⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[asriloni]

Nico Paz is telling Madrid if he's keen to stay at Como much longer instead going to the Madrid. It's such a best decision from him. He knows the competition to be in the main squad of Madrid is gonna be even tougher than what he expected.

So it's smart to keep stay at Como while he's also getting guaranteed starting minutes there. It's a better for his growth. Once he's ready. He can back to the Madrid to get a spot in the main squad.

I like him it's not only because he's so good and very potential. He has also a pretty good mindset as a footballer who is trusting the process.

If this is true, then it's a very good decision from the young midfielder. We all know that he is a good player with a lot of potential  and I was expecting a lot of top European club to try and sign him this summer, but taking the decision to stay one more season at Como is a good one, because the pressure he is going to face at Real Madrid will much more than that of Como, so I believe he is still trying to develop his game, before making that big move, which is a very good thing for him.

Glad he's not only a potential player, but he's a smart player as well. He's thinking about his future prospect and it can only be achieved when he gets regular minutes to play that will develop himself better. He's not like other young player that follows their ego. He deserves appreciation because he's also using brain to think. 

Beside that i got an update about Enzo.



Real Madrid is putting Enzo Fernandes as their top target. It looks like the operation to sign him from Chelsea will begin son. His asking price is now 140m. I'm wondering how much Madrid is willing to pay for him. 125m? 130m? 135m? let's see.

[Minor Miner]

Real Madrid is putting Enzo Fernandes as their top target. It looks like the operation to sign him from Chelsea will begin son. His asking price is now 140m. I'm wondering how much Madrid is willing to pay for him. 125m? 130m? 135m? let's see.

Enzo Fernandes is a talented midfielder. Despite Chelsea's poor form last season, he managed to score 10 goals and provide 4 assists. We can see his performance improving day by day. Real Madrid will definitely benefit from adding Enzo Fernandes to their squad.

However, I thought they would try their best to add Olise to their squad. Perhaps Madrid management has given up hope on Olise. Munich management is probably not interested in letting Olise go. However, Enzo Fernandes could also be a good choice. Chelsea management spent 131 million to add Enzo Fernandes to their squad in 2023. My guess is that Madrid will probably have to spend around 140 million.

[Velvet78]

Liverpool has signed Victor Munoz by triggering his release clause of 40 million euros. It's more like a hijack like Fabrizio Romano said on his tweet. 

Because Newcastle has been trying to finish the deal but Liverpool got him by interrupting the talks. How do you find the player?

He can play on both wings which would be good to increase squad depth.

[Futurexxx]

Beside that i got an update about Enzo.



Real Madrid is putting Enzo Fernandes as their top target. It looks like the operation to sign him from Chelsea will begin son. His asking price is now 140m. I'm wondering how much Madrid is willing to pay for him. 125m? 130m? 135m? let's see.

If real madrid are serious about this particular transfer deal, they are definitely going to him to sign because at this point, Chelsea have decided that they wouldn't convince any player that doesn't want to stay at the club to do so, which I agree to that, because nobody is irreplaceable.
Enzo Fernandez has been flirting with real madrid for quite some time now, by saying that it is the dream move, so since it's mine is no longer at the club, the best thing they can do is to let him go, and sign a player that will fight for the badge of Chelsea football club with all the got,  not someone that be at the club but is mind is somewhere else.

[blue Snow]

Nico Paz is telling Madrid if he's keen to stay at Como much longer instead going to the Madrid. It's such a best decision from him. He knows the competition to be in the main squad of Madrid is gonna be even tougher than what he expected.

So it's smart to keep stay at Como while he's also getting guaranteed starting minutes there. It's a better for his growth. Once he's ready. He can back to the Madrid to get a spot in the main squad.

I like him it's not only because he's so good and very potential. He has also a pretty good mindset as a footballer who is trusting the process.

Nico Paz’s still young and can continue to develop under Fabregas’s guidance. It’s not yet time for Nico Paz to move to Real Madrid, especially since the current competition within the Real Madrid squad would make it difficult for him to get significant playing time. I hope Nico Paz continues to improve his game, especially since he’ll be playing in the Champions League next season with Como. a great opportunity for him to showcase his talents and catch the attention of other elite clubs in the future.

Nico Paz seems to be quite happy in Como, and I think he’s also willing to be realistic, because if he were to return to Real Madrid , I think it wouldn’t be easy for him to  secure a place in the team, given the sheer number of talented players vying for that spot, including new signing  Bernardo Silva. If he stays at Como, he’ll get plenty of playing time and, as a result, he’ll continue to develop, and when the time comes , he’ll return to Real Madrid with confidence.

He is a brilliant young player  with such remarkable talent , and I think the decision to stay at Como (at least for one more season) is a wise one for the development of his career

That’s why I think it’s not yet time for Nico Paz to move to Real Madrid. Staying at Como gives Nico Paz the opportunity to continue improving his game, since he’s sure to be a starter there. Furthermore, Como is pleased with Nico Paz’s decision to stay with the club because, after all, it benefits them. At the very least, Como won’t have to go through the trouble of finding a replacement. Therefore, I hope that by staying at Como, Nico Paz can further improve his game so that when he eventually decides to move to another club, he’ll be guaranteed a starting spot.

[Tonimez]

Liverpool has signed Victor Munoz by triggering his release clause of 40 million euros. It's more like a hijack like Fabrizio Romano said on his tweet. 

Because Newcastle has been trying to finish the deal but Liverpool got him by interrupting the talks. How do you find the player?

He can play on both wings which would be good to increase squad depth.

I have not really cast my focus on this guy overtime especially last season which appeared to be his most active season in his senior career. However, statistically speaking and judging by the fact that he made it to the world cup means that he could have a lot of potentials to deliver on the pitch. The good thing is that he is just 22 years old, so there are chances of developing into a world class winger too. Last season he had 6 goals and 2 assists in 34 appearances for FC Osasuna. With Andoni Iraola taking over the team, I think he is just another class of players he managed in Bournemouth so he would definitely know how best to utilise the forward.

I think he is a good signing for Liverpool especially as he penned down a six years contract at Anfield. If he develops as expected, Liverpool will still cash out big on him when he develops fully into his potentials.

[abhiseshakana]

Real Madrid is putting Enzo Fernandes as their top target. It looks like the operation to sign him from Chelsea will begin son. His asking price is now 140m. I'm wondering how much Madrid is willing to pay for him. 125m? 130m? 135m? let's see.

Enzo Fernandes is a talented midfielder. Despite Chelsea's poor form last season, he managed to score 10 goals and provide 4 assists. We can see his performance improving day by day. Real Madrid will definitely benefit from adding Enzo Fernandes to their squad.

However, I thought they would try their best to add Olise to their squad. Perhaps Madrid management has given up hope on Olise. Munich management is probably not interested in letting Olise go. However, Enzo Fernandes could also be a good choice. Chelsea management spent 131 million to add Enzo Fernandes to their squad in 2023. My guess is that Madrid will probably have to spend around 140 million.

I don’t think Chelsea will let Enzo Fernandes go for less than 140 million , as he is still one of their key players and his contract  still has a long way to run. So if Real Madrid really do want him, then they’ll have to be prepared to  make a substantial offer. Enzo Fernandes also seems very keen to play for Real Madrid , and he made that clear back in April (which led to him being handed a two match ban by Chelsea at the time).

Perhaps this is why Real Madrid  seem so determined to sign Enzo Fernandes,  but 140 million is no small sum either, and I think Real Madrid really need to weigh this up carefully , because if it isn’t worth it, then they will have wasted money that they may well come to regret later on.

[MArsland]

Real Madrid is putting Enzo Fernandes as their top target. It looks like the operation to sign him from Chelsea will begin son. His asking price is now 140m. I'm wondering how much Madrid is willing to pay for him. 125m? 130m? 135m? let's see.

Madrid will not dare to spend that much for Enzo, because it is the player who needs a move more, not Madrid. Like it or not, Madrid does not have the urgency to bring Enzo when they have brought in players with free transfers. For Madrid the more Enzo's price is set, the less likely he is to be bought. Madrid have nothing to lose by not buying him.
 

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I don’t think Chelsea will let Enzo Fernandes go for less than 140 million , as he is still one of their key players and his contract  still has a long way to run. So if Real Madrid really do want him, then they’ll have to be prepared to  make a substantial offer. Enzo Fernandes also seems very keen to play for Real Madrid , and he made that clear back in April (which led to him being handed a two match ban by Chelsea at the time).

Perhaps this is why Real Madrid  seem so determined to sign Enzo Fernandes,  but 140 million is no small sum either, and I think Real Madrid really need to weigh this up carefully , because if it isn’t worth it, then they will have wasted money that they may well come to regret later on.

Haha Real Madrid really got the spotlight in the transfer window this is because Madrid is targeting several expensive players, previously Michael Olise then Julián Álvarez and now Enzo Fernández. As we know, all these players are priced at 140-150 million so I don't think the transfer fee is a problem for Madrid, the problem is that these clubs don't want to release their mainstay players. Most observers say the transfer will continue after the World Cup and for some reason I'm not sure Madrid can get one of them for 140 million, let's just say Olise and Álvarez are priced at 150+ Million while Enzo is also the same because Chelsea spent 121 Million when they brought him in.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Real Madrid is putting Enzo Fernandes as their top target. It looks like the operation to sign him from Chelsea will begin son. His asking price is now 140m. I'm wondering how much Madrid is willing to pay for him. 125m? 130m? 135m? let's see.

Madrid will not dare to spend that much for Enzo, because it is the player who needs a move more, not Madrid. Like it or not, Madrid does not have the urgency to bring Enzo when they have brought in players with free transfers. For Madrid the more Enzo's price is set, the less likely he is to be bought. Madrid have nothing to lose by not buying him.

I don't doubt Real Madrid's management when it comes to recruiting players; they're very smart in negotiating to bring in the players they want because the big name of the Real Madrid team, which is already huge, makes many players want to join Real Madrid. That's why Real Madrid is smart in negotiating to get the players they want. 

As for Enzo Fernandes, I think it's not really appropriate to price him high because, in terms of quality, Enzo Fernandes won't be that good next season, so there's a bit of risk in bringing him in at a high price.

[JeromeTash]

Madrid will not dare to spend that much for Enzo, because it is the player who needs a move more, not Madrid. Like it or not, Madrid does not have the urgency to bring Enzo when they have brought in players with free transfers. For Madrid the more Enzo's price is set, the less likely he is to be bought. Madrid have nothing to lose by not buying him.

They (Real Madrid) have been trophyless for two seasons and have now brought in a legendary manager. The president whom we historically know for his galactico signs just got re-elected, and he made some huge promises prior to the elections, so what do you expect? 

As for Enzo Fernandes, I think it's not really appropriate to price him high because, in terms of quality, Enzo Fernandes won't be that good next season, so there's a bit of risk in bringing him in at a high price.

How do you know that he won't be good next season? Are you a prophet? Hahaha.

[Mayor of ogba]

Nico Paz is telling Madrid if he's keen to stay at Como much longer instead going to the Madrid. It's such a best decision from him. He knows the competition to be in the main squad of Madrid is gonna be even tougher than what he expected.

So it's smart to keep stay at Como while he's also getting guaranteed starting minutes there. It's a better for his growth. Once he's ready. He can back to the Madrid to get a spot in the main squad.

I like him it's not only because he's so good and very potential. He has also a pretty good mindset as a footballer who is trusting the process.

If only Real Madrid could allow Nico Paz to continue playing for Como for few seasons before they bring him back to Santiago Bernabeu it will be for their own good because for him to remain at Como, he will develop into a more mature and experience player, and by the time he will return back to Santiago Bernabeu he can easily compete at Real Madrid and live up to expectations.

[Not your key not your BTC]

Tonali is a great player, but it seems Tottenham’s efforts to sign him won’t go smoothly. That’s because Newcastle United has set a price tag of £100 million for Sandro Tonali, a very high price that makes it difficult for Tottenham to meet.

This is one of the major disadvantages of going for players in the English premier league, because they will always put an inflating figure on any player that is attracting the interest of other English premier league side.

A player that is not even up to £50M, but just because it's an English premier league team that have money, that is coming for the player, they will put up a high transfer fee on the player, so that they wouldn't want to go any further in pursuing the deal, but it's up to Tottenham to decide if they will go that far or not, but if I am in charge of their transfer dealings, I will look for other options because this deal looks impossible as it stands.

I was actually surprised when Newcastle set a price of £100 million for Tonali. Do you think Tonali is worth £100 million? I don’t think he’s worth that much. Maybe Newcastle saw that Tottenham really very needs a good midfielder, which is why they set such a high price. But yes, it seems Tottenham is still trying to negotiate in the hope that Newcastle will lower the price for Tonali. However, if the talks reach an impasse, then Tottenham will certainly look for other options because I’m sure they won’t want to buy Tonali for £100 million.

[Frankolala]

Nico Paz is telling Madrid if he's keen to stay at Como much longer instead going to the Madrid. It's such a best decision from him. He knows the competition to be in the main squad of Madrid is gonna be even tougher than what he expected.

So it's smart to keep stay at Como while he's also getting guaranteed starting minutes there. It's a better for his growth. Once he's ready. He can back to the Madrid to get a spot in the main squad.

I like him it's not only because he's so good and very potential. He has also a pretty good mindset as a footballer who is trusting the process.

If this is true, then it's a very good decision from the young midfielder. We all know that he is a good player with a lot of potential  and I was expecting a lot of top European club to try and sign him this summer, but taking the decision to stay one more season at Como is a good one, because the pressure he is going to face at Real Madrid will much more than that of Como, so I believe he is still trying to develop his game, before making that big move, which is a very good thing for him.

Nicole Paz made the right decision and that will favor him a lot because he Is already used to his new teammates and needs to spend more than with them on the pitch since he's one of the key players in Como. If he stays in Como, he will develop himself better and still play full time because he's among Fabregas first choice. Unlike, Rea Madrid that he might not be a the first choice.

[el kaka22]

Mourinho getting rid of every player that is not at Real Madrid level, and trying to get a lot better players works perfectly for them because they have failed to win the title (or anything really) for 2 years in a row now. So they can't afford to build players from ground up, they need to get players who are already great.

In addition to that list, Rodrygo and Camavinga are known to be on the chopping block as well if they can find good offers for them but so far seems like that's not happening. They could get as much as 120 million just from those two, and the four that is listed would be at least 50 million more, if not more. So we are talking about a budget of 150+ million without a doubt, and if they can sell all 6, could be as high as 200 million transfer budget. Hence, they can build a "win now" team with that.

[Hirose UK]

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I was actually surprised when Newcastle set a price of £100 million for Tonali. Do you think Tonali is worth £100 million? I don’t think he’s worth that much. Maybe Newcastle saw that Tottenham really very needs a good midfielder, which is why they set such a high price. But yes, it seems Tottenham is still trying to negotiate in the hope that Newcastle will lower the price for Tonali. However, if the talks reach an impasse, then Tottenham will certainly look for other options because I’m sure they won’t want to buy Tonali for £100 million.

Spending £100 million on Tonali is truly wasteful transfer, Tottenham could have secured more competent midfielder for £100 million, although Newcastle didn't exactly sign Tonali cheaply either, spending €70 million if I not mistaken.
But if Tottenham are willing to spend up to £100 million, I think they would be better off competing with Real Madrid and Manchester City for Felix Nmecha he would be far more useful than Tonali.

[Lida93]

Nico Paz is telling Madrid if he's keen to stay at Como much longer instead going to the Madrid. It's such a best decision from him. He knows the competition to be in the main squad of Madrid is gonna be even tougher than what he expected.

So it's smart to keep stay at Como while he's also getting guaranteed starting minutes there. It's a better for his growth. Once he's ready. He can back to the Madrid to get a spot in the main squad.

I like him it's not only because he's so good and very potential. He has also a pretty good mindset as a footballer who is trusting the process.

Real Madrid is showing some positive signs with the way and manner they are participating in the transfer market, this shows how desperate they have become, perhaps they are trying to prohibit a repeat of what happened last season in all competitions and especially the humiliation they got from their arch rival Barcelona. So far they have sealed a couple of deals and they are still hopeful of concluding some important ones before the beginning of the season.

[jakdanyel]

Finally a reasonable goalkeeper move by Chelsea!    This is all thanks to Xabi Alonso's terms for his arrival no doubt... Because he wanted to take control of future transfers.

None of the current goalkeepers at the team deserves this level honestly. As for Cambiaso not a bad player but maybe they can find a better alternative to him.

[tiCeR]

I was actually surprised when Newcastle set a price of £100 million for Tonali. Do you think Tonali is worth £100 million? I don’t think he’s worth that much. Maybe Newcastle saw that Tottenham really very needs a good midfielder, which is why they set such a high price. But yes, it seems Tottenham is still trying to negotiate in the hope that Newcastle will lower the price for Tonali. However, if the talks reach an impasse, then Tottenham will certainly look for other options because I’m sure they won’t want to buy Tonali for £100 million.

£100 million for Tonali... I don't think he is worth that much money, but that is not what ultimately determines the price. If there is a manager who thinks Tonali is exactly what they need in the team, it is probably going to be paid, but I don't think he is worth it.

But the price setting policy never carried much value in the past. Reminds me of Barcelona when they set their release clauses for all kinds of players at €500 million or €1 billion. It doesn't mean much.

[Jaycoinz]

I was actually surprised when Newcastle set a price of £100 million for Tonali. Do you think Tonali is worth £100 million? I don’t think he’s worth that much. Maybe Newcastle saw that Tottenham really very needs a good midfielder, which is why they set such a high price. But yes, it seems Tottenham is still trying to negotiate in the hope that Newcastle will lower the price for Tonali. However, if the talks reach an impasse, then Tottenham will certainly look for other options because I’m sure they won’t want to buy Tonali for £100 million.

£100 million for Tonali... I don't think he is worth that much money, but that is not what ultimately determines the price. If there is a manager who thinks Tonali is exactly what they need in the team, it is probably going to be paid, but I don't think he is worth it.

But the price setting policy never carried much value in the past. Reminds me of Barcelona when they set their release clauses for all kinds of players at €500 million or €1 billion. It doesn't mean much.

Football prizes for players are completely outrageous these days, and what spikes the price is simply crazy too, I mean imagine a player just had a good season and boom 💥 his price tag is off the roof and even without no consistent or whatsoever to proof that the player has the ability to stand the price that the club is wanting. There are so many players that I see that don't even worth the price of the price tag on their head but it is what it is so am not surprised anymore as any player can get good price for performance well in a single of brilliance.