⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

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Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

When he was Barcelona coach, Xavi had a good track record, even though Barcelona was hit by a financial crisis at the time. Perhaps at Chelsea, he could have done more considering Chelsea had better finances, they could have provided any quality player if Xavi asked. And as far as I know, there are still several names besides himself who are linked as Rosenior replacement, one of which is Xabi Alonso. These two candidates, in my opinion, are the best both to replace Rosenior.

[Oluwa-btc]

Klopp is a good manager, but it's never about being good or bad. Xabi was a good manager too, he did so much with Leverkusen, there is absolutely no doubt that he is a good coach.

The thing about Klopp or anyone is not about if they are good or not, if Real Madrid hires someone, they are not going to hire someone bad, they are going to hire someone good that is known. The thing they are not sure about is the "fit", because you do not know if the coach would fit the team and jell very good or not.

Having control of the dressing room is key for big clubs as Real Madrid. Xabi Alonso could do that with Bayern Leverkusen, did with Real Madrid but at some point, the player with big egos made it difficult for him. We all know who we talk about in the dressing room. He will never be a bad manager to me as much he has players who can project his tactics, he is good to go. And Jurgen Klopp? Best fit for Real Madrid next season, I'm hoping Perez does make the call across his agent. Time is running out.

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Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

When he was Barcelona coach, Xavi had a good track record, even though Barcelona was hit by a financial crisis at the time. Perhaps at Chelsea, he could have done more considering Chelsea had better finances, they could have provided any quality player if Xavi asked. And as far as I know, there are still several names besides himself who are linked as Rosenior replacement, one of which is Xabi Alonso. These two candidates, in my opinion, are the best both to replace Rosenior.

In as much this is a mere speculation, I wouldn't want to comment much on it except there is an official statement from Chelsea about the possibility of naming the former Barcelona midfielder as coach of the London side, apparently there are also rumours in the media about current Como coach, Cesc Fabregas who's also being linked with a move to Chelsea but all that isn't clear, both xavi Hernandez and Cesc Fabregas were renowned players during their playing days at Barcelona and both men are now good coaches with some great football philosophy which could suits Chelsea but it all depends on the board change some policies which I believe could continue to limit the club's performance if allowed to persist.

[Finebone]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

When he was Barcelona coach, Xavi had a good track record, even though Barcelona was hit by a financial crisis at the time. Perhaps at Chelsea, he could have done more considering Chelsea had better finances, they could have provided any quality player if Xavi asked. And as far as I know, there are still several names besides himself who are linked as Rosenior replacement, one of which is Xabi Alonso. These two candidates, in my opinion, are the best both to replace Rosenior.

At this point in time, what this Chelsea team needs is an experience coach, not someone that they will be doing experiments with. Xavi is more of a better name than cesc fabrigas and the Bournemouth manager that is being link to the Chelsea job, because he knows what it takes to win the league title, as he did with Barcelona. So I believe that he is more of a better and more experience coach than fabrigas, xabi Alonso and the Bournemouth manager.
Another good and experienced coach they should be aiming for, even though he is still very young is Julian Nagelsmann, because he is very experienced, and I believe that he can work perfectly well understand pressure.

[arallmuus]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

Dang Chelsea out of every teams that are currently looking for manager? Chelsea probably offered him good chunk of money. Real Madrid probably not gonna be a team that he will manage out of his own conviction but Manchester United could always be an option if he wants to move into EPL.

Carrick does a very good job but I'd like to try another option for now though especially if Xavi is gonna be that option. Dang why couldnt we get a decent coach for once

[Shussainshah]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?
He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...
I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

Xavi Hernendes will be very good option for Chelsea at the moment.  But Chelsea owners don't need give him 5 to 10 year contract  same as they give to Liam Rosenior . Xavi has the ability to be succeed at Chelsea at Barcelona they have technically strong but the board Don't have money to afford the player which Xavi want .but Chelsea are spending the highest in Premier league in the last 4 year so if they give player which xavi want To rebuild the Chelsea squad they will make a good Chelsea squad which can compete in the league with the highest odds .

[Taricoins]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

I still can't get used to the idea that Xavi might become the new head coach at Chelsea, I honestly feel it's something that is worth noting, on fact that is actually commendable about Xavi is that he has the potential to manage and bring put the best In a very harsh situation like he did in Barcelona but the only problem with this sign is that am pretty much sure winning the Premier League will be out of it since he isn't tactically as sharp as Pep.

[Spaceman1000$]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

When he was Barcelona coach, Xavi had a good track record, even though Barcelona was hit by a financial crisis at the time. Perhaps at Chelsea, he could have done more considering Chelsea had better finances, they could have provided any quality player if Xavi asked. And as far as I know, there are still several names besides himself who are linked as Rosenior replacement, one of which is Xabi Alonso. These two candidates, in my opinion, are the best both to replace Rosenior.

One thing about getting a new coach is the fact that the club should be ready to open their pulse to buy new players that suits the narrative of the new coach, because it is sometimes difficult to use players that have fallen short in expectation to win trophies, some Chelsea players have not been delivering too, but hence the management want the services of Xavi, they should also know that it will come with a cost, that would include getting the players he would want.

[Mrbluntzy]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

Davi Hernandez is a proper manager than Liam Rosenior. He will do better with the Chelsea team, he's 10x better than the previous manager that got sacked. Xavi haven't been able to handle to any other club since exiting camp Nou, do you think he's still competent? He's been out for the managerial space for quite some time and coming back to handle an elite team like Chelsea who are currently under pressure to bounce back.

Secondly, the club wouldn't give him that patience or space that he seems, this is a club that have zero patience with managers, they just want instant good result and they're going to have themselves become very elite and formidable for big games and trophies this season.

[Richbased]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

Xavi doesn't have many problem as a coach because of the way he managed Barcelona before he was sacked even when he didn't perform so badly but the experience of the La Liga and the Premier League is quite different so if he is chosen to replace Liam Rosenior he should know that he has a big task to fulfill. Chelsea has sacked 2 coaches within an interval of 4 months so in order for them not to sack Xavi when he is signed as the team's head coach he must work tirelessly to revive the team because right now Chelsea is in a big trouble. When a team enters into sacking many coaches in a short time, it is always difficult for that team to hire a coach that can stabilize them. Xavi will not be a wrong choice, i believe he will try his possible best to elevate Chelsea to a better level.

[KingsDen]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

Obviously Xavi Hernandez would be a better choice than Liam Rosenior, but I am not sure he will be the best coach for Chelsea, judging from the fact that even during his footballing years, he was far from England and might not understand how English football works.
English Premier League is obviously a distinct league from others and will need one that understands it very well to excel there. This is the reason it felt easy for Michael Carrick to hit the ground running almost immediately.

Apart from Xavi Hernandez, another option I was discussing with my brother today is Negelsman. He did a good job in Dortmund and I don't think why he was sacked was related to performance. I have this feeling he will do well for Chelsea.

[Adbitco]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

This is the time again for speculations and so many rumours will flood the internet this period and most sites will keep on publishing various articles mostly for the sake of clicks, for me, I'm not going to dispute any rumours concerning the appointment of new Chelsea coach, we will all speculate and when Chelsea are ready to finally pick, they would announce the new coach. Xavi is not a bad choice and he can bring in his experience to help Chelsea in whatever way he can, we can only wish him luck or whoever that's finally going to be the coach.

[Fiatless]

When he was Barcelona coach, Xavi had a good track record, even though Barcelona was hit by a financial crisis at the time. Perhaps at Chelsea, he could have done more considering Chelsea had better finances, they could have provided any quality player if Xavi asked. And as far as I know, there are still several names besides himself who are linked as Rosenior replacement, one of which is Xabi Alonso. These two candidates, in my opinion, are the best both to replace Rosenior.

The problem I always have with young coaches is their inability to control the top or senior player in their club. This was the reason why Xabi Alonso failed at Real Madrid. Vincent Kompany has been successful in handling players that are close to his age and I think the two mentioned coaches could learn from the Belgian. I have had names like Cesc Fabregas and Andoni Iraola mentioned. But I would prefer Xavi because of his ability to attract players. Players tend to like his coaching style, and this can help Chelsea bring in great talents.

[Odusko]

Xavi has started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?

He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...

I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

This is the time again for speculations and so many rumours will flood the internet this period and most sites will keep on publishing various articles mostly for the sake of clicks, for me, I'm not going to dispute any rumours concerning the appointment of new Chelsea coach, we will all speculate and when Chelsea are ready to finally pick, they would announce the new coach. Xavi is not a bad choice and he can bring in his experience to help Chelsea in whatever way he can, we can only wish him luck or whoever that's finally going to be the coach.

Chelsea have always been in the news and whenever I comes to the issue with head coach there is always a high speculations around it, but to some extent I see alot of contending reason why Xavi Hernández, won't be the best candidate for this job at Chelsea and one among those reasons is that, Xavi Hernández style will need time at Chelsea to produce results, but the club management is under pressure for results, so he won't be suitable for that role.

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When he was Barcelona coach, Xavi had a good track record, even though Barcelona was hit by a financial crisis at the time. Perhaps at Chelsea, he could have done more considering Chelsea had better finances, they could have provided any quality player if Xavi asked. And as far as I know, there are still several names besides himself who are linked as Rosenior replacement, one of which is Xabi Alonso. These two candidates, in my opinion, are the best both to replace Rosenior.

The problem I always have with young coaches is their inability to control the top or senior player in their club. This was the reason why Xabi Alonso failed at Real Madrid. Vincent Kompany has been successful in handling players that are close to his age and I think the two mentioned coaches could learn from the Belgian. I have had names like Cesc Fabregas and Andoni Iraola mentioned. But I would prefer Xavi because of his ability to attract players. Players tend to like his coaching style, and this can help Chelsea bring in great talents.

Where did you confirm that players tend to like the coaching style of xavi ?

For me I think Chelsea currently now don't need any young manager to be in control of that team atleast from what we have seen, I believe if they can manage to get a coach with hard tactics and tough mentality that Diego Simone who have managed a club for a long time and has all the coaching experience then it would be great for them atleast to hold the team together once more but I doubt if that man is ready to leave that club yet.

[katanic97]

When he was Barcelona coach, Xavi had a good track record, even though Barcelona was hit by a financial crisis at the time. Perhaps at Chelsea, he could have done more considering Chelsea had better finances, they could have provided any quality player if Xavi asked. And as far as I know, there are still several names besides himself who are linked as Rosenior replacement, one of which is Xabi Alonso. These two candidates, in my opinion, are the best both to replace Rosenior.

The problem I always have with young coaches is their inability to control the top or senior player in their club. This was the reason why Xabi Alonso failed at Real Madrid. Vincent Kompany has been successful in handling players that are close to his age and I think the two mentioned coaches could learn from the Belgian. I have had names like Cesc Fabregas and Andoni Iraola mentioned. But I would prefer Xavi because of his ability to attract players. Players tend to like his coaching style, and this can help Chelsea bring in great talents.

Where did you confirm that players tend to like the coaching style of xavi ?

For me I think Chelsea currently now don't need any young manager to be in control of that team atleast from what we have seen, I believe if they can manage to get a coach with hard tactics and tough mentality that Diego Simone who have managed a club for a long time and has all the coaching experience then it would be great for them atleast to hold the team together once more but I doubt if that man is ready to leave that club yet.

Maybe he’d even be open to it, but i don’t think Atletico would be ready to let him go. He’s been there for so many years, they trust him a lot and still want to keep him. I honestly think he’ll finish his coaching career there. Of course, it wouldn’t be bad at all if he managed a team like Chelsea,his tactical approach would definitely bring something valuable to a squad like that

[Mayor of ogba]

Having control of the dressing room is key for big clubs as Real Madrid. Xabi Alonso could do that with Bayern Leverkusen, did with Real Madrid but at some point, the player with big egos made it difficult for him. We all know who we talk about in the dressing room. He will never be a bad manager to me as much he has players who can project his tactics, he is good to go. And Jurgen Klopp? Best fit for Real Madrid next season, I'm hoping Perez does make the call across his agent. Time is running out.

I thought it was Xabi Alonso's fault why Real Madrid couldn't perform way better this season but after he was relieved of his duties as Real Madrid head coach and he opened up to the public and said the things that was going on in the Real Madrid dressing room when he was still Real Madrid head coach, that is when I realized Xabi Alonso isn't a bad coach and it wasn't his fault for not changing Real Madrid's performance.

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The problem I always have with young coaches is their inability to control the top or senior player in their club. This was the reason why Xabi Alonso failed at Real Madrid. Vincent Kompany has been successful in handling players that are close to his age and I think the two mentioned coaches could learn from the Belgian. I have had names like Cesc Fabregas and Andoni Iraola mentioned. But I would prefer Xavi because of his ability to attract players. Players tend to like his coaching style, and this can help Chelsea bring in great talents.

You're right, young coach always failed to control key players, because he will think he can sack if he didn't do well for them but a mature coach that as been in coaching for long and old the players will definitely respect him and they won't have anything do about it and that is when the players will cooperate very well and do well. Xavi is trying in coaching but I don't think he can handle Chelsea very well because they have a key players that always feel they are bugger then the club. Chelsea as used to sacking of coaching if they failed to contribute well that is one of thing I like Chelsea they don't always waste time when he comes yo coaching issues. Let just watch and see who Chelsea will make a permanent coach.

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Xavihas started to be rumoured for the Chelsea job again after Liam Rosenior has been sacked... Would he be a good choice for Chelsea though?
He won a La Liga title with Barcelona in the 2022/23 season. However he hasn't managed any team since he left Barcelona. For around 2 years...
I think he would be a better choice than Rosenior at least. He would know how to work with young players well.

Xavi Hernandez is the kind of coach who like to rebuild from scratch to fit his preferred playing style. Yes Chelsea has quite a number of talented players but I don't think they will be patient enough to give Hernandez enough time like they have failed to give it to the previously sacked coaches. Chelsea is going down the hole Manchester United was in a while back and changing coached every few months won't help them in the long run.

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This rumor has probably been discussed under this topic before, but it’s only recently come to my attention: there are rumors that Real Madrid might sign Osimhen at the end of the season. They apparently see this transfer as a way to get more out of Mbappé by playing him as a wing forward. The plan is reportedly to have Osimhen up front, with Mbappé and Vinícius as wing forwards. Osimhen could apply effective pressure in the final third to disrupt the opposing defense and create more comfortable positions for Mbappé and Vinícius...