⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[wildey]

50 million in my opinion is the standard price considering that Christian Pulisic is almost stepping on the head of 30 and that is not the age that is said to be young anymore, not insulting I think it is quite natural if several teams negotiate to reach an agreement moreover Liverpool has spent a lot of money to recruit players last season and this season they do not want to repeat the same mistake and want to really negotiate to get the price according to their ability.

For some reason I don't think Christian Pulisic is suited to playing in the Premier League because in my opinion the intensity is higher than the Italian League
As some have said, he is more prominent in the Italian League so it would be better for him to stay there rather than waste his career in the EPL
I'm not mocking him, I just remember how Chelsea let him go a few years ago when his performance wasn't optimal.

[Ahli38]

Igor Tudor is the new manager for Tottenham but for a temporary time period... He has 0 experience in the Premier League by the way. It will be interesting to watch him here.

Even though I like De Zerbi as a manager a lot I'm not sure whether he would be the right choice for them permanently. The squad structure isn't the kind he likes there. Pochettino's return would be interesting though.

I personally thought that Tottenham would give Thomas Frank more time to coach Tottenham. But it seems that Tottenham could no longer hold on to him after a string of poor results and were even forced to fire him in order to bring new innovation or even a breath of fresh air to Tottenham in the future. It is reported that Igor Tudor has officially signed a contract until June 2026. And there is no option to extend his contract. It seems that Tottenham plans to replace him next season as they begin to focus on finding a permanent coach to lead Tottenham. This short-term plan may be a profitable strategy for Tottenham. But it seems that Igor will not drastically change Tottenham's performance considering Igor Tudor's lack of experience in the Premier League. However Tottenham must deliver strong performances to secure points in the upcoming rounds to distance themselves from the relegation zone. If Tottenham's performance continues to deteriorate they are highly likely to be overtaken by West Ham or even Nottingham.

[HajiBagi]

Igor Tudor is the new manager for Tottenham but for a temporary time period... He has 0 experience in the Premier League by the way. It will be interesting to watch him here.

Even though I like De Zerbi as a manager a lot I'm not sure whether he would be the right choice for them permanently. The squad structure isn't the kind he likes there. Pochettino's return would be interesting though.

Tottenham will soon sack him at the end of the season or before the season end, i don’t know what will happen at the end of the season but my mind is telling me that they will sack him at the end of the season, Tottenham is ungrateful club in football, they don’t care if the manager win them the league or not, they change a coach that win them Europa league last season and look how they are struggling to get another coach now, they have sacked another coach when the season never ends.

The current coach they sign did not have any premier league experience and I think he will not be better than the other coach they sacked, i will be happy if they taste the feeling of relegation, that will give them a time to do better and stop changing coaches anyhow, there will be a time when no one will not want to coach the team because they are ungrateful club.

[bitLeap]

Igor Tudor is the new manager for Tottenham but for a temporary time period... He has 0 experience in the Premier League by the way. It will be interesting to watch him here.

It's certainly difficult for an inexperienced coach to be appointed directly to an English club, but if he doesn't try, Igor won't know what's going on in the Premier League. He should at least try. After all Tottenham have only given him one mission, saving the club from relegation nothing else. Igor will also be playing in the Champions League, which will undoubtedly require him to work harder.

[el kaka22]

Nottingham Forrest will end up doing even worse now, because no manager who would be decent could really desire to go there. All the good managers will know that if they go there and do even slightly bad for a while on a team that has been doing badly anyways, they will be sacked.

The expectations are high for new managers, because turning a bad team into a good team takes time and if you take too much of a time then they fire you. So only the managers who will want money that Forrest can afford will go there, and nobody else will really do that. Sterling news is great though, I am happy to see him find a club Feyenoord will probably not play him a ton at first, but if he can stay healthy, this could be a good restart for him.

[KTChampions]

Igor Thiago is cooking this season. He's scored 17 of goals. No doubt Bayern, Chelsea and City are interesting in him. Sadly, his sibling is brainwashed him to only like MU. So he rejected any offer that came to him. He's only dreaming to play in MU.
That's why he signed a new contract extension until 2031. His new contract has no clause + one year further extension. Dude has good work ethic combined with strong strength, yet he wants his career to be stalled by keep playing for Brentford.

I think he is not keen to step up his career. If i were him, joining in the big club is better instead stay in the mid-tier club. He could use big club as his stepping stone.
So i believe his choice should be a mistake by him.

As I understand it, big clubs are interested in him only as a "potentially promising" player who might grow to the level of the main squad, but not as a player whom they buy and put in the starting lineup. I'm sure he extended his contract on significantly improved financial terms, and his place in the starting lineup at Brentford is guaranteed, so it wasn't as bad a choice as it might seem from the outside. He simply chose a reliable option.

[Spaceman1000$]

Igor Tudor is the new manager for Tottenham but for a temporary time period... He has 0 experience in the Premier League by the way. It will be interesting to watch him here.

Even though I like De Zerbi as a manager a lot I'm not sure whether he would be the right choice for them permanently. The squad structure isn't the kind he likes there. Pochettino's return would be interesting though.

I personally thought that Tottenham would give Thomas Frank more time to coach Tottenham. But it seems that Tottenham could no longer hold on to him after a string of poor results and were even forced to fire him in order to bring new innovation or even a breath of fresh air to Tottenham in the future. It is reported that Igor Tudor has officially signed a contract until June 2026. And there is no option to extend his contract. It seems that Tottenham plans to replace him next season as they begin to focus on finding a permanent coach to lead Tottenham. This short-term plan may be a profitable strategy for Tottenham. But it seems that Igor will not drastically change Tottenham's performance considering Igor Tudor's lack of experience in the Premier League. However Tottenham must deliver strong performances to secure points in the upcoming rounds to distance themselves from the relegation zone. If Tottenham's performance continues to deteriorate they are highly likely to be overtaken by West Ham or even Nottingham.

No Club will continue to keep a coach despite him not doing well, that's why I was wondering the kind of fate Manchester united had to have kept Amorim that long. Tottenham Hotspur have really declined this period, it was really a good decision to try something new, this new option might not be the best, but it's better than remaining stagnant with one coach, sometimes new ideas could trigger a better outcome for a team. Tottenham Hotspur is one team in England that are always in-between, they are not too much of an elite team and they aren't too much of a mediocre team, they always in-between, however they've not shown that in recent times, so a change of a coach is needed.

[Bobrox]

Igor Tudor is the new manager for Tottenham but for a temporary time period... He has 0 experience in the Premier League by the way. It will be interesting to watch him here.

Even though I like De Zerbi as a manager a lot I'm not sure whether he would be the right choice for them permanently. The squad structure isn't the kind he likes there. Pochettino's return would be interesting though.

Welcome to the premier league Igor Tudor as the manager, previously become Juventus manager but for short moment only before sacking from his position due bad teams performance. I don't think easily become the premier league manager has most difficulty games every weeks than Serie A, overall Igur Tudor when becoming Juventus's head coach has winning ratio around 45% and its not really good achievement when managing the top teams.

Recently De Zerbi sacked from Marseille's head coach after defeating by PSG in Ligue 1 match but he has much experienced when becoming Brighton Albion manager in premier league match, lest see speculation of Tottenham Hotspur management appointed Igor Tudor as their interim manager until at the end of this season will success bring the team finish at top fourth standings and reach higher round in Champion League?

[harapan]

Igor Thiago is cooking this season. He's scored 17 of goals. No doubt Bayern, Chelsea and City are interesting in him. Sadly, his sibling is brainwashed him to only like MU. So he rejected any offer that came to him. He's only dreaming to play in MU.
That's why he signed a new contract extension until 2031. His new contract has no clause + one year further extension. Dude has good work ethic combined with strong strength, yet he wants his career to be stalled by keep playing for Brentford.

I think he is not keen to step up his career. If i were him, joining in the big club is better instead stay in the mid-tier club. He could use big club as his stepping stone.
So i believe his choice should be a mistake by him.

He can not go to either of these clubs mentioned because they have strikers and also backups for their strikers

The same time I do not think he will be a big club player, he will remain an underdog club player and if he wants to play for a bigger club, he will have no other choice but to leave the Premier League. They  have to mention these big clubs to get visibility he needs to prove himself for another season before he can be approached.

[Luzin]

Reading on Transfermarkt, Manchester City and Chelsea are interested in Igor Thiago. He is a Brazilian Brentford striker and has scored 18 goals. However, he has a long-term contract with Brentford until 2031. Currently, his market value is €35 million. But with the long contract duration and Igor's quality, I think the price would be even higher.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/transfer-news-live-salah-to-saudi-tottenham-want-rudiger-and-chelsea-eye-julian-alvarez/view/news/445145

[Fiatless]

It's certainly difficult for an inexperienced coach to be appointed directly to an English club, but if he doesn't try, Igor won't know what's going on in the Premier League. He should at least try. After all Tottenham have only given him one mission, saving the club from relegation nothing else. Igor will also be playing in the Champions League, which will undoubtedly require him to work harder.

Igor Tudor has not had a splendid coaching career. But you cannot take away experience from him. He has coached clubs in Italy, Greece and Turkey. The EPL is a very strong league but with his years of experience, I think he is a good choice for Tottenham right now. We shouldn't make it look like no coach without experience from the EPL will not excel in the League. This is because some first-time coaches have even won the EPL trophy.

[hyudien]

Reading on Transfermarkt, Manchester City and Chelsea are interested in Igor Thiago. He is a Brazilian Brentford striker and has scored 18 goals. However, he has a long-term contract with Brentford until 2031. Currently, his market value is €35 million. But with the long contract duration and Igor's quality, I think the price would be even higher.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/transfer-news-live-salah-to-saudi-tottenham-want-rudiger-and-chelsea-eye-julian-alvarez/view/news/445145

He has just signed a long-term contract with Brentford so it is unlikely that he will go to any big club in the premier league, if he really intends to leave of course he will not agree to the contract and choose Chelsea or Man City who really want him. I also think that he is considering playing minutes, where at the big clubs he is unlikely to get the same minutes as at Brentford or indeed he has no ambition to play at a bigger club. These are the reasons that make me think so.

[arallmuus]

Currently, his market value is €35 million. But with the long contract duration and Igor's quality, I think the price would be even higher.

Pretty much atleast double of this because of the longer duration contract but if any teams want to lowball then atleast 60m will be needed to secure his signature

Reading on Transfermarkt, Manchester City and Chelsea are interested in Igor Thiago

Boy oh boy, City will not get to sign him for sure. Any sane striker will not go to City and play as a backup player to Haaland. Yeah Haaland currently is not as good as he was in early season but he is still a better striker than any of the current EPL striker goal wise so unless Igor want to sit on the bench most of the time then there is no reason for him to go there

[bitgolden]

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.

I agree that the problem is with the owner and that is why Nottingham is not doing that great.
This will be fourth manager they will have on a single season and when you have something like that you know that success can't come and the owner is a terrible one.

Just because they did alright last year, doesn't mean it was thanks to the owner and it was mostly due to Santo and yet they fired him at the start of this season as well. Ange was at least a bit decent if they just gave him some time.

[sokani]

Igor Thiago is cooking this season. He's scored 17 of goals. No doubt Bayern, Chelsea and City are interesting in him. Sadly, his sibling is brainwashed him to only like MU. So he rejected any offer that came to him. He's only dreaming to play in MU.
That's why he signed a new contract extension until 2031. His new contract has no clause + one year further extension. Dude has good work ethic combined with strong strength, yet he wants his career to be stalled by keep playing for Brentford.

I think he is not keen to step up his career. If i were him, joining in the big club is better instead stay in the mid-tier club. He could use big club as his stepping stone.
So i believe his choice should be a mistake by him.

If Thiago Igor really wants to take a step up in his career, he better move elsewhere. United is not keen on signing a striker. They are pretty much covered in that area. Even Sesko and Zirkzee are not playing regularly because Carrick prefers players who can play as false nines. A move to Bayern is better. Age is not on Harry Kane's side. In a few years he can become the main striker.

[asriloni]

Igor Tudor is the new manager for Tottenham but for a temporary time period... He has 0 experience in the Premier League by the way. It will be interesting to watch him here.

Weird appointment. I rated Tudor is an average coach. He has never been success since he started his career as a manager. Appointing him is just waste of money when plenties of good manager available in the market.

No doubt spurs is starting to act like a mid table serie a club. Imagine hired 0 epl exp manager to help them exit from being relegated. It can get worsen than this time.

The better they're ready to be relegated.

[Frankolala]

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.

I agree that the problem is with the owner and that is why Nottingham is not doing that great.
This will be fourth manager they will have on a single season and when you have something like that you know that success can't come and the owner is a terrible one.

Just because they did alright last year, doesn't mean it was thanks to the owner and it was mostly due to Santo and yet they fired him at the start of this season as well. Ange was at least a bit decent if they just gave him some time.

This servers them right. Nottingham will continue to suffer in getting a good caoch because they sacked Nuno Espirito who was trying to rivive the club and make them a good counterpart to the top six spot on the table. Forest performance was superb last season under his management as the coach of the club. They think getting a good coach is very easy.

[IjawMan]

Reading on Transfermarkt, Manchester City and Chelsea are interested in Igor Thiago. He is a Brazilian Brentford striker and has scored 18 goals. However, he has a long-term contract with Brentford until 2031. Currently, his market value is €35 million. But with the long contract duration and Igor's quality, I think the price would be even higher.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/transfer-news-live-salah-to-saudi-tottenham-want-rudiger-and-chelsea-eye-julian-alvarez/view/news/445145

The transfer market is presently closed, so I will not be paying much attention to the speculation going on.

What I have known over the years concerning transfer rumors is that, any player that is doing very great will always be linked to top teams that are lacking in the department the player is playing,

As a result, am not a bit surprised by this rumor, and I think that Brentford will not lose sleep over it cause the transfer market is closed,

So nothing concrete can happen ontil the summer transfer window, if their is any truth in it.

[SatoPrincess]

Igor Tudor is the new manager for Tottenham but for a temporary time period... He has 0 experience in the Premier League by the way. It will be interesting to watch him here.

How did Spurs end up with Igor Tudor? He’s never been able to hold a managerial position at a club for more than a year. I get the feeling that his manager run at Spurs is only going to be short term, and they’re going to let him go once they find a good manager.

[Stable090]

Nottingham Forrest will end up doing even worse now, because no manager who would be decent could really desire to go there. All the good managers will know that if they go there and do even slightly bad for a while on a team that has been doing badly anyways, they will be sacked.

I just feel like the more Nottingham Forest management keeps on sacking their coaches, then their performance will keep on declining. Nottingham forest performed well last season, they made a great mistake by sacking the coach, since he was sacked, their performance just keeps on getting worst, I will say Nottingham forest management doesn’t have patience, and if they continue like this, then am not really going to expect anything from them. When you sign a coach, give the coach some time to adapt with the players.