⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Frankolala]

Age is not a problem when it comes to contracts. If you check Mohamed Salah, he is still performing very well and is even physically fit; these are what clubs consider when signing contracts. Many clubs are interested in Mohamed Salah, and they will still be willing to pay him his actual worth. Salah's performance and his activity still make him very relevant in the market; he has many options if he decides to leave Liverpool.

Given the number of years he has been in Europe, Saudi Arabia could also be a good option that he may consider, and he is going to make a lot of money if this is really his target.

Of course, age isn't a problem when it comes to contracts. But as you get older, your market value decreases, even if you're physically fit. European teams will consider signing older players. While there may still be teams willing to sign Moh Salah for a high fee, they will likely be in the SPL. They're always willing to pay top dollar for star players, regardless of whether they're still in good physical condition.

That's where the old stars go before they retire. SPL want to use these old players presence in their league to lure more European players to SPL because they need more attentions from the world. Mo Salah will have a good contract either in SPL or in MLS since he's a good player and will definitely add more value to the club.

[Luzin]

More news comes from AC Milan. After this season they failed in the league and Europe, it seems they are still active in the transfer market. The latest rumor is that AC Milan is ready to buy Foden from Man City. Even though he just renewed his contract last May, he’s not a first-choice option after Pep Guardiola decided to move on. His age is still at its prime since he’s only 26 years old. According to rumors, City might be willing to let Foden go for around €60 million, and that figure could be reached if Milan sells Rafael Leão.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/transfer-news-live-ac-milan-eye-shock-phil-foden-move-as-tottenham-hold-savinho-talks/view/news/445145

[savetheFORUM]

Juventus seems so desperate in signing the new striker. However, all of strikers in their list are beyond in imagination. If they fail to sign Muani from PSG. they're likely ending to sign Sorloth or Balogun. I said those two because Oyazarbal will cost them a lot, and i think they don't have money for Oyazarbal.
So Sorloth and Balogun are the only choices available for them. Nevertheless, their targets are horrible strikers. Sorloth with his ego and Balogun with his scandal at world cup.

If they will end with Sorloth or Balogun, i will be lauhging so hard.

It feels like the whole Italian League can't even afford base players even Inter Milan as been buying unpopular players, grooming them and selling them off to the premier league or the Laliga. All the names mentioned would be a good move for Juventus but I don't think Oyazarbal deal is going to work because that guy is too devoted to Sociedad, Barcelona has offered like twice, to no avail

Serie A is facing a huge blow to signing big names because their financial issues are at the lowest level. Top teams are also having not enough funds to bring first base players who can give them good results in the long run after reading this situation about Juventus feeling things are looking not good for them to have good results in the coming season as well.

Oyazarbal is surely not coming; he already declined a few top offers, and Juventus's condition is also not good. This could be a big problem Balogun or Sorlath are surely not having enough depth to compete at the top level and give good results.

[Abbatty]

More news comes from AC Milan. After this season they failed in the league and Europe, it seems they are still active in the transfer market. The latest rumor is that AC Milan is ready to buy Foden from Man City. Even though he just renewed his contract last May, he’s not a first-choice option after Pep Guardiola decided to move on. His age is still at its prime since he’s only 26 years old. According to rumors, City might be willing to let Foden go for around €60 million, and that figure could be reached if Milan sells Rafael Leão.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/transfer-news-live-ac-milan-eye-shock-phil-foden-move-as-tottenham-hold-savinho-talks/view/news/445145

It will be a good deal for them, especially at that price, I also some rumor that Milan is also race to get Amad Diallo from Manchester United. It is certain that Rapheal Leao will be leaving so they are currently looking to get a replacement. For me both Foden and Diallo are both good options, it any of this deal can happen for Milan that they are cooking something.

To get Foden for a fee of 60 million is really a good deal in this current inflated market, we saw Milan already bringing in Goncalo Ramos already for around 80 million. Milan needs to do better and I really hope all these transfer can bring a change at the club.

[KTChampions]

It’s a ridiculous amount Chelsea paid for that player. Morgan is a talented player but I’m sorry he’s not worth that amount. This is a player that couldn’t didn’t make the England X1 under Tuchel, he was mostly brought in as a substitute. I wonder why his price was up to the amount Chelsea paid. The two British records that were set this season in the transfer market are not worth those amounts.

Haha Anderson's transfer remained a record for less than a month  
I don't know if the price is justified, but since both Arsenal and Chelsea were fighting for him, it's fair to say they had to pay that much to lure him. The fact is, transfer records are falling every season - football is growing, and inflation has been high in recent years. It looks like Chelsea are seriously considering challenging for the title – they now have a young, ambitious coach and a better squad. Good news.

[FanEagle]

A player cannot force himself to a club that doesn't want him.  Ruben Amorim didn't want Marcus Rashford in Manchester United; what do you want the player to do? The coach even went as far as saying that he prefers to put goalkeeper coach Jorge Vital on the bench rather than put Rashford.

The player was left out of the team for a long time and was lucky to be given a lifeline by Barcelona. Do you expect him not to give credit or support his new club? He would have to love and support Barca for helping him.

The Turkish league is not highly rated in Europe. Rashford wants to keep competing in top leagues.

The thing is, Rashford played for Aston Villa as a loan, and then he played for Barcelona, I would say that for ap layer who just won the la liga with Barcelona, and even played at quarter finals of UCL, he has seen the highs of the football world and it wasn't 10+ years ago, we are talking about just a month or two months ago. So him leaving for a much smaller club would not feel ok for him of course.

It's not being spoiled, it will eventually reach to a point where he could play in smaller clubs, but he LITERALLY JUST got back from Barcelona, think about what that means for a player. You do not go from Barcelona league title to some small turkish club, you go from there to maybe back to Aston Villa for example, and if things do not work out, THEN you go to smaller club.

[Zoomic]

It’s a ridiculous amount Chelsea paid for that player. Morgan is a talented player but I’m sorry he’s not worth that amount. This is a player that couldn’t didn’t make the England X1 under Tuchel, he was mostly brought in as a substitute. I wonder why his price was up to the amount Chelsea paid. The two British records that were set this season in the transfer market are not worth those amounts.

Haha Anderson's transfer remained a record for less than a month  
I don't know if the price is justified, but since both Arsenal and Chelsea were fighting for him, it's fair to say they had to pay that much to lure him. The fact is, transfer records are falling every season - football is growing, and inflation has been high in recent years. It looks like Chelsea are seriously considering challenging for the title – they now have a young, ambitious coach and a better squad. Good news.

I feel like English players has their own transfer market. Like their players can go from being an average player to over a £100 million worth just for having a good season.

Anderson is a quality player but I honestly do not think he's worth the amount Manchester City agreed to for his services.

Chelsea will also be paying as high as £117 million for Morgan Rodgers, that's too much for a player of his quality.

[Princess Leah]

Serie A is facing a huge blow to signing big names because their financial issues are at the lowest level. Top teams are also having not enough funds to bring first base players who can give them good results in the long run after reading this situation about Juventus feeling things are looking not good for them to have good results in the coming season as well.

Oyazarbal is surely not coming; he already declined a few top offers, and Juventus's condition is also not good. This could be a big problem Balogun or Sorlath are surely not having enough depth to compete at the top level and give good results.

It's unfortunate that Juventus lack enough finance to compete with other big teams for players but there's no harm in trying cause some players can be convinced with a clubd project and try to force a transfer and make the deal easier but i doubt Oyazarbal would want to go to a that's not the best in the league, if it were Inter it would've been easier.

 He'll be hoping for clubs like Real Madrid or Barcelona to sign him after a good performance in the World Cup, so Juventus should go for other options, I'll prefer Balogun to Sorloth, he used to be a very good attackers but his performance has reduced which is why clubs ain't going for him lately.

[Velvet78]

I'm a bit curious... What's your definition of professionalism?.
Is this the first case where a Club refuses to sell a player?. In as much as I would like to see Alvarez in Barce's Jersey, I think it's also best that we try to look at it from the Atlectico Madrid's pov. Alvarez is literally their best player, and the club still has plans for him. I think it's a bit unfair to point all fingers at them, while failing to see that it's also matter of rivalry and competition. I don't think any club would willingly sell its best player to it's rivals, especially for an amount that is not that significant if we choose to judge based on the current overpricing in world football.

Of course let me explain shortly. A player is not your slave. If they want to leave for sure then you should respect their decision. Doesn't the thing the player says have any value?  He is a special striker and he deserves to play for a bigger team.




It is good to see Roma ready to spend some money after finishing the Serie A at the 3rd position. Gasperini deserves to play with a better squad next season not only there but also in the Champions League.

Summerville looked really sharp in the World Cup. He had a decent season at West Ham too last season. It would be a good move for Roma.

[Razmirraz]

Of course, age isn't a problem when it comes to contracts. But as you get older, your market value decreases, even if you're physically fit. European teams will consider signing older players. While there may still be teams willing to sign Moh Salah for a high fee, they will likely be in the SPL. They're always willing to pay top dollar for star players, regardless of whether they're still in good physical condition.

That's where the old stars go before they retire. SPL want to use these old players presence in their league to lure more European players to SPL because they need more attentions from the world. Mo Salah will have a good contract either in SPL or in MLS since he's a good player and will definitely add more value to the club.

Bringing in veteran players has been one of the SPL's strategies from the start, allowing players to change their status from golden retirement to productive retirement. Now the SPL has become a magnet for players nearing retirement, their success in bringing in Ronaldo, Benzema, Mane, Kante and several other players has made the world's eyes turn to Saudi Arabia, so television ratings, sponsors and Instagram followers automatically increase up to 10 times.

The situation Mo Salah is currently in makes it very reasonable to go to the SPL and MLS. If he goes to the SPL, he can get a big salary there, especially since he is a Muslim, he will become an icon there, while the salary in MLS is not comparable to the SPL, but the lifestyle, brand and proximity to Europe. If he joins Inter Miami he will have the opportunity to play with Messi. I think both SPL and MLS need Mo Salah, but the decision is up to him.

[Inwestour]

It's unfortunate that Juventus lack enough finance to compete with other big teams for players but there's no harm in trying cause some players can be convinced with a clubd project and try to force a transfer and make the deal easier but i doubt Oyazarbal would want to go to a that's not the best in the league, if it were Inter it would've been easier.

 He'll be hoping for clubs like Real Madrid or Barcelona to sign him after a good performance in the World Cup, so Juventus should go for other options, I'll prefer Balogun to Sorloth, he used to be a very good attackers but his performance has reduced which is why clubs ain't going for him lately.

Juventus are past the days when they were ambitious enough to want to compete and be among the strongest teams in Europe. I remember when Ronaldo was in their lineup. Back then, it was more of an attempt to build a team on par with Real Madrid. But that experiment failed, and now I think that if they don't start strengthening their attack and midfield with good, strong players, they'll end up fighting for the Champions League again next season, but certainly not the Scudetto.

[Shineup]

Age is not a problem when it comes to contracts. If you check Mohamed Salah, he is still performing very well and is even physically fit; these are what clubs consider when signing contracts. Many clubs are interested in Mohamed Salah, and they will still be willing to pay him his actual worth. Salah's performance and his activity still make him very relevant in the market; he has many options if he decides to leave Liverpool.

Given the number of years he has been in Europe, Saudi Arabia could also be a good option that he may consider, and he is going to make a lot of money if this is really his target.

Of course, age isn't a problem when it comes to contracts. But as you get older, your market value decreases, even if you're physically fit. European teams will consider signing older players. While there may still be teams willing to sign Moh Salah for a high fee, they will likely be in the SPL. They're always willing to pay top dollar for star players, regardless of whether they're still in good physical condition.

That's where the old stars go before they retire. SPL want to use these old players presence in their league to lure more European players to SPL because they need more attentions from the world. Mo Salah will have a good contract either in SPL or in MLS since he's a good player and will definitely add more value to the club.

Why do you guys just have this reasoning that it's only when a player wants to retire that he moves to the Saudi pro league, the last time I checked we've got some young talents that has moved their and when it's time for international duty they still got a call off, so what makes you guys think it's only for retiring players, because with the look things now I'm even noticing that even the old players now are beginning to have more impact in some clubs, for instance Manchester United just because Casemiro has left the team, look how they're scattering the market just for his replacement, does that mean that since he's moved to the MLS he's lost his value?

[Adbitco]

Of course let me explain shortly. A player is not your slave. If they want to leave for sure then you should respect their decision. Doesn't the thing the player says have any value?  He is a special striker and he deserves to play for a bigger team.

In as much as I don't like players being held against their will one question should come to mind, are they not under contract? The contract is what binds a player and a club together for that selected period of time that why after going through the contract, they sign. A player and the club has to be on the same page for a transfer to pull through, if the club doesn't agree, then to force a move, the trader clause of that player has to be triggered. The club owns a player for the period of his contract and if you want to leave without their concent, you have to run out your contract then you're free to go wherever you want after that, it's that simple. Clubs invest heavily on players in exchange for services rendered, it's business. If you want to force a move, your intended club should be able to fully compensate your parent club for inconveniences, there are clubs who don't even want your money, they would rather see you run out your contract than let you leave. We saw this scenario with PSG and Mbappe.

[Abu-Naim]

I feel like English players has their own transfer market. Like their players can go from being an average player to over a £100 million worth just for having a good season.

Anderson is a quality player but I honestly do not think he's worth the amount Manchester City agreed to for his services.

Chelsea will also be paying as high as £117 million for Morgan Rodgers, that's too much for a player of his quality.

I thought I was the only one thinking about how they over hyped some of these English players, the amount Manchester City actually agreed to sign the player is insane, the player was now where to be found in the last two season, just because he had a better season, the are now overpaying for him, and I don’t usually like when teams pay high amount to sign English players because I think they don’t usually last with their form.
Jack Grilish was a clear example, he was brought in to Manchester City with very huge amount, but he couldn’t perform to expectations and now he is now here to be found after just few seasons.

The way teams are putting price tag on players is crazy, we need regulations to this because in few years to come, if nothing is being done, we might see players that worth €500m if there is no proper regulation because I can see that only hype is used to determine the price of the players not statistics and what the player can do anymore.

[Just Say]

I'm a bit curious... What's your definition of professionalism?.
Is this the first case where a Club refuses to sell a player?. In as much as I would like to see Alvarez in Barce's Jersey, I think it's also best that we try to look at it from the Atlectico Madrid's pov. Alvarez is literally their best player, and the club still has plans for him. I think it's a bit unfair to point all fingers at them, while failing to see that it's also matter of rivalry and competition. I don't think any club would willingly sell its best player to it's rivals, especially for an amount that is not that significant if we choose to judge based on the current overpricing in world football.

It is good to see Roma ready to spend some money after finishing the Serie A at the 3rd position. Gasperini deserves to play with a better squad next season not only there but also in the Champions League.

Summerville looked really sharp in the World Cup. He had a decent season at West Ham too last season. It would be a good move for Roma.

After Italian club Roma finished third last season, we noticed that they are spending some money this season, as it appears that the team has already made a €45 million bid for a player from West Ham, and it also seems that the team may be looking to sign Garnacho from Chelsea. To be honest, the team is making great strides as they are bringing in players from various clubs to strengthen the team, so it's seems to me they will be able to compete more in the Italian league next season and will also be able to show their best form against other teams in the upcoming Champions League.

[MorganaX]

It's unfortunate that Juventus lack enough finance to compete with other big teams for players but there's no harm in trying cause some players can be convinced with a clubd project and try to force a transfer and make the deal easier but i doubt Oyazarbal would want to go to a that's not the best in the league, if it were Inter it would've been easier.

 He'll be hoping for clubs like Real Madrid or Barcelona to sign him after a good performance in the World Cup, so Juventus should go for other options, I'll prefer Balogun to Sorloth, he used to be a very good attackers but his performance has reduced which is why clubs ain't going for him lately.

Juventus are past the days when they were ambitious enough to want to compete and be among the strongest teams in Europe. I remember when Ronaldo was in their lineup. Back then, it was more of an attempt to build a team on par with Real Madrid. But that experiment failed, and now I think that if they don't start strengthening their attack and midfield with good, strong players, they'll end up fighting for the Champions League again next season, but certainly not the Scudetto.

I don't know why you are actually writing them off, I mean there is always the move of spending big and spending right, they have been clubs with even far worse situation than Juventus but they found a way out by spending right in the market so if Juventus wants to get back to top tier football and competition they would definitely need to spend and also bring in someone who can compete for the title, before now they were the face of Italy but poor planning and structure made them fall.

[Ale88]

Juventus seems so desperate in signing the new striker. However, all of strikers in their list are beyond in imagination. If they fail to sign Muani from PSG. they're likely ending to sign Sorloth or Balogun. I said those two because Oyazarbal will cost them a lot, and i think they don't have money for Oyazarbal.
So Sorloth and Balogun are the only choices available for them. Nevertheless, their targets are horrible strikers. Sorloth with his ego and Balogun with his scandal at world cup.

If they will end with Sorloth or Balogun, i will be lauhging so hard.

Juventus need a striker, that is clear, everybody knows that. What I don't understand are your critics because I don't understand where you're trying to prove. Juventus have little money, you said yourself, and at the same time you say that the targets are terrible. So, again, what's the point? Do you expect Juventus to buy a world-class striker paying him 40 millions? Of course the targets will be decent player.

Otherwise just shoot some names so it'll be easier to understand what you're saying.

[Cyber_warrior]

I'm a bit curious... What's your definition of professionalism?.
Is this the first case where a Club refuses to sell a player?. In as much as I would like to see Alvarez in Barce's Jersey, I think it's also best that we try to look at it from the Atlectico Madrid's pov. Alvarez is literally their best player, and the club still has plans for him. I think it's a bit unfair to point all fingers at them, while failing to see that it's also matter of rivalry and competition. I don't think any club would willingly sell its best player to it's rivals, especially for an amount that is not that significant if we choose to judge based on the current overpricing in world football.

Of course let me explain shortly. A player is not your slave. If they want to leave for sure then you should respect their decision. Doesn't the thing the player says have any value?  He is a special striker and he deserves to play for a bigger team.




It is good to see Roma ready to spend some money after finishing the Serie A at the 3rd position. Gasperini deserves to play with a better squad next season not only there but also in the Champions League.

Summerville looked really sharp in the World Cup. He had a decent season at West Ham too last season. It would be a good move for Roma.

Honestly for what Gasperini did with Roma last season he deserves to be given a very good squad next season, the first reason is they will be playing in the champions league and also if he can get a champions league spot for them with that squad last season, then this season if he is given a better team they can challenge for the league.

Summerville is a very good player, he is very fast, can take on defenders and also have a very good eye for goal. The problem now is a lot of premier league teams are linked with him. If Roma send a good bid I believe they can get the Dutch international.

[hyudien]

Currently, the focus is on either Saudi Arabian clubs or clubs from the United States. As for European clubs, it seems there are not many interested in signing him because he is no longer young and his performance has begun to decline. We will just wait for the latest news. I am sure there will be clubs that are still willing to accept him outside of Europe. If he is in Saudi Arabia, he will follow Ronaldo and there he can earn a large salary while deciding to retire when he is approaching his 40s. I think his current age is still suitable to play in a league like the Saudi league.

There is no valid news regarding where Salah next career will go, although there are currently quite a lot of rumors circulating that he is linked to the arab League and MLS, but there are also rumors that clubs from the Turkish league want him, to get Salah will depend on how these teams convince Salah by offering a good deal, and in fact at the age of 34, he can still play in the Europa League. If the goal is to play in the CL, the Turkish club is the right choice, if the goal is money, the arab Club is the best choice.

[snipie]

Didier Deschamps retired from training the French National Football Team and a new coach will be assigned soon. It is obvious that one of the candidates, if not the only right now, is Zinedine Zidane. His main pros is the title he won with Real Madrid. His only cons is the fact that he doesn't train any team for quite long time. It is five years of no football involvement by choice.
The second rumour turning is Benzema potential return to the national squad after the dispute between him and Deschamps that made him outside of the calculation of the former manager.