⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Mayor of ogba]

I never expected this kind of rumor to come. Elliot Anderson is rumoring saying he's keen to join in City. If it's true, i think City shall pick him up. I have feeling City may lose Bernardo or Rodri this summer. So he's gonna be a solid transfer for sure.

I aware Forest rated him as important player, but since he's not keen anymore to stay there. I guess Forest can do nothing if he request his club to leave. The only problem is his value. He's being valued 90m. It sounds too pricey for a player at his calibre. However, it can be cheaper when Forest relegated, and it's very possible to meet such condition. It seems City takes everyone to their squad soon.

Elliot Anderson is a good player. You’re right about the possibility of the price going down when Nottingham Forest get relegated but what happens when he starts for England in the World Cup. Tbh I think Manchester City will be more than happy to pay 100m to sign him. Some say Anderson will be the replacement for either Rodri or Bernardo if they leave the club next season. He’s also been linked to Manchester United but I guess he wants a team where he can win trophies.

I don't think it will make any different. If his club will be relegated. There will be a financial adjustment to his club. So his club has to sell some players in order to comply with the PSR regulation. So City can still acquire him for cheap if such scenario is gonna happen.

It's obvious Bernado leaves, and City has to sign someone to be his replacement for long term. So the only best solution is targeting him with the hope his club will be relegated.

Manchester City should just quietly observe the situation of Elliot Anderson at Nottingham Forest because if Nottingham Forest gets relegated as just said, Elliot Anderson will force a move out of Nottingham Forest, so I think Manchester City can buy him less than the money Nottingham Forest valued him at the moment.

[Jostern]

I never expected this kind of rumor to come. Elliot Anderson is rumoring saying he's keen to join in City. If it's true, i think City shall pick him up. I have feeling City may lose Bernardo or Rodri this summer. So he's gonna be a solid transfer for sure.

I aware Forest rated him as important player, but since he's not keen anymore to stay there. I guess Forest can do nothing if he request his club to leave. The only problem is his value. He's being valued 90m. It sounds too pricey for a player at his calibre. However, it can be cheaper when Forest relegated, and it's very possible to meet such condition. It seems City takes everyone to their squad soon.

Elliot Anderson is a good player. You’re right about the possibility of the price going down when Nottingham Forest get relegated but what happens when he starts for England in the World Cup. Tbh I think Manchester City will be more than happy to pay 100m to sign him. Some say Anderson will be the replacement for either Rodri or Bernardo if they leave the club next season. He’s also been linked to Manchester United but I guess he wants a team where he can win trophies.

I don't think it will make any different. If his club will be relegated. There will be a financial adjustment to his club. So his club has to sell some players in order to comply with the PSR regulation. So City can still acquire him for cheap if such scenario is gonna happen.

It's obvious Bernado leaves, and City has to sign someone to be his replacement for long term. So the only best solution is targeting him with the hope his club will be relegated.

Manchester City should just quietly observe the situation of Elliot Anderson at Nottingham Forest because if Nottingham Forest gets relegated as just said, Elliot Anderson will force a move out of Nottingham Forest, so I think Manchester City can buy him less than the money Nottingham Forest valued him at the moment.

Elliot Anderson is a very good player I must say, his been playing a very nice and good football with Nothingham Forest, I was wondering why he left Newcastle United, And I had to understand it was because of the Profit Sustainability Rule PSR, Now when you look at his performance in the Premier League, you will still have to understand he is rated as one of the best players in the Premier League in his position, if not the best right now.

I,m not surprised that he is linked to so many big clubs, that is because of his resilient performance, Manchester City seems to be very interested in him, because he is playing a good football, and he could just be the perfect replacement for Rodri, because very soon Rodri would be leaving Manchester City, he could just be the best replacement for him, He can also be a good replacement for Casemiro, who have announced that he will be leaving Manchester United at the end of the season, Well I don't see how he will have playing time with Liverpool, Unless they will have to sell someone.

I think he will be making the move this Summer, Not even considering where Nothingham finish this season, he is attracting so many big clubs to stay at Nothingham Forest.

[Futurexxx]

I respect Allegri, but Real Madrid might have better options. Perhaps they should talk to Jurgen Klopp. If it comes to Real Madrid, I'm sure he might want to return to coaching. He's been resting for two years now, I think. Maybe it's the perfect time for him to manage a team again. Of course, the decision will be made by President Florentino Perez, but he needs to think carefully about this decision in order for Real Madrid to return to its best form.

I agree with you on this that jurgen klopp is more of a better option than allegri, and he should be the kind of manager real madrid should be going for because he has proven to be capable in leading his team to compete at the highest level, like when he was at borussia dortmund and at Liverpool, so I trust him go do a very good job at real madrid, but one thing I know that would happen if he eventually makes the move to real madrid is that, he will sell off most of the controversial players that might be a problem to him later in the future at the club.

Additionally, I think that the hierarchy of real madrid needs to do some convincing before he might agree to this move because I don't really think he would be that interested in coming back to management of football right now.

[Die_empty]

I agree with you on this that jurgen klopp is more of a better option than allegri, and he should be the kind of manager real madrid should be going for because he has proven to be capable in leading his team to compete at the highest level, like when he was at borussia dortmund and at Liverpool, so I trust him go do a very good job at real madrid, but one thing I know that would happen if he eventually makes the move to real madrid is that, he will sell off most of the controversial players that might be a problem to him later in the future at the club.

Additionally, I think that the hierarchy of real madrid needs to do some convincing before he might agree to this move because I don't really think he would be that interested in coming back to management of football right now.

Massimiliano Allegri has been successful as a coach. Winning more than six Serie A titles. Five with Juventus and one with AC Milan.  He has also led Juventus to five Coppa Italia titles. He is a good coach who has the experience to handle a big club like Real Madrid. The challenge he might face in the quest to coach Real is that he has not won a European trophy. So I can generalise that he has not been good in major European competitions. Real Madrid is a club that has so much value for the UCL. Coaches could be sacked for not winning the UCL even when they win the La Liga..

[bitgolden]

Van de Ven definitely will leave, he is so unhappy that I think his morale and psychology is getting impacted as well. Like that last foul was not an okay one, he should know better and should be doing better and at this point being a great player and still playing at a team that would have relegated if it wasn't for you is not good for his mentality either.

I think he should move toa great team, and the best I can think of would be Liverpool, so that he could replace Virgil Van Dijk next season.

[Inwestour]

Massimiliano Allegri has been successful as a coach. Winning more than six Serie A titles. Five with Juventus and one with AC Milan.  He has also led Juventus to five Coppa Italia titles. He is a good coach who has the experience to handle a big club like Real Madrid. The challenge he might face in the quest to coach Real is that he has not won a European trophy. So I can generalise that he has not been good in major European competitions. Real Madrid is a club that has so much value for the UCL. Coaches could be sacked for not winning the UCL even when they win the La Liga..

Yes, Milan won the derby against Inter, and Allegri certainly deserves some credit for that. But let’s also remember Milan’s matches against Parma, where they lost, and against Como, Fiorentina, and Genoa, where they only managed draws, those games were important as well. In all of those matches Milan dropped points, which is exactly why Inter are still 7 points ahead of them despite the defeat in the derby. And with 10 rounds remaining in Serie A, I doubt that Inter will lose such an advantage. And it seems to me that Alegre is not ready to coach a team of the level of Real.

[Silikiem]

I respect Allegri, but Real Madrid might have better options. Perhaps they should talk to Jurgen Klopp. If it comes to Real Madrid, I'm sure he might want to return to coaching. He's been resting for two years now, I think. Maybe it's the perfect time for him to manage a team again. Of course, the decision will be made by President Florentino Perez, but he needs to think carefully about this decision in order for Real Madrid to return to its best form.

I agree with you on this that jurgen klopp is more of a better option than allegri, and he should be the kind of manager real madrid should be going for because he has proven to be capable in leading his team to compete at the highest level, like when he was at borussia dortmund and at Liverpool, so I trust him go do a very good job at real madrid, but one thing I know that would happen if he eventually makes the move to real madrid is that, he will sell off most of the controversial players that might be a problem to him later in the future at the club.

Additionally, I think that the hierarchy of real madrid needs to do some convincing before he might agree to this move because I don't really think he would be that interested in coming back to management of football right now.

No doubt Jurgen will be a perfect fit for Real Madrid as a coach because at this moment what Real Madrid needs is a coach who knows how to manage his players not just giving tactics and playing style but players management. Real Madrid is a club with lots of super stars big players who I think they are well grounded enough in terms of tactics and individual skills and ability but what is lacking is just the managerial skills to handle this players and keep the team in a good environment. Jurgen is a highly respected manager and knows how to manage his squad better. If Real Madrid can get him then it will be  really good for them but I doubt if he’s willing to take up a coaching role again after ending it at Liverpool and decided to do something else in football which is the role of a sporting director of which he’s doing a great job with the Red Bulls team. Real Madrid can also turn back to Zinedine zidane at this moment also perhaps he might just come out to rescue his beloved team as he’s done before but it all depends on Florentino Perez willingness if truly he wants him back at the club.

[W Jr.]

Massimiliano Allegri has been successful as a coach. Winning more than six Serie A titles. Five with Juventus and one with AC Milan.  He has also led Juventus to five Coppa Italia titles. He is a good coach who has the experience to handle a big club like Real Madrid. The challenge he might face in the quest to coach Real is that he has not won a European trophy. So I can generalise that he has not been good in major European competitions. Real Madrid is a club that has so much value for the UCL. Coaches could be sacked for not winning the UCL even when they win the La Liga..

Yes, Milan won the derby against Inter, and Allegri certainly deserves some credit for that. But let’s also remember Milan’s matches against Parma, where they lost, and against Como, Fiorentina, and Genoa, where they only managed draws, those games were important as well. In all of those matches Milan dropped points, which is exactly why Inter are still 7 points ahead of them despite the defeat in the derby. And with 10 rounds remaining in Serie A, I doubt that Inter will lose such an advantage. And it seems to me that Alegre is not ready to coach a team of the level of Real.

We also need to look at the resources available to Allegri. If he was given a low budget and a limited squad at Milan, we can't expect miracles from him. However, if he mobilizes resources at Real Madrid, perhaps he can demonstrate his management skills better; we can't know for sure. Nevertheless, I think there could be better options. Still, I believe the Italian coach should remain a good alternative among the options available.

[Frankolala]

Massimiliano Allegri has been successful as a coach. Winning more than six Serie A titles. Five with Juventus and one with AC Milan.  He has also led Juventus to five Coppa Italia titles. He is a good coach who has the experience to handle a big club like Real Madrid. The challenge he might face in the quest to coach Real is that he has not won a European trophy. So I can generalise that he has not been good in major European competitions. Real Madrid is a club that has so much value for the UCL. Coaches could be sacked for not winning the UCL even when they win the La Liga..

Yes, Milan won the derby against Inter, and Allegri certainly deserves some credit for that. But let’s also remember Milan’s matches against Parma, where they lost, and against Como, Fiorentina, and Genoa, where they only managed draws, those games were important as well. In all of those matches Milan dropped points, which is exactly why Inter are still 7 points ahead of them despite the defeat in the derby. And with 10 rounds remaining in Serie A, I doubt that Inter will lose such an advantage. And it seems to me that Alegre is not ready to coach a team of the level of Real.

No coach can have a perfect season undefeated but only few which I have seen in the past and the team always win the title. Allegri case is different, losing to all those clubs that you mentioned above doesn't mean that he don't have the experience needed to win those matches but things didn't work out for him. However, who told you that Allegri is not ready to coach a team like Real Madrid.

[Oluwa-btc]

Van de Ven definitely will leave, he is so unhappy that I think his morale and psychology is getting impacted as well. Like that last foul was not an okay one, he should know better and should be doing better and at this point being a great player and still playing at a team that would have relegated if it wasn't for you is not good for his mentality either.

I think he should move toa great team, and the best I can think of would be Liverpool, so that he could replace Virgil Van Dijk next season.

A whole lot of players will be seen leaving Tottenham Hotspur and those who stays I will consider loyal.

Van de Ven or whatever his name, caused that goal, he was flat footed, let us not act like we didn't see it. It is not wise to put blames elsewhere or on the new coach. Not just him, the Argentine Romeo most likely to leave, I don't mind Manchester United grabbing him.

[Xyloo]

Massimiliano Allegri has been successful as a coach. Winning more than six Serie A titles. Five with Juventus and one with AC Milan.  He has also led Juventus to five Coppa Italia titles. He is a good coach who has the experience to handle a big club like Real Madrid. The challenge he might face in the quest to coach Real is that he has not won a European trophy. So I can generalise that he has not been good in major European competitions. Real Madrid is a club that has so much value for the UCL. Coaches could be sacked for not winning the UCL even when they win the La Liga..

Yes, Milan won the derby against Inter, and Allegri certainly deserves some credit for that. But let’s also remember Milan’s matches against Parma, where they lost, and against Como, Fiorentina, and Genoa, where they only managed draws, those games were important as well. In all of those matches Milan dropped points, which is exactly why Inter are still 7 points ahead of them despite the defeat in the derby. And with 10 rounds remaining in Serie A, I doubt that Inter will lose such an advantage. And it seems to me that Alegre is not ready to coach a team of the level of Real.

No coach can have a perfect season undefeated but only few which I have seen in the past and the team always win the title. Allegri case is different, losing to all those clubs that you mentioned above doesn't mean that he don't have the experience needed to win those matches but things didn't work out for him. However, who told you that Allegri is not ready to coach a team like Real Madrid.

Perhaps the Italian coach could achieve success at Real Madrid. I think Allegri is performing well at Milan. Of course, there will be some points lost. Every team and every coach in the world experiences this. Look at Manchester City this year. Guardiola is one of the most respected coaches in the world, but his performance this year hasn't been good. Therefore, these matches shouldn't be the only criterion. If Real Madrid wants him, I'm sure they've done their research.

[Black Mbaye]

Van de Ven definitely will leave, he is so unhappy that I think his morale and psychology is getting impacted as well. Like that last foul was not an okay one, he should know better and should be doing better and at this point being a great player and still playing at a team that would have relegated if it wasn't for you is not good for his mentality either.

I think he should move toa great team, and the best I can think of would be Liverpool, so that he could replace Virgil Van Dijk next season.

A whole lot of players will be seen leaving Tottenham Hotspur and those who stays I will consider loyal.

Van de Ven or whatever his name, caused that goal, he was flat footed, let us not act like we didn't see it. It is not wise to put blames elsewhere or on the new coach. Not just him, the Argentine Romeo most likely to leave, I don't mind Manchester United grabbing him.

This summer, the team could completely change. In my opinion, Tottenham are performing better in the Champions League than in the Premier League. They are really bad in the Premier League. In their last match, they lost 3-1 at home to Crystal Palace. It was Tottenham who took the lead with Solanke's goal. They are very close to the relegation zone, just one point behind West Ham.

[GiftedMAN]

A whole lot of players will be seen leaving Tottenham Hotspur and those who stays I will consider loyal.

Van de Ven or whatever his name, caused that goal, he was flat footed, let us not act like we didn't see it. It is not wise to put blames elsewhere or on the new coach. Not just him, the Argentine Romeo most likely to leave, I don't mind Manchester United grabbing him.

Me to bro, we need extra legs in our defence, not just any players but premier league proven players cause that was how we signed during the summer and it worked so similar approach should be used to recruit players in the next transfer window. Imagine a fit Lizandro Martinez and Cristian Romero paired together in the centre back, our defence would be so solid. Van den Ven is not a bad player though regardless of the error he made in their last match.

[SatoPrincess]

Manchester City should just quietly observe the situation of Elliot Anderson at Nottingham Forest because if Nottingham Forest gets relegated as just said, Elliot Anderson will force a move out of Nottingham Forest, so I think Manchester City can buy him less than the money Nottingham Forest valued him at the moment.

Manchester City aren’t a club to be bothered about paying high fees for players. They aren’t Barcelona, City is a Saudi club for crying out loud and will spend any amount to get the players they want in order to win trophies. Manchester United are also interested in Elliot so it’s best to be proactive now and since he didn’t sign a contract with Nottingham Forest this season, it’s obvious that he wants to leave the club.

[Mayor of ogba]

Real Madrid put themselves in a difficult situation. Florentino Perez chose to start playing Football Manager in real life, with the most important club in the world, and probably the club with the most pressure because the fans are incredibly exigent. Even too much if you ask me. Allegri is a manager that goes straight to the point, he doesn't play around, he is simply practical in a world where every manager wants to feel unique, coming up with weird ideas while making football unnecessarily complicated. Allegri is exactly the opposite of all this. Does he fit the role of the traditional Real Madrid manager? As I said, absolutely not. Is he the type of manager Real Madrid needs? Probably yes.

I agree with you that Real Madrid put themselves in a difficult situation because they couldn't find a good replacement for Toni Kroos and Lukas Modric, and it's one of the things that has made them to play badly and ended last season without winning any trophy, and if they aren't careful this season they might still end this season without winning any trophy again. With the points you have made and the type of coach you want for Real Madrid, It's obvious that Allegri isn't that type of coach, but don't you think that if Allegri can be winning matches for Real Madrid, which is what Real Madrid management wants, he should be giving the Real Madrid managerial job?

[wakier]

I think you're right the players have more ego and power than the managers that's why it's very difficult for a younger manager to manage them. Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius particularly are the ones giving the coaches tough time, they don't have respect and that was what made it difficult for Xabi Alonso to manage them and it lead to his sacking.

I believe it will be different with a more experienced coach. Someone that can handle the dressing room properly and take charge as a coach that way Mbappe and Vinicius won't be able to disrespect him.

It's very difficult to coach Real Madrid because their squad is filled with star players. Xabi Alonso's tactical system is actually very well suited to implementing it at Real Madrid, but his inability to control the dressing room makes it difficult for him. Star players do have big egos, and it takes a coach who can handle them. It's not just Mbappé and Vinicius who have big egos; almost all Real Madrid players have egos because the squad is filled with so many star players. With the squad Real Madrid has, it's very difficult to find a coach who can handle the players' egos.

Talking about managers, actually the manager who is suitable to coach Real Madrid is Carlo Ancelotti, he is a coach who has experience in big clubs and he is also respected by several star players who have high egos and he can also handle the dressing room well, his policies can be accepted because he is a coach who is older than coaches Arbeloa and Xabi Alonso, but he decided to leave Real Madrid because he was probably tired because it is not easy to coach a club as big as Real Madrid, it takes a strong mentality to face various pressures from both the club and the fans.

[Xyloo]

I think you're right the players have more ego and power than the managers that's why it's very difficult for a younger manager to manage them. Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius particularly are the ones giving the coaches tough time, they don't have respect and that was what made it difficult for Xabi Alonso to manage them and it lead to his sacking.

I believe it will be different with a more experienced coach. Someone that can handle the dressing room properly and take charge as a coach that way Mbappe and Vinicius won't be able to disrespect him.

It's very difficult to coach Real Madrid because their squad is filled with star players. Xabi Alonso's tactical system is actually very well suited to implementing it at Real Madrid, but his inability to control the dressing room makes it difficult for him. Star players do have big egos, and it takes a coach who can handle them. It's not just Mbappé and Vinicius who have big egos; almost all Real Madrid players have egos because the squad is filled with so many star players. With the squad Real Madrid has, it's very difficult to find a coach who can handle the players' egos.

Talking about managers, actually the manager who is suitable to coach Real Madrid is Carlo Ancelotti, he is a coach who has experience in big clubs and he is also respected by several star players who have high egos and he can also handle the dressing room well, his policies can be accepted because he is a coach who is older than coaches Arbeloa and Xabi Alonso, but he decided to leave Real Madrid because he was probably tired because it is not easy to coach a club as big as Real Madrid, it takes a strong mentality to face various pressures from both the club and the fans.

In situations like this, there's usually no return to the old team. Carlo Ancelotti should be happy with the Brazilian national team right now. It's hard to predict whether he'll return to a stressful environment like Real Madrid. I don't think he'll come back to Real Madrid, but if he does, I believe he'll be successful. Because after he left, I noticed an increase in individualistic and selfish decisions among the players at Real Madrid.

[Accardo]

I agree with you on this that jurgen klopp is more of a better option than allegri, and he should be the kind of manager real madrid should be going for because he has proven to be capable in leading his team to compete at the highest level, like when he was at borussia dortmund and at Liverpool, so I trust him go do a very good job at real madrid, but one thing I know that would happen if he eventually makes the move to real madrid is that, he will sell off most of the controversial players that might be a problem to him later in the future at the club.

Klopp is currently a top priority on the list of options for Real Madrid, big bull seem to have some loopholes going on there, and Klopp as a director of sport now have the opportunity to work somewhere else, and Madrid is a great fit for the coach. As for selling off players if he assumes the office, he has to do things his own ways, what matters to the management is winning.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

Elliot Anderson is a very good player I must say, his been playing a very nice and good football with Nothingham Forest, I was wondering why he left Newcastle United, And I had to understand it was because of the Profit Sustainability Rule PSR, Now when you look at his performance in the Premier League, you will still have to understand he is rated as one of the best players in the Premier League in his position, if not the best right now.

I,m not surprised that he is linked to so many big clubs, that is because of his resilient performance, Manchester City seems to be very interested in him, because he is playing a good football, and he could just be the perfect replacement for Rodri, because very soon Rodri would be leaving Manchester City, he could just be the best replacement for him, He can also be a good replacement for Casemiro, who have announced that he will be leaving Manchester United at the end of the season, Well I don't see how he will have playing time with Liverpool, Unless they will have to sell someone.

I think he will be making the move this Summer, Not even considering where Nothingham finish this season, he is attracting so many big clubs to stay at Nothingham Forest.

One of the midfielders in rhe EPL that I admire so much, any team that ends up signing Anderson would never regret spending any amount Nottingham Forest request for him, although it's going to be very costly since several big clubs wants him, Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United all want him and that could make Forest to increase their demand.
 You saw how Anderson came through for Nottingham Forest against Manchester City when they really needed a point in the match, that alone would make Manchester City to increase their want for him cause he showed them what he'll offer if they sign him. Manchester United seriously need him too infact he's now their top midfield option ahead of Baleba and others, let's see who would get Anderson by summer, I feel it's either of the Manchester teams.

[kriminall]

I agree with you on this that jurgen klopp is more of a better option than allegri, and he should be the kind of manager real madrid should be going for because he has proven to be capable in leading his team to compete at the highest level, like when he was at borussia dortmund and at Liverpool, so I trust him go do a very good job at real madrid, but one thing I know that would happen if he eventually makes the move to real madrid is that, he will sell off most of the controversial players that might be a problem to him later in the future at the club.

Klopp is currently a top priority on the list of options for Real Madrid, big bull seem to have some loopholes going on there, and Klopp as a director of sport now have the opportunity to work somewhere else, and Madrid is a great fit for the coach. As for selling off players if he assumes the office, he has to do things his own ways, what matters to the management is winning.

I don't believe Real Madrid will make a managerial change right now. Because they have a match against Manchester City, and if they get eliminated there, only the league will remain. I don't think they'll change managers for the rest of the season. We might see a managerial change towards the end of the league. If Jurgen Klopp were to come here, I think he would do a fantastic job.