⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[davis196]

Manchester United is about to sell Hojlund, Rashford, Onana, Ugarte and Joshua Zirkzee. United is expected to get around sixty four million pounds for Hojlund and Rashford. Ugarte, Onana and Zirkzee were huge transfer flops and they must be sold at a big loss. Casemiro and Jaden Sancho are also leaving the club, which is good news. United wants to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest, but the price is around 100 million pounds. This player seems overpriced and Manchester United might be heading towards another transfer market failure. I don't know how good is Michael Carrick at picking the right players for his squad, but I'm not an optimist.

[AprilioMP]

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 So instead of moving on from Carrick to a coach that's not very experienced in winning trophies they better give Carrick the opportunity to prove himself as a permanent head coach, Atleast he's had a good understanding with the players and would do better when they recruit more good players in sone strategic position.

If Manchester United’s management gives Carrick at least two more seasons based on what he’s shown so far, even though I’m not a Manchester United fan, I feel that Carrick could bring a trophy to Manchester United.
In my opinion, Carrick has received a lot of support from many quarters, especially from Manchester United legends whose influence has been felt throughout the club’s history.
If this comes to pass, it would be no different from what my favorite team has given to Arteta.

[Dunamisx]

We already realized that Bernardo Silva was going to leave by the end of the season. Signing a great player like him as free agent would sound really good to many other teams.

He is still 31 years old and not that old to leave Europe yet. That's why I hope he doesn't leave for at least a few more years. There has been some interest from Galatasaray they say.

But I don't think they would be alone in the race to sign him...

Once again Man City has used and exhaust a good player, I know sometimes we over exaggerate this age stuff when it comes to players, but when we talk about Bernado Silva, I feel am inclined to put his attribute his performance to his age, don't get me wrong, he has his moment but we can see a drastic drop in his performance, sometimes I find myself getting confused with his role in Man City.

They used to be a consideration for age and any other conditions regarding the player performance, so everything about this decision maybe tight to all that has been said if you look at the actual condition that is involved.

In everything we don't, there is a record file in which every player has been given opportunity to occur archive All The wanted even though this comes out as an unintentional measure used to know the written to every player in their various performances before they are being needed by a club.

[Stepstowealth]

Manchester United shouldn't miss their chance of choosing Carrick as the permanent coach because it shows he understands Manchester United game pattern and how to use the players properly to bring out the best in them. Look at after he took over, all the dry bones are back to life.

I believe that Manchester United management knows what they are doing for them to reject De Zebri proposal

It would be a huge mistake for Manchester United change a manager like Michael Carrick. I agree that he has little international experience as a manager, but he knows the environment and the dressing room at Manchester United inside out, and he has worked with Alex Ferguson, so he knows exactly what is needed and has proven it.

Do you think the management of Manchester United will see things that way too? I think if they see the opportunity to sign a coach who has won a major trophy in football already, they will jump at the opportunity because they will know that experience will matter.

Was it not in the news some days ago that Manchester United made attempts for Luis Enrique? If you did not see it, here is the link
https://www.goal.com/en/lists/luis-enrique-reject-man-utd-psg-new-contract-michael-carrick/blt07dd40201d5fc8d4?

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

Do you think the management of Manchester United will see things that way too? I think if they see the opportunity to sign a coach who has won a major trophy in football already, they will jump at the opportunity because they will know that experience will matter.

Was it not in the news some days ago that Manchester United made attempts for Luis Enrique? If you did not see it, here is the link
https://www.goal.com/en/lists/luis-enrique-reject-man-utd-psg-new-contract-michael-carrick/blt07dd40201d5fc8d4?

Manchester wouldn't want to spend an certain amount to bring the kind of players that Enrique loves to work with, not like they can't but they've been costing cost since INEOS took charge of the sporting activities, so instead of bringing Enrique or any other experienced coach to an environment where they might risk failing, it better they continue building with Michael Carrick.
 Carrick has shown that he's got a potential so why not give him the opportunity to continue building the team till it's very strong enough, they can continue with the pattern of signing Premier League proven players for him in certain areas like midfield, wingback and a little bit of attack.

[tygeade]

Considering Casemiro is leaving, Elliot Anderson could be a good enough player for them, if used right. However, this is not some superstar player, remember that this is a player from Nottingham Forrest, no matter how good he is, he has never seen the ups, and a young talent at best case, which means that they are getting younger and potentially maybe even better, but the stress of playing at a high level club will be different and we will have to see how Elliot handles that part of it.

Could he turn out to be amazing? He could, he has played amazing games before and he could do great, but he could also go there and like many other players, not handle the pressure that comes with playing for United and starts playing badly as well, it has happened before, so we can't say if it's a good move or not until we see the end result.

[Mayor of ogba]

Manchester United shouldn't miss their chance of choosing Carrick as the permanent coach because it shows he understands Manchester United game pattern and how to use the players properly to bring out the best in them. Look at after he took over, all the dry bones are back to life.

I believe that Manchester United management knows what they are doing for them to reject De Zebri proposal

It would be a huge mistake for Manchester United change a manager like Michael Carrick. I agree that he has little international experience as a manager, but he knows the environment and the dressing room at Manchester United inside out, and he has worked with Alex Ferguson, so he knows exactly what is needed and has proven it.

Michael Carrick was able to do what experienced coaches couldn't do at Manchester United, and I was expecting Manchester United to give Michael Carrick at least three years contract for him to continue his good work at Manchester United but I don't know why Manchester United are adamant in bringing in another coach in the summer. What Michael Carrick is currently doing at Manchester United isn't luck, so if Manchester United allow Michael Carrick to leave at the end of the season they are making a big mistake and they will regret in the future.

[MArsland]

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 So instead of moving on from Carrick to a coach that's not very experienced in winning trophies they better give Carrick the opportunity to prove himself as a permanent head coach, Atleast he's had a good understanding with the players and would do better when they recruit more good players in sone strategic position.

If Manchester United’s management gives Carrick at least two more seasons based on what he’s shown so far, even though I’m not a Manchester United fan, I feel that Carrick could bring a trophy to Manchester United.
In my opinion, Carrick has received a lot of support from many quarters, especially from Manchester United legends whose influence has been felt throughout the club’s history.
If this comes to pass, it would be no different from what my favorite team has given to Arteta.

A trophy? That would be a great achievement, but hopefully not the Carabao Cup , as that's not something to be overly proud of. Erik Ten Hag has also won trophies in the past, but his season ended poorly. So if Carrick wants to continue earning support, at least challenge him by winning the Premier League, then he's worth keeping. The question is, will two seasons be enough?

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

If Manchester United’s management gives Carrick at least two more seasons based on what he’s shown so far, even though I’m not a Manchester United fan, I feel that Carrick could bring a trophy to Manchester United.
In my opinion, Carrick has received a lot of support from many quarters, especially from Manchester United legends whose influence has been felt throughout the club’s history.
If this comes to pass, it would be no different from what my favorite team has given to Arteta.

A trophy? That would be a great achievement, but hopefully not the Carabao Cup , as that's not something to be overly proud of. Erik Ten Hag has also won trophies in the past, but his season ended poorly. So if Carrick wants to continue earning support, at least challenge him by winning the Premier League, then he's worth keeping. The question is, will two seasons be enough?

What Manchester United is chasing is beyond winning the Carabao Cup they need a major silverware cause the last time they won one was during Mourinho's era when he managed to win the the Europa League and that's a long time ago, if Manchester United wanted to continue winning the Carabao Cup maybe they would've retained Erik Ten Hag.
 I'm impressed with Carrick even though I don't fully trust him, but if Manchester United wants to move on then they should try to get their decisions right cause moving from Carrick to an Amorim pro would ruin everything Carrick has managed to put in other so far. I feel they should give Carrick more time, he deserves it.

[JeffBrad12]

Manchester United is about to sell Hojlund, Rashford, Onana, Ugarte and Joshua Zirkzee. United is expected to get around sixty four million pounds for Hojlund and Rashford. Ugarte, Onana and Zirkzee were huge transfer flops and they must be sold at a big loss. Casemiro and Jaden Sancho are also leaving the club, which is good news. United wants to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest, but the price is around 100 million pounds. This player seems overpriced and Manchester United might be heading towards another transfer market failure. I don't know how good is Michael Carrick at picking the right players for his squad, but I'm not an optimist.

Anderson is PL proven. I don't think to waste 100m on him is a mistake. Don't you aware how much money spent by MU for all of names in their list to sale, yet almost all of them are also flops. In my opinion, the better they waste 100m on PL proven players instead of repeat the same mistakes to sign as many as non EPL proven players, but they're all flops.
Mbeumo has been the best example why MU must sign a PL proven players. I believe it will pay off caused by Anderson is very familiar with EPL culture. He's also able controlling the midfield, and it's gonna be very useful for them.

I think their plan is solid by cash in all of their useless players, then exchange it for Anderson. I believe it won't fail like the previous transfers.

[Finebone]

They used to be a consideration for age and any other conditions regarding the player performance, so everything about this decision maybe tight to all that has been said if you look at the actual condition that is involved.

In everything we don't, there is a record file in which every player has been given opportunity to occur archive All The wanted even though this comes out as an unintentional measure used to know the written to every player in their various performances before they are being needed by a club.

News about the potential exit of Bernardo Silva from Manchester City is no longer news, because it's very clear for all to see that he may likely run down his contract and leave on a free transfer during the summer, and I think that his potential destination msy be surprisingly be Barcelona or any of this top teams in the major league soccer, because this might be his last big contract, so I wouldn't be that surprised if the moves he is making at this stage of his career is about the money.
 I believe that at Manchester City, he truly deserve a massive send off, when his contract eventually expires, because he has been a loyal servant of the club all these years he has been there, and I equally know that he wouldn't be short of suitors because he is still very good regardless of his age, but what I'm not sure of is his potential destination when he finally runs down his contract at Manchester City, I just wish him the best of luck.

[jostorres]

This just makes me think more that Manchester United is keen on continuing with Carrick! Of course they don't have to sign De Zerbi as a replacement. They can find another name as well.

But I don't think they didn't like De Zerbi actually. Carrick has improved the results of the team significantly so far. He is on the road to be convincing for signing a permanent deal. They are close to qualifying for the Champions League.

I would guess that it is not "general" but more specific to Zerbi. It means that do you really think that if someone like lets say Pep Guardiola offered himself to United, they would have went with Carrick and not prefer Pep? Now why would Pep go there of course, it's a silly example, but you understand what I mean. De Zerbi is not the level of manager that United needs, Carrick is already doing a good job, and likely result will be that they may finish third place. They do not need someone like Zerbi, Carrick is good enough, only if someone better comes along that they may reconsider.

[8rch7]

Considering Casemiro is leaving, Elliot Anderson could be a good enough player for them, if used right. However, this is not some superstar player, remember that this is a player from Nottingham Forrest, no matter how good he is, he has never seen the ups, and a young talent at best case, which means that they are getting younger and potentially maybe even better, but the stress of playing at a high level club will be different and we will have to see how Elliot handles that part of it.

Could he turn out to be amazing? He could, he has played amazing games before and he could do great, but he could also go there and like many other players, not handle the pressure that comes with playing for United and starts playing badly as well, it has happened before, so we can't say if it's a good move or not until we see the end result.

I checked Elliot Anderson statistic with Nottingham Forest in this season already playing 31 matches in Premier League and scoring 2 goal then 2 assists, I don't think bad as holding midfielder and he was at the young age around 23 years old. But classic problem with Manchester United get difficulty for youth players adapting well and the team need faster progress when signing new players. Has rumor Sandro Tonali linked with Manchester United but Newcastle United won't to sell him with cheapest fees transfer.

Recently, Casemiro have announce the final decision keep leaving Manchester United at the end of this season and won't extend his contract its big loss for Man United because Casemiro still on the top performance for this season as holding midfielder.

[7juju]

Manchester United is about to sell Hojlund, Rashford, Onana, Ugarte and Joshua Zirkzee. United is expected to get around sixty four million pounds for Hojlund and Rashford. Ugarte, Onana and Zirkzee were huge transfer flops and they must be sold at a big loss. Casemiro and Jaden Sancho are also leaving the club, which is good news. United wants to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest, but the price is around 100 million pounds. This player seems overpriced and Manchester United might be heading towards another transfer market failure. I don't know how good is Michael Carrick at picking the right players for his squad, but I'm not an optimist.

At present Michael Carrick haven’t been given the job on a permanent basis, so I don’t think he’s the one that is deciding on which player that Manchester United should sign, unless the Manchester United hierarchy has already communicated with him that they will give him the job which I think they should. If given the job I believe Carrick should be able to pick players he wants in his squad. He’s no longer a baby manager. He has been in management for quite some time now and he should know what will work for him. Manchester United are rumored to be interested in many players. With the numbers of players expected to leave old Trafford at the end of the season, it’s going to be a busy summer for Manchester United especially if they manage to qualify for the Champions League.

[GbitG]

I don't know if Enzo Fernandes will be brought into the team, but I think they want Rodri. Rodri might be a more logical transfer for Madrid's midfield than Enzo. The real problem isn't these three players, it's the lack of Kroos to feed them the ball. Rodri could fill that gap.

Rodri might actually be a better fit for Real Madrid than Enzo, mainly because he’s more experienced. He adapts really easily to different styles of play, so i think he’d be a very solid signing.Honestly, it feels more like they’re missing Kroos and Modric those two were unstoppable

Well, every player has a different way of playing, like in the defensive approach, Rodri used to play as deep back midfielder. Despite Fernandez is used to play as holding midfielder. Thus far in the offensive step both have different way of play like Rodri is average passers with a long shoot capacity. But on the other hand Fernandez has so many qualities, like he can dribble, he can cross better than anyone and he can also play as ball distributor like Toni Kroos and Modric......

Real Madrid needs this kind of player, which can do the same job as Kroos and Modric like playing as a holding midfielder and play as ball distributor. So now if we look at these two Rodri and Fernandez then probably both are perfect but in my opinion Fernandez will good for Real Madrid because Real Madrid already have a defensive midfielder Tchouameni but for offensive passing they didn't have any other players who can do it except Fernandez like Fernandez will be good because he has the capacity of ball distribution as well he can dribble.

[wakier]

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 So instead of moving on from Carrick to a coach that's not very experienced in winning trophies they better give Carrick the opportunity to prove himself as a permanent head coach, Atleast he's had a good understanding with the players and would do better when they recruit more good players in sone strategic position.

If Manchester United’s management gives Carrick at least two more seasons based on what he’s shown so far, even though I’m not a Manchester United fan, I feel that Carrick could bring a trophy to Manchester United.
In my opinion, Carrick has received a lot of support from many quarters, especially from Manchester United legends whose influence has been felt throughout the club’s history.
If this comes to pass, it would be no different from what my favorite team has given to Arteta.

I also fully support Carrick to become the permanent head coach so that he can revive the Manchester United club because since Carrick became the coach of Man United, the performance of this club has changed drastically and even competes with top teams again for a place in the UCL or UEL zone, and I also agree with you, maybe if Man United gives Carrick a chance for the next 2 seasons, maybe this coach can give the EPL title and I am also sure that this season Man United will finish in the top 4.

[Ale88]

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So instead of moving on from Carrick to a coach that's not very experienced in winning trophies they better give Carrick the opportunity to prove himself as a permanent head coach, Atleast he's had a good understanding with the players and would do better when they recruit more good players in sone strategic position.

If Manchester United’s management gives Carrick at least two more seasons based on what he’s shown so far, even though I’m not a Manchester United fan, I feel that Carrick could bring a trophy to Manchester United.
In my opinion, Carrick has received a lot of support from many quarters, especially from Manchester United legends whose influence has been felt throughout the club’s history.
If this comes to pass, it would be no different from what my favorite team has given to Arteta.

I also fully support Carrick to become the permanent head coach so that he can revive the Manchester United club because since Carrick became the coach of Man United, the performance of this club has changed drastically and even competes with top teams again for a place in the UCL or UEL zone, and I also agree with you, maybe if Man United gives Carrick a chance for the next 2 seasons, maybe this coach can give the EPL title and I am also sure that this season Man United will finish in the top 4.

I don't think Carrick, or any other manager in the world, can be able to win next year's Premier League with the current team. I would confirm Carrick too because until now he has done very good things but let's not jump to conclusions and possible outcomes. I see Manchester City and Arsenal too superior to United, they would need the perfect season in order to win the PL.

[harapan]

Manchester United is about to sell Hojlund, Rashford, Onana, Ugarte and Joshua Zirkzee. United is expected to get around sixty four million pounds for Hojlund and Rashford. Ugarte, Onana and Zirkzee were huge transfer flops and they must be sold at a big loss. Casemiro and Jaden Sancho are also leaving the club, which is good news. United wants to sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest, but the price is around 100 million pounds. This player seems overpriced and Manchester United might be heading towards another transfer market failure. I don't know how good is Michael Carrick at picking the right players for his squad, but I'm not an optimist.

Carrick will not be making the final decisions, the board and management are working together to make sure that the next transfer market successfully just as they did with the likes of Patrick Dorgu, Sesko, Cunha and Mbeumo, they will do the same and Carrick will be aware of the scouted and interested players if he is to be the next head coach. It is best if that deal is done already these names do not serve the best interest of man United at most Hojlund.

[Barikui1]

Michael Carrick was able to do what experienced coaches couldn't do at Manchester United, and I was expecting Manchester United to give Michael Carrick at least three years contract for him to continue his good work at Manchester United but I don't know why Manchester United are adamant in bringing in another coach in the summer. What Michael Carrick is currently doing at Manchester United isn't luck, so if Manchester United allow Michael Carrick to leave at the end of the season they are making a big mistake and they will regret in the future.

Time will tell if they are going to hire him on permanent basis or not because I believe that if he can qualify this Manchester City team to the uefa champions league, he deserves to be signed on a permanent basis, no sentiment or argument about that, that would be like rewarding him with trust, and if they made the same mistake that they made when Ruud Van Nistelrooy was their interim manager by letting him go, they are definitely going to regret it because these ex players of Manchester United that are now football managers understand football and how to run the club more than most of these top coaches that are just coming in, so not giving him the job is a very big mistake, and it's a step the hierarchy of Manchester United should avoid.

[Frankolala]

Do you think the management of Manchester United will see things that way too? I think if they see the opportunity to sign a coach who has won a major trophy in football already, they will jump at the opportunity because they will know that experience will matter.

Was it not in the news some days ago that Manchester United made attempts for Luis Enrique? If you did not see it, here is the link
https://www.goal.com/en/lists/luis-enrique-reject-man-utd-psg-new-contract-michael-carrick/blt07dd40201d5fc8d4?

Hiring Enrique Luis is in the hands of the international coach to decide and not Manchester United. If they sign a different coach and Carrick has the desire to continue coaching on the field, he might leave for a new club who shows interest in him and if he leaves, United wouldn't have him as part of the coaching team. It means they will miss a great coach in future. Manchester United should do what they like after all, the management are used to poor results for the past five seasons.