⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[cande86]

At least after Tottenham avoided relegation this season they should be able to stay in the middle of the table, then the next season to improve to the top 4 of the Premier League, the following season again they can compete for trophies, it may be a healthy increase for a club because the team may compete from the lowest to the strongest.

What Tottenham do must be in accordance with the purchase of the right players, have a good coach, all players have the same vision there is no conflict or personal interest then the club can develop.

The problem is that teams from the premier league, when they see bad performances in 3-5 matches, are immediately fired, most teams from this league want to quickly level up.

At the moment Tottenham, for the team they have, if they had a coach who brought home the results, could do three things: either get to the top of the table, finding a good game, or finish in the middle of the table, because even without a well-defined game individuals can make the difference, or not be able to find a game at all and experience a season like that of Den Hag's United.

[Oluwa-btc]

Look, I think De Zerbi is an overrated coach, he's Italian, I'm Italian, and I can tell you that there are many other people like me wondering why he is kept in such high consideration because, sure, he got some decent results, but that's it, decent, not extraordinary. All this to say that I'm not a De Zerbi's fan but I want to keep it real, and if every coach failed at Tottenham maybe the coach is not the problem, there is something deeper than that, don't you think?

He has good ideas, I don't think he is overated, the mentality within Tottenham Hotspur over the years must still have an impact, I mean a negative impact within these players. I say he should be given some more time honestly. Managers like Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte also complained about this same mentality and went ahead to see them shown the exit. I don't know what happens, but I feel like he can most definitely make them competing very well just thr way he did with Brighton. They host Everton next come weekend, I'm anticipating to see what comes out of that game eventually. Up in my head, it should be three points for them.

[Freeveto]

At the moment Tottenham, for the team they have, if they had a coach who brought home the results, could do three things: either get to the top of the table, finding a good game, or finish in the middle of the table, because even without a well-defined game individuals can make the difference, or not be able to find a game at all and experience a season like that of Den Hag's United.

You are now clearly saying that this current Tottenham manager De Zerbi is not good for the team!

The management of Tottenham will not forget too soon what he did for the team, if it was not him, they will be relegated last season because Thomas Frank wasn’t good and made the team worse despite having some players that could keep the team in the mid table; De Zerbi came and do it for them, they managed to be confirmed in the last day of the season.

There is no doubt, the management have seeing huge amount of money more than many big teams in the premier league in this just concluded transfer market, they brought in talented players from different teams to make the team good again, unfortunately, they are yet to prove their worth which I think needs time, and making quick decisions to sack manager will make the situation worse for them. They should be patient, De Zerbi have premier league experience, he can comeback stronger in their next match.

[giorgione]

I hope they don't end up like Liverpool of last season but worst, i mean spending too much and not performing like a club that spent much in the transfer then finish midtable, it would be very bad if they end up like that. The kind of players Tottenham bought made me believe they'll be one of the best team when the new season start but they’ve disappointed me.
 What more support does De Zerbi needs? They given him quality players so it's his job to manage them well or does he want the board to or fans to teach him how to do his job? Well fans might be patient with him for a while but it the results doesn't change to some better in their next three matches then he should be sacked.

It is clear that the Tottenham club has decided to no longer risk facing a season like last, with the risk of being relegated and seeing a historic team and club like Tottenham relegated to the Championship.
It would be something humiliating for the club. For this reason he decided to make a decidedly expensive market, but which for the moment is not bringing great success.

[Solodoski]

Look, I think De Zerbi is an overrated coach, he's Italian, I'm Italian, and I can tell you that there are many other people like me wondering why he is kept in such high consideration because, sure, he got some decent results, but that's it, decent, not extraordinary. All this to say that I'm not a De Zerbi's fan but I want to keep it real, and if every coach failed at Tottenham maybe the coach is not the problem, there is something deeper than that, don't you think?

I have always considered Roberto De Zerbi as a decent coach or manager,  but I also think he has got a lot of potential. I still believe that he will come out good at Tottenham,  but I think he needs to start getting results, so he don't lose his job, because he has spent a lot of money in the transfer window and Tottenham fans deserve more than why they are getting right now.
Talking about a lot of managers failing at Tottenham might also be something to consider that maybe the problem is not with these manager,  but rather there might be more going on in the club that we don't know about.

[Renampun]

The problem with Tottenham isn’t with the injured players, I think it lies with the new players adapting to the Managers playing style, when a club is building a team just like Tottenham is doing, it takes time, the new players have to get used to the new club environment, most especially the playing style of the manager, and getting used to the old players in the team,
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This is quite a tricky situation for De Zerbi, because while the other teams have already started showing progress, they have not moved at all and are now stuck at the bottom of the table.. even worse, in the match against Nottingham Forest they were unable to register a single shot on target, which is not a good thing considering how much money they had spent on recruiting players.

Although this is the beginning of the season and the players are still in the process of adapting, that still cannot be used as a justification for their poor performance.. De Zerbi needs to think of a solution to their performances or otherwise their performance will only be like last season, and they will still remain on the brink of relegation again at the end of the season

[xzone]

Look, I think De Zerbi is an overrated coach, he's Italian, I'm Italian, and I can tell you that there are many other people like me wondering why he is kept in such high consideration because, sure, he got some decent results, but that's it, decent, not extraordinary. All this to say that I'm not a De Zerbi's fan but I want to keep it real, and if every coach failed at Tottenham maybe the coach is not the problem, there is something deeper than that, don't you think?

I have always considered Roberto De Zerbi as a decent coach or manager,  but I also think he has got a lot of potential. I still believe that he will come out good at Tottenham,  but I think he needs to start getting results, so he don't lose his job, because he has spent a lot of money in the transfer window and Tottenham fans deserve more than why they are getting right now.
Talking about a lot of managers failing at Tottenham might also be something to consider that maybe the problem is not with these manager,  but rather there might be more going on in the club that we don't know about.

De Zerbi has been talked about for a long time; there are even pages and pages of messages about him on the forum. He was a huge asset to the team last season, and it's true that we're watching Tottenham play like this now thanks to him. But we also need to look at the current situation.
Right now, they've only managed 1 point in 3 matches and are at the bottom of the league table. Is this normal? Their goal is certainly not to be in the top 5, but haven't they prepared at all for the last 3 months? We all see that at least a few good transfers were needed

[Die_empty]

I have always considered Roberto De Zerbi as a decent coach or manager,  but I also think he has got a lot of potential. I still believe that he will come out good at Tottenham,  but I think he needs to start getting results, so he don't lose his job, because he has spent a lot of money in the transfer window and Tottenham fans deserve more than why they are getting right now.
Talking about a lot of managers failing at Tottenham might also be something to consider that maybe the problem is not with these manager,  but rather there might be more going on in the club that we don't know about.

For a club that has spent close to £313 million to £371 million in the last transfer window, there should be improvement. Roberto De Zerbi was lucky to help Tottenham escape relegation last season, but he has not improved the team this season. If he fails to use his new signings like Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Sávio, and Jan Paul van Hecke to change the course of the club within a short period, then he has failed and should be replaced.

[Amphenomenon]

I have always considered Roberto De Zerbi as a decent coach or manager,  but I also think he has got a lot of potential. I still believe that he will come out good at Tottenham,  but I think he needs to start getting results, so he don't lose his job, because he has spent a lot of money in the transfer window and Tottenham fans deserve more than why they are getting right now.
Talking about a lot of managers failing at Tottenham might also be something to consider that maybe the problem is not with these manager,  but rather there might be more going on in the club that we don't know about.

For a club that has spent close to £313 million to £371 million in the last transfer window, there should be improvement. Roberto De Zerbi was lucky to help Tottenham escape relegation last season, but he has not improved the team this season. If he fails to use his new signings like Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Sávio, and Jan Paul van Hecke to change the course of the club within a short period, then he has failed and should be replaced.

Looking at the quality of players they have signed is another proof why he should be given time and much consideration because who will be the next manager?
Should they continue to sign more managers just like they are doing with these players, they now have the depths but are still struggling although things might get better in the long run. In all I'm just saying it's still too early for him to be facing pressure of losing his job

[9ja Amaka]

As reported by ESPN, Fabrizio, Supersports, and many more. Lionel Messi has agreed to buy a second club in Spain.

Previously, it was confirmed that Lionel Messi had bought a fifth-division team, Cornellà, based in Barcelona, and he was partially involved alongside Luis Suarez in buying a club in Uruguay named Deportivo LSM.

Today, 8th of September, Messi has reached a preliminary agreement to take over Spanish second-division side Eldense.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/49872068/lionel-messi-agrees-buy-second-club-spain

[LFC_Bitcoin]

I think Barcelona must be crazy to loan out Arajuo to Liverpool and with a buy clause of like £50,000,000 too. He’s been brilliant for Liverpool so far, I really hope we make the deal permanent in the summer.

Brilliant in the CL tonight at right back and he even got an assist.

[Plutomanian]

For a club that has spent close to £313 million to £371 million in the last transfer window, there should be improvement. Roberto De Zerbi was lucky to help Tottenham escape relegation last season, but he has not improved the team this season. If he fails to use his new signings like Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Sávio, and Jan Paul van Hecke to change the course of the club within a short period, then he has failed and should be replaced.

What will be the core problem of Tottehem Hotspur after spending such gigantic amount in the transfer window? The fans have started to complain and before you know it, they will start raising banners about the club sacking Roberto de Zerbi from the team. He spend such amount on players and where is the evidence for a team like Tottehem Hotspur to show everyone that they're capable of competing this season?

However we're exaggerating because there's still time for Roberto de Zerbi to set things right for the club and bring back their winning form. It's going to be extremely challenging but it's worth it, don't you think?

[coinlary]

Come on, please, let's be serious: how can you actually expect a team that until the very last match could have been relegated to be able to compete for the Premier League just because they bought new expensive players? It's ridiculous and it doesn't make sense. Of course they've been under-performing (and I'm being kind with my words) but there is no way they could have competed for the trophy when teams like Arsenal, City and Liverpool have been way superior for years.

This seems to be exactly what happened at both Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea. Over several years they have chosen to go on the transfer market by purchasing all the prominent players, making crazy moves in the transfer market and spending abnormal sums, but which has never actually led to anything. And now it's Tottenham's turn.

I agree with that of Chelsea. But PSG didn't really spent much on such players,  except Neymar jr they got from Barcelona  with a good sum as release clause.  That wasn't the big issue either, they were still dominating the league, but they had a coach who couldn't bring the best out of the combination they had then to compete at the Champions league level.

Btw the big names they bought was only Messi, Neymar and Ramos. Dembele was after they dissolve those and ofcoure they got more better upgrades.

The point is, they only got better after changing their coach to Luis Enrique.

Chelsea was different, they went in big for names: Sterling, Enzo , Jackson, Palma, Nkunku, Joao Felix, Sanch , Cucurella,Gernacho and so on . Which was too much imo

[Ale88]

The point is, they only got better after changing their coach to Luis Enrique.

They didn't simply change the manager, they completely changed the way they operate on the market: they stopped collecting figures who wouldn't work together because they were all primadonnas and began buying young players with a lot of potential. And Luis Enrique of course was the perfect manager for this kind of project.

[asriloni]

The close of transfer window is not making Chelsea to give up to pursue Alex scott. Chelsea is lacking a proper player in their midfielder, and they have to sign someone else, and it can only happen in january window.

So they're likely trying to chase Alex Scott to be their main target. The reason is that Alex Scott is not interesting to sign a new contract with Bournemouth . So he will have one year lext next summer.

It's obviously decreasing his price a lot, and none will pay big sum of money for him. So it looks like Chelsea sees it as a momentum to at least achieve pre - agreement with him.

They seem very obsessed with scott, though their offers already turned down by Bournemouth two times. Bournemouth has to think smarter to cash in him instead of waiting his contract to running out.

[Shussainshah]

At the moment Tottenham, for the team they have, if they had a coach who brought home the results, could do three things: either get to the top of the table, finding a good game, or finish in the middle of the table, because even without a well-defined game individuals can make the difference, or not be able to find a game at all and experience a season like that of Den Hag's United.

De Zerbi is a good manager and they know how to make a comeback. Last season de Zerbi save tottehem from relegation and this season they spend so much money but the problem is they didn't adopt very well and they need time to adopt in the new de Zerbi system I think the same they need time and everything will be fine soon. Its just a start of the season things can settle down soon maybe at the mid of the season or maybe in the end of the season but it's true that's de Zerbi can give all has best to Tottehem to make a comeback. Some of the main players are injured xavi Simon is injured so that's thing make team struggle at the start of the season if your main player are injured so soon things can settle down if xavi Simon get back from injury.

[Black Mbaye]

At the moment Tottenham, for the team they have, if they had a coach who brought home the results, could do three things: either get to the top of the table, finding a good game, or finish in the middle of the table, because even without a well-defined game individuals can make the difference, or not be able to find a game at all and experience a season like that of Den Hag's United.

De Zerbi is a good manager and they know how to make a comeback. Last season de Zerbi save tottehem from relegation and this season they spend so much money but the problem is they didn't adopt very well and they need time to adopt in the new de Zerbi system I think the same they need time and everything will be fine soon. Its just a start of the season things can settle down soon maybe at the mid of the season or maybe in the end of the season but it's true that's de Zerbi can give all has best to Tottehem to make a comeback. Some of the main players are injured xavi Simon is injured so that's thing make team struggle at the start of the season if your main player are injured so soon things can settle down if xavi Simon get back from injury.

We cannot expect the entire team to improve thanks to just one player; the performance of all eleven players on the pitch needs to be excellent. To achieve this, the new signings must gel with one another as soon as possible. It is the chemistry between players that elevates everything. Therefore, even if Xavi Simons returns from injury, the same disappointing results could follow if that cohesion isn't established. Fostering this chemistry will be one of De Zerbi’s most important tasks.

[paco92x]

The close of transfer window is not making Chelsea to give up to pursue Alex scott. Chelsea is lacking a proper player in their midfielder, and they have to sign someone else, and it can only happen in january window.

So they're likely trying to chase Alex Scott to be their main target. The reason is that Alex Scott is not interesting to sign a new contract with Bournemouth . So he will have one year lext next summer.

It's obviously decreasing his price a lot, and none will pay big sum of money for him. So it looks like Chelsea sees it as a momentum to at least achieve pre - agreement with him.

They seem very obsessed with scott, though their offers already turned down by Bournemouth two times. Bournemouth has to think smarter to cash in him instead of waiting his contract to running out.

A young player full of potential. I like his style of play and can't imagine that Chelsea will be the only one lining up to sign him, even if they are in pole position. His aggressiveness will come in handy with the style that Xabi plays.

[changaa]

They need panicking about Tottenham performances because it's has getting out of the hand, and this is the right time for the fans to shout out to the club so that they can take correction from their mistakes before it will get worse. Or is that their coach is behind why their not performing properly?

The Premier League runs faster than other leagues. As a result, teams and their respective clubs do not have the time necessary to calmly think about how to resolve complicated situations.
Totenham is concrete proof of this in this period, which even with a very challenging market is struggling to find fundamental points, but must be able to change this course very quickly.

[Abbatty]

The close of transfer window is not making Chelsea to give up to pursue Alex scott. Chelsea is lacking a proper player in their midfielder, and they have to sign someone else, and it can only happen in january window.

So they're likely trying to chase Alex Scott to be their main target. The reason is that Alex Scott is not interesting to sign a new contract with Bournemouth . So he will have one year lext next summer.

It's obviously decreasing his price a lot, and none will pay big sum of money for him. So it looks like Chelsea sees it as a momentum to at least achieve pre - agreement with him.

They seem very obsessed with scott, though their offers already turned down by Bournemouth two times. Bournemouth has to think smarter to cash in him instead of waiting his contract to running out.

If Chelsea can get him it will be a huge boost for them, especially since they failed to get Lamine Camara from Monaco, and reports have suggested that the relationship between Chelsea and Monaco is currently having issues due to what happened in that deadline day.

Alex Scott have been a primary target for Chelsea, they have showed Interest in him since last season, I see him more as a replacement for Enzo Fernandez. Currently Chelsea are struggling in that midfield and that because Moises caicedo is still out injured, if Chelsea can get him Alex Scott, caicedo and Palmer in that midfield, they will definitely cook.

With Chelsea now being able to sell Enzo for the record fee of 120 million pounds, they will clearly push for Alex Scott, And I believe they will give Bournemouth what is requested from them.