⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Zoomic]

Since Real made an offer to Vinicius and said it was final, there's a possibility he could leave for another club, his transfer to Arsenal is now becoming more realistic. And of course, that's assuming it's all true and not just a media fabrication.

I think that Vinicius gets along well with Mourinho and with the various teammates, as well as with the various Real Madrid fans. i don't think he really wants to go to Arsenal, perhaps he put more emphasis on making the club afraid that he might leave, so as to get his salary increased, but that deep down he actually doesn't really want to leave.

Real Madrid is the biggest club in the world, that's a fact and you don't even have to be a fan to know that. Vinicius Jr I also strongly believe is aware so instead of trying to make the club become afraid of losing him, I think he's just trying to bag himself a better contract.

If Vinicius Jr leaves the club today, Real Madrid will replace him tomorrow but will ge get to sign for a club that'll give him the kind of PR Real Madrid offers?

I think he's very happy and wants to remain at the club and will be extending his contract anytime soon. Jose Mourinho I believe will ajsi want to work with a brilliant player of Vini's quality. But if both parties fail to reach a final agreement, I feel it'll affect the player more than rgw club.

[Solodoski]

Finally Mo Salah left the Reds as a free agent to join Trabzonspor, the club confirms agreement of 2 years, can Egyptian perform better than we saw him last season with Liverpool?

Mohammed Salah is already a great player and I don't think he had anything to prove as far as football is concerned. He is already a legend at Liverpool, so I think this move is good for him, although I was expecting him to either move to the MLS or Saudi Pro league,  but he chose to move to Turkey.  Trabzonspor is getting a good player and I think Mohammed Salah will still be able to lift the team, because he still had a good world cup and the Turkish league is not as intense as the English premier League. It's a good move for him and I wish him all the best, because he is a player I really admire.

[Nheer]

Finally Mo Salah left the Reds as a free agent to join Trabzonspor, the club confirms agreement of 2 years, can Egyptian perform better than we saw him last season with Liverpool?

Mohammed Salah is already a great player and I don't think he had anything to prove as far as football is concerned. He is already a legend at Liverpool, so I think this move is good for him, although I was expecting him to either move to the MLS or Saudi Pro league,  but he chose to move to Turkey.  Trabzonspor is getting a good player and I think Mohammed Salah will still be able to lift the team, because he still had a good world cup and the Turkish league is not as intense as the English premier League. It's a good move for him and I wish him all the best, because he is a player I really admire.

Any one who condemns Salah probably just started watching football recently else they would know what he's done in football. He has nothing else to prove in football again, moving out of Liverpool to Trabzonspor is really the best move right now since he can't offer Liverpool much at this age. It's about time, he's definitely a legend and Turkey isn't a bad place to be, they have a lot of good quality players in the league and it's a very competitive league although we all thought he would be heading to the Saudi Arabia League. His focus now will be to help the team in any way he can. I just have the believe he won't stay long here, he probably doesn't want to leave Europe just yet but I think after his time here he will definitely be going out of Europe.

[bastisisca]

The key point lies in Como's commitment as a team with a forward-looking vision. If they were already a force to be reckoned with in Serie A last season, their efforts in this transfer window further reinforce that they are no ordinary team. From a business perspective, Como will attract the attention of major investors.

As i was saying, in my opinion Como will remain the team to beat, even last year, because many times it is thought that medium-low ranking teams are mangy at best, but in Como's case this is not the case, because they have proven to compete even with the big teams. The only one who really suffered was Inter, with Juve they even snatched a victory at their home ground.

[BRINIRHA]

there is still no Yan Diomande name in it so my assumption is maybe this time Madrid/Leipzig delay or indeed Fabrizio made a mistake like the previous season about some transfers.

But with the credibility that Fabrizio has always maintained until now, I feel that Madrid are still postponing official confirmation for Yan Diomande because they see polemics from some people who are called experts now although there is no confirmation but most likely Yan Diomande will wear the Madrid Jersey next season.

There have been some rumours about this and one that is sticking out now is a dispute between agents that made Yan Diomande's inauguration delayed for a while and it looks like this needs intervention from FIFA to make things more open and clear.

Report-the main reasons behind the delay of Yan Diomande's transfer to Real Madrid

Looking at this article actually Madrid do not have a problem but they are in a slightly more complicated situation because of the inter-agent problems of Yan Diomande but for the transfer and deal problems they have pocketed it so I think it's not a problem just to see fifa's decision on this agent problem.

Although I do not really understand where he will be placed later but when Madrid are confident of signing Yan Diomande then certainly Mou need this player for their next season plans.

The problem is over now after rumors emerged about a dispute between agents currently done deal for Yan Diomande with 140 million with details of 125 million paid directly and the remaining 15 million given in the form of bonuses with certain achievements.

In addition, the agent dispute was also resolved because previously Yan Diomande always dealt with Leipzig and his old club and with the completion of the problems that occurred Leganes as the old club benefited 5% from the sale of Yan Diomande to Madrid.
That's pretty big for the size of Leganes for me.

Now with the certainty of Yan Diomande means that now Madrid has signed 6 players to strengthen their squad next season.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/aug/05/real-madrid-agree-club-record-115m-deal-for-yan-diomande-and-want-to-keep-vinicius
https://www.medcom.id/olahraga/liga-spanyol/8ko19n3N-real-madrid-rekrut-yan-diomande-dengan-mahar-fantastis-rp2-89-triliun

[Agathamay]

Any one who condemns Salah probably just started watching football recently else they would know what he's done in football. He has nothing else to prove in football again, moving out of Liverpool to Trabzonspor is really the best move right now since he can't offer Liverpool much at this age. It's about time, he's definitely a legend and Turkey isn't a bad place to be, they have a lot of good quality players in the league and it's a very competitive league although we all thought he would be heading to the Saudi Arabia League. His focus now will be to help the team in any way he can. I just have the believe he won't stay long here, he probably doesn't want to leave Europe just yet but I think after his time here he will definitely be going out of Europe.

How time flies mate, few years ago Mohammed Salah was in his prime and playing for Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp, he broke Cristiano Ronaldo most decorated goal record in the English premier League for most goals and won the EPL title with Liverpool and also lifted the UEFEA Champions League. Mohammed completed club level football in Liverpool and having to move from the club is a good decision, we all know age is not on his side anymore.

I do believe he's going to make good turn in his new club, its matter of time before we can see him making his long runs in the club and contributing to trabzonspor positively.

[Accardo]

I do believe he's going to make good turn in his new club, its matter of time before we can see him making his long runs in the club and contributing to trabzonspor positively.

Sallah already got big supporters in Turkey, his brothers are all around him now, moving to trabzonspor will boost his goal counts, the morale and tempo he'd get from supporters will replenish his confidence. Liverpool was a mess under Arne Slot, and Sallah was a big victim of his leadership, which affected his last season performance. In the 2025/26 campaign, Sallah recorded his worse season, claiming only 10 goals across all competitions, and 7 in the premier league. This marked a huge difference compared to the 2024/25 season, where he did 29 goals in premier leagues matches.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Finally Mo Salah left the Reds as a free agent to join Trabzonspor, the club confirms agreement of 2 years, can Egyptian perform better than we saw him last season with Liverpool?

Why Trabzonspor?

For a big player like Mohamed Salah who's won every titled that an European player should win in club level, is he supposed to be playing for another European team after leaving Liverpool?

Why not go to the Saudi Pro League or is it that his agents couldn't get him a lucrative deal to play in the Middle East?

I'm not saying it's a bad move for him to go play in Trabzonspor but considering what he's achieved so far in his career, I was expecting him to leave Europe so his European legacy will not be reduced

Brother, what do you expect from the man? Any club would do, well I get why you said what you said, all his achievements his recognition should have pushed him to one of the bigger sides in Europe or any club, at least we can still see him perform. I was expecting him to make a move to join any of the Saudi side because they too need players like him to be around their league but the Turkish league doesn't seem that bad, he should have gone for a club like Fenerbahçe or Galatasaray or even Besiktas because these teams are well known clubs that show up in European competitions. Is still a good move for him, let's see what he'd bring to the table.

[ingiltere]

Real Madrid is the biggest club in the world, that's a fact and you don't even have to be a fan to know that. Vinicius Jr I also strongly believe is aware so instead of trying to make the club become afraid of losing him, I think he's just trying to bag himself a better contract.

That's not a fact, that's your opinion. I'm sure a lot of people would argue about your opinion.
You can describe a club as the one with the most trophies or the richest club because these claims can be backed up by statistical data, but calling a club the biggest is a subjective matter.

To me Real Madrid isn't even the biggest club in Spain, let alone the world. Arsenal and PSG are in no way inferior to Real Madrid. If Vini Jr. were to join one of these clubs, he wouldn't be losing out in any way. They're all top class clubs. The financial and prestige benefits for players are also quite high. Vini won't be relegated from an S-tier club to an A-tier one if he goes there.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Let's say if Arsenal were a team that needed to catch up, they could take risks. What's the point of taking risks when the most important thing is to preserve what they already have?
Look what Vinnie says openly:

I keep wondering why Arsenal really wants to disrupt the flow in their club with a different spirit. Just because he can, doesn't mean they should let him do it. That man complains too much, and snaps easily like a market woman. Is that what we're preparing to cope with this season? The pressure from the game is already too much, so bringing in someone who only understands and wants to play the sport when it favours him the most is a selfish start.

To be at the top throughout your entire career, you have to be hungry for achievements. Can we say the same about Vinnie? He already has all the club titles thanks to Real Madrid. Who knows what he'll focus on next: activism or football.

Activism surely. I'm not trying to justify what those racist do to him, but there's a reason why he's called a professional player.

Theoretically, there could be a positive scenario: a change of club would restore Vinnie's hunger for football and he would focus on it. It is obvious that he is one of the best players in the world right now and this will benefit Arsenal, Arsenal are objectively dull in attack. Plus, Arsenal will get a boost in image, in shirt sales and so on.

Shirt sales?? To hell with that. Doesn't it bother you that Arsenal were so good last season that they were presented with the top slots to claim 4 trophies in one sitting, but they only won the premier League by a narrow margin? Bear in mind that they had one of the most prolific attacks that season and their confidence/ coordination was unbreakable. Maybe they would have lost everything if they had vini in the squad.

I'm thinking from a bettor's perspective: the potential profit is good, but does it justify the risk? I don't think so.

Is there any potential profit that he can make for a seamless club like Arsenal? That guy is just too full of himself if you ask me, and he's not even ready to dedicate.

[Renampun]

Finally Mo Salah left the Reds as a free agent to join Trabzonspor, the club confirms agreement of 2 years, can Egyptian perform better than we saw him last season with Liverpool?

I thought he would go to the Saudi league or MLS, but he actually chose to play in the Turkish league instead.. maybe Trabzonspor made him a really good offer, and there were other factors to consider, perhaps the fact that Turkey is an important destination for Egyptian players’ careers, and it's still in Europe. It's great for him to have found a new team after his legendary career at Liverpool.. hopefully, he'll make a great contribution to his new club.

[Princess Leah]

Sallah already got big supporters in Turkey, his brothers are all around him now, moving to trabzonspor will boost his goal counts, the morale and tempo he'd get from supporters will replenish his confidence. Liverpool was a mess under Arne Slot, and Sallah was a big victim of his leadership, which affected his last season performance. In the 2025/26 campaign, Sallah recorded his worse season, claiming only 10 goals across all competitions, and 7 in the premier league. This marked a huge difference compared to the 2024/25 season, where he did 29 goals in premier leagues matches.

Arne Slot almost made him look like thrash, Mo Salah of last season wasn't who i expected him to be so he needed a change of environment, i know some of his fans won't be pleased with his choice but he needed where he'll go regain his confidence and since he choose Trabzonspor, maybe that's where he feels is best for him.

 Anyone that can survive the English Premier League would be fine in Turkey, regardless of the club, I'm expecting more than 15 goals from Salah at Trabzonspor, it's very possible based on his experience and going to an environment where he'll be adored by many would help him regain confidence faster, I'll be looking forwards to see him score on his debut.

[Iamgoat]

Mohammed Salah is already a great player and I don't think he had anything to prove as far as football is concerned. He is already a legend at Liverpool, so I think this move is good for him, although I was expecting him to either move to the MLS or Saudi Pro league,  but he chose to move to Turkey.  Trabzonspor is getting a good player and I think Mohammed Salah will still be able to lift the team, because he still had a good world cup and the Turkish league is not as intense as the English premier League. It's a good move for him and I wish him all the best, because he is a player I really admire.

I have not even checked the transfer details but since it seems like he has already accepted, I will not like to touch more on such. As for the new club, I am sure Salah is coming to add more spices to the team and also uplift them in terms of performance and victory counts. I am sure when he gets to the squad he will push them to work harder and stay more disciplined focused than before. We have the likes of Galatasaray and Fenebarce in the league and they are like the Barca and Real Madrid, but hopefully with the coming of Salah, maybe we will see changes this time around with more expectations coming from Trabzonspor

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Shirt sales?? To hell with that. Doesn't it bother you that Arsenal were so good last season that they were presented with the top slots to claim 4 trophies in one sitting, but they only won the premier League by a narrow margin? Bear in mind that they had one of the most prolific attacks that season and their confidence/ coordination was unbreakable. Maybe they would have lost everything if they had vini in the squad.

Prolific attack last season? Really?  
If anything, it was Arsenal's solid defense that won them the trophy and not the attack. Arsenal was just two goals more than Manchester United, a team that had a very shitty start to the season

Just because Arsenal won the trophy last season does not mean that they should relax. They should always keep building because the opposition is not sleeping. They are preparing for them next season.

[Ale88]

Real Madrid is the biggest club in the world, that's a fact and you don't even have to be a fan to know that. Vinicius Jr I also strongly believe is aware so instead of trying to make the club become afraid of losing him, I think he's just trying to bag himself a better contract.

That's not a fact, that's your opinion. I'm sure a lot of people would argue about your opinion.
You can describe a club as the one with the most trophies or the richest club because these claims can be backed up by statistical data, but calling a club the biggest is a subjective matter.

To me Real Madrid isn't even the biggest club in Spain, let alone the world. Arsenal and PSG are in no way inferior to Real Madrid. If Vini Jr. were to join one of these clubs, he wouldn't be losing out in any way. They're all top class clubs. The financial and prestige benefits for players are also quite high. Vini won't be relegated from an S-tier club to an A-tier one if he goes there.

I really dislike Real Madrid but if I have to be objective, historically they are the biggest club in the world. Of course they had they ups and downs during the years, just like any other football club, but generally speaking they have always been at the top. Just because PSG won a couple of Champions League and because right now they are better than Real Madrid, it doesn't erase 100+ years of history.

[Arenga pinnata]

The key point lies in Como's commitment as a team with a forward-looking vision. If they were already a force to be reckoned with in Serie A last season, their efforts in this transfer window further reinforce that they are no ordinary team. From a business perspective, Como will attract the attention of major investors.

As i was saying, in my opinion Como will remain the team to beat, even last year, because many times it is thought that medium-low ranking teams are mangy at best, but in Como's case this is not the case, because they have proven to compete even with the big teams. The only one who really suffered was Inter, with Juve they even snatched a victory at their home ground.

Como is sure to grow into a bigger team. At the start of the Serie A season, Como was a team filled with older players, some were even 40 years old at the time and the average age was over 30. In their second season in Serie A, Como began to balance the roster by bringing in more young players, and for this season, I think Como has taken it a step further by signing young players, which means they’re now even preparing for the long term.

Como has acquired at least three new young players in the transfer window. They are

- Andreas Cuenca, 19 years old
- Mattia Liberali, 19 years old
- Andrea Le Borgne, 19 years old

And the team is still continuing its search in the transfer market. I like how this team is gradually becoming better.

[Queentoshi]

Just because Arsenal won the trophy last season does not mean that they should relax. They should always keep building because the opposition is not sleeping. They are preparing for them next season.

Although Arsenal has not been everywhere in the transfer news, they have just been making specific moves in areas where they know they were lacking in last season and going after quality replacements. They have let go of Trossard and replaced him quickly with a player of the same kind from what I see, they were some complains on their defensive midfield option who at some point in the season had a drop in performance from the pressure of the Premier League, that is Zubimendi, and now they have just completed a deal for a Player already proven in the Premier League, they need a few more, especially a player in defense just because of William Saliba.

That is not the movement of a team that wants to relax, the way Arsenal are moving, they still have the intentions of dominating the league again and they have a team depth that looks like they can do it.

[Italian Panic]

Como is sure to grow into a bigger team. At the start of the Serie A season, Como was a team filled with older players, some were even 40 years old at the time and the average age was over 30. In their second season in Serie A, Como began to balance the roster by bringing in more young players, and for this season, I think Como has taken it a step further by signing young players, which means they’re now even preparing for the long term.

Como has acquired at least three new young players in the transfer window. They are

- Andreas Cuenca, 19 years old
- Mattia Liberali, 19 years old
- Andrea Le Borgne, 19 years old

And the team is still continuing its search in the transfer market. I like how this team is gradually becoming better.

Como are laying the foundations for a bright future, by signing some very talented young players with great potential. They should sign a few more Italian players so they can meet the limits imposed by UEFA for Champions League qualification. They need eight players trained in Italy, at least three of whom must have come through the club’s youth academy. At the moment, they only have five, one of whom was trained at the club.
The only one trained at the club is Fabio Rispoli, a very strong central midfielder, we will be hearing a lot more about him. Liberali is also a brilliant player who will go on to be very strong; in the youth teams, they said he was similar to Maldini.

[Shussainshah]

I thought he would go to the Saudi league or MLS, but he actually chose to play in the Turkish league instead.. maybe Trabzonspor made him a really good offer, and there were other factors to consider, perhaps the fact that Turkey is an important destination for Egyptian players’ careers, and it's still in Europe. It's great for him to have found a new team after his legendary career at Liverpool.. hopefully, he'll make a great contribution to his new club.

Some player chose MLS and Saudi league. But salah chose Turkish league and actually they earn more money then Liverpool over there. When he was in Liverpool they earned good amounts of money but most of they goes to the premier league tax but in Turkey they didn't even pay any tax and all the money they earn can be counted as salah salary wages. Last season salah spent most of the season on the bench and their confidence lost at that's points, I hope they can regain the confidence and played good football in Turkey.  Salah have very good experience in Liverpool and if you have good experience from the premier league you are good to go Turkey and I think salah can easily score 15+ goal in Trabzonspor

[Adbitco]

I thought he would go to the Saudi league or MLS, but he actually chose to play in the Turkish league instead.. maybe Trabzonspor made him a really good offer, and there were other factors to consider, perhaps the fact that Turkey is an important destination for Egyptian players’ careers, and it's still in Europe. It's great for him to have found a new team after his legendary career at Liverpool.. hopefully, he'll make a great contribution to his new club.

All thoughts about Salah's new team was in Saudi, infact I had a 99% certainty that it's going to be either Al Hilal or Al Alin, I had never thought he will consider Turkey or any Turkish team will be able to make him an offer that will attract him to the league. My assumptions were all wrong as this came as a surprise to me, few days ago when I saw it I was shocked as I commented on it. Even at his age, his still going to make cool money from the team about €17+ million per annum, that's a whole lot of money. Salah is a great player and the team hopes to get from him as well on his 2 years contract.