⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[yixichloro2xx]

If Chelsea can sell Garnacho to the Aston Villa. I admit they're genius in doing football business. Garnacho has been so shite since he came to the club. So they have no reason to retain him for another season. He's also being excluded from Xabi's pre season squad.
So i see it better for him to go to the Aston Villa. Loan + buy clause sound bad, but the thing that i'm concerning is that Villa may also sign him + jackson from Chelsea.

If Chelsea can offload both of players to Aston Villa. It's a big W for them.

I was actually surprised by Aston Villa who dared to send an offer for Garnacho.
He is indeed quite good and reliable in terms of speed and agility in the winger position but his late attitude has always been a boomerang for this player.

If only he had a good attitude then maybe there will be many clubs who try to approach but with his attitude now this offer should be a good opportunity for Chelsea to release Garnacho especially seeing from the attitude and chemistry looks like Xabi and Garnacho will never match.

Maybe Aston Villa want to make the closeness especially there are players who are one country with Garnacho besides Unai Emery can also be a firm figure so this is a consideration but still for me for Garnacho now it is risky.

Garnacho is still a lucky guy for Aston Villa to still be interested in him, because I felt that no club will come after him since he performed very bad last season. Someone that was called the future of Manchester United has declined in a bad way. There's a reason Xabi Alonso doesn't count on him anymore, because he can't live up to expectations. That guy should better focus and worked hard to recover his form if not he might end up in a smaller club in the future. I feel the reason why Unai is interested in him is to add more depth to their attack but I feel Garnacho isn't the player that will perform well.

[Spaceman1000$]

I didn't know Florentino Perez wasn't really a fan of this possible signing... Maybe his long injury period and not returning in great shape might have played a role in that.

I think he will stay at Manchester City for at least another year if he isn't okay with going to Saudi Arabia or MLS.

Rodri to Madrid I am not sure they can succeed there because of has game play style and kinda attitude.  Rodri is good player but I don't like him to sign for Madrid and also Manchester City can't leave him without big money Rodri are under contract of Manchester city and they have verbal agreement and release clause so if they want to go to Madrid they can break the release clause then they can come to Madrid but it's not realistic because Manchester city have big money release clause with rodri and they can't leave him without big money so I think Rodri can stay at Manchester City

I feel Rodri should just renew his contract with Manchester City if there is such option for him, because if the president of a club is directly involved in blocking your movement to that club, it then means you still won't be comfortable even if you bypass any other means to come into that club. However the gameplay of Rodri at this moment for me doesn't really suit the Madrid playing pattern, besides they even have lots of midfielders  this period, so I would advise to go there considering his age, and there's a saying in Real Madrid that hence you are over 30 years, they only give you one year deal.

[LGD2Business]

I feel Rodri should just renew his contract with Manchester City if there is such option for him, because if the president of a club is directly involved in blocking your movement to that club, it then means you still won't be comfortable even if you bypass any other means to come into that club. However the gameplay of Rodri at this moment for me doesn't really suit the Madrid playing pattern, besides they even have lots of midfielders  this period, so I would advise to go there considering his age, and there's a saying in Real Madrid that hence you are over 30 years, they only give you one year deal.

If Pep had stayed, I'd have a different opinion about Rodri, but I think his time at City is over. If he'd wanted to stay, he would've accepted the contract extension offer. Real Madrid look like a good option for him, especially financially. It won't be easy to turn around a Real Madrid team this bad, but by signing players like Rodri, they might have a chance to turn things around. Otherwise they'll fall behind Barca again.

From City's perspective, if the contract isn't extended, it makes more sense to sell him to Real for a good price this year rather than let him leave for free next year. Based on today's news, I think this transfer will be finalized shortly.

[KingsDen]

Garnacho is still a lucky guy for Aston Villa to still be interested in him, because I felt that no club will come after him since he performed very bad last season. Someone that was called the future of Manchester United has declined in a bad way. There's a reason Xabi Alonso doesn't count on him anymore, because he can't live up to expectations. That guy should better focus and worked hard to recover his form if not he might end up in a smaller club in the future. I feel the reason why Unai is interested in him is to add more depth to their attack but I feel Garnacho isn't the player that will perform well.

Since Garnacho left Manchester United, he has never been at his best, I feel for the youngster. It is unarguably that Garnacho deserves what he is facing now. He left Manchester United because he thought he deserved more, he thought he was too good to be in Manchester United. Garnacho was recognized as one of the best players in United, some were even saying "he is the new CR7",.

But because of fame, Garnacho went to Chelsea in search for UCL, now United is in the UCL, and Chelsea is not even playing European competition. This is a lesson to all youngsters starting to feel like they deserve more, and lacking patience. When I even realised that Garnacho is starting to decline was him been left out for the WC. He is lucky a Premier League side is still interested in him, he still has chances of coming back if he wishes.

[Slow death]

Barcelona continues to gather young talents as always. The club has been reaping significant rewards from its transfer policy for many years; some players become stars in the first team, while others develop and are sold for high transfer fees, generating significant income for the club. Jesse Bisiwu, if developed correctly, could become a very valuable winger in the future. The agreed transfer fee is 8.5 million Euros fixed plus a 20% future share clause.

In the current Barcelona team, he'll hardly play consistently. As soon as he makes a few mistakes, he'll be on the bench and only play a few minutes until the end of the season, and then he'll regret ever going to play for Barcelona. The current Barcelona team takes good players but doesn't know how to value them, only sticking with the squad that's been with the team for years. So I honestly don't see going to Barcelona as a good choice. It's made worse because he's very young and doesn't have much importance in the world of football.

[BRINIRHA]

SPL began to act in search of young talents with their money.

West Ham agreed a move for Crysencio Summerville at a pretty fantastic rate for a young player but this is comparable to his performance at the World Cup some time ago.
This will make the SPL even more competitive going forward as more and more young talent is ploughed in from Europe even for now the Garnacho rumours are still around despite the possibility Aston Villa will try to bring in Garnacho as a fill-in for the departing Crysencio Summerville.


But there is a new one now for Aston Villa where Ndiaye is on Aston Villa's radar even though they have to scramble with Manchester United.

https://global.espn.com/football/story/_/id/49415431/transfer-rumors-news-arsenal-move-spain-world-cup-winner-williams

[AprilioMP]

I feel Rodri should just renew his contract with Manchester City if there is such option for him, because if the president of a club is directly involved in blocking your movement to that club, it then means you still won't be comfortable even if you bypass any other means to come into that club. However the gameplay of Rodri at this moment for me doesn't really suit the Madrid playing pattern, besides they even have lots of midfielders  this period, so I would advise to go there considering his age, and there's a saying in Real Madrid that hence you are over 30 years, they only give you one year deal.

According to Fabrizio, the rumors surrounding Rodri’s transfer are circulating, but it’s not certain that a deal will materialize. Based on Fabrizio’s report, Real Madrid officials could pose an obstacle to what Rodri would receive if he moves to the Santiago Bernabéu. On the other hand, whether joining Real Madrid would be a good decision for Rodri’s career depends heavily on Mourinho as the coach and on Rodri’s own efforts.

Given this different situation, it’s true that it would be better for Rodri to extend his contract with Manchester City. In Manchester, Rodri might be more appreciated for what he’s already contributed and for what he’s set to achieve.
So far, the most intriguing transfer news, in my opinion, involves Zidane. Although he’s received many offers from major clubs, he’s turned them down and is patiently waiting for the right moment to prove himself to the French national team.

[MArsland]

Real Madrid look like a good option for him, especially financially. It won't be easy to turn around a Real Madrid team this bad, but by signing players like Rodri, they might have a chance to turn things around. Otherwise they'll fall behind Barca again.

Will Rodri role have an impact if he plays in madrid? I mean just because Rodri can threaten Barcelona?
I don't think Barcelona care who Madrid sign, because it doesn't matter on the pitch. I still remember when Xabi was a coach, then in the squad there were Mbappe, Vini, Bellingham, and Arda many said the era of Madrid had begun but in front of Barcelona also did not pose a threat.

[johnsaributua]

I feel Rodri should just renew his contract with Manchester City if there is such option for him, because if the president of a club is directly involved in blocking your movement to that club, it then means you still won't be comfortable even if you bypass any other means to come into that club. However the gameplay of Rodri at this moment for me doesn't really suit the Madrid playing pattern, besides they even have lots of midfielders  this period, so I would advise to go there considering his age, and there's a saying in Real Madrid that hence you are over 30 years, they only give you one year deal.

With the age of 30 years old I think it is better to stay at Man City to continue to be able to contribute to The Cityzen because it is true as you said that at Real Madrid currently they have quite a lot of players in the same position so they don't really need players who play in that position especially Real Madrid's playing style doesn't seem to suit Rodri that's why I think many parties still want Rodry to accept a new offer from Man City management especially now he is always the main choice in the team competing in the Premier League.

[Hewlet]

Real Madrid look like a good option for him, especially financially. It won't be easy to turn around a Real Madrid team this bad, but by signing players like Rodri, they might have a chance to turn things around. Otherwise they'll fall behind Barca again.

Will Rodri role have an impact if he plays in madrid? I mean just because Rodri can threaten Barcelona?
I don't think Barcelona care who Madrid sign, because it doesn't matter on the pitch. I still remember when Xabi was a coach, then in the squad there were Mbappe, Vini, Bellingham, and Arda many said the era of Madrid had begun but in front of Barcelona also did not pose a threat.

There's nothing special that rodri will bring to real Madrid that the likes of Jude Bellingham are not currently doing. He's a world class and will almost look like a perfect addition to the Madrid defense but that would on it own not give them a serious edge against a Barca team that has a set of energetic players that are all geared up for the coming season.

For me, I don't think that Madrid should make too much signing expecially signing of names that makes the headlines but that end up not performing so well. There's a place of building a team in addition to having quality players, they should also work on that.

[Ale88]

I didn't know Florentino Perez wasn't really a fan of this possible signing... Maybe his long injury period and not returning in great shape might have played a role in that.

I think he will stay at Manchester City for at least another year if he isn't okay with going to Saudi Arabia or MLS.

It's incredible how for certain things Perez never changed: he always wants to go after the offensive players, the big names, and he doesn't realize how Real Madrid absolutely needs someone able to direct the midfield. Rodri would be a hell of a signing for Real Madrid. Not sure if this is some negotiation thing but if I were Real Madrid, I'd get Rodri immediately.

[Barikui1]

If Chelsea can sell Garnacho to the Aston Villa. I admit they're genius in doing football business. Garnacho has been so shite since he came to the club. So they have no reason to retain him for another season. He's also being excluded from Xabi's pre season squad.
So i see it better for him to go to the Aston Villa. Loan + buy clause sound bad, but the thing that i'm concerning is that Villa may also sign him + jackson from Chelsea.

If Chelsea can offload both of players to Aston Villa. It's a big W for them.

Garnacho has already been told before now that he no longer have a future at the club, so he is destined to leave the club. What will make me believe that the Chelsea's hierarchy are a genius in doing business is if they can sell him above £50 million , because it will be very hard for any club to pay such a huge amount for a player like garnacho.

As for Nicholas Jackson, I don't think that selling him is the right thing to do because he is more reliable than delap and the new attacker that has not proven himself in the English premier league, so it's going to be a big win for Aston Villa if they can close the Nicholas Jackson deal, while it's going to be a big loss for Chelsea.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

Moise Kean has been linked with Fenerbahçe. His name alone is enough to generate excitement. Kean is more of a player who creates space, wears down defenders with surprise runs, and adds momentum to counter-attacks, rather than focusing solely on finishing in the penalty area.
With his wing and forward flexibility, he could be an extra weapon for Fenerbahçe, helping them unlock spaces in tight areas. However, his transfer fee is high.
Considering his inconsistent season statistics, I'm not sure if he would be the right signing.

Yup I heard Moise Kean is linked with 2 clubs, the first is Fenerbahce the 2nd is Como even though the chances are closer to Fenerbahce, I personally hope he moves to Como and it is certain  he will play in the Champions League while Fenerbahce will have to go through the qualifying rounds. Regarding the Transfer Fee, reportedly Fiorentina wants 50 Million for the team that wants him but I don't think Fenerbahce and Como will agree, it's too expensive especially since the current market value is around 32 million. Also as people said his performance was inconsistent last season which had an impact on his market value from 50 million to 32 million and if Fiorentina do not release him in this transfer window it is likely that his market value will continue to decline as he ages.

[meser#]

I didn't know Florentino Perez wasn't really a fan of this possible signing... Maybe his long injury period and not returning in great shape might have played a role in that.

I think he will stay at Manchester City for at least another year if he isn't okay with going to Saudi Arabia or MLS.

It's incredible how for certain things Perez never changed: he always wants to go after the offensive players, the big names, and he doesn't realize how Real Madrid absolutely needs someone able to direct the midfield. Rodri would be a hell of a signing for Real Madrid. Not sure if this is some negotiation thing but if I were Real Madrid, I'd get Rodri immediately.

You’ve made a valid point. I also think Real Madrid shouldn't let Rodri slip away, because they lack a player to facilitate passing connections in midfield. In the past, they had the likes of Kroos, Makélélé, and even Gravesen—players who could shoulder the midfield's workload. They don't have that type of player right now, though Pérez has a very different perspective on football.
Rodri is getting on in years, but he could easily play in Real Madrid's midfield for at least another two years.
If Real Madrid signs him, they could simply sell him off to Saudi Arabia in two years' time.

[Majestic-milf]

Will Rodri role have an impact if he plays in madrid? I mean just because Rodri can threaten Barcelona?
I don't think Barcelona care who Madrid sign, because it doesn't matter on the pitch. I still remember when Xabi was a coach, then in the squad there were Mbappe, Vini, Bellingham, and Arda many said the era of Madrid had begun but in front of Barcelona also did not pose a threat.

That's a question to ask. Rodri is a good player but what if he's also becoming an injury prone player and might not cope like he used to back at Villarreal. We saw the injury he sustained at Man City and how it affected him. Madrid needs an experienced player like him no doubt to control that midfield and with his record so far, it will be a boost to the team if he's involved but it should be checked if he'd not become a liability to them in the long run.

[KTChampions]

It's incredible how for certain things Perez never changed: he always wants to go after the offensive players, the big names, and he doesn't realize how Real Madrid absolutely needs someone able to direct the midfield. Rodri would be a hell of a signing for Real Madrid. Not sure if this is some negotiation thing but if I were Real Madrid, I'd get Rodri immediately.

If Perez were so simple, he would not have built the most expensive and profitable club in the world  His "galacticos" plan once failed, but he has not made any more mistakes since. If you look at his comments about Rodri after the Ballon d'Or scandal, you'll see that he speaks very, very highly of Rodri. I don't understand why people are now saying that Perez doesn't want him at Real Madrid. It's some kind of mind games. I think that Rodri will end up at Real Madrid, Cucurella will lure him there 

[Oluwa-btc]

Will Rodri role have an impact if he plays in madrid? I mean just because Rodri can threaten Barcelona?
I don't think Barcelona care who Madrid sign, because it doesn't matter on the pitch. I still remember when Xabi was a coach, then in the squad there were Mbappe, Vini, Bellingham, and Arda many said the era of Madrid had begun but in front of Barcelona also did not pose a threat.

Whoever Rodri plays for, he is sure to produce and bring balance. With Manchester City securing a deal for Anderson Elliot already and making push to sign that young Moroccan midfielder who showed class in midfield for Morocco during the world cup tournament, it sends one clear message that they're set to move on from  him. I also think he will do well both for Barcelona and Real Madrid. He brings in balance and a high knowledge of the game. Top player.

[Silence Scream]

Will Rodri role have an impact if he plays in madrid? I mean just because Rodri can threaten Barcelona?
I don't think Barcelona care who Madrid sign, because it doesn't matter on the pitch. I still remember when Xabi was a coach, then in the squad there were Mbappe, Vini, Bellingham, and Arda many said the era of Madrid had begun but in front of Barcelona also did not pose a threat.

Whoever Rodri plays for, he is sure to produce and bring balance. With Manchester City securing a deal for Anderson Elliot already and making push to sign that young Moroccan midfielder who showed class in midfield for Morocco during the world cup tournament, it sends one clear message that they're set to move on from  him. I also think he will do well both for Barcelona and Real Madrid. He brings in balance and a high knowledge of the game. Top player.

Rodri was one of the most valuable players in the tournament. Therefore, I think he could even sign a long-term deal with Manchester City, although his age might be a problem. Manchester City wants to create a team composed of young players. It would be a fantastic transfer for Real Madrid because they have a huge gap in his position. If Real Madrid acquires him, they wouldn't need to make any further transfers; they would have the entire squad needed to win the championship this season.

[Die_empty]

Whoever Rodri plays for, he is sure to produce and bring balance. With Manchester City securing a deal for Anderson Elliot already and making push to sign that young Moroccan midfielder who showed class in midfield for Morocco during the world cup tournament, it sends one clear message that they're set to move on from  him. I also think he will do well both for Barcelona and Real Madrid. He brings in balance and a high knowledge of the game. Top player.

Manchester City's decision to beat Liverpool, spending £125m on Alexander Isak and £116.5m on Florian Wirtz because of Anderson Elliot, is an indication that Rodri is not indispensable. The good thing about the young English player is that he is versatile and can play in different midfield positions. Signing the Moroccan superstar Ayyoub Bouaddi might mean that the club is preparing for the Spanish midfield maestro's departure. Splashing another €100 million (£85m) on Bouaddi is showing that they are seriously overhauling the midfield, so we shouldn't be surprised to see key players leaving Etihad.

[Black Mbaye]

It's incredible how for certain things Perez never changed: he always wants to go after the offensive players, the big names, and he doesn't realize how Real Madrid absolutely needs someone able to direct the midfield. Rodri would be a hell of a signing for Real Madrid. Not sure if this is some negotiation thing but if I were Real Madrid, I'd get Rodri immediately.

If Perez were so simple, he would not have built the most expensive and profitable club in the world  His "galacticos" plan once failed, but he has not made any more mistakes since. If you look at his comments about Rodri after the Ballon d'Or scandal, you'll see that he speaks very, very highly of Rodri. I don't understand why people are now saying that Perez doesn't want him at Real Madrid. It's some kind of mind games. I think that Rodri will end up at Real Madrid, Cucurella will lure him there 

Rodri, of course, might want to go to Real Madrid at this stage of his career. He's already a very talented player and has the qualities Real Madrid are looking for. He could achieve great success with Real Madrid. I think he's aware of that. I also think Real Madrid is already working to bring in the best in the world in that position. If they manage to get him from Manchester City, it would be a very good transfer.