⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Mayor of ogba]

Smiles, you know I don't really blame Paris Saint Germain on these demands, in the past years other clubs has been milking them and they were actually spending in search of a Greener pasture in those players, now they've become what they have ever dreamed of, now it's their turn to milk others, like what do you expect from them exactly? Note those players are time two UEFA Champions League winners, so anyone going for them should be ready to bring out founds, or else such person should back off, this is their time and they will have to make good use of it.

It's not even because other clubs milked PSG in the past when they were building a team that will win the Champions League that made them to place high money on Barcola. What propelled PSG to value Bradley Barcola at €170 million is because of the amount Chelsea used to secure the signature of Morgan Rodgers, PSG stated that if Chelsea can buy Morgan Rodgers for £117 million they will sell Bradley Barcola more than that considering he's a better player than Morgan Rodgers. Players are now expensive in the transfer market right now, before you can buy an average player now you will need around £70-80 million to secure his signature. No one should blame PSG for valuing Bradley Barcola for €170, because clubs want to sell their players at high amount.

[X-ray]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

[Phoenix Anka]

Smiles, you know I don't really blame Paris Saint Germain on these demands, in the past years other clubs has been milking them and they were actually spending in search of a Greener pasture in those players, now they've become what they have ever dreamed of, now it's their turn to milk others, like what do you expect from them exactly? Note those players are time two UEFA Champions League winners, so anyone going for them should be ready to bring out founds, or else such person should back off, this is their time and they will have to make good use of it.

It's not even because other clubs milked PSG in the past when they were building a team that will win the Champions League that made them to place high money on Barcola. What propelled PSG to value Bradley Barcola at €170 million is because of the amount Chelsea used to secure the signature of Morgan Rodgers, PSG stated that if Chelsea can buy Morgan Rodgers for £117 million they will sell Bradley Barcola more than that considering he's a better player than Morgan Rodgers. Players are now expensive in the transfer market right now, before you can buy an average player now you will need around £70-80 million to secure his signature. No one should blame PSG for valuing Bradley Barcola for €170, because clubs want to sell their players at high amount.

It seems these pricing practices are turning football from a sport into something more. Therefore, as long as transfers continue at such high prices, we will see good players being sold for similar amounts. If you were to ask who the best players in world football history are, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi would be mentioned. Even they didn't command such high transfer fees. This current state of football has led to the disappearance of players who once played with the same passion and dedication. Now, every footballer plays only for money.

Players like Maldini, Nedved, Gattuso, Baggio, Rooney, and Giggs are no longer in the world of football. I think this makes football less enjoyable, but teams have to adapt to today's conditions and have to pay such high prices.

[Jatiluhung]

I think Como has had a solid defense over the past two seasons. Their consistently attacking style of play has also allowed them to maintain balance in their defense. However, it seems Como is still making more thorough preparations for their back line, as they’ve just signed a player from Chelsea, Trevoh Chalobah. Como acquired him from Chelsea for approximately 30 million euros. I think Como is truly on the verge of transforming into a club that will be genuinely respected in the coming seasons. And I think Fabregas is also taking the UCL very seriously. He certainly has big goals there as well. As a coach, it looks like the upcoming season will also be his first in the UCL. So, even though the team didn’t succeed in the UCL this season, they can still strive to secure that UCL spot again and try once more next season. I hope their performance remains strong, just like last season.

Como is also currently trying to sign an attacking player. Reportedly, they’re targeting Sebastian Esposito.

[len01]

PSG’s offer to Barcelona for Ferran Torres will put Barcelona in a difficult position when deciding what to do next. Lewandowski has already left the club, and Ferran Torres could actually be a good alternative. But, offers from PSG are always tempting, and if Barcelona are willing to let him go, PSG might still agree to a higher transfer fee.

What do you think? Will Barcelona let Ferran Torres leave for financial gain without considering who will replace him?

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2086799667497517161?s=20

[SFR10]

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

I'd personally bring him to the airport for €35M... Even though in this crazy market, he should be worth a bit more than that ^{[€60M would be a fair price]}, we shouldn't forget his overall performances for the past few seasons ^{[he's no longer that effective, so if I were Arteta or Berta, I'd take that money and gamble on Rafael Leão instead]}.

[Sammye3]

Gabriel Jesus certainly didn't have the best time iof his career since signing for Arsenal, he suffered alot of injuries, which dropped his form and Arteta lost confidence in him. Going to Napoli is a great opportunity for him to improve and return to his best form, he is still young though, so he will certainly be a starter there. Another club I will suggest he should go is Besiktas, they don't have much experienced strikers, this is an opportunity for him to prove himself, and he can easily link up with his former teammate Leandro Trossard.

Gabriel Jesus is no doubt a star player, one that clubs should be scared of playing against. You can imagine Gabriel Jesus at Manchester City with a promising career, now a player that is being discarded to a club like Napoli due to declined performance after injury.

He would definitely do well at Napoli with his experience and less competition. I really hope that he gets the spotlight in new club (after the deal is done) and proves his worth once again, though being 29 years he still has a lot more to win.

[Stepstowealth]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

Arsenal will never sell for that price, Even though Martinelli looks like he has lost his first place as a starting player, he's still a very important piece for the Arsenal coach and I think until he can find a replacement and a player who offers the same thing as Martinelli does I don't think Arsenal is going to let him go especially not for that price. Any club that is interested in Martinelli will have to offer something tempting for Arsenal to consider.

Arsenal may consider to sell for a slightly higher but not too high price if they are also able to get another world class player that can take up that position alongside the new player they just signed.

[Oluwa-btc]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

It should be a no, although he wasn't effective as I wanted him to be for Arsenal last season, both in the Premier League Competition and also the Champions League competition. With the transfer market currently inflated, Arsenal will most definitely want to sell him for a much higher price.

The only competition should be the recently signed up Tzolis who came from Club Brugge, otherwise nobody  it is enough reason why I think he will not be sold out. If Vinicius junior had swinged towards Arsenal, then, he'd have been the third choice requesting for a move outta the club. The information is for from true, there's no such news about this at the moment.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Gabjes is washed and it's a bit surprise there is still a club that wants him. I meant he's not longer what he used to be, and he's often out of the pitch due to the injury. So the move make by Napoli seems a risky move. Unless, Arsenal will release him for cheap price.
But moving to the Napoli must become his best choice for now consider he can't follow the intense of EPL. So moving to the serie a is a must. However i'm wondering how much Arsenal will sell him. The last time Arsenal set £20m price for him, but it makes no sense for someone who often staying off the pitch. It makes sense if they decrease his price to be a bit lower than that.

Hope he will be completed this move because it's important for him to play in the less intense league such as serie a.

Gabriel Jesus needs to leave Arsenal if he wants to get playing time. It’s true that Jesus has a history of frequent injuries, but it seems that joining Napoli would be a good option for him because Serie A isn’t as physically demanding as the Premier League, which is what has caused Jesus to get injured so often at Arsenal. However, if Arsenal sets a price of £20 m for Jesus, I think that’s a reasonable price. It’s even on the cheap side. Although, to be honest, I’m not sure if Arsenal would actually set the price that cheap. But regardless of the price, until an official announcement is made, Jesus really does need to leave Arsenal to get playing time and regain his top form.

It's not even about the injuries, Arteta has a very different strategy that can only be perfectly executed with young players , and Gabriel is 29, not old but has a little time left to contribute to the team. Trying to carry him along is definitely going to wear the team out. Napoli on the other hand wants to get rid of Lukaku to Fenerbahçe before making any approach for another standard number 9. I can't wait to see what this season holds for some teams that have done a ton of transfers.

[Zaguru12]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

I think you need to look at the condition of the deal and even the salary structure of both players, yes Gabriel Martinelli and Anthony Gordon is of same age (25 years old) and yes if Gordon should move for that high amount then Arsenal fans have the right to ask for higher fees. But if you look at the stats of both players you would see that this Martinelli is no where near a 80 million player. While playing fewer matches than him Gordon has remotely played far more greater minutes and has had better goal contributions too, we all can see that as Martinelli for the past two to three seasons has been remotely used as a squad player and not usually a starter, with Madueke even ahead of him in the starting line up.

Now to the wages alone, Martinelli is on a £180k per week while Gordon was around £150k too per week at Newcastle and this are the little things that actually matter on signing fees that’s why Manchester United offered Rashford out for a fee around $40 million yet no buyers. Also Martinelli has just a year left on his Arsenal contract just like Trossard and the main reason why that amount is justifiable by Galatasaray. Although I strongly doubt that Arsenal will sell him off because they currently do not have options there. Except they will go in search of other options after then

[Ale88]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

Martinelli has been playing for Arsenal since 2019, that means 7 years, and he never managed to actually become a pillar of the team. If I have to make a comparison, he is what Rodrygo is for Real Madrid: both have been playing for their current teams since they were 18 years old, they changed a lot of coaches and teammates, and yet they never really became important players. 40-45 millions for Martinelli is a fair offer, I would never spend 70-80 millions for a decent player, because that is what Martinelli is.

[Adbitco]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

Exactly what I wanted to ask when I saw this, I thought Arsenal already sold Trossad, both him and Martinelli plays from the same wing and it's not proper to have both being sold out in the same window. I know they were seriously chasing after Vini but that deal is already dead as Vini used the news of going to Arsenal to put Real Madrid at the edge. If they had gotten him, Arsenal would have probably gone ahead to sell him. The window is still fresh though, we don't know what might happen in the coming days but I know Arsenal will likely sign another LW for proper competition as the season will be a long one considering they will be fighting for all available trophies.

[Odusko]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

Exactly what I wanted to ask when I saw this, I thought Arsenal already sold Trossad, both him and Martinelli plays from the same wing and it's not proper to have both being sold out in the same window. I know they were seriously chasing after Vini but that deal is already dead as Vini used the news of going to Arsenal to put Real Madrid at the edge. If they had gotten him, Arsenal would have probably gone ahead to sell him. The window is still fresh though, we don't know what might happen in the coming days but I know Arsenal will likely sign another LW for proper competition as the season will be a long one considering they will be fighting for all available trophies.

As for Martinelli Arsenal should better turn down the offer because of his need in the cub in this new season and even though Arsenal have the intention of buying another player as replacement it wnt still make any sense of positive impact for the club who is still at the fragile position in reclaiming their position in the EPL and champions league,. We can't have both players playing same wing gets sold out without a replacement arrangement.

[Lida93]

PSG’s offer to Barcelona for Ferran Torres will put Barcelona in a difficult position when deciding what to do next. Lewandowski has already left the club, and Ferran Torres could actually be a good alternative. But, offers from PSG are always tempting, and if Barcelona are willing to let him go, PSG might still agree to a higher transfer fee.

What do you think? Will Barcelona let Ferran Torres leave for financial gain without considering who will replace him?

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2086799667497517161?s=20

There is no way on earth that Ferran Torres would be a perfect replacement for Robert Lewandowski or become the leading striker in Barcelona's attacking line up, I believe that  Hansi Flick is aware of it and doesn't really have much confidence in the player's ability to deliver in critical moments and that's why the club isn't prioritising the Spanish striker at this moment.
I think letting him leave will create the required vacuum for a top striker to step in and the best option for that role is the Argentine star, Julian Alvarez. Barcelona needs players who can step up and deliver during big moments when it matters most and Ferran Torres hasn't been able to do this all through his stay at the club after departing Manchester city.

[Ale88]

PSG’s offer to Barcelona for Ferran Torres will put Barcelona in a difficult position when deciding what to do next. Lewandowski has already left the club, and Ferran Torres could actually be a good alternative. But, offers from PSG are always tempting, and if Barcelona are willing to let him go, PSG might still agree to a higher transfer fee.

What do you think? Will Barcelona let Ferran Torres leave for financial gain without considering who will replace him?

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2086799667497517161?s=20

There is no way on earth that Ferran Torres would be a perfect replacement for Robert Lewandowski or become the leading striker in Barcelona's attacking line up, I believe that  Hansi Flick is aware of it and doesn't really have much confidence in the player's ability to deliver in critical moments and that's why the club isn't prioritising the Spanish striker at this moment.
I think letting him leave will create the required vacuum for a top striker to step in and the best option for that role is the Argentine star, Julian Alvarez. Barcelona needs players who can step up and deliver during big moments when it matters most and Ferran Torres hasn't been able to do this all through his stay at the club after departing Manchester city.

Ferran Torres' contract expires next year, and Barcelona still have a huge debt, for sure they can't afford to let Ferran Torres walk free agent next year, they have to find a solution now. I don't think they can offer the same amount of money PSG are willing to offer, so I think they'll work out a deal with PSG. Luis Enrique wants the player, PSG are the best team in the world, and Barcelona can use part of the money to buy Rodri from City. It's a win-win situation for everyone.

[Joca97]

Wow?Really?40m for Martinelli is huge, but it has to be more than it consider he's EPL winner last season. In comparison, Gordon went to Barcelona for 70m and i don't think it's a sense price to let him go to Galatasaray with less than 70m. If it's 80m, it must be enough to get him.

However, Arsenal is yet to signing a high quality left winger. So it's unlikely they're selling him and Trossard in the same window.

Any arsenal fans here? Will you guys let him go for 40m to Galatasaray? Does selling him is a blunder for Arteta?

Exactly what I wanted to ask when I saw this, I thought Arsenal already sold Trossad, both him and Martinelli plays from the same wing and it's not proper to have both being sold out in the same window. I know they were seriously chasing after Vini but that deal is already dead as Vini used the news of going to Arsenal to put Real Madrid at the edge. If they had gotten him, Arsenal would have probably gone ahead to sell him. The window is still fresh though, we don't know what might happen in the coming days but I know Arsenal will likely sign another LW for proper competition as the season will be a long one considering they will be fighting for all available trophies.

As for Martinelli Arsenal should better turn down the offer because of his need in the cub in this new season and even though Arsenal have the intention of buying another player as replacement it wnt still make any sense of positive impact for the club who is still at the fragile position in reclaiming their position in the EPL and champions league,. We can't have both players playing same wing gets sold out without a replacement arrangement.

I think Martinelli is worth around 40-50 mil so this offer from Galatasaray is okay. Martinelli hasnt been performing on such an elite level like some other wingers so i think that Arsenal should take this deal because they already got a lot of wingers and this offer is solid. I know the prices have gone through the roof but still i think this is an okay price and from my perspective Arsenal should take it. Galatasaray needs a winger like him and in the Turkish league he can really dominate.

[Just Say]

PSG’s offer to Barcelona for Ferran Torres will put Barcelona in a difficult position when deciding what to do next. Lewandowski has already left the club, and Ferran Torres could actually be a good alternative. But, offers from PSG are always tempting, and if Barcelona are willing to let him go, PSG might still agree to a higher transfer fee.

What do you think? Will Barcelona let Ferran Torres leave for financial gain without considering who will replace him?

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2086799667497517161?s=20

If Barcelona sell Spain's World Cup winning hero Ferran Torres to PSG, I personally think that the team's attack will be weakened because one of the best number nines in the team, Robert Lewandowski, has already joined another club. PSG have submitted an official offer for the player, but we are hearing that the player has agreed personal terms with the French club and has informed Barcelona of his intention to join PSG, so it seems that the Spanish World Cup winner is on the verge of joining PSG.

The Spanish player still has one year left on his contract with Barcelona, otherwise he would have to buy the player for 70 to 80 million euros. However Barcelona have not been able to find a suitable replacement for Robert Lewandowski, so if Ferran Torres also leaves the club, we feel like the team may struggle to find a replacement and become even weaker in the coming season.

PSG see the Spaniard as a bargain opportunity: with only one year left on his contract at Barcelona, the price has been reduced—otherwise, Torres would have cost €70-80 million. The player himself has already agreed on personal terms with the French club and has informed Barcelona of his desire to move to Paris, where a reunion with Luis Enrique awaits him.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Ferran Torres' contract expires next year, and Barcelona still have a huge debt, for sure they can't afford to let Ferran Torres walk free agent next year, they have to find a solution now. I don't think they can offer the same amount of money PSG are willing to offer, so I think they'll work out a deal with PSG. Luis Enrique wants the player, PSG are the best team in the world, and Barcelona can use part of the money to buy Rodri from City. It's a win-win situation for everyone.

If Luiz Enrique really wants him, that was just an opening bid--- €40m which is not enough to strike a permanent deal. Barca needs €55m at least. He's only 26 so there's a huge possibility that he would serve them their worth of money with a 4-year contract and he's not an injury-prone player. Meanwhile, Barca doesn't want to keep him in the club, maybe particularly because he missed the goal that should have given them a chance in the UCL against Atletico Madrid? I don't know... Infact, that would be too personal but the team lost interest in him from that moment onward.

[shinratensei_]

PSG’s offer to Barcelona for Ferran Torres will put Barcelona in a difficult position when deciding what to do next. Lewandowski has already left the club, and Ferran Torres could actually be a good alternative. But, offers from PSG are always tempting, and if Barcelona are willing to let him go, PSG might still agree to a higher transfer fee.

What do you think? Will Barcelona let Ferran Torres leave for financial gain without considering who will replace him?

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2086799667497517161?s=20

As long as PSG can meet the correct price for Ferran, he can join their side. The first offer already sent by them and it's worth €40m, but it's getting rejected by Barcelona. It's was too far from his initial bought price from City, which was around €55m + add ons.
If they send 2nd bid worth at least €60m. It's likely getting accepted by Barcelona.

Other than it you should not worry about his replacement. Barcelona can just poach Vlahovic to join their club, then problem fixed.