⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Barikui1]

This makes things more complicated for sure! I don't think Galatasaray would ever like to sell him to Juventus in this case. I already wonder how they are going to be able to pay for his salary and transfer fee all.

They would only like to sell him to a team except the ones from the Serie A. He has just arrived yeah but it isn't easy to keep a big name like him in an average league for long.

Besides he also needs to go back to a top European league again for his own good in his career...

I agree with your sentiment on this issue here because their is no way Galatasaray will want to sell off victor osimhen now, considering the impact he has on the team, and with the fees attached to his potential move to Juventus, it's never going to happen now or next season, since Galatasaray don't have such amount to be paying as fee to Napoli.
But I find it awkward why Napoli is this pathetic towards a player after all he did for the club, but if I were victor osimhen, I would stay put at Galatasaray because the way they love and cherish him in turkey can never be matched by any club in the world, so I will choose happiness over anything else.

[W Jr.]

This makes things more complicated for sure! I don't think Galatasaray would ever like to sell him to Juventus in this case. I already wonder how they are going to be able to pay for his salary and transfer fee all.

They would only like to sell him to a team except the ones from the Serie A. He has just arrived yeah but it isn't easy to keep a big name like him in an average league for long.

Besides he also needs to go back to a top European league again for his own good in his career...

I agree with your sentiment on this issue here because their is no way Galatasaray will want to sell off victor osimhen now, considering the impact he has on the team, and with the fees attached to his potential move to Juventus, it's never going to happen now or next season, since Galatasaray don't have such amount to be paying as fee to Napoli.
But I find it awkward why Napoli is this pathetic towards a player after all he did for the club, but if I were victor osimhen, I would stay put at Galatasaray because the way they love and cherish him in turkey can never be matched by any club in the world, so I will choose happiness over anything else.

Osimhen probably won't find this kind of love anywhere else in the world. Perhaps outside his own country, of course. He's loved in Nigeria, and he plays with all his heart for Nigeria, just like he did when he played for Galatasaray. However, Osimhen has some unfulfilled dreams, and it's understandable that he wants to transfer. In my opinion, he's capable of playing in the Premier League next year and is physically very strong. He might ask Galatasaray to facilitate his transfer this summer, and I don't think Galatasaray would disappoint him in that case. At least he had two great years at Galatasaray, and Galatasaray would be happy about that. He's a very special player and will always remain so.

[Jostern]

This makes things more complicated for sure! I don't think Galatasaray would ever like to sell him to Juventus in this case. I already wonder how they are going to be able to pay for his salary and transfer fee all.

They would only like to sell him to a team except the ones from the Serie A. He has just arrived yeah but it isn't easy to keep a big name like him in an average league for long.

Besides he also needs to go back to a top European league again for his own good in his career...

In transfer business you don’t have to agree before selling your player, if a player is interested in moving to a club, what the player should do is ask for a transfer, and if the club doesn’t agree with selling him, he can submit a transfer request by making it clear to them that he doesn’t want to play for the club anymore.

I think Victor Osimhen is just wasting his years in Galatasaray, he is a player that is at his prime he should be playing in the Premier League or in the La Liga, I have never been in support of that move to Galatasaray, because Turkish Super League is more like a retirement league, I don’t fancy anything in that League, Victor Osimhen should check the age of the players he is playing with at Galatasaray, they are mostly 30 years and above, it’s quite unfortunate that Victor Osimhen found himself in this situation.

[Fiatless]

In transfer business you don’t have to agree before selling your player, if a player is interested in moving to a club, what the player should do is ask for a transfer, and if the club doesn’t agree with selling him, he can submit a transfer request by making it clear to them that he doesn’t want to play for the club anymore.

The player would have to consider the clause in the contract. Galatasaray cannot allow Victor Osimhen to leave at a loss. The amount that would be paid to Napoli if he moves to any Italian club is massive. For them to let him leave, a Serie A club would pay above €100k. Another option is for him to move to a club outside the Serie A.

I think Victor Osimhen is just wasting his years in Galatasaray, he is a player that is at his prime he should be playing in the Premier League or in the La Liga, I have never been in support of that move to Galatasaray, because Turkish Super League is more like a retirement league, I don’t fancy anything in that League, Victor Osimhen should check the age of the players he is playing with at Galatasaray, they are mostly 30 years and above, it’s quite unfortunate that Victor Osimhen found himself in this situation.

Victor will be ever grateful to Galatasaray for coming to his rescue. Conte made it clear that he was not part of his plans, so he would have been out of play for the entire season. The transfer window was already coming to an end and no club was interested because of the high transfer fee. Galatasaray was his saviour and I think he has also enjoyed himself in Turkey.

[GiftedMAN]

Victor will be ever grateful to Galatasaray for coming to his rescue. Conte made it clear that he was not part of his plans, so he would have been out of play for the entire season. The transfer window was already coming to an end and no club was interested because of the high transfer fee. Galatasaray was his saviour and I think he has also enjoyed himself in Turkey.

If you have been following Victor Oshimen in his Galatasaray team you would discover the zeal in him whenever he plays for the team and the relationship between him and the fans you already know that he's always grateful for how they came to his rescue when Conte and Napoli almost destroyed his career. Yes Victor Oshimen is paying his dues to the team because he was instrumental in their progress in the round of 16 in the champions League an advancement they haven't witnessed for more than 12 years I think that's a good sign that he's doing well for the team.

[bitgolden]

I don't know if he wants to perform magic in order to win the number one goalkeeper when he's back or how did he plan to do it because Onana performance was like shit then which was the reason why he was loaned out, and I still believe his performance isn't good enough to take over the number one goalkeeper from Lammens.

I agree, it would require a magic for him to take that place back now. I mean United is fighting to be third place, the best they have done with Onana was just losing to low level teams. I think Onana has no chance and he has to realize that he is seen as someone who they want to sell.

They paid good money for him and can't sell him for 40 million or anything like that, but they will try to find a buyer for 20+ million for sure, would any team even want to buy him for that much? That would be unlikely and he will probably not be able to leave for good so he will go for loan again.

[Sarah Azhari]

They paid good money for him and can't sell him for 40 million or anything like that, but they will try to find a buyer for 20+ million for sure, would any team even want to buy him for that much? That would be unlikely and he will probably not be able to leave for good so he will go for loan again.

Loaning Onana out again to another club might be an option for Manchester United, given Onana's poor performance, making it difficult to find a club willing to buy him. Let alone selling him for 40 million, even 20 million is unlikely to be enough to find a club willing to pay for Onana. Manchester United will clearly lose out on Onana's transfer, especially since he still has a contract with the club until 2028.

[Fiatless]

Victor will be ever grateful to Galatasaray for coming to his rescue. Conte made it clear that he was not part of his plans, so he would have been out of play for the entire season. The transfer window was already coming to an end and no club was interested because of the high transfer fee. Galatasaray was his saviour and I think he has also enjoyed himself in Turkey.

If you have been following Victor Oshimen in his Galatasaray team you would discover the zeal in him whenever he plays for the team and the relationship between him and the fans you already know that he's always grateful for how they came to his rescue when Conte and Napoli almost destroyed his career. Yes Victor Oshimen is paying his dues to the team because he was instrumental in their progress in the round of 16 in the champions League an advancement they haven't witnessed for more than 12 years I think that's a good sign that he's doing well for the team.

I was trying to dispel the assumption that Victor Osimhen is wasting his time in Turkey. When it was clear that moving to Galatasaray was the only choice he had, since the transfer window was almost closing without him getting a club. I think this is the first round of 16 UEFA Champions League qualification for the Turkish club in 16 years. I read one thread in the Turkish Football thread where they were complaining that the Nigerian is too expensive and draining the resources of the club. Now the club is benefiting greatly from the record signing.

[Inwestour]

Loaning Onana out again to another club might be an option for Manchester United, given Onana's poor performance, making it difficult to find a club willing to buy him. Let alone selling him for 40 million, even 20 million is unlikely to be enough to find a club willing to pay for Onana. Manchester United will clearly lose out on Onana's transfer, especially since he still has a contract with the club until 2028.

Of course Onana will want to return to Manchester United, especially now that the club is doing much better, they’ve firmly secured a place in the top four and will most likely qualify for the Champions League. But honestly, I think Manchester United’s performances have improved significantly largely because of the new goalkeeper. Lammens has been playing much more consistently than Onana, so I doubt that Onana will be able to compete with him for the starting spot in goal.

[asriloni]

MU is finally losing their patience to Mount. They're planning to offload him from the club at the summer. They bought him with very expensive price, yet he delivers nothing to the squad. Beside that i'm not sure they can't recoup at least 50% from their initial buy.

I know Villa and Fulham are monitoring his future at this club, but i'm fully doubting he can be sold if MU still demands huge fees for him.

They bought him for £60 million, so i guess they can only sell him at £20 million - £25 million range. The reason is he's never improving since he left Chelsea. He's also injury prone and rarely available to play.

so offloading him for at least 40% of his initial buy price from Chelsea sounds good.

[MArsland]

If you have been following Victor Oshimen in his Galatasaray team you would discover the zeal in him whenever he plays for the team and the relationship between him and the fans you already know that he's always grateful for how they came to his rescue when Conte and Napoli almost destroyed his career. Yes Victor Oshimen is paying his dues to the team because he was instrumental in their progress in the round of 16 in the champions League an advancement they haven't witnessed for more than 12 years I think that's a good sign that he's doing well for the team.

I was trying to dispel the assumption that Victor Osimhen is wasting his time in Turkey. When it was clear that moving to Galatasaray was the only choice he had, since the transfer window was almost closing without him getting a club. I think this is the first round of 16 UEFA Champions League qualification for the Turkish club in 16 years. I read one thread in the Turkish Football thread where they were complaining that the Nigerian is too expensive and draining the resources of the club. Now the club is benefiting greatly from the record signing.

Victor Osimhen is a fighter who knows that at Galatasaray his presence is recognized and he can also prove his qualities are useful for the club. If we know the atmosphere of the Turkish league then we know that Victor Osimhen himself feels that these are the conditions he has wanted all along, the support of the fans for the club is total. If there is an offer from a European club to Victor Osimhen, I am sure he will reject it and will stay at Galatasaray.

[Not your key not your BTC]

I think Victor Osimhen is just wasting his years in Galatasaray, he is a player that is at his prime he should be playing in the Premier League or in the La Liga, I have never been in support of that move to Galatasaray, because Turkish Super League is more like a retirement league, I don’t fancy anything in that League, Victor Osimhen should check the age of the players he is playing with at Galatasaray, they are mostly 30 years and above, it’s quite unfortunate that Victor Osimhen found himself in this situation.

I agree with you, Osimhen's move to Galatasaray has set his career back. Osimhen is a talented and quality striker, and many top European clubs were eyeing him last season, but I don't know what was going through his mind that led him to decide to move to Galatasaray. If Osimhen wants to advance his career, the solution is to play in a competitive league like the Premier League or La Liga. I'm sure Premier League or La Liga clubs will still want him, especially since he's still only 27 years old and still possesses extraordinary abilities as a center-forward.

[Mayor of ogba]

This makes things more complicated for sure! I don't think Galatasaray would ever like to sell him to Juventus in this case. I already wonder how they are going to be able to pay for his salary and transfer fee all.

They would only like to sell him to a team except the ones from the Serie A. He has just arrived yeah but it isn't easy to keep a big name like him in an average league for long.

Besides he also needs to go back to a top European league again for his own good in his career...

I wouldn't even say that Galatasaray won't want to sell Victor Osimhen to Juventus because anything is possible in football, but my advise to Victor Osimhen is that, he shouldn't agree any deal with Juventus because his career was almost ruined in the Serie by Napoli. Victor Osimhen should remain at Galatasaray because it was Galatasaray that gave him a chance to revive his career when Napoli almost ruined his career.

[ibuddy122505]

I think Victor Osimhen is just wasting his years in Galatasaray, he is a player that is at his prime he should be playing in the Premier League or in the La Liga, I have never been in support of that move to Galatasaray, because Turkish Super League is more like a retirement league, I don’t fancy anything in that League, Victor Osimhen should check the age of the players he is playing with at Galatasaray, they are mostly 30 years and above, it’s quite unfortunate that Victor Osimhen found himself in this situation.

I agree with you, Osimhen's move to Galatasaray has set his career back. Osimhen is a talented and quality striker, and many top European clubs were eyeing him last season, but I don't know what was going through his mind that led him to decide to move to Galatasaray. If Osimhen wants to advance his career, the solution is to play in a competitive league like the Premier League or La Liga. I'm sure Premier League or La Liga clubs will still want him, especially since he's still only 27 years old and still possesses extraordinary abilities as a center-forward.

Since joining Galatasaray, he has recorded 66 goal involvements in 65 matches. It's no surprise he became the top foreign goal scorer in the UEFA Champions League. He has proven himself in France, Germany, Italy, and now Turkey, performing everywhere he's played. With that kind of consistency, a summer move feels very likely, especially with big clubs showing interest. It would be exciting to see him test himself at the highest level, like the Premier League or La Liga. Personally, I can't imagine Victor Osimhen playing with better wingers anywhere else in Europe.

[tygeade]

their is no way Galatasaray will want to sell off victor osimhen now, considering the impact he has on the team, and with the fees attached to his potential move to Juventus, it's never going to happen now or next season, since Galatasaray don't have such amount to be paying as fee to Napoli.
But I find it awkward why Napoli is this pathetic towards a player after all he did for the club, but if I were victor osimhen, I would stay put at Galatasaray because the way they love and cherish him in turkey can never be matched by any club in the world, so I will choose happiness over anything else.

I do not think any team would keep any player, no matter who the team is and who the player is, as long as there is a fair price to pay. Like one of the hardest could be getting Mbappe out of Real Madrid, and I doubt that could even be possible, but lets assume for a moment someone offers 1 billion to Real Madrid and 500 a year to Mbappe for 5 years, you think that's impossible? Obviously that could very well be accepted, not that anyone would do something like that.

Osimhen is easier, if you pay Galatasaray something like 100 or 150 million for example, it would not be impossible to get him, maybe 100 would be not easy choice, but at 150 million to 200 levels you have a guarantee that it will happen. Not Juventus though, because Serie A deal of 50 million fee to Napoli would make that not work and Juventus doesn't have enough money to pay that much for him.

[SatoPrincess]

Onana is jus delusional at the moment, there is no way that he is going back to United and playing there, he will not be used and he will be sent away yet again. That dude made way too many mistakes and seen the worst of United when he was the goalkeeper, his mistakes were a main reason why they did so badly, not the "only" reason but it was a big reason because he kept on conceding goals he should not on the worst possible moments, even against fourth tier teams.

He is not coming back and if he thinks there is a chance he can, he is kidding himself. I am just guessing he can't really say he can't come back, so he is just making it look like he still trusts himself but deep down even he probably knows that he can't be United's number one.

We all know the reason why Onana wants to return to fight for his place. Manchester United are doing well under Carrick and may likely qualify for champions league next season, that’s why Onana wants back in. Champions league football and a fat salary. Some Manchester fans in the premier league thread seem to have forgotten how bad Onana was. They claim he was a good goalie and only suffered because the defense was poor. As a rival fan, I’d like to see Onana back as United’s goalie lol.

[Rashlyowl]

This makes things more complicated for sure! I don't think Galatasaray would ever like to sell him to Juventus in this case. I already wonder how they are going to be able to pay for his salary and transfer fee all.

They would only like to sell him to a team except the ones from the Serie A. He has just arrived yeah but it isn't easy to keep a big name like him in an average league for long.

Besides he also needs to go back to a top European league again for his own good in his career...

That transfer is unlikely to happen, I think from the start Galatasaray bought Osimhen, they didn't want to waste their money. On the other hand, I agree that Osimhen should return to Europe's top level as soon as possible, for the benefit of his future career. Rumors will remain rumors, news outlets will continue to fry this news until they can't find a common ground.

[shinratensei_]

Emiliano Martinez has been in tears when he was saying goodbye to the all of Villa fans. He did it after the lost against Wolves. So this clearly confirms Villa is not extending his contract, and likely to partways with him. It raises a speculation about Trafford to becomes his replacement.

I don't know about Martinez's contract situation, but the match against Wolves wasn't his last game for the club, so why would he be saying goodbye to the fan? AFAIK, at the end of every match, players appreciate their fans for coming to support them, and that's exactly what he was doing.

And just so you know, United has no desire to sign a new goalkeeper. In the summer transfer window, United wanted Lammens or Martinez and they ended up signing Lemmens. So they are covered in that area.

No, no. If you're watching Villa's game. Even EPL commentators were also seeing he's waving to his fans and crying. he looked like say good bye. So it confirms this most probably his last season at Villa.

Beside that i'm not linking him to the MUTD move. MUTD will have onana back and lamment still remain their top goalie. So linked him to MUTD is a non sense thing rn. He's likely going to Saudi or other league.

[SatoPrincess]

This makes things more complicated for sure! I don't think Galatasaray would ever like to sell him to Juventus in this case. I already wonder how they are going to be able to pay for his salary and transfer fee all.

They would only like to sell him to a team except the ones from the Serie A. He has just arrived yeah but it isn't easy to keep a big name like him in an average league for long.

Besides he also needs to go back to a top European league again for his own good in his career...

I’m shocked Galatasaray are open to selling Osimhen, he’s been so instrumental to the club’s success in the last two years. IMO Gala wouldn’t be leading this season without Osimhen. If anyone thinks different, Gala should let him go and see how far they go with Icardi and Ilkay.

[Ale88]

Arsenal has had a very good season this year. After several years under Arteta, Arsenal is now a favorite to win the EPL. Not only that, Arsenal has the opportunity to go further in the UCL. Reportedly, Arsenal will target Anthony Gordon this summer. The Newcastle United player is valued at £95m. Arteta has been chasing him since his time at Everton.

Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/38349893/arsenal-anthony-gordon-transfer-liverpool-man-utd/

21 games, 3 goals and 2 assists in the Premier League, it would be crazy for Newcastle to really price this player at £95 million. Yes, his stats are good in the UCL, but they're still not enough to justify that kind of money, I think Arsenal needs to consider this very carefully. After all, he's just an average player. I'm also pretty sure Gordon isn't the right addition for Arsenal.

I guess Newcastle simply don't want to sell the player. If there are no problems between the player and the club, the club doesn't need any money and the player is not requesting to leave, then the club can request any price for the player, it's just like a way to say "we don't want to sell him unless you are willing to pay way more than his actual value". Of course I would never pay that amount of money for a player like Gordon...