⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Tmoonz]

He wanted a way out to play in UCL and now Chelsea is not even gonna play in UCL so this would be a good transfer for an UCL freak like him. I kinda understand that he wanted a way out from Amorim but his attitude towards the club was pretty bad which made the fans hated him even more

Amorim dropped him on the bench, he is not happy and instead of trying to get back on the main lineup, he decided to crash out and wanted to move to Chelsea. Its classic youngster nowadays, they all thin they are as good as Ronaldo

The question is which club wants him? Because for now, rumors are circulating that only Leverkusen and Fenerbahce are quite interested in Garnacho. Of these two teams, only Fenerbahce has qualified for the UCL. If he chooses to move to Fenerbahce, he can indeed play in the UCL, but it is still not worth it because with his current age and quality, he can still play for other big teams. His move to Chelsea was previously like a nightmare, because at the same time Man Utd qualified for the UCL competition. In my opinion, Garnacho is better off staying at Chelsea, with Xabi Alonso, Chelsea might be able to participate in the UCL next year.

Smiles this is absolute karma, he was being treated like an egg at Manchester United then because he was not fixture in an Europa League final he decided to think himself the Christiano Ronaldo of Manchester United thinking without him the club can't move forward, to the extent he was pushing his move, he even said he would prefer to remain on the bench if Manchester United didn't approve his move to Chelsea, now everything has turned out to work against him, I don't feel pity for him, he's actually reaping what he soul, and it serves him right.

[wakier]

Fulham annonces Arbeloa as their new manager. I like this high ceiling appointment by them instead of cherry picking the coach that has poor resume. This may be a gambling, but since he has ever coached Madrid. I do think he can think how to build and coach the squad properly.
With him come to the EPL, the more spaniard are taking over the coach job in EPL after Iraola and Xabi Alonso. It's interesting to see how he perform. He lacked support when he was at Madrid, hopefully he gets what he didn't get at Madrid.

Coaching the midtier club will be the start for him to prove if public opinion about him has poor tactical plan will be wrong.
If he can improve Fulham. So people will rate him as one of potential coach again. Goodluck for Arbeloa.

It's a new challenge for Arbeloa to coach a fiercely competitive EPL club. However, because he coaching a mid table team, the pressure isn't as great as it was when he coached Real Madrid. He simply needs to improve Fulham performance to be better and more stable. He also not expected to win any titles, as Fulham isn't a title contender.

Yes, at Real Madrid, he didn't receive much support, perhaps because Real Madrid wasn't entirely convinced by his coaching system.

[Fiatless]

The question is which club wants him? Because for now, rumors are circulating that only Leverkusen and Fenerbahce are quite interested in Garnacho. Of these two teams, only Fenerbahce has qualified for the UCL. If he chooses to move to Fenerbahce, he can indeed play in the UCL, but it is still not worth it because with his current age and quality, he can still play for other big teams. His move to Chelsea was previously like a nightmare, because at the same time Man Utd qualified for the UCL competition. In my opinion, Garnacho is better off staying at Chelsea, with Xabi Alonso, Chelsea might be able to participate in the UCL next year.

Fenerbahce have not qualified for the UEFA Champions League. They are expected to play in the playoffs for them to make it ot the top European competition. Chelsea have said that they are open to a permanent sale of Alejandro Garnacho and they will not accept a loan deal. Meanwhile, some clubs like Roma are targeting to get the Argentine on loan. So the 22-year-old winger will either move permanently or remain at Stamford Bridge.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Fulham annonces Arbeloa as their new manager. I like this high ceiling appointment by them instead of cherry picking the coach that has poor resume. This may be a gambling, but since he has ever coached Madrid. I do think he can think how to build and coach the squad properly.
With him come to the EPL, the more spaniard are taking over the coach job in EPL after Iraola and Xabi Alonso. It's interesting to see how he perform. He lacked support when he was at Madrid, hopefully he gets what he didn't get at Madrid.

Coaching the midtier club will be the start for him to prove if public opinion about him has poor tactical plan will be wrong.
If he can improve Fulham. So people will rate him as one of potential coach again. Goodluck for Arbeloa.

It's a new challenge for Arbeloa to coach a fiercely competitive EPL club. However, because he coaching a mid table team, the pressure isn't as great as it was when he coached Real Madrid. He simply needs to improve Fulham performance to be better and more stable. He also not expected to win any titles, as Fulham isn't a title contender.

Yes, at Real Madrid, he didn't receive much support, perhaps because Real Madrid wasn't entirely convinced by his coaching system.

I believe he still posses the same pressure like what he got at Madrid. If we're seeing it in term of club's target, so yeah Fulham doesn't put a specific target for him. I think to stay in EPL will be enough. The problem is that public opinion about him who lack of tactical plan needs to be proven wrong.
So when he does it well at Fulham, it can overturned public opinion that said he didn't have creativity as a coach to manage the club.

So the pressure is actually different than what he got at Madrid.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

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Santos officially joins Manchester United as the reds continue chasing Casemiro replacements upon leaving at the end of last season. I hope Santos is able to prove himself at United, better than he did at Stamford bridge and live up to expectations. Success to him as he explore this new career journey

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Santos officially joins Manchester United as the reds continue chasing Casemiro replacements upon leaving at the end of last season. I hope Santos is able to prove himself at United, better than he did at Stamford bridge and live up to expectations. Success to him as he explore this new career journey

Santos rarely played on Chelsea. So It's a predictable move from him. His moves also confirm that Enzo is likely to staying much longer in the blue shirt. He's potential but Chelsea has too many midfielder especially after Barco joined the club from their sister club. So moving to the rival seems his preferred choice.

Nevertheless, Chelsee made pretty good profit here since they bought him for £18 million from Vasco Da Gamma. It's easy 2.5x profit include add ons. Don't forget 10% sale clause. No doubt Blue co is not reluctant in selling him.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

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Santos officially joins Manchester United as the reds continue chasing Casemiro replacements upon leaving at the end of last season. I hope Santos is able to prove himself at United, better than he did at Stamford bridge and live up to expectations. Success to him as he explore this new career journey

Santos rarely played on Chelsea. So It's a predictable move from him. His moves also confirm that Enzo is likely to staying much longer in the blue shirt. He's potential but Chelsea has too many midfielder especially after Barco joined the club from their sister club. So moving to the rival seems his preferred choice.

Nevertheless, Chelsee made pretty good profit here since they bought him for £18 million from Vasco Da Gamma. It's easy 2.5x profit include add ons. Don't forget 10% sale clause. No doubt Blue co is not reluctant in selling him.

I don't think Santos would be Casemiro's replace, he'll likely be replacing Urgarte. Manchester United would be going for a more experienced player to replace Casemiro and they're already making moving for Tchouameni, If they meet Real Madrid's demand,Madrid would have to sell then use it to get Enzo.
 If Real Madrid keep pressing for the deal then the player insist on leaving, Chelsea would be forced to sell him and doesn't matter if they sell Santos to Manchester United or not, they can still buy a replacement moreover Santos is not a starter, they still have Caicedo and others too.

[Shussainshah]

Fulham annonces Arbeloa as their new manager. I like this high ceiling appointment by them instead of cherry picking the coach that has poor resume. This may be a gambling, but since he has ever coached Madrid. I do think he can think how to build and coach the squad properly.
With him come to the EPL, the more spaniard are taking over the coach job in EPL after Iraola and Xabi Alonso. It's interesting to see how he perform. He lacked support when he was at Madrid, hopefully he gets what he didn't get at Madrid.

Coaching the midtier club will be the start for him to prove if public opinion about him has poor tactical plan will be wrong.
If he can improve Fulham. So people will rate him as one of potential coach again. Goodluck for Arbeloa.

Once you became big club coach everyone are eyeing on you and that's what's Arbeloa situation happened.  Arbeloa are not a good coach he is an average coach they didn't manage Madrid that's well but as of now alot of club are eyeing on him and now Fulham sign him hope they perform very there but one thing is very interesting they can face Xabi Alonso in Premier league and xabi is one which Madrid sack just for Arbeloa so I am very happy to see how both managers can do on the next Premier match there will be alot of tough battle between them and we can witness so hate between them as well.

[Comeacross]

Fenerbahce have not qualified for the UEFA Champions League. They are expected to play in the playoffs for them to make it ot the top European competition. Chelsea have said that they are open to a permanent sale of Alejandro Garnacho and they will not accept a loan deal. Meanwhile, some clubs like Roma are targeting to get the Argentine on loan. So the 22-year-old winger will either move permanently or remain at Stamford Bridge.

Like I don't get what's wrong with Alonso. He has right to select players he wants to work with but I don't know what's wrong Garnacho that he doesn't want to include him in the squad. Garnacho wasn't impressive last season but that won't stop him from improving in the coming season and Alonso could be of help to make him improve.

I don't want to say he's overdoing yet until new season begins but we all saw what happened during his stay in Madrid. He was lucky at Leverkusen and thought he's good at the job until he arrived at Madrid and saw the opposite side of coaching. Having ability to turn flop players to top class players is part of his role as a coach. He should learn from Guardiola how he manage Sterling. Getting rid of potential players is not a good move.

[bitgolden]

Rosenior will definitely be great because he was already great at Ligue 1, just because he did bad at England for a short while, doesn't mean that he will continue to do bad here too.

I think it makes sense that we are going to end up seeing these people end up with some changes, and that is why we are going to end up with Rosenior doing fine at Paris. I also know that they have a lot of money so it will not be really shocking if they end up spending some ungodly amount to build a good team for him.

[longyenthanh]

Rosenior will definitely be great because he was already great at Ligue 1, just because he did bad at England for a short while, doesn't mean that he will continue to do bad here too.

I think it makes sense that we are going to end up seeing these people end up with some changes, and that is why we are going to end up with Rosenior doing fine at Paris. I also know that they have a lot of money so it will not be really shocking if they end up spending some ungodly amount to build a good team for him.

Liam Rosenior was absolutely brilliant at RC Strasbourg, and his short, chaotic stint at Chelsea shouldn't define his tactical abilities. Returning to France is a smart move.
Just to clarify one detail, he actually signed with Paris FC rather than PSG. But you are still completely right about the money. Paris FC was recently bought by the billionaire Arnault family, with Red Bull backing them up. They have massive financial power now. With that kind of ungodly budget and his skills with young players, he could build an absolute powerhouse.

[Zoomic]

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Santos officially joins Manchester United as the reds continue chasing Casemiro replacements upon leaving at the end of last season. I hope Santos is able to prove himself at United, better than he did at Stamford bridge and live up to expectations. Success to him as he explore this new career journey

Santos rarely played on Chelsea. So It's a predictable move from him. His moves also confirm that Enzo is likely to staying much longer in the blue shirt. He's potential but Chelsea has too many midfielder especially after Barco joined the club from their sister club. So moving to the rival seems his preferred choice.

Nevertheless, Chelsee made pretty good profit here since they bought him for £18 million from Vasco Da Gamma. It's easy 2.5x profit include add ons. Don't forget 10% sale clause. No doubt Blue co is not reluctant in selling him.

I don't think Santos would be Casemiro's replace, he'll likely be replacing Urgarte. Manchester United would be going for a more experienced player to replace Casemiro and they're already making moving for Tchouameni, If they meet Real Madrid's demand,Madrid would have to sell then use it to get Enzo.
 If Real Madrid keep pressing for the deal then the player insist on leaving, Chelsea would be forced to sell him and doesn't matter if they sell Santos to Manchester United or not, they can still buy a replacement moreover Santos is not a starter, they still have Caicedo and others too.

Before signing Andrey Santos from Chelsea, Manchester United had initially signed a midfielder from Atalanta in the person of Ederson to serve as Casemiro's replacement so I think Santos was signed to be a backup for his fellow Brazilian

The reported move for Real Madrid's Aurelien Tchouameni I don't think is going to see the light of the day.

Real Madrid are currently improving their team so I doubt that they'll want to let a quality player like Tchouameni leave the club now.

[Cyber_warrior]

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Santos officially joins Manchester United as the reds continue chasing Casemiro replacements upon leaving at the end of last season. I hope Santos is able to prove himself at United, better than he did at Stamford bridge and live up to expectations. Success to him as he explore this new career journey

It really a good move for all parties involve. For Manchester United, Chelsea and santos it all a favorable deal. Chelsea need to clear space in that midfield, with the likes of Barco coming in and maybe a fit Lavia they will need someone to leave. Chelsea made a good profit from the deal and Manchester United on the other hand had to spend less to try and replace casimero.

The big question now is can he replace the Brazilian, the young man has some qualities, we have seen that at Chelsea and Strassborg, now can he prove himself at Manchester United.

[Joca97]

Rosenior will definitely be great because he was already great at Ligue 1, just because he did bad at England for a short while, doesn't mean that he will continue to do bad here too.

I think it makes sense that we are going to end up seeing these people end up with some changes, and that is why we are going to end up with Rosenior doing fine at Paris. I also know that they have a lot of money so it will not be really shocking if they end up spending some ungodly amount to build a good team for him.

Liam Rosenior was absolutely brilliant at RC Strasbourg, and his short, chaotic stint at Chelsea shouldn't define his tactical abilities. Returning to France is a smart move.
Just to clarify one detail, he actually signed with Paris FC rather than PSG. But you are still completely right about the money. Paris FC was recently bought by the billionaire Arnault family, with Red Bull backing them up. They have massive financial power now. With that kind of ungodly budget and his skills with young players, he could build an absolute powerhouse.

Rosenior was a really good coach before Chelsea,but when he came to Chelsea he just destroyed them in the short span he was there. The funny thing is when he got sacked he got a crazy amount of money and i think he was even happy with being sacked because he got so much money out of one deal that was only a few months. If Paris actually got big investors and will go in with a lot of money this will be good for him,because he will be able to build a huge team and make them a powerhouse in the next couple of years.

[len01]

Fulham annonces Arbeloa as their new manager. I like this high ceiling appointment by them instead of cherry picking the coach that has poor resume. This may be a gambling, but since he has ever coached Madrid. I do think he can think how to build and coach the squad properly.

Competing in the EPL isn't easy, and many managers who fail are ultimately sacked. Financial strength, squad depth, and coaching expertise are essential for competitiveness. Fulham, on the other hand, have struggled to compete for a top 10 finish since their last promotion, and that would be a truly daunting task for Arbeloa. So I doubt he'll offer Fulham anything worthwhile.

[MuffinMaster]

Fulham annonces Arbeloa as their new manager. I like this high ceiling appointment by them instead of cherry picking the coach that has poor resume. This may be a gambling, but since he has ever coached Madrid. I do think he can think how to build and coach the squad properly.

Competing in the EPL isn't easy, and many managers who fail are ultimately sacked. Financial strength, squad depth, and coaching expertise are essential for competitiveness. Fulham, on the other hand, have struggled to compete for a top 10 finish since their last promotion, and that would be a truly daunting task for Arbeloa. So I doubt he'll offer Fulham anything worthwhile.

This is an absolute wildcard of an appointment by Fulham! Replacing Marco Silva with Álvaro Arbeloa on a three-year contract shows real ambition, but it is a massive gamble.

Leading Real Madrid's senior squad for 28 games is one thing, but survival and progression in the ruthless Premier League is a completely different beast. He definitely lacks long-term managerial experience. However, learning from minds like Mourinho and Ancelotti means his tactical foundation is elite. If the board backs him financially, he might just surprise the critics and push for that top 10 finish.

[Nheer]

Garnacho is no longer that player you could think of if you need to score in your team cause he's been in a very poor form since he left Manchester United to join Chelsea. By next season Chelsea will be looking for a way to have a better replacement for him since he's not doing anything to improve and as a team that is trying to correct their past mistakes under a new manager they will try to sell Garnacho to add money to buy another player who will be better in his position since coming to Chelsea has been difficult for him to adapt.

Looks like he's not comfortable in Stamford Bridge or he cannot cope with their game pattern because I haven't seen any good performance from him after he left Manchester United. Of course, that's the best thing to do. Sell him off and get a better player though, another loss for the Blues.

Garnacho despite his time at Chelsea has not shown any improvements whatsoever, rather his performance has declined compared to his time at Man United. Maybe the best decision could be selling him off to a lesser club where he could develop himself properly without any pressure and expectations from fans.

At age 22, he has a whole better years ahead and there is still a lot of time for improvement. He has potentials undoubtedly but has lost the spark and confidence that kept him going. I really hope he finds his strength and positive energy back on the pitch.

That's true, at Manchester United Garnacho was really good even though he lacked consistency he was still showing some signs of ambition but then moving to Chelsea he suddenly dropped in performance. I am not sure why he suddenly lost confidence and dropped in performance, maybe he needs time to find himself and adapt to the club and system because he is new but I think if Chelsea can get someone better then they should, they should go on to sell him and get someone better.

Maybe the pressure at Chelsea is a little too much for him. Moving to a lesser club could actually be a good option for him to develop himself into a better player. He's still young and inexperienced so he needs to get all the experience he needs at a lower team.

[StarenseN]

Leao will have hard time finding himself a team outside of Saudi, because any team in Europe that is rich enough to get him ,do not want him and already have better players with less problems with their clubs, and any team that will want him, can't afford him. This creates a problem, but I think in places like Russia, or Turkey, or Saudis, he has a great market and he could move there.

I understand it may not be idea to go to those places ,but two of those still have UCL at least (not sure if Russians can join though but Turkey at least can).

[Agbamoni]

Fulham annonces Arbeloa as their new manager. I like this high ceiling appointment by them instead of cherry picking the coach that has poor resume. This may be a gambling, but since he has ever coached Madrid. I do think he can think how to build and coach the squad properly.
With him come to the EPL, the more spaniard are taking over the coach job in EPL after Iraola and Xabi Alonso. It's interesting to see how he perform. He lacked support when he was at Madrid, hopefully he gets what he didn't get at Madrid.

Coaching the midtier club will be the start for him to prove if public opinion about him has poor tactical plan will be wrong.
If he can improve Fulham. So people will rate him as one of potential coach again. Goodluck for Arbeloa.

Arbeloa used Real Madrid to prepare his portfolio. I love what im seeing, honestly. Alvaro Arbeloa has always been one person I like so much in coaching. Though he failed at Real Madrid due to disrespect from players who feel they know better than him. I would like to see his coaching style in the Premier League. Who knows, after Fulham, he is going to get a job at a big club.

[yudi09]

Fulham annonces Arbeloa as their new manager. I like this high ceiling appointment by them instead of cherry picking the coach that has poor resume. This may be a gambling, but since he has ever coached Madrid. I do think he can think how to build and coach the squad properly.

Competing in the EPL isn't easy, and many managers who fail are ultimately sacked. Financial strength, squad depth, and coaching expertise are essential for competitiveness. Fulham, on the other hand, have struggled to compete for a top 10 finish since their last promotion, and that would be a truly daunting task for Arbeloa. So I doubt he'll offer Fulham anything worthwhile.

The most intense and competitive league currently is the English Premier League. The competition in the Premier League isn't limited to players, but also to managers, making it incredibly challenging for Arbeloa as Fulham manager.
This contrasts with the intense competition during his time at Liverpool.
In the opening match, Arbeloa will face Xabi Alonso, who is also the head coach of Chelsea.

If you doubt Arbeloa's tenure at Fulham will be short-lived if he fails to deliver, it's understandable that his contract with Fulham will eventually be terminated. I believe that's a consequence, perhaps an unspoken agreement.