Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[cygan]

just days before the start of the new premier league season, wolverhampton wanderers have parted company with coach Julen Lopetegui. 'different views' on various issues were the deciding factor. the spaniard throws after only nine months. the pre-season savior is said to be frustrated with the economic situation at 'wolves', which severely limited them in the summer transfer period.

[Lillominato89]

In your opinion, how true are the rumors about a hypothetical transfer of Herry Kane to Bayern Munich?
Apparently Tottenham have rejected the offer of 100 million from Bayern Munich and it seems that the president of the spurs has even gone on holiday.
Can Harry rest his soul and stay in the premier league once again? what do you think about it?

I think this is the most difficult transfer negotiation process in several seasons. Even I am surprised that Tottenham turned down a third offer which was £100 million. It seems that Tottenham doesn't care too much about money. They just want the striker to stay afloat. Even in the last game, the Tottenham fans shouted slogans aimed at Kane to stay at the Tottenham club. I think it's going to be difficult for Kane.

And Harry Kane seems to be relaxing in this regard too. He said he was even ready to make a new contract if this transfer market failed to reach an agreement with Tottenham.
I think if Bayern dares to make a higher 4th offer then Kane will go to Bayern.

Your are Tottenham don't wanna sell Harry Kane, but this season that they have not gotten any back of striker to replace him. Its obvious Kane will sign for Tottenham for just a year, the fans loves him so much he has earned so much trust with the fans. and he is not pushing to leave, he is just there watching the clubs negotiating, Bayern Munchi is ready to pay any amount to get Harry Kane this season, Bayern is in need of a good striker to replace Mane. and Kane is just the perfect match for them.

i just hope Harry Kane make the right the decision, for  his future he has to move on from Tottenham, he needs to win trophy, the Tottenham project will not help him.

I'd say it's also obvious that if Tottenham hasn't already identified a replacement like Harry Kane, the latter will remain for another year at Tottenham, but it will still be difficult to find a valid replacement for Kane! he is a purebred bomber and I would say almost unique of his kind, moreover with the Arab teams that guarantee incredible salaries it will become even more difficult to find players who accept much lower contracts but who offer prestige, what Arabia lacks

Let me say that if Tottenham could see a serious buyer for Harry Kane, they will go for it, but the buyer must be ready to part ways with £100 million or a little higher. I simply don't know why the talk between Bayern and Tottenham delays this much, it seems the former is not serious and that must be because of the money and the fact that there are no serious clubs bidding for the guy. Let's see what would happen as Bayern is now offering £94 million which is lower than at least £100 million that was budgeted for the deal. I believe Harry Kane deserves the money with the impact made in Tottenham, Bayern has the money to pay for such a player, they are only trying to play smart maybe they can save some cash.

As for Harry Kane, he had stayed too long in Tottenham, this is a very good deal for him to at least change club and try another one that is more promising to earn him higher titles.

If Bayern Munich are really interested in Herry Kane, I think they would have no problem presenting the offer of 100 million pounds that Tottenham is asking for as a starting point to enter into an agreement, but I think Bayern Munich want to play low and maybe get a discount though I honestly believe the player value is even higher. In my opinion, Herry Kane deserves a top club to try and win some important trophies and if he continues to stay at Tottenham it will be difficult for him to achieve these goals

[Unknown Op]

Injuries affected all teams like summer, so the best thing is to caught short expectations from these top players because they're always proned to injuries. More like I saw this coming, he was targeted by most defenders in friendly game, and also a versatile player that easily switch positions. Chelsea have other priorities this season, Christopher Nkunku completely out of the project in the present time. Mauricio Pochettino will have to draw another map where he would include a new attacker that will fill in the shoes of Christopher Nkunku temporarily, it's definitely going to be tough but with constant attention, everything will tend to play out smooth.

Concerns regarding Chelsea striker position are brought up by Nkunku prolonged recovery period as the Premier League season is about to begin. The forthcoming game against Liverpool intensifies the difficulty, requiring Chelsea to quickly revise their strategies. Football injuries are a regrettable fact of the game, but they also offer opportunity for innovative remedies. Temporarily using Sterling as a striker demonstrates the team adaptability, while Chelsea looming search for a new striker highlights the importance of their transfer efforts. The manager tactical changes will be extensively scrutinised as the season progresses, adding an intriguing level of complexity to Chelsea's campaign.

[NotATether]

just days before the start of the new premier league season, wolverhampton wanderers have parted company with coach Julen Lopetegui. 'different views' on various issues were the deciding factor. the spaniard throws after only nine months. the pre-season savior is said to be frustrated with the economic situation at 'wolves', which severely limited them in the summer transfer period.

Reddit says it's because they spent the summer transfer budget last winter to fight the relegation battle. Coach was pissed that there are no incomings and he quit.

But this story doesn't add up, because they've already sold Ruben Neves and some others. So if Wolves (almost) goes down next season, I won't be all that surprised.

[Docnaster]

Injuries affected all teams like summer, so the best thing is to caught short expectations from these top players because they're always proned to injuries. More like I saw this coming, he was targeted by most defenders in friendly game, and also a versatile player that easily switch positions. Chelsea have other priorities this season, Christopher Nkunku completely out of the project in the present time. Mauricio Pochettino will have to draw another map where he would include a new attacker that will fill in the shoes of Christopher Nkunku temporarily, it's definitely going to be tough but with constant attention, everything will tend to play out smooth.

Concerns regarding Chelsea striker position are brought up by Nkunku prolonged recovery period as the Premier League season is about to begin. The forthcoming game against Liverpool intensifies the difficulty, requiring Chelsea to quickly revise their strategies. Football injuries are a regrettable fact of the game, but they also offer opportunity for innovative remedies. Temporarily using Sterling as a striker demonstrates the team adaptability, while Chelsea looming search for a new striker highlights the importance of their transfer efforts. The manager tactical changes will be extensively scrutinised as the season progresses, adding an intriguing level of complexity to Chelsea's campaign.

Christopher Nkunku's injury will further is a very big blow to Chelsea gradual and but progressive resurgence and might probably force the club in to panic signing of a striker that would replace the Frenchman.
Nicolas Jackson the new signing has shown signs of brilliance but I think the club need another striker to help the young striker since Nkunku will be out for three months. Mauricio Pochettino is a seasoned manager who knows how to handle injury issues and I think his ideas concerning this condition won't be far-fetched

[Velvet78]

Nkunku is out until November 1 due to knee injury which is such a big disappointment for Chelsea. Now they are in a serious need of a striker. They should improve their attempts for signing Vlahovic by giving Lukaku in a swap deal plus cash. They should drop being stubborn about finding 35 million pounds cash too much now.

Because they can't rely on Lukaku at this moment. I know Jackson is another new striker signing but this still doesn't feel good for me. Chelsea should go for Vlahovic and finish the deal as soon as possible. I believe it will be worth sending Lukaku and having him instead.

[uswa56]

just days before the start of the new premier league season, wolverhampton wanderers have parted company with coach Julen Lopetegui. 'different views' on various issues were the deciding factor. the spaniard throws after only nine months. the pre-season savior is said to be frustrated with the economic situation at 'wolves', which severely limited them in the summer transfer period.

Reddit says it's because they spent the summer transfer budget last winter to fight the relegation battle. Coach was pissed that there are no incomings and he quit.

But this story doesn't add up, because they've already sold Ruben Neves and some others. So if Wolves (almost) goes down next season, I won't be all that surprised.

Yes, this is indeed a shocking reality and will be very detrimental for the Wolverhampton team, the season will take place next week but they are not ready for anything, being left by the coach is not an easy thing to find a replacement for, it is very crucial for a performance team.
It will take a long process for them to adapt to a new coach.
But I think that Julen Lopetegui's departure was due to internal problems with the management and I think it's normal because at the moment there are no major changes being made by the management of the team to make this team better, maybe this is Julen Lopetegui's frustration and disappointment.

[bering]

Burnley vs Manchester City - at Turf Moor Stadium.

This is the opening match for the 2023-2024 Premier League season. Burnley doesn't seem to have many chances to win this match against the reigning Premier League champions. Manchester City has a high probability of winning the match so the odds offered won't be very favorable. I believe Manchester City can win the game by 3 more goals, but that's just a completely dicey prediction for the start of the season.

Reunion student and teacher between Vincent Kompany as Bunrley's manager against his teacher Pep Guardiola as Manchester City's manager, its seems excited because Premier League season 2023/24 will begin on next few days and Manchester City will try defend their domestic league tittle. Current sportsbook, Manchester City is favorite teams for winning against promotion teams Burnley and unbelievable odd given

• Burnley @9.2
• Manchester City @1.33
• Draw 5.00

Usually first or opening match unpredictable thing happening, many Premier League teams promotion have impressive performance and looks Burnley its not easy defeating team by Manchester City. Looks Burnley has chance for winning first match in Premier League actually they will play at home and Manchester City has underperformance after losing from Arsenal on FA Community Shield.

Burnley has come with fantastic record on championship division with broke some of records and besides that they also had a potention to being an dark horses team in Premier League but indeed this is hard match for them because for week 1 Burnley have to faced defending champion Manchester City and we all know Manchester City as the strongest team in this competition and they even got a treble winner last season

Manchester City pre season matches results indeed isn't too impressive but i think they are still too strong for Burnley and head to head statistics also showed Manchester City were very strong because in the last 5 meetings Manchester City has 5 wons and cleansheet and scores 11 goals against Burnley so from these records we can see Manchester City seems can able to beat Burnley with easily and indeed about betting option @1.33 seems quite low but it's safe bets i think

[Ryu_Ar1]

Because they can't rely on Lukaku at this moment. I know Jackson is another new striker signing but this still doesn't feel good for me. Chelsea should go for Vlahovic and finish the deal as soon as possible. I believe it will be worth sending Lukaku and having him instead.

With Nkunku's condition that cannot be forced now, the possibility of approaching Dusan again like the previous few weeks about the rumours of Dusan and Chelsea is likely to happen now. and of course with conditions like this will encourage where the exchange of Lukaku + some money for Dusan is likely to be a hot topic again for the next few days.
It's just that on the other hand indirectly this also encourages Juventus with the advantage that they will try to increase the price of Dusan in money conditions because some time ago even we saw Lukaku + 50 million always wanted Juventus in this player exchange.

[QueenVera]

 It is very unfair that Atlanta would hide the injury status of a player and sell him for a very huge fee, I think they took advantage of Manchester United's quest for a striker in handling the deal because is injury status is enough for United to had bought him for a fair price of about £50 instead of the initial £72, Rasmus Højlund is said to have a stress fracture in the back area and would likely miss about 3matches before he could make his debut Manchester united are a bit comfortable though and are hoping he'll be available to make his debut against Arsenal by September.
 If you watch closely you'll see that younger players are getting lots of injuries lately due to stress factor and it's becoming very common, and I don't blame  Eric Ten Hag for saying he agrees to Rafael Varanes fact that states that players are being pushed to their limits lately, and that the commercial interests is now becoming more important than the quality of football and I think FIFA really needs to look into this and help reduce the stress on this players because lately alot of them are becoming injury prone at very younger age, pedri at Barcelona can't even play 2-3 games without going into an injury spell and some other younger players as well.

[Raflesia]

just days before the start of the new premier league season, wolverhampton wanderers have parted company with coach Julen Lopetegui. 'different views' on various issues were the deciding factor. the spaniard throws after only nine months. the pre-season savior is said to be frustrated with the economic situation at 'wolves', which severely limited them in the summer transfer period.

Reddit says it's because they spent the summer transfer budget last winter to fight the relegation battle. Coach was pissed that there are no incomings and he quit.

But this story doesn't add up, because they've already sold Ruben Neves and some others. So if Wolves (almost) goes down next season, I won't be all that surprised.

It's difficult to be too forceful because they have already spent money last winter with 6 players (70 million more) which makes them limit the transfer this summer.
Lopetegui wanted more but this was difficult for Wolves to give with their finances and this upheaval led to them parting ways as it was difficult to force the two opposing opinions.
It's clearly not going to be a good transition period for Wolves with a tough game against Manchester United just days away.

Gary O'Neil will be trying to calm the turmoil at Wolves but it's clearly a risk for him but he's willing and able to weather the storm at Wolves.

[wmaurik]

Yes, this is indeed a shocking reality and will be very detrimental for the Wolverhampton team, the season will take place next week but they are not ready for anything, being left by the coach is not an easy thing to find a replacement for, it is very crucial for a performance team.
It will take a long process for them to adapt to a new coach.
But I think that Julen Lopetegui's departure was due to internal problems with the management and I think it's normal because at the moment there are no major changes being made by the management of the team to make this team better, maybe this is Julen Lopetegui's frustration and disappointment.

Not only surprising, but this is more of a shame because it won't be long before next season starts, while Wolverhampton has lost its coach. This is like a ship that loses its captain when it wants to sail, this is really very painful because the team management must immediately find a replacement before next season starts even though the players will also need to process and adjust to the new coach next season. But what is more seen now is not about adjustments or process, but who will coach Wolverhampton next season.

[Jody.Drummer]

Yes, this is indeed a shocking reality and will be very detrimental for the Wolverhampton team, the season will take place next week but they are not ready for anything, being left by the coach is not an easy thing to find a replacement for, it is very crucial for a performance team.
It will take a long process for them to adapt to a new coach.
But I think that Julen Lopetegui's departure was due to internal problems with the management and I think it's normal because at the moment there are no major changes being made by the management of the team to make this team better, maybe this is Julen Lopetegui's frustration and disappointment.

Not only surprising, but this is more of a shame because it won't be long before next season starts, while Wolverhampton has lost its coach. This is like a ship that loses its captain when it wants to sail, this is really very painful because the team management must immediately find a replacement before next season starts even though the players will also need to process and adjust to the new coach next season. But what is more seen now is not about adjustments or process, but who will coach Wolverhampton next season.

I'm sure the internal problems between them have been brewing for a long time, which is why we're hearing about these shocking things now. Wolves should have been quicker in deciding whether to stick with the departing coach or not. Because now they are separated, and the Premier League will roll out in a few days, of course this is a disadvantage, the article will not be easy to find a replacement coach, and also when they find it, there will be a process where the new coach must first adapt and get to know the character of each player he has.

I read that they parted ways because they had different visions, so it was no longer possible to continue working together. It's normal for coaches to come and go, but it's unfortunate when this happens when they're close to the competition.

[Lordhermes]

Yes, this is indeed a shocking reality and will be very detrimental for the Wolverhampton team, the season will take place next week but they are not ready for anything, being left by the coach is not an easy thing to find a replacement for, it is very crucial for a performance team.
It will take a long process for them to adapt to a new coach.
But I think that Julen Lopetegui's departure was due to internal problems with the management and I think it's normal because at the moment there are no major changes being made by the management of the team to make this team better, maybe this is Julen Lopetegui's frustration and disappointment.

Not only surprising, but this is more of a shame because it won't be long before next season starts, while Wolverhampton has lost its coach. This is like a ship that loses its captain when it wants to sail, this is really very painful because the team management must immediately find a replacement before next season starts even though the players will also need to process and adjust to the new coach next season. But what is more seen now is not about adjustments or process, but who will coach Wolverhampton next season.

I'm sure the internal problems between them have been brewing for a long time, which is why we're hearing about these shocking things now. Wolves should have been quicker in deciding whether to stick with the departing coach or not. Because now they are separated, and the Premier League will roll out in a few days, of course this is a disadvantage, the article will not be easy to find a replacement coach, and also when they find it, there will be a process where the new coach must first adapt and get to know the character of each player he has.

I read that they parted ways because they had different visions, so it was no longer possible to continue working together. It's normal for coaches to come and go, but it's unfortunate when this happens when they're close to the competition.

I don't see anything challenging here for Wolverhampton, losing their coach before the league is better, they're many experienced coaches out there,they can hire and will still do better job. Club do lose coach or sack coach and they still fit in. It's absolutely nothing to worry about in the world of football. Wolverhampton will get a new coach and move on.

[piebeyb]

If Bayern Munich are really interested in Herry Kane, I think they would have no problem presenting the offer of 100 million pounds that Tottenham is asking for as a starting point to enter into an agreement, but I think Bayern Munich want to play low and maybe get a discount though I honestly believe the player value is even higher. In my opinion, Herry Kane deserves a top club to try and win some important trophies and if he continues to stay at Tottenham it will be difficult for him to achieve these goals

Tottenham seems to be resigned to selling Harry Kane if Munich is really serious even if at a high price of 100 million pounds I think Munich can afford to spend that much money to bring Kane to Munich, after all Kane is a good player it's a shame if he has to stay at Tottenham which hasn't been seen future in the domestic league and UCL, therefore this is Kane's opportunity to develop again.

I'm sure maybe within the week there will be news of Kane's continuation with Munich given this is such a high value for Kane's class, I think waiting for a Munich deal to Tottenham given Kane, wants his future decided before Spurs' Premier League opener against Brentford on Sunday. so let's see if Kane will stay at Tottenham or move to Munich.

[BRINIRHA]

If Bayern Munich are really interested in Herry Kane, I think they would have no problem presenting the offer of 100 million pounds that Tottenham is asking for as a starting point to enter into an agreement, but I think Bayern Munich want to play low and maybe get a discount though I honestly believe the player value is even higher. In my opinion, Herry Kane deserves a top club to try and win some important trophies and if he continues to stay at Tottenham it will be difficult for him to achieve these goals

Tottenham seems to be resigned to selling Harry Kane if Munich is really serious even if at a high price of 100 million pounds I think Munich can afford to spend that much money to bring Kane to Munich, after all Kane is a good player it's a shame if he has to stay at Tottenham which hasn't been seen future in the domestic league and UCL, therefore this is Kane's opportunity to develop again.

I'm sure maybe within the week there will be news of Kane's continuation with Munich given this is such a high value for Kane's class, I think waiting for a Munich deal to Tottenham given Kane, wants his future decided before Spurs' Premier League opener against Brentford on Sunday. so let's see if Kane will stay at Tottenham or move to Munich.

And it seems it is true that Bayern are currently preparing their fourth bid for the services of Tottenham's mainstay striker, Kane. But the news I read is that the fourth bid that will be prepared by Bayern does not reach 100 million pounds. But the fourth bid will be prepared around £ 94.5 million.

Even if Bayern immediately made an offer of 100 million pounds, wouldn't that speed up Kane's transfer? Because I am also quite sure that Tottenham will definitely not be strong enough to continue to retain Kane if Bayern makes a high offer that is in accordance with what Tottenham wants.

But the problem is whether Tottenham currently still want that amount. Or rather, Tottenham will turn around and want higher as a reason to keep Kane. Kane in the pre-season really showed his sharpness in attack. So I'm sure Tottenham will want to keep this player even more.

[Hvdv]

Yes, this is indeed a shocking reality and will be very detrimental for the Wolverhampton team, the season will take place next week but they are not ready for anything, being left by the coach is not an easy thing to find a replacement for, it is very crucial for a performance team.
It will take a long process for them to adapt to a new coach.
But I think that Julen Lopetegui's departure was due to internal problems with the management and I think it's normal because at the moment there are no major changes being made by the management of the team to make this team better, maybe this is Julen Lopetegui's frustration and disappointment.

Not only surprising, but this is more of a shame because it won't be long before next season starts, while Wolverhampton has lost its coach. This is like a ship that loses its captain when it wants to sail, this is really very painful because the team management must immediately find a replacement before next season starts even though the players will also need to process and adjust to the new coach next season. But what is more seen now is not about adjustments or process, but who will coach Wolverhampton next season.

I'm sure the internal problems between them have been brewing for a long time, which is why we're hearing about these shocking things now. Wolves should have been quicker in deciding whether to stick with the departing coach or not. Because now they are separated, and the Premier League will roll out in a few days, of course this is a disadvantage, the article will not be easy to find a replacement coach, and also when they find it, there will be a process where the new coach must first adapt and get to know the character of each player he has.

I read that they parted ways because they had different visions, so it was no longer possible to continue working together. It's normal for coaches to come and go, but it's unfortunate when this happens when they're close to the competition.

I don't see anything challenging here for Wolverhampton, losing their coach before the league is better, they're many experienced coaches out there,they can hire and will still do better job. Club do lose coach or sack coach and they still fit in. It's absolutely nothing to worry about in the world of football. Wolverhampton will get a new coach and move on.

Of course, there is a concept called transfer in football and this concept also applies to the technical team. The technical team can negotiate with other teams. These agreements are also possible with the technical director. Such a change for Wolverhampton will perhaps lead to better results for them, we can understand this when the league starts. I hope it doesn't have bad consequences for them.

[len01]

I don't see anything challenging here for Wolverhampton, losing their coach before the league is better, they're many experienced coaches out there,they can hire and will still do better job. Club do lose coach or sack coach and they still fit in. It's absolutely nothing to worry about in the world of football. Wolverhampton will get a new coach and move on.

why do you say that so easily ? while looking for a new trainer is not as easy as you might think.
indeed there are many coaches out there who are still free to be appointed as coach of Wolves this summer but my question is whether with this short time the new coach has the right decision or strategy for the formation of Wolves players and does not the new coach with players have to have adaptations and need time for all that?

although rumors say Wolves management is likely to appoint Gary O'Neil as a replacement for Lopetegui but still it takes time to unite the chemistry between players and coaches and must have an introduction to any formation or strategy to give the best for Wolves and that will really take a long time. so losing this coach for me is a big loss for Wolves because looking for a replacement does not mean getting any better.

[rendravolt]

Arsenal have finally reached an agreement with Brentford for the transfer of goalkeeper David Raya. He is a goalkeeper that Arsenal really want to strengthen in goal next season and it is reported that a medical test will be carried out on Thursday to make his move official. As expected, now that Arsenal have two great goalkeepers, Aaron Ramsdale and David Raya, competition between the two will occur for the main place. Apart from that David Raya will get a long-term contract duration until 2028 and this is a good step to be taken by Arsenal if Aaron Ramsdale wants to leave because there is a more attractive offer, at least Arsenal still have David Raya as the main goalkeeper option.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1689230927161937920

[Hvdv]

Arsenal have finally reached an agreement with Brentford for the transfer of goalkeeper David Raya. He is a goalkeeper that Arsenal really want to strengthen in goal next season and it is reported that a medical test will be carried out on Thursday to make his move official. As expected, now that Arsenal have two great goalkeepers, Aaron Ramsdale and David Raya, competition between the two will occur for the main place. Apart from that David Raya will get a long-term contract duration until 2028 and this is a good step to be taken by Arsenal if Aaron Ramsdale wants to leave because there is a more attractive offer, at least Arsenal still have David Raya as the main goalkeeper option.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1689230927161937920

Raya is 27 years old and a young goalkeeper. Ramsdale is a 25-year-old and younger goalkeeper. If the two of them are to stay at Arsenal, there will be a jersey battle between them. Apart from injury, I think both goalkeepers are very open to competition. It is clear that both goalkeepers want to be in the starting 11th. Whether it's Raya or Ramsdale, both goalkeepers give Arsenal a boost.