⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Silence Scream]

In this current situation of Tottenham, sacking this current coach and bringing in another one is like taking a painkiller just to subside the pains, but the problem are still there. Look at the players of Tottenham, how many of them can get into the Arsenal team?
That shows how weak or average their squad is, so a new coach may do a short term magic, but he will still be sacked next season when the team start showing their true colours.

But at least it could save Tottenham from a much worse situation as Tottenham's position in the standings is quite precarious. Furthermore, many Tottenham players are injured, so a change of manager won't be enough to fully restore Tottenham's performance. This will be complicated because Tottenham's problem isn't just the manager's poor performance, but also because several key players are currently injured. Some football observers say Tottenham are in a precarious position and it's difficult for them to get out of this situation, but I'm confident Tottenham can get out of this situation.

Tottenham can get out of this shitty situation with time when they approach the problem technically, injuries can actually distabilize and reduce the performance of a team since it's unpredictable to which players it would happen to. So It's not what Tottenham can do overnight and start getting results immediately, it's going to take a few seasons to get the team strong with depth quality and coach that can deliver with the material of players that would make the team and bring Tottenham back to great form.

They played just as poorly last year, even winning the Europa League final against Manchester United despite their poor performance, which is why they're in the Champions League this year. They finished in the top eight in the league, putting in an unexpectedly good performance. They might have to endure for a few years to return to their usual strong and challenging period in the Premier League.

[tygeade]

There is no certain delivery result to achieve from anyone in football, those you see performing well are only having the opportunity to shine their star as early as possible before things go more was than before for them, also when we see a low performance from a football club, obvious that they never wish to have such experience except when they are push to wall without being left with an option.

While he did get a draw against Liverpool, I would honestly say that this was one of the few matches he had where he could have lost and that would be ok because Liverpool is the type of team Spurs could lose no matter who was the manager, so the fact that they got a draw from this game should make him stay a few more games. But, we are getting very close to the end of the season and the fear of them dropping is very real.

Right now, there are two teams beneath them with 29 points and Spurs have only 30 points, so they could realistically drop very soon and if they didn't get a draw here, they would be equal points with relegation teams. That's not an easy thing for them and while I understand firing a coach this late into the season is tough, it's reasonable when you look at the results.

[TastyChillySauce00]

As per Nico Schira's report. Juve is planning to get at least 5 new signings in summer. One of position related to the midfielder, which has been one of their loopholes this season. I'm also hearing they were targeting Tonalli, but due to their limited budget, they're shifting their interest to Bernardo Silva.
Silva is expected to leave from City for free. So it can become a fresh news for them to get an experienced midfielder for free. If they can make this happen, it's gonna be a solid signing and it's not gonna hurt their wallet at the same time. So what they need to do to send a lucrative salary for Silva, then i believe Silva will go there.

[Roseline492]

I don't see many players succeeding in the Premier League after coming from the Netherlands or Portugal. In particular, some players who shatter statistics and achieve amazing stats there often fail to establish themselves in the Premier League. The latest example is Gyökeres, who transferred to Arsenal. We all know what he did at Sporting Lisbon; he scored more goals than he played. However, since his transfer to Arsenal, he hasn't been able to live up to expectations. Therefore, I think it's important not to pay exorbitant amounts of money when signing a player from the Dutch league.

You are right though, but any team can spend as they like when it comes defenders that came from either Dutch or Portugues league because they are very strong and proves their worth than strikers, what those league produce more are defenders, we already have a lot of them in premier League, Virgil van Dijk came from therel and nobody in Liverpool defense had kept him off their matches because of inexperience because he usually perform accordingly with good skills, there is also one in Liverpool as defender but currently on injury and he also defend well, so there wouldn't be any issues of a player keeping to standard if is defender from their.