⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Freeveto]

A fresh rumor: Ole says during his interview he has "unfinished business at Manchester United". It seems like this is a signal if he wants to go there again. It must be a positive signal for Glazer, and i think they have to appointed him as a new manager asap, but i've heard United fans have trauma over their ex-player to manage their club. So they're against this idea.
Do you think Ole deserves a second chance at Manchester United?

If Manchester United decides to bring any of their former managers to the team, they are not serious. The owners are not ready to revive the team, they are just doing business which is the reason why they are not willing to take managers that will give them tough times and demand more money for signing players because that is clearly what the team need to perform well again.

I learned that the team is clearing some debts which can slow down their progress because when other teams are busy signing world class players, United will ve signing average players and use the money the team generate to clear the loan; they need new owners that can clear up the debt at once so that they can focus on building the team.

[Princess Leah]

If Manchester United decides to bring any of their former managers to the team, they are not serious. The owners are not ready to revive the team, they are just doing business which is the reason why they are not willing to take managers that will give them tough times and demand more money for signing players because that is clearly what the team need to perform well again.

I learned that the team is clearing some debts which can slow down their progress because when other teams are busy signing world class players, United will ve signing average players and use the money the team generate to clear the loan; they need new owners that can clear up the debt at once so that they can focus on building the team.

It's a familiar script the board play every year and it's not going to be shocking it they replace Carrick with Ole. Before the season started i believe in Carrick but so far, it's obvious that he's doesn't know what to do again, the board has let him down, same with his player and the only people encouraging him are some fans who sympathizes with him cause their presence condition is not his fault.

 Without proper investment and clearing the clubs debt, no manager can succeed at Manchester United for two seasons, it's something that's been tested for years but the board don't give any fuck which is why they've failed to correct their wrongs.

[Audrey Simmons]

Manchester United and recycling ex players as interim managers are 5&6, like can't they just fix their mess and hire a suitable manager that would take the club back to what we know them for. They've turned the team to a mere joke a one time giant of England has suddenly turn to a team everyone can prey on, they're so messed up.

Real Madrid brought back Mourinho and no one complained, i will not forget David Moyes at Everton, he's in his second term at the club and has been managing the club for two years. It is not a problem if Manchester United decides to bring back whoever from the past, it shouldn't be seen as an issue.

If you think Manchester United's problem is only managers, then you don't know football, the players are behind the team's problem.

[Plutomanian]

Real Madrid brought back Mourinho and no one complained, i will not forget David Moyes at Everton, he's in his second term at the club and has been managing the club for two years. It is not a problem if Manchester United decides to bring back whoever from the past, it shouldn't be seen as an issue.

If you think Manchester United's problem is only managers, then you don't know football, the players are behind the team's problem.

Manchester United are in their difficult phase and there's absolutely no way they can bounce back without the club talking about fixing the current problem of the club. Manchester United need to do well in upcoming games because telling me a team like Manchester United go 9 games without winning a single game, it every embarrassing. This result alone shows that they're not serious and appeared to be average.

Manchester United just have to build themselves back and become very straight witj winning games. Michael Carrick is carrying the burden of the club on his shoulders, he's keen on fixing the club but what more can he do? He has done his best and Manchester United are where they are today.

[Ale88]

This news is really funny to me. It is really funny that a world class club is fined 602 euros for a clear crime and then appeals against that fine.

The issue is not only limited to money. Rather, both clubs are playing with ego and neither is willing to lose. Barcelona wants to win the appeal because they will do the same thing in the future, they will try again to get Alvarez. But I don't think Atletico Madrid will be willing to let Alvarez go in the January transfer window.

Barcelona are actually the victims here, I don't think they deserved what they are doing even if they are rivals. I can't remembered the last time a player was so desperate to join Real Madrid from Barcelona and vice versa but if a player want to leave and he is so desperate, I don't think the both teams will want to go to this length to disgrace one another. Atletico Madrid over reacted, they are better if they let Alvarez to leave the club than what they are doing.

I'm sure that before next season, his transfer market will be lowered, Barcelona will not be interested in him again and not only that, any team want a player from Atletico Madrid will be afraid to make approach with this behavior.

So, let me get this straight: Barcelona get in touch with a player under contract with a direct rival team, they tell him to complain and force his club to sell him, then they send an offer clearly below his market value, Atletico refuse and bring the case to the Spanish Federation because what Barcelona did is clearly against the rules. And, for you, Barcelona are the victim? How?!

[red4slash]

A fresh rumor: Ole says during his interview he has "unfinished business at Manchester United". It seems like this is a signal if he wants to go there again. It must be a positive signal for Glazer, and i think they have to appointed him as a new manager asap, but i've heard United fans have trauma over their ex-player to manage their club. So they're against this idea.
Do you think Ole deserves a second chance at Manchester United?

It would be very funny if it happened because the rotation of the Manchester United coach is just in the same scope.
If I'm not mistaken I remember a few seasons ago when Ole was sacked he was replaced by Carrick as interim before Ralf Rangnick became head coach and now Carrick is like hated by all parties because of Manchester United's performance and Ole who came to Manchester United as a substitute. Isn't this being interesting or just being weird lol

Ole has failed and could not do much in his squad a few seasons ago and he is used as one of the options for now even the possibility is very open that alone shows that Manchester United management does not learn from past mistakes.

If just replacing Carrick now is just an alternative to trying to see if the new coach can lift the performance or not then I feel it would be better for them to find another coach because bringing the same coach back (who has failed before) it becomes another gamble even though Ole is not new to Manchester United.

[Die_empty]

Barcelona are actually the victims here, I don't think they deserved what they are doing even if they are rivals. I can't remembered the last time a player was so desperate to join Real Madrid from Barcelona and vice versa but if a player want to leave and he is so desperate, I don't think the both teams will want to go to this length to disgrace one another. Atletico Madrid over reacted, they are better if they let Alvarez to leave the club than what they are doing.

I'm sure that before next season, his transfer market will be lowered, Barcelona will not be interested in him again and not only that, any team want a player from Atletico Madrid will be afraid to make approach with this behavior.

So, let me get this straight: Barcelona get in touch with a player under contract with a direct rival team, they tell him to complain and force his club to sell him, then they send an offer clearly below his market value, Atletico refuse and bring the case to the Spanish Federation because what Barcelona did is clearly against the rules. And, for you, Barcelona are the victim? How?!

If a club desperately wants a player, they should put more money on the table or be patient until he becomes a free agent. Mbappe faced the same situation at PSG and waited until he left as a free agent. I don't see Barcelona as the victim, as they want to take undue advantage of Julián Álvarez's desperation to play for them. Athletic Madrid are the real victims because the Argentine has not been at his best since this transfer saga started. He has managed to score a single goal in seven games. Barca should be sanctioned for their action in this case.

[eisen33]

If a club desperately wants a player, they should put more money on the table or be patient until he becomes a free agent. Mbappe faced the same situation at PSG and waited until he left as a free agent. I don't see Barcelona as the victim, as they want to take undue advantage of Julián Álvarez's desperation to play for them. Athletic Madrid are the real victims because the Argentine has not been at his best since this transfer saga started. He has managed to score a single goal in seven games. Barca should be sanctioned for their action in this case.

I recently saw an interview Alvarez gave to Movistar at the end of October, after Atletico's victory over Deportivo, in which he scored the winning goal. During that interview, he publicly apologized to the fans. To sum up what he said, he regrets his comments during the World Cup about wanting to leave Atletico and join another club. Now his focus is on improving his game and becoming a better player together with Atletico. That's why I don't think he's currently considering a move to Barcelona.

[Dreadboost]

A fresh rumor: Ole says during his interview he has "unfinished business at Manchester United". It seems like this is a signal if he wants to go there again. It must be a positive signal for Glazer, and i think they have to appointed him as a new manager asap, but i've heard United fans have trauma over their ex-player to manage their club. So they're against this idea.
Do you think Ole deserves a second chance at Manchester United?

I believe we suffered a lot when Manchester United was dominating the Premier League for over a decade. This is the time for them to suffer, and I'm happy to watch them suffer. Manchester United should stick to Michael Carrick until my team gets to play them. We want to get the point from Manchester United just as every other club has successfully taken point off them.

Ole Gunnar has more experience than Michael Carrick. Not minding his shortcomings when he was at the club. I know that with his experience, he will do a better job than Michael Carrick.

[paco92x]

A fresh rumor: Ole says during his interview he has "unfinished business at Manchester United". It seems like this is a signal if he wants to go there again. It must be a positive signal for Glazer, and i think they have to appointed him as a new manager asap, but i've heard United fans have trauma over their ex-player to manage their club. So they're against this idea.
Do you think Ole deserves a second chance at Manchester United?

Ole was decent in his tenure at United. I can't say it was because of a better quality squad or his better management, but to put it simply, he was better than Carrick's current season, which is not hard to beat. Honestly, I can't see anything other than history repeating itself. He will start strong, maybe even secure some European football, and a year later, it's the same story as with Carrick.

[Creeper0]

Ole was decent in his tenure at United. I can't say it was because of a better quality squad or his better management, but to put it simply, he was better than Carrick's current season, which is not hard to beat. Honestly, I can't see anything other than history repeating itself. He will start strong, maybe even secure some European football, and a year later, it's the same story as with Carrick.

I don't think a change of manager will be enough if there is no change in management. Rebuilding the team is more important than changing the manager of Manchester United, we need to add some new talented players to the team. If Ole takes over as manager, some players will have to be signed to improve the team. I think if Carrick had also had the opportunity to sign the necessary players, then maybe the situation of the team would not have been so bad.

If Ole can improve the team and improve the performance with the current team, then I will definitely have to praise him. However, it will be doubtful how long the improvement in performance will last without signing players. Because Carrick also showed something great in the beginning, but now there are demands for his dismissal.

[UpTober]

Real Madrid brought back Mourinho and no one complained, i will not forget David Moyes at Everton, he's in his second term at the club and has been managing the club for two years. It is not a problem if Manchester United decides to bring back whoever from the past, it shouldn't be seen as an issue.

If you think Manchester United's problem is only managers, then you don't know football, the players are behind the team's problem.

Manchester United are in their difficult phase and there's absolutely no way they can bounce back without the club talking about fixing the current problem of the club. Manchester United need to do well in upcoming games because telling me a team like Manchester United go 9 games without winning a single game, it every embarrassing. This result alone shows that they're not serious and appeared to be average.

Manchester United just have to build themselves back and become very straight witj winning games. Michael Carrick is carrying the burden of the club on his shoulders, he's keen on fixing the club but what more can he do? He has done his best and Manchester United are where they are today.

Manchester United was once a popular club in Europe and at that time they had a tradition of winning big tournament trophies but they have lost that tradition. For several seasons they have only been changing managers but they are not getting the right results. Manchester United needs a complete restructuring of the team very soon, if this continues and if the performance continues to deteriorate like this, then at some point the name of this team will be erased from the minds of the fans. Before me, I had a special love for Manchester United, but due to the consistently poor performance, that love no longer works, and in the same way, the same thing may be true for other fans.

If the ownership of the club becomes mandatory, then it will have to be done, that is, the main thing is to bring players to the club and complete the team, and to appoint a good manager and give him financial freedom, maybe only by doing this can the team's performance and tradition return.

[Localhostspeed]

Manchester United are in their difficult phase and there's absolutely no way they can bounce back without the club talking about fixing the current problem of the club. Manchester United need to do well in upcoming games because telling me a team like Manchester United go 9 games without winning a single game, it every embarrassing. This result alone shows that they're not serious and appeared to be average.

Manchester United just have to build themselves back and become very straight witj winning games. Michael Carrick is carrying the burden of the club on his shoulders, he's keen on fixing the club but what more can he do? He has done his best and Manchester United are where they are today.

Did you realize this now? I thought they have been in their difficult days since 4 seasons back. They have always struggle and struggle to finished the league in between relegation and top 4 but now they are worst than the teams that were promoted from lower division to joined them in the Premier League. Carrick can't change that team, if you see this team win any game, just know that the team they played against is an unfortunate one.

It would have been better if this didn't qualify for the Champions League. I know it is what gave Carrick the job to remain as the coach but this is even doing more damages than they have done. Amorim was struggling at that time before he took over, but I'm not suff if his struggle is that worse like this one, even the team is helpless and the club is tired of releasing official statement to please the people.

[Oluwa-btc]

The other day I came across an interview with Ferguson, in which he said he likes Carrick’s coaching ideas and supports him - it’s hard to argue with a figure like that   I think Carrick should see out the season, we've already seen that the coaching carousel doesn't lead to anything good, neither Solskjaer nor any other specialist will perform miracles at United now. As for Solskjaer, I didn’t quite grasp the context of him both supporting Carrick and expressing a desire to work at United, perhaps he wasn’t referring to a coaching role?

Sir Alex Ferguson wouldn't want to say ill about Michael Carrick in public or an interview. He knows the damage that would do to the CV of Michael Carrick. He was a manager in the past and is self aware of how the pundits and journalists would interpret it if it happens to a negative news. I think he should be shown the exit come December just the same way they did with Ruben Amorim otherwise, we don't escape relegation.

I also think our sporting director is dull asf and Ole Gunner Solskjaer would be a better Manchester United sporting director considering that names he wanted the club to sign in the past. Michael Carrick I promise you is not that guy for Manchester United even if you provide all the players for him. Clueless cunt and Coach.

[kennycryptoitalia]

I believe we suffered a lot when Manchester United was dominating the Premier League for over a decade. This is the time for them to suffer, and I'm happy to watch them suffer. Manchester United should stick to Michael Carrick until my team gets to play them. We want to get the point from Manchester United just as every other club has successfully taken point off them.

Ole Gunnar has more experience than Michael Carrick. Not minding his shortcomings when he was at the club. I know that with his experience, he will do a better job than Michael Carrick.

Fotball is always a continuous cycle that is born and then one day ends, it is cyclical and sometimes you reach a point where in the end you give up, and Manchester United unfortunately finished their cycle a long time ago, this is a bad thing for them and for all the fans but they haven't managed to fix this thing even with the club change, but we have to wait to actually see if there will be any improvement which is not coming for now.

[7juju]

If you think Manchester United's problem is only managers, then you don't know football, the players are behind the team's problem.

Why do you think players are the problem of Manchester United predicament? We have seen the players giving their best in the field trying their hardest to win matches for the club. The club is in crisis and it is very hard to point at the exact direction that Manchester United problems are coming from. We have seen their player blaming the hierarchy of the club. We have seen their player blaming their coach tactics. We have seen their manager blaming the players. We have seen it all at Manchester United. Nobody can figure out the exact cause behind this their worst start to a season in history. They need to come together and figure out whatever that is ripping the club apart. Pointing fingers won’t help them.

[yourmamam]

If a club desperately wants a player, they should put more money on the table or be patient until he becomes a free agent. Mbappe faced the same situation at PSG and waited until he left as a free agent. I don't see Barcelona as the victim, as they want to take undue advantage of Julián Álvarez's desperation to play for them. Athletic Madrid are the real victims because the Argentine has not been at his best since this transfer saga started. He has managed to score a single goal in seven games. Barca should be sanctioned for their action in this case.

Players come and go, unfortunately there are no longer any flags and there are no longer any important players who give everything for the club and for the shirt, they take advantage of themselves and go to clubs where they get paid more, the world has changed and this has also had repercussions in football, when a proposal is made the players leave, there is nothing left to do.

[Juicyhome]

Players come and go, unfortunately there are no longer any flags and there are no longer any important players who give everything for the club and for the shirt, they take advantage of themselves and go to clubs where they get paid more, the world has changed and this has also had repercussions in football, when a proposal is made the players leave, there is nothing left to do.

You're right, the characters of players these days are so wrong, they don't play for the passion and love for football they only sign for any club that pay more , football has reduce it value but the pay has increases, football is all about money today. Players will lose a game and still be smiling,  in those days if a team loses the players cry with the fans, today you will see them smiling in training the next day like nothing happened,  I watched Manchester United training session on xspace yesterday I was really passed up, the players were seen playing and smiling after a very poor performance against Chelsea and at 18 position in the league,  they feel nothing provided they're earning money.

According to Luis Figo, he said, we have a set of lazy players in this generation, all they care about is money,girlfriends, club and alcohol, they're not serious and discipline and a lot of fans are losing interest in football because the game is declining. As a result of indiscipline.

[Adbitco]

Players come and go, unfortunately there are no longer any flags and there are no longer any important players who give everything for the club and for the shirt, they take advantage of themselves and go to clubs where they get paid more, the world has changed and this has also had repercussions in football, when a proposal is made the players leave, there is nothing left to do.

You just defined modern football in simple terms which is money. The problem we have now in football is the loss of passion for the game, football to me now is very much different to what it was back the , you would see players who are so passionate about the game and the club they represent, they fight for the club badge back then these days it's not the same thing, players are all about the money, looking for the club that bids the highest for them to join and not joining because they have love or passion for the club.

[Taricoins]

If Manchester United decides to bring any of their former managers to the team, they are not serious. The owners are not ready to revive the team, they are just doing business which is the reason why they are not willing to take managers that will give them tough times and demand more money for signing players because that is clearly what the team need to perform well again.

I learned that the team is clearing some debts which can slow down their progress because when other teams are busy signing world class players, United will ve signing average players and use the money the team generate to clear the loan; they need new owners that can clear up the debt at once so that they can focus on building the team.

Man United are indeed in a particular predicament, I know alot of coaches doesn't really need high class players to succeed like what Cesc Fabregas is doing with Como and yet same cannot be applied to Man United but still I can't really blame Carrick, if you watched the match carefully, you can see that the players are not willing to play what Carrick wants them to, they are sloppy and unmotivated, it looks like Xabi term in Real Madrid