⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Richbased]

Vinicious Junior is a great player even when he's not at his best you still see him trying to create chances for Mbappe to score but to chase the ball you should know that he's not that kind of a player but after seeing his performance against Monaco you can't do nothing but like his styles when he's on a super attacking run. Arbeloa shows that he truly understands Vinicious Junior he has allowed him to flow in attack while Mbappe do the finishing and it worked in the champions League match for them.

Arbeloa understands the pattern at Real Madrid and he is doing everything possible to balance the players so i can say that he is a good tactician regardless that he hasn't spent much time in the club. Any coach that can be able to understand Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Jr is unlikely to have problems while managing the team. Vinicius has always created scoring chances for Kylian Mbappe even though he can be selfish sometimes and try to score but i can attest that he knows what he is doing because scoring his own goal also gives him recognition in the team. Before Mbappe came to Madrid, Vini was there doing his thing so he understands the pitch dynamics of the team even better than Kylian Mbappe because Mbappe is more focused on scoring the goal while Vinicius Jr is the playmaker.

[whiteblue]

Rumors suggest that Barcelona's Young Star who has made his first-team debut in La Liga has allegedly agreed to join PSG. He is Dro Fernandez, an 18-year-old player with a release clause of 6 million euros. PSG is a good choice, but if the reason is to get more playing time, PSG also does not guarantee that he will continue to get minutes on the field. However, from what I see in Europe, it's not just PSG; many mid-tier clubs are approaching him. Of course, they offer guarantees with more playing time. I read that Flick actually does not want him to leave, because he recognizes Dro's great potential. But ultimately, the decision is up to Dro. Will this happen?

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other/dro-fern%C3%A1ndez-the-bar%C3%A7a-gem-arrives-at-psg/ar-AA1UonNw

Choosing PSG is very rational in my opinion, because the guarantee of PSG winning the domestic league is very high therefore this young player will definitely want to have the experience of winning the cup this season if he really goes to PSG, in addition to Luis Enrique as his coach, and PSG last season won the champions league, how to see it from sii because PSG's popularity is rising due to their achievements last season.

Dro Sudha took the most appropriate step he could take for now, I doubt other European mid-table gives Dro the same opportunity.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

@FabrizioRomano
🚨🌳 Lorenzo Lucca to Nottingham Forest, here we go! Loan deal from Napoli for initial €1m loan fee.

Buy option clause not mandatory worth up to €40m package.

Lucca, set to travel today to England to join #NFFC.
https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/2014355842653405288

[mikel_012]

Rumors suggest that Barcelona's Young Star who has made his first-team debut in La Liga has allegedly agreed to join PSG. He is Dro Fernandez, an 18-year-old player with a release clause of 6 million euros. PSG is a good choice, but if the reason is to get more playing time, PSG also does not guarantee that he will continue to get minutes on the field. However, from what I see in Europe, it's not just PSG; many mid-tier clubs are approaching him. Of course, they offer guarantees with more playing time. I read that Flick actually does not want him to leave, because he recognizes Dro's great potential. But ultimately, the decision is up to Dro. Will this happen?

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other/dro-fern%C3%A1ndez-the-bar%C3%A7a-gem-arrives-at-psg/ar-AA1UonNw

Choosing PSG is very rational in my opinion, because the guarantee of PSG winning the domestic league is very high therefore this young player will definitely want to have the experience of winning the cup this season if he really goes to PSG, in addition to Luis Enrique as his coach, and PSG last season won the champions league, how to see it from sii because PSG's popularity is rising due to their achievements last season.

Dro Sudha took the most appropriate step he could take for now, I doubt other European mid-table gives Dro the same opportunity.

With real madrid issues from the time with Xabi, Barcelona not playing very well without Raphinha when he is injured, Manchester City losing to Man Utd and Bodo, I think PSG could make very far again in the Champions and other tournements. The time where they did not win anything is going to the past as they have higher chances to stack trophies.

Good idea to move there now that they lost many star players but found a team that plays better together.

[bitgolden]

If Aston Villa must stay competitive in all competitions, they must rotate the team in other to keep the players fresh, but before doing that Unai emery need to understand that team depth is very important as you have rightfully said, so calling back Bailey from his loan that is not making any sense seems like a logical decision taken, which I am in full support of.
I believe that Unai emery knows that fatigue is one thing that can easily kills their title dream, and also make them not to give their best in most games due to tiredness, so they needs to make some acquisition and add to this returning Bailey because the  importance of depth in a team is very significant.

They are not some big team that can get a bunch of players because they are rich or whatever, nobody expected them to be third, best case maybe fifth or sixth, and right now they are at third spot and that is thanks to their players, many staying injury free, while the small number of players did get injured, it is not as bad as others, and depth is not something they can afford. If they want to continue down this path, they have to have less rotation and more stars because that's what they can afford.

[Fiatless]

Rumors suggest that Barcelona's Young Star who has made his first-team debut in La Liga has allegedly agreed to join PSG. He is Dro Fernandez, an 18-year-old player with a release clause of 6 million euros. PSG is a good choice, but if the reason is to get more playing time, PSG also does not guarantee that he will continue to get minutes on the field. However, from what I see in Europe, it's not just PSG; many mid-tier clubs are approaching him. Of course, they offer guarantees with more playing time. I read that Flick actually does not want him to leave, because he recognizes Dro's great potential. But ultimately, the decision is up to Dro. Will this happen?

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other/dro-fern%C3%A1ndez-the-bar%C3%A7a-gem-arrives-at-psg/ar-AA1UonNw

Since the information is coming from Fabrizio Romano, it would be unethical even when Luis Enrique has not confirmed the move. I don't know Dro Fernández vision, but he would face stiff competition in PSG.

It would have been better for him to move to a lower club where he would plain constantly. The 8-year-old attacking midfielder might gain more attention if he plays regularly. Is like gambling, maybe he might get a permanent shirt in the French side.

[Zaguru12]

Since the information is coming from Fabrizio Romano, it would be unethical even when Luis Enrique has not confirmed the move. I don't know Dro Fernández vision, but he would face stiff competition in PSG.

It would have been better for him to move to a lower club where he would plain constantly. The 8-year-old attacking midfielder might gain more attention if he plays regularly. Is like gambling, maybe he might get a permanent shirt in the French side.

News from Fabrizio Romano doesn’t mean it’s factual or accurate because they have been time he has actually got it wrong but on this transfer he is actually not the only one reporting the news with clarity, others news outlets are also reporting similar stories and the last press conference by Hansi Flick when he actually boils over that some young players do not want to be patient simply shows that the news of Dro is actually true. We don’t need Luiz Enrique to comment on this because most managers actually feel like it’s disrespectful to speak about players that are not there’s already and we all know the respect Enrique has for Barcelona.

As for him moving to PSG I seriously think it’s a big shoe to fill considering the amount of talent that the Ligue 1 champions have already, for me he will still have be in great competition to be getting a starting spot if care is not taking they might end up sending him out on loan to another club for more minutes

[KTChampions]

The journalism these days are hilarious. I'm getting surprised to see how Palmer is being rumored to join in MUTD just because "he misses his friend". I'm not saying it's impossible, but he's gated with 8 years contract. Even if it's gonna be true, it will be a mega pay day for Chelsea, but only of MUTD is also interesting in acquiring him.

His market price is now 120m, which i think impossible for MUTD's board to pay it. What do you think?

I don't think Chelsea will let him go for the 'market' price even if United are willing to pay it. I would put the price at no less than 150 million, Palmer is better than Isak. Plus, he's young and definitely hasn't reached his ceiling yet. Overall, I don't see why Chelsea would sell him, finding a replacement would be very difficult. And a separate issue is United's financial capabilities. Now that Liverpool spends around 500 million in a single transfer window, 120 million doesn't seem outrageous at all, but I don't think United is ready to invest that much on a single player.

[Ale88]

I believe Vini still wants to play in Europe if not, it's very easy for him to move over to SPL because they have enough funds to meet up with his demands. Things are working perfectly for him in Real Madrid, I don't see any reason why he would be eager to leave the club.

Vinicius wants to stay at Real Madrid, and even if he leaves, he won't move to the SPL as it would set his career back. Vinicius certainly wants to play in Europe because he has good quality, and European clubs are certainly interested in him, especially since he's only 25 years old and still has a long career ahead of him. If Vinicius moves to the SPL, his chances of being called up to the national team will be significantly reduced, and Vinicius certainly doesn't want that to happen because he really wants to play for Brazil.

If he really wants to stay at Real Madrid he simply has to sign the contract proposal he received, I'm sorry but I really don't see the problem here. If he doesn't sign then it simply means money is more important than Real Madrid for him. Nothing wrong with that, but here the choice is in Vinicius' hands, reading posts like yours it looks like it's Real Madrid that don't want to offer him a new contract.

The player must understand that there is not a single club in Europe that would offer him the crazy amount of money he is asking for because he is no Mbappé nor Haaland.

[Finebone]

I don't think Chelsea will let him go for the 'market' price even if United are willing to pay it. I would put the price at no less than 150 million, Palmer is better than Isak. Plus, he's young and definitely hasn't reached his ceiling yet. Overall, I don't see why Chelsea would sell him, finding a replacement would be very difficult. And a separate issue is United's financial capabilities. Now that Liverpool spends around 500 million in a single transfer window, 120 million doesn't seem outrageous at all, but I don't think United is ready to invest that much on a single player.

Their is no tangible reason Chelsea will agree to this sale right now because even though it's for £300M, it's not going to work, because this sale will prove to everyone related to Chelsea that this new owners are only interested in doing business, instead of searching for glory by acquiring the best players possible and also retain the ones they have, so that they can compete very well. So it's a sale that will make the owner and the fans be at loggerheads if they ever make such a step, and i believe that they will avoid doing such deal, no matter how appealing it looks.

[ajanwalker]

Edin Dzeko transferred from Fiorentina to Schalke 04 for 16 matches. He had scored 2 goals in 18 matches at Fiorentina. Dzeko is quite old now, he still has physical strength, but his finishing is no longer effective. Since Schalke 04 is in Bundesliga 2, he might be useful there, but Serie A wasn't a suitable league for him at this age. I don't know if he will continue if Schalke gets promoted to the Bundesliga at the end of the year; perhaps he will play for another 1-2 years in his own country and then retire from football. Top-level leagues are not suitable for him at this point.

[Stablexcoin]

His market price is now 120m, which i think impossible for MUTD's board to pay it. What do you think?

So not any other Premier League club, but to Manchester United.

I don't believe in this rumor, it won't work. Palmer is a long term project for the club, they won't sell him now, not even to Manchester United, a big rival in the game. Palmer stays at Chelsea, the club is not low on funds or desperate for money, even if they are, there are other players to sell to make up the amount they need.

[hyudien]

@FabrizioRomano
🚨🌳 Lorenzo Lucca to Nottingham Forest, here we go! Loan deal from Napoli for initial €1m loan fee.

Buy option clause not mandatory worth up to €40m package.

Lucca, set to travel today to England to join #NFFC.
https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/2014355842653405288

Oh god, I don't know what's going through Nottingham mind, either they don't have better scouts or there's no other option than Lucca, I know Lucca did well at Udinese, he was a mainstay there, but at Napoli he really underperformed, I just think he'll struggle in the premier league. But luckily that loan with a buyout clause isn't mandatory.

[arallmuus]

@FabrizioRomano
🚨🌳 Lorenzo Lucca to Nottingham Forest, here we go! Loan deal from Napoli for initial €1m loan fee.

Buy option clause not mandatory worth up to €40m package.

I guess NFO will be covering 100 of Lucca's wages huh otherwise it wouldnt just make any sense to accept €1m loan fee.

Oh god, I don't know what's going through Nottingham mind, either they don't have better scouts or there's no other option than Lucca, I know Lucca did well at Udinese, he was a mainstay there, but at Napoli he really underperformed, I just think he'll struggle in the premier league. But luckily that loan with a buyout clause isn't mandatory.

At this rate I guess NFO is just trying to get whatever they can get. There is no reason to be picky considering that they are only 1 spot away from relegation, it will be pretty hard to get top tier talent to join them so yeah loaning is an option but then again even getting a loan at their current position wont be that easy

[LUCKMCFLY]

Vinicious Junior is a great player even when he's not at his best you still see him trying to create chances for Mbappe to score but to chase the ball you should know that he's not that kind of a player but after seeing his performance against Monaco you can't do nothing but like his styles when he's on a super attacking run. Arbeloa shows that he truly understands Vinicious Junior he has allowed him to flow in attack while Mbappe do the finishing and it worked in the champions League match for them.

You're right, and Vini's good Fortune is that Arbeloa knows his Playing style and no longer uses him to defend or play on the Wings he only uses him as an attacking flank Alongside Mbappé, I think Arbeloa will start using him this way to Unlock his full potential and benefit Real Madrid It's an Advantage that Arbeloa was a great player for Real Madrid.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

The journalism these days are hilarious. I'm getting surprised to see how Palmer is being rumored to join in MUTD just because "he misses his friend". I'm not saying it's impossible, but he's gated with 8 years contract. Even if it's gonna be true, it will be a mega pay day for Chelsea, but only of MUTD is also interesting in acquiring him.

His market price is now 120m, which i think impossible for MUTD's board to pay it. What do you think?

I don't think Chelsea will let him go for the 'market' price even if United are willing to pay it. I would put the price at no less than 150 million, Palmer is better than Isak. Plus, he's young and definitely hasn't reached his ceiling yet. Overall, I don't see why Chelsea would sell him, finding a replacement would be very difficult. And a separate issue is United's financial capabilities. Now that Liverpool spends around 500 million in a single transfer window, 120 million doesn't seem outrageous at all, but I don't think United is ready to invest that much on a single player.

Although he's the perfect replacement for Bruno Fernandes if he leaves but I don't think Chelsea would be willing to sale Palmer except for the right figure, INEOS are not even making any serious plans to sign any player in this transfer window talk more of splashing £120m for Cole Palmer this January.
 The key position that needs to be strengthened is the dm and Palmer doesn't fit in that role, it's either Manchester United go for a loan option or go after a cheaper option like Rúben Neves that's on their watch he'll cost Manchester United £17 - 20m, i learnt that he's willing to move over there but let's see if INEOS would be willing to pay up.

[Adams0001]

I don't think Chelsea will let him go for the 'market' price even if United are willing to pay it. I would put the price at no less than 150 million, Palmer is better than Isak. Plus, he's young and definitely hasn't reached his ceiling yet. Overall, I don't see why Chelsea would sell him, finding a replacement would be very difficult. And a separate issue is United's financial capabilities. Now that Liverpool spends around 500 million in a single transfer window, 120 million doesn't seem outrageous at all, but I don't think United is ready to invest that much on a single player.

I can't believe that Chelsea will sell Palmer this summer because they still love him and he as many things to do for the club this season so I don't believe that Chelsea will release such good payer to Manchester United such way. I think this rumours can't be legit. If not because of the injuries this season he should have help the club alot and perform better because Chelsea have been struggling in both the league and the Champions League and they won't like to lose the key players to the team let see how the competition will goes but that will be very difficult for Chelsea new coach to make such decisions because is not performing well doesn't means he won't pick form again. I don't think Palmer is a best option for Manchester United because I don't think they can buy Palmer that will be replacing Bruno.

[Richbased]

The journalism these days are hilarious. I'm getting surprised to see how Palmer is being rumored to join in MUTD just because "he misses his friend". I'm not saying it's impossible, but he's gated with 8 years contract. Even if it's gonna be true, it will be a mega pay day for Chelsea, but only of MUTD is also interesting in acquiring him.

His market price is now 120m, which i think impossible for MUTD's board to pay it. What do you think?

I don't think Chelsea will let him go for the 'market' price even if United are willing to pay it. I would put the price at no less than 150 million, Palmer is better than Isak. Plus, he's young and definitely hasn't reached his ceiling yet. Overall, I don't see why Chelsea would sell him, finding a replacement would be very difficult. And a separate issue is United's financial capabilities. Now that Liverpool spends around 500 million in a single transfer window, 120 million doesn't seem outrageous at all, but I don't think United is ready to invest that much on a single player.

To the best of my knowledge, after the CWC competition that Cole Palmar performed greatly, i haven't really seen his impact in the squad of Chelsea so far and considering the fact that he easily goes on injury can also be a yardstick for Chelsea to dispose him off from the team because at this point, Chelsea needs more vibrant players who can be available within a long period of time without going on injury. 120 million is not a bad price for Palmar if you ask me, the only problem will be that which team can be willing to pay that huge amount for his transfer, i don't even think Manchester United can do that and Liverpool is not certain if they will add more expensive players as they did in last transfer window so if 120 million is difficult for Cole Palmar, how much more to place him on 150 million.

[KingsDen]

The journalism these days are hilarious. I'm getting surprised to see how Palmer is being rumored to join in MUTD just because "he misses his friend". I'm not saying it's impossible, but he's gated with 8 years contract. Even if it's gonna be true, it will be a mega pay day for Chelsea, but only of MUTD is also interesting in acquiring him.

His market price is now 120m, which i think impossible for MUTD's board to pay it. What do you think?

I know that rumors are not always true, but there are some kind of rumours that I expected to hear and not that of Cole Palmer going to Manchester United.
I read in the internet that Palmer is considering to go close to his neighbourhood. I was like, he is still in England and he's complaining. How about if he goes to Italy, Spain or Germany.
If there are other reasons for his intending departure, the perpetrators of the rumour should let us know. Neighbourhood and friendship of a thing is not enough reason for him to leave Chelsea where he is the king to compete in Manchester United where Bruno is the King.

[JeromeTash]

The journalism these days are hilarious. I'm getting surprised to see how Palmer is being rumored to join in MUTD just because "he misses his friend". I'm not saying it's impossible, but he's gated with 8 years contract. Even if it's gonna be true, it will be a mega pay day for Chelsea, but only of MUTD is also interesting in acquiring him.

His market price is now 120m, which i think impossible for MUTD's board to pay it. What do you think?

I call that rumor bullshit. 
Why did he sign the 8-year contract in the first place, then? I think he still loves it at Chelsea and possibly sees himself at the club, probably even when he is past his prime, when he will be around 31 years old.

And why would Manchester United go for a player who has 8 years on his contract like there are no other alternatives?