⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

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I'm not surprised even a little... Allegri simply messed up this season. That ending was like a joke. Losing to Cagliari at home in a crucial game for the Champions League football?

The CEO, director and head of scouting are also said to have been sacked. Milan should go for a more modern manager. They should do as Inter if they want to play bigger than this.

AC Milan tried by sacking the Allegri because how did they fall off from the second position to finishing 5th in the league table, it shows incompetence of the manager. AC Milan was even contending the title at a point this season but suddenly their performance declined greatly and the last match heart break was even worst than all that has happened to them this season. How can they lose that match to Cagliari when they know that losing it will risk them from qualifying for the Champions League games next season. I support the sack of the CEO and the director too because they jointly ruined the club. The club should get a better management team and also a good coach.

[GbitG]

Alvarez wants to leave Atletico, but let’s not forget that he has a contract until 2030. And of course, he would like to move to Barcelona, but Atletico have made it clear that they will not let him go for less than €150 million. It seems to me that, considering Barcelona’s current financial problems, this could be a huge amount for them. So if he does leave, it will most likely be for somewhere like PSG.

Alvarez is a good striker, even if the price is outrageous, i think he is worth according to the recent prices of players. If Barcelona can't afford him, there are other clubs, especially Premier League sides, that can afford such huge amount to make the deal come through. Arsenal won't go for him. Gyokeres is a replica of Alvarez, they both perform as strikers in the same manner.

I don't think that Julian Alvarez will agree to go to Primer league because he already play in Primer league at Manchester City. So maybe he wouldn't be agreed to play again in English Primer league. I know his aim is towards Barcelona like he really want to play for Barcelona. So maybe soon he could recognise into Barcelona but here is the problem Barcelona are still trailing with lack of financial sect. Even if Barcelona rise an intentions for his signing then still it will be bit tough for Barcelona to secure his signing because Atlatico Madrid will demand a high price tag....

However, Barcelona is also seeking for striker because Robert Lewandowski has announced his retirement definitely team really need an another big striker like him. Julain Alvarez is perfect replacement for him but I think Julain Alvarez signing will be bit difficult for Barca.

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AC Milan tried by sacking the Allegri because how did they fall off from the second position to finishing 5th in the league table, it shows incompetence of the manager. AC Milan was even contending the title at a point this season but suddenly their performance declined greatly and the last match heart break was even worst than all that has happened to them this season. How can they lose that match to Cagliari when they know that losing it will risk them from qualifying for the Champions League games next season. I support the sack of the CEO and the director too because they jointly ruined the club. The club should get a better management team and also a good coach.

The ending was entirely never surprising for me. Bringing in someone whose second spell wasn't even good at Juventus to a team that had tried to improve on a European level was just a big joke. I personally do not like the idea of Italian team regurgitating same old coaches over and over again like there are no other good candidates outside the league.
Why don't they try someone like Pep Guardiola? 

[EL MOHA]

The ending was entirely never surprising for me. Bringing in someone whose second spell wasn't even good at Juventus to a team that had tried to improve on a European level was just a big joke. I personally do not like the idea of Italian team regurgitating same old coaches over and over again like there are no other good candidates outside the league.
Why don't they try someone like Pep Guardiola? 

Italians are going after older managers in the league because to me they are scared to actually trust a new manager as some clubs have done it before and it actually had them in more trouble than before. Example was Juventus whose fall was because of trusting their old players who were new to the managerial carrier, I think even AC Milan had actually faced same problem too and the more reason why we all know they went for older generations for managers.

Yes they cannot try Pep not because of the man actually stating clearly that he will be taking a long Sabbatical but even if he is not taking that break he is actually above them because managers like Pep comes with high demands to remain competitive most especially high profile signings and most at times this club do not have that amount to spend

[Byebyebtc]

They have to change the whole Chelsea players, just leave a couple of them tho likes of Cole Palmer, Reece James, Caicedo, Gusto, and Chalobah the rest should leave the club
This is making it 2 straight years that Chelsea has no player above 30 years which is probably a record in the primer league I guess. No experienced players and it has really affected the club badly, the team has to be replaced completely, to protect the name.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

I'm not surprised even a little... Allegri simply messed up this season. That ending was like a joke. Losing to Cagliari at home in a crucial game for the Champions League football?

The CEO, director and head of scouting are also said to have been sacked. Milan should go for a more modern manager. They should do as Inter if they want to play bigger than this.

Of course, Allegri has messed up everything in the Italian league this season, we have seen that Milan have won only 20 matches under his leadership, so perhaps the club authorities have been angry and have fired this manager, CEO and director, which I'm not at all surprised to see. Como is not a fully mature team, but this team is now in fourth place in the standings, easily overtaking AC Milan and it seems that they may be worthy candidates to play in the UEFA Champions League next season but as far as we can understand AC Milan has not been able to make the same impact as that Como team.

Another thing that surprised me is that Roma has shown a strange consistency in the last stage and is now in the top third but that is certainly correct Milan lost instead of winning against Cagliari in the last match of the season, a match that was crucial for them to play in the Champions League.

[Ale88]

It looks like Diego Simeone indirectly confirmed Julián Álvarez is not going to be part of the Atlético squad in the coming season ^[source] and the likely destinations appear to be Barça, PSG and the Premier League. A lot of people are speculating that he's going to join Barça since Lewandowski is leaving, but I have a strong feeling that Andrea Berta is going to use his connection to sign him again ^{[this time for Arsenal (there's a high chance that either Trossard or Martinelli leaves in the summer and IMO, he's the perfect replacement)]}. Where do you guys think he'll end up?

I keep seeing Alvarez linked to Barcelona but I still don't understand how they are supposed to pay him. Atletico Madrid paid around 100 million euros for him (I don't remember the exact number), he performed quite well so considering that there are few good strikers out there, his value went up. I don't see Atletico selling him for less than 120-130 millions, do Barcelona have that kind of money? I doubt it.

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I keep seeing Alvarez linked to Barcelona but I still don't understand how they are supposed to pay him. Atletico Madrid paid around 100 million euros for him (I don't remember the exact number), he performed quite well so considering that there are few good strikers out there, his value went up. I don't see Atletico selling him for less than 120-130 millions, do Barcelona have that kind of money? I doubt it.

From the beginning the doubts about Barcelona were about their finances, Barcelona have improved and we all know that but their cash is still not stable so when there are so many rumors for some big players like Julian Alvarez and Osimhen as a replacement for Lewa who is not young anymore it is clear that this will be a fundamental doubt about the problem of paying for these players.

We know the history of Barcelona with some of their star players like Raphinha, Dani Olmo and even Lewa who are always constrained in the player register, salary issues and clause payments.
If this continues to be the case then the situation is certainly not going to change for Barcelona even though they are a little better off but their finances continue to be constrained because they overextended themselves from the start.

[Barikui1]

I'm not surprised even a little... Allegri simply messed up this season. That ending was like a joke. Losing to Cagliari at home in a crucial game for the Champions League football?

The CEO, director and head of scouting are also said to have been sacked. Milan should go for a more modern manager. They should do as Inter if they want to play bigger than this.

This is nothing strange to me because we have seen something like this over and over again in football when a manager or anyone fails to live up to his or her expectations, their will always be consequences, and the sacking of allegri and others was very deserving because for them to miss out from the uefa champions league was like falling off the cliff, since they were even title contender's at a point during the season.

Football can be very brutal most times, especially when a lot of money has been spent, so once the team is not doing well as expected, someone will face the consequences of that, so allegri and the rest should not take it personal because that is how football is in this modern days.

[Arenga pinnata]

AC Milan tried by sacking the Allegri because how did they fall off from the second position to finishing 5th in the league table, it shows incompetence of the manager. AC Milan was even contending the title at a point this season but suddenly their performance declined greatly and the last match heart break was even worst than all that has happened to them this season. How can they lose that match to Cagliari when they know that losing it will risk them from qualifying for the Champions League games next season. I support the sack of the CEO and the director too because they jointly ruined the club. The club should get a better management team and also a good coach.

But still, I think Allegri is far better than the previous coach. last season, Milan didn’t even qualify for any European competitions and finished in 8th place. Then Allegri came in, and the team was even in the running for the title. doesn’t that also demonstrate Allegri’s ability to get the most out of this team? and we don’t know the reasons behind the drastic decline at the end of the season. hopefully, Milan will get a better coach. i’m rooting for the best. It’s just that as long as this team isn’t equipped with the right players, I think it’ll be all for nothing even if they keep changing coaches over and over again.

[Cryptmuster]

I'm not surprised even a little... Allegri simply messed up this season. That ending was like a joke. Losing to Cagliari at home in a crucial game for the Champions League football?

The CEO, director and head of scouting are also said to have been sacked. Milan should go for a more modern manager. They should do as Inter if they want to play bigger than this.

This was expected after such a terrible performance by Milan against Cagliari. The way Milan played in that final match looked very similar to the way Allegri used to try to win many games with Juventus. But that Juventus side, with which Allegri could achieve results playing that way, had an excellent defense and a very strong midfield. What he was trying to achieve with Milan using the same approach, I honestly do not understand.

By the way, not only Allegri was dismissed, but also Milan’s management. Along with Allegri, CEO Furlani and sporting director Tare left the club, as well as technical director Moncada.

I think it was the right decision, because losing such an important match shows that the team completely lacked character. Hopefully, we will see major changes at Milan next season.

[hyudien]

They have to change the whole Chelsea players, just leave a couple of them tho likes of Cole Palmer, Reece James, Caicedo, Gusto, and Chalobah the rest should leave the club
This is making it 2 straight years that Chelsea has no player above 30 years which is probably a record in the primer league I guess. No experienced players and it has really affected the club badly, the team has to be replaced completely, to protect the name.

They bought too many players in the last two summer markets, almost 30 in one market season they bought, if I remember correctly, the beginning went quite well because even though many were skeptical, they in the hands of Maresca produced results, namely the club world cup trophy, but everything fell apart when Maresca left. At this point who is to blame? I think Chelsea management is very responsible for this mess. Now they need to start a new plan with a new coach, so I agree if they have to get rid of many players this season.

[Italian Panic]

I'm not surprised even a little... Allegri simply messed up this season. That ending was like a joke. Losing to Cagliari at home in a crucial game for the Champions League football?

The CEO, director and head of scouting are also said to have been sacked. Milan should go for a more modern manager. They should do as Inter if they want to play bigger than this.

Absolutely right, Allegri’s approach to coaching and playing doesn’t work with players who play 50 matches a year. In fact, just as was the case at Juventus, his teams fall apart between January and February and lose their way. What’s more, the fact that they always win by narrow margins means that when these slumps occur, they end up conceding more goals than they score.

[Altryist]

Absolutely right, Allegri’s approach to coaching and playing doesn’t work with players who play 50 matches a year. In fact, just as was the case at Juventus, his teams fall apart between January and February and lose their way. What’s more, the fact that they always win by narrow margins means that when these slumps occur, they end up conceding more goals than they score.

But Milan did not play badly throughout the entire season. If you remember the beginning and middle of the season, they were even in second place for a while, and at that point there was not even a thought that they could miss out on the Champions League. But for some reason, the end of the season turned out to be absolutely terrible.

I do not know what the reason was, I noticed that even though Leão had recovered from his injury, he started the match against Cagliari on the bench and only came onto the field in the 68th minute. Maybe he truly was not fully ready, but I still think that in such an important match, where Milan absolutely had to win, leaving such an attacking player on the bench was a very strange decision.

[BitBakerr1]

They have to change the whole Chelsea players, just leave a couple of them tho likes of Cole Palmer, Reece James, Caicedo, Gusto, and Chalobah the rest should leave the club
This is making it 2 straight years that Chelsea has no player above 30 years which is probably a record in the primer league I guess. No experienced players and it has really affected the club badly, the team has to be replaced completely, to protect the name.

You think it’s actually the players that are to be blamed for poor performance, as for me Chelsea has very good and talented players that are doing very well the only problem in Chelsea is the managing system so they need a very good manager that will come in and use the players very well, take for example what happened in Manchester United before the recent manager came, Manchester United was not in a good form and they were not playing very well but when the new manager came everything changed and they started performing very well and mind you they didn’t change their players it was still same players so it’s not about changing their players it’s just about the coach, now that Chelsea has a new coach I believe a lot of things maybe better for them.

[9ja Amaka]

I'm not surprised even a little... Allegri simply messed up this season. That ending was like a joke. Losing to Cagliari at home in a crucial game for the Champions League football?

The CEO, director and head of scouting are also said to have been sacked. Milan should go for a more modern manager. They should do as Inter if they want to play bigger than this.

I think AC Milan did the right thing by sacking Allegri, for a manager of his level,  his performance this season has been very poor, so I think AC Milan board made the right now. AC Milan is definitely a big club and should be expected to at least qualify for the champions league even if they did not win the scudetta, but losing to Cagliari at home on the last day, when he knows how important the match is for them is very bad and he deserved what he got. He made it clear that his target for the season was to qualify for the champions league and he was unable to do that,  even when it was in his hands, he still failed to qualify.
AC needs to get someone better that can improve the team next season and also help improve the player and hopefully they can do better next season.

[asriloni]

List of available players in summer. There are so many experienceds players who available for free. The names such as Salah, Konate, Casemiro, Bernardo Silva, Dusan, and etc are worth to watch. However, i think their chance to play in european competition is not yet gone.

The best example is that Salah. He is not yet washed, and he can join serie a team to keep play in competitive football. I think Casemiro can also do the same to try to play in serie a, but it's disappointed if he decides to go to the MLS.

So what names you guys want him to go to your team?

[Inwestour]

Roman Fabrizio writes on his Twitter that Gattuso will become the new Lazio manager. Something tells me that this is not a much better replacement, but on the other hand, I can understand it. In other reports, Atalanta are interested in appointing Sarri as their new head coach. At the same time, it is clear that Lazio want some changes in the team after such a poor season. I still think that after the disappointing performance of the Italian national team, Lazio should have looked for someone better than Gattuso.

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Roman Fabrizio writes on his Twitter that Gattuso will become the new Lazio manager.

who is roman fabrizio? his name is fabrizio romano. lazio has been on a downward trend for the past few seasons. they finished this season in 9th place and won’t be able to compete in any european league next season. a team like lazio should at least be able to compete in the europa league, but they aren’t getting good results in the league. sometimes, even if you have a more high-profile head coach, if you can’t succeed, a change is necessary. that’s why lazio’s management may have made this decision.

[Oluwa-btc]

I'm not surprised even a little... Allegri simply messed up this season. That ending was like a joke. Losing to Cagliari at home in a crucial game for the Champions League football?

The CEO, director and head of scouting are also said to have been sacked. Milan should go for a more modern manager. They should do as Inter if they want to play bigger than this.

Failure to qualify them for the Champions League competition lead to the sack. Who would have thought this would happen?! I was not happy to see them missing out on the Champions League competition, now guess how disappointed the management would be with Max Allegri. Damn man, this hist hurts!

Bournemouth manager out if contract Andoni Iraola has been approached, but no concrete talks have started between these sides.