⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[sokani]

Nottingham Forest seems to be sacking managers for fun, They’ve successfully sacked Sean Dyche, how do they just sack a manager after 4 months of managing the team, I don’t think there was any problem or Challenge for now, they’ve been in that relegation zone before he took over and he is doing his best to bring the club out of the relegation zone, I think Manniakis have single handedly destroyed his club by himself for sacking Nuno Espirto Santos at the first place, he shouldn’t have sacked Nuno.

Currently right now Nottingham Forest is a disaster, I don’t understand how they sacked a manager who is a specialist in relegation fight and plays more of a low-block and a defensive football that helps team survive in the Premier League, Well I don’t see how sacking Sean Dyche is going to help Nottingham Forest Survive Relegation Battle.

https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/2021744716002603213?s=46

Evangelos Marinakis is the problem. He has now sacked three managers; Nuno Espírito Santo, Ange Postecoglou, and Sean Dyche in a single season. Nuno Espírito Santo was doing a fantastic job before he got sacked. If he hadn't done that, they wouldn't have found themselves in this shithole. Sean Dyche is also doing his best to take the club out of the shithole he created and he couldn't be patient. I hope NF can get relegated so he can learn a thing about life.

[X-ray]

Liverpool is linked to the Pulisic's move. I think this rumor sounds good to be true caused by Pulisic is Milan's key player. Apart from that this also confirms how they're really willing to offload Chiesa in summer. But i don't think it's a good move consider how prone Pulisic is.

He's often missed the game due to injury at Milan. It's not wise to spend huge fees to get a glass knee player like him. They can target a non injury prone with that amount of money.

Hopefully, this unnecessary transfer is still remain a rumor only until the next season.

[Abu-Naim]

Nottingham Forest seems to be sacking managers for fun, They’ve successfully sacked Sean Dyche, how do they just sack a manager after 4 months of managing the team, I don’t think there was any problem or Challenge for now, they’ve been in that relegation zone before he took over and he is doing his best to bring the club out of the relegation zone, I think Manniakis have single handedly destroyed his club by himself for sacking Nuno Espirto Santos at the first place, he shouldn’t have sacked Nuno.

Currently right now Nottingham Forest is a disaster, I don’t understand how they sacked a manager who is a specialist in relegation fight and plays more of a low-block and a defensive football that helps team survive in the Premier League, Well I don’t see how sacking Sean Dyche is going to help Nottingham Forest Survive Relegation Battle.

https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/2021744716002603213?s=46

The club owner Evangelos Marinakis is the main problem of the team. Since they sack Nuno Espirito Santo who managed to make the team who they are now and made them more competitive in the Premier League, I know it was over due the team because any manager they will sign will be below his standard and the team is build by him, he knows the players well and knows how to manage them, but his relationship with the owners triggers him to get sacked which is still affecting the team.

I knew Sean Dyce will get sacked because he is not getting the result the team wanted, and the owners are not patient again to tolerate any poor performance because they are still in the relegation zone which I think they have taken them step to get relegated because the new manager might not get it right on time which will affect the team performance.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Casemiro age and performance will gradually diminish his productivity, and when the time comes, he could become a discarded player with no potential benefits. So rather than waiting for that to happen, Casemiro should be realistic and make a decision quickly and join a Saudi Arabian club. That's the only way he can capitalize on the best possible opportunity, rather than waiting for a bad one to happen.

I think some standards in football are still outdated For me, as long as Casemiro keeps scoring goals, he doesn't need to look for another team However, since it's Manchester United, he should start thinking about it The Saudi League doesn't sound bad to me it's a good opportunity. But for me, this player has a lot more to offer Without going too far, I'd love to see him play for Real Madrid, Real Madrid needs players with his pedigree.

[Lannakosa]

Nottingham Forest seems to be sacking managers for fun, They’ve successfully sacked Sean Dyche, how do they just sack a manager after 4 months of managing the team, I don’t think there was any problem or Challenge for now, they’ve been in that relegation zone before he took over and he is doing his best to bring the club out of the relegation zone, I think Manniakis have single handedly destroyed his club by himself for sacking Nuno Espirto Santos at the first place, he shouldn’t have sacked Nuno.

Currently right now Nottingham Forest is a disaster, I don’t understand how they sacked a manager who is a specialist in relegation fight and plays more of a low-block and a defensive football that helps team survive in the Premier League, Well I don’t see how sacking Sean Dyche is going to help Nottingham Forest Survive Relegation Battle.

https://x.com/fabrizioromano/status/2021744716002603213?s=46

Nottingham’s management are record-breakers in that regard, changing three managers in a single season is quite something. But wait, the season isn’t over yet, maybe they’ll still hire and fire someone else. By the way, I watched Nottingham’s game yesterday, and despite dominating the game and attacking, Nottingham still looked like a disaster. In the end it finished 0–0, and they failed to beat Wolves, who are in terrible form and losing to almost everyone.

[bitgolden]

With the level of standard and achievement made by the current coach, there are big differences and changes of the manager. He proven to the board to become one of the best things that have happen to club in decades. He's more better than Patrick Vieira who manage the club for years and end up with poor form.

Olivier Glasner deserves his flowers after beating Liverpool in final and in league games. He is exiting the selhurst park at the end of the season, we both know it's no good news for Crystal Palace because the manager have succeeded in lifting trophies for the Eagles.

I would say the difference between knock out style games and league style games created a question mark for Oliver. While he is definitely a great coach when it comes to cup games, when it comes to league he is not that great.

Right now Palace is 13th again for example, and last year they finished 12th place too, which shows that when it comes to league games they were terrible but for some reason when it came to cup games they managed to beat everyone. Which is shocking, normally teams do not have that kind of difference.

[Palvictor06]

The problem doesn't seem to be the Coaches at all. If u look at Man United U will see the fighting spirit within them and it helps them a lot so if a team doesn't have fighting spirit within them they can lose a lot of games



Please I am new here😁

[hyudien]

You said Sean Dyche has being the club manager for four months and they are still on relegation zone. He deserves to be fired because I don't see anything that he has to offer to the club. He was hired to bring out the club from relegation and he still hasn't achieved that which means that he cannot improve the team performance. I don't know whether, you want him to coach the team he cannot.

But if I look more closely under the command of Sean Dyche Nottingham has improved, as I remember when he first managed Nottingham was ranked 20th and now slowly improving to 17th, the only problem for Sean is that sometimes he is not able to lead his team to win when playing against weak teams, on the contrary when playing against strong teams he is quite capable of implementing tactics to make it difficult for those teams and even managed to steal points several times. I heard Vitor Pereira has been appointed as the new coach. There is no high hope for me personally.

[Mrbluntzy]

The club owner Evangelos Marinakis is the main problem of the team. Since they sack Nuno Espirito Santo who managed to make the team who they are now and made them more competitive in the Premier League, I know it was over due the team because any manager they will sign will be below his standard and the team is build by him, he knows the players well and knows how to manage them, but his relationship with the owners triggers him to get sacked which is still affecting the team.

I knew Sean Dyce will get sacked because he is not getting the result the team wanted, and the owners are not patient again to tolerate any poor performance because they are still in the relegation zone which I think they have taken them step to get relegated because the new manager might not get it right on time which will affect the team performance.

Nottingham Forest is certainly not having the good results they deserve this season. They've been completely performing poorly this season. A team like Nottingham Forest wouldn't go far this season because the board is also not helping matters. Nottingham Forest will now become the first EPL side ever to have four different managers in a single season. This is definitely not something we ought to be proud of not even the owner, Evangelo Marinakis.

[Finebone]

Evangelos Marinakis is the problem. He has now sacked three managers; Nuno Espírito Santo, Ange Postecoglou, and Sean Dyche in a single season. Nuno Espírito Santo was doing a fantastic job before he got sacked. If he hadn't done that, they wouldn't have found themselves in this shithole. Sean Dyche is also doing his best to take the club out of the shithole he created and he couldn't be patient. I hope NF can get relegated so he can learn a thing about life.

Evangelos marinakis is now sacking managers for a living 
A team that was doing pretty fine when Nuno espirito Santo was still in charge of the club, just small misunderstanding that would have been solved internally wasn't managed well by evangelos marinakis, and he eventually sacked him, since then Nottingham Forest has never been the same, and by the way things are going, they might not escape relegation this season, something they never imagined during the start of this present campaign.
As for Sean dyche performance as the head coach of the club, he has really been poor, so in my own opinion his sacking was really deserving.

[Jaycoinz]

You said Sean Dyche has being the club manager for four months and they are still on relegation zone. He deserves to be fired because I don't see anything that he has to offer to the club. He was hired to bring out the club from relegation and he still hasn't achieved that which means that he cannot improve the team performance. I don't know whether, you want him to coach the team he cannot.

But if I look more closely under the command of Sean Dyche Nottingham has improved, as I remember when he first managed Nottingham was ranked 20th and now slowly improving to 17th, the only problem for Sean is that sometimes he is not able to lead his team to win when playing against weak teams, on the contrary when playing against strong teams he is quite capable of implementing tactics to make it difficult for those teams and even managed to steal points several times. I heard Vitor Pereira has been appointed as the new coach. There is no high hope for me personally.

This period has been something else with coaches and clubs because a whole lot of them seem to be actually losing out on their job and I would say that the numbers alone that have been sacked this season alone is outstanding and I just feel it's the high stake of competition that is in the premier League that causes this because almost all the team in the premier League is out there ready to deal with any opponents not even minding the top clubs.

[KingsDen]

Evangelos Marinakis is the problem. He has now sacked three managers; Nuno Espírito Santo, Ange Postecoglou, and Sean Dyche in a single season. Nuno Espírito Santo was doing a fantastic job before he got sacked. If he hadn't done that, they wouldn't have found themselves in this shithole. Sean Dyche is also doing his best to take the club out of the shithole he created and he couldn't be patient. I hope NF can get relegated so he can learn a thing about life.

Evangelos marinakis is now sacking managers for a living 
A team that was doing pretty fine when Nuno espirito Santo was still in charge of the club, just small misunderstanding that would have been solved internally wasn't managed well by evangelos marinakis, and he eventually sacked him, since then Nottingham Forest has never been the same, and by the way things are going, they might not escape relegation this season, something they never imagined during the start of this present campaign.
As for Sean dyche performance as the head coach of the club, he has really been poor, so in my own opinion his sacking was really deserving.

This week was a week of sacking, and I was surprised that two managers were sacked.
This reminds me of the week that both Chelsea and Manchester United sacked their coaches.

I believe that these clubs deserve better.
Nottingham was doing well and even beating some big teams last season.
Tottenham in the other hand is the defending champion of the Europa league. So they deserve better.

[Fiatless]

The club owner Evangelos Marinakis is the main problem of the team. Since they sack Nuno Espirito Santo who managed to make the team who they are now and made them more competitive in the Premier League, I know it was over due the team because any manager they will sign will be below his standard and the team is build by him, he knows the players well and knows how to manage them, but his relationship with the owners triggers him to get sacked which is still affecting the team.

I knew Sean Dyce will get sacked because he is not getting the result the team wanted, and the owners are not patient again to tolerate any poor performance because they are still in the relegation zone which I think they have taken them step to get relegated because the new manager might not get it right on time which will affect the team performance.

He sacked Nuno Espirito Santo not because he was not doing his job very well but because of personality class. The Portuguese coach was not pleased with some decisions of the club and his role under the new football chief Edu Gaspar. I know Evangelos Marinakis would be regretting his actions because he sacked the best coach for the club. The club hierarchy would have tolerated Espirito Santo and allowed him to continue with the club he had built to be strong 

The club would have to seek a new manager which wouldn't be easy.  They thought Sean Dyce would do better than the former coach, now they know that they were wrong.

[TastyChillySauce00]

A new home for Sterling. He's officially joined Feyenoord as a new player. No fees involved since he joined them as free agent. However, his contract will be last long only until the end of june. It means he's signing a half season contract.
Still no clue how much he received weekly, but i believe it's far lower than what he got from Chelsea. It seems he still has passion to play football as how he left 325k weekly from Chelsea, then join in Feyenoord.  

It's very exciting to see how this random transfer is working. The help of him can surely bring back Feyenoord to the title chaser. However, i low my expectation since he's never been playing football since Chelsea benched him.  It needs more time for him to adapt.
I hope he can give his best again, though he's not young anymore.

[ancafe]

This period has been something else with coaches and clubs because a whole lot of them seem to be actually losing out on their job and I would say that the numbers alone that have been sacked this season alone is outstanding and I just feel it's the high stake of competition that is in the premier League that causes this because almost all the team in the premier League is out there ready to deal with any opponents not even minding the top clubs.

This is especially true for the Premier League as in recent seasons, we have seen managers sacked for failing to meet club expectations. The Premier League is known for its competitive nature as any manager can experience a poor performance and be dismissed early. Remember how Jose Mourinho was sacked by several English clubs? Even smaller teams can cause major upsets, sometimes beating the league leaders and Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham have all had several managerial changes in recent seasons.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

A new home for Sterling. He's officially joined Feyenoord as a new player. No fees involved since he joined them as free agent. However, his contract will be last long only until the end of june. It means he's signing a half season contract.
Still no clue how much he received weekly, but i believe it's far lower than what he got from Chelsea. It seems he still has passion to play football as how he left 325k weekly from Chelsea, then join in Feyenoord.  

It's very exciting to see how this random transfer is working. The help of him can surely bring back Feyenoord to the title chaser. However, i low my expectation since he's never been playing football since Chelsea benched him.  It needs more time for him to adapt.
I hope he can give his best again, though he's not young anymore.

Yeah this news is a bit surprising because he chose Feyenoord for his new club, even though he could have chosen another club like the Turkish League. It is said that he chose Feyenoord because he wanted to get playing time also currently Feyenoord is in 2nd place in the standings meaning there is potential to play in the Champions League next season well, I'm sure this is one of the considerations. Regarding his salary, there has been no official announcement yet but some sources report that his salary is clearly much lower than what Chelsea pays yeah it's around 60k-70k per week now.

[Futurexxx]

A new home for Sterling. He's officially joined Feyenoord as a new player. No fees involved since he joined them as free agent. However, his contract will be last long only until the end of june. It means he's signing a half season contract.
Still no clue how much he received weekly, but i believe it's far lower than what he got from Chelsea. It seems he still has passion to play football as how he left 325k weekly from Chelsea, then join in Feyenoord.  

It's very exciting to see how this random transfer is working. The help of him can surely bring back Feyenoord to the title chaser. However, i low my expectation since he's never been playing football since Chelsea benched him.  It needs more time for him to adapt.
I hope he can give his best again, though he's not young anymore.

I will first congratulate him on this move to feyenoord because I never thought he would have gotten a club easily, considering how match rusty he has been, because this is a move that will help in bringing back his confidence and trust of his potential suitors back if he can deliver.
 And his performance in this few months will determine if feyenoord will want to retain him or not or if he does well, he might even attract a more better move to any of Europe top five leagues, so the ball is now in his court to deliver in the colours of feyenoord. So it's a logical move that may benefit him well if he makes proper use of this opportunity.

[Alonso_]

Liverpool is linked to the Pulisic's move. I think this rumor sounds good to be true caused by Pulisic is Milan's key player. Apart from that this also confirms how they're really willing to offload Chiesa in summer. But i don't think it's a good move consider how prone Pulisic is.

He's often missed the game due to injury at Milan. It's not wise to spend huge fees to get a glass knee player like him. They can target a non injury prone with that amount of money.

Hopefully, this unnecessary transfer is still remain a rumor only until the next season.

I think this rumor has everything fake written all over it, this rumor doesn’t sound good to be true, because I’m completely sure that Liverpool aren’t going to sigh this player, considering his game and he is an injury prone player so Liverpool wouldn’t sigh a player at 27 years, that is against Liverpool transfer Policy.

He will be a better player for Chelsea, because I still think he has an unfinished business with Chelsea, that is a team he will play a better football with in the Premier League, Chelsea wouldn’t have to spend huge amounts of money on the player, what they have to do is get him on a free transfer.

[harapan]

Liverpool is linked to the Pulisic's move. I think this rumor sounds good to be true caused by Pulisic is Milan's key player. Apart from that this also confirms how they're really willing to offload Chiesa in summer. But i don't think it's a good move consider how prone Pulisic is.

He's often missed the game due to injury at Milan. It's not wise to spend huge fees to get a glass knee player like him. They can target a non injury prone with that amount of money.

Hopefully, this unnecessary transfer is still remain a rumor only until the next season.

Liverpool and signing Chelsea offloads who didn’t successfully achieve glory in the Premier League.

Mohamed Salah was just like this, left for As Roma and Liverpool got him quietly. They are following the same procedure honestly with Christian Pulisic but he will be the player to replace LuizDiaz who left for Bayern Munich earlier this season. He has transformed, I don't see him as that injury prone player again.

[Slow death]

I confess that I'm trying to understand what Feyenoord's objective is in signing Raheem Sterling.

according to Fabrizio Romano: https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2022008259071382014

Robin van Persie, Feyenoord's manager, has signed Raheem Sterling to a 6-month contract. You didn't hear wrong, he will be playing for Feyenoord for 6 months, but when I look at Raheem Sterling's stats, he played 17 games, scored 0 goals and had 2 assists.

In other words, the guy hasn't scored a single goal in 17 games, so how would he be of much help to Feyenoord? Remember that Feyenoord has only won two of their last five games and Feyenoord  has no chance of becoming champions and they were eliminated from the Europa League. What's the point of signing Raheem Sterling?