him to convince Napoli to make his move permanent.

After watching McTominay performance in United and in Napoli, he is playing better and becoming more successful in Napoli than in United. McTominay is amongst Conte first eleven, he has saved the day for Napoli several times.

Some players can't cope with a certain environment and club, those players need to move to a different league entirely to try their luck. EPLis a league that some set of players finds it very difficult to cope with

[LUCKMCFLY]

In my opinion, Endrick would be better off looking for a club that can guarantee him more playing time, as he needs it to increase his chances of being called up by Ancelotti to take part in the 2026 World Cup.Meanwhile, it is possible that eventually Bellingham, Mbappe, Vinicius, and Rodrygo will manage to blend together and form a sharp, Galacticos style attacking line. Xabi Alonso may need more time to push them to better understand each other.

Dont doubts that, in fact the last game Endrick played was against Talavera, and now due to the bad experience with Madrid, his manager set a minimum of 25 games before leaving , at least that's what they Published with Lyon.