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Quote from: sana54210 on January 30, 2025, 10:11:52 AM

Nobody really believes Vinicius is going to Saudi league at this age, do you? I mean that would be possible if he reaches like 30+ years old, because lets face it he is fast, but he will not stay fast forever, so when he gets older and slower, he may go there, and with his name, he will definitely make a lot of money from fame, if Saudis are still doing that kind of thing. But at the moment? When he is at the top of his game?

I do not think that would be possible at all, it feels like it is not going to end up that great. We should realize that these are just rumours, clickbaits, to get more people to talk about it, so that it would generate income for these places that spread these rumours. He is staying at Europe for many years before he considers that.

Saudi Arabia is very serious about buying Real Madrid players, players like Vinicius and Rodrygo are the ones that Saudi Arabia want to buy and they are very serious about signing a huge amount, Vinicius and Rodrygo are Real Madrid's best player who wants to spend their entire careers in the club, and Real Madrid will not even think of selling Rodrygo and Vinicius even if Saudi Arabia people bring 500m, According to the news, Real Madrid and the players rejected the offer.

Those players want to achieve more trophies in Real Madrid, they want to make names for themselves Rodrygo has many offers from Manchester City and PSG and he made up his mind that he will stay in Real Madrid, many people are saying that Rodrygo should leave because he is not getting the hype he deserves, Real Madrid knows how important Rodrygo is to the team that is why Ancelotti always use the players in every position in attacking.

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The transfer market must be utilized well by Manchester City because now they are more focused on improving the quality of the team to be better after experiencing a previous setback in the Premier League.

They have already made three signings in this January transfer window, they were unable to play yesterday, but now that they have progressed to the Playoffs, they will be registered and they'll be available in the next round. City have not completely shut the door on another potential signing this month, prolly a right back, since Kyle Walker has left the club for AC Milan this month, Matheus Nunes has been playing at right back, and against a top team with good wingers, that might be a weak link.

Manchester City don't need to sign much players since they have enough quality stars. The only challenge they have is injuries. When these player recover the squad might come back to it's past shape. Buying more players might conflict with the Financial Fair and also make the player difficult to manage. When coaches have too many players in the club selection problems will always arise and players who are not always selected might cause disaffection in the dressing room.

My conclusion is that the signing of Omar Marmoush, Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis is enough for the Cityzens. By the time other key players return from injuries, there will be good backup.

I agree, but they still need to buy players to cover for their injured first team players and also some players that might potentially leave the club. If they sell and buy players simultaneously they would be unlikely to violate Financial Fair Play regulations as long as they balance their spending and revenue. Even with the new signings they have made, City still lack a strong replacement for their injured world best player Rodri. Rodri’s role in midfield has left a big hole in his absence. Finding a suitable backup or alternative will be crucial for maintaining their form in competitions.

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It seems al Hilal has not yet given up in bringing a quality player to replace Neymar. They're now targetting rodrygo from Real Madrid, which i think it will never happen. I think even if they offered him the salaray as big as what Neymar received, i'm sure he still stays at Real Madrid.

I only wonder how much al hilal's offer to get him. 500 million? 1 billion? or more? It's also surprising me how Al hilal still has guts to send an offer for Rodrygo, which can be easily predicted what's gonna be the result.

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Quote from: bitgolden on January 31, 2025, 07:00:00 AM

With Al Nassr losing Talisca, they had an open door for another player. They used that for Villa player Duran, and I am sure that they are happy with that decision without a doubt, they are getting better with this.

Plus, they got younger as well, dude is very young and I am sure that we are going to see them have a future proof with these transfers as well. They got Ronaldo and after that they got just older players and that was quite sure a great deal for them for fame, but with younger players they could just keep playing them for ten seasons this way. Look at this kid, just 21 years old, and I am sure that they are going to make sure that they are going to do a lot better for many seasons, definitely a better replacement than Taslica.

With the acquisition of Jhon Duran, I feel the attack of Al Nassr will be improved greatly since they haven't been too regular in giving goals and yes Ronaldo is there as a good player as well as Sadio Mane but with the fresh legs of the Colombian, I feel we'd be seeing new things.
Al Nassr were going for the signature of Victor Boniface but had to make a switch for Jhon and if it comes to who will excel more, I feel it's the former Aston Villa player. It's not like Victor would not excel but with how he hasn't been belting out goals and being on fire, he had to be dropped.
My worry is that I fear Jhon might not fully blend in at the club being that Ronaldo is there and has always had this mentality that everything must revolve around, I wonder if he'd let the kid grow.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on January 30, 2025, 12:46:41 PM

This came as a surprise to me. Morata is signing for Galatasaray? I don't know if it's a good move for them though. I don't like his finishing and he is 32 now so...

Before anything else, why are they even still signing an attacking player? They don't need one as they score easily already. They only need to strengthen the defense that's all.

I don't even know why AC Milan considered to sell him considering the fact that he was just bought at the starting of the current campaign. With Osimhen already braised to leave Galatasaray and also with Icardi absence from football due to injury, it is wise for Galatasaray to reinforce their squad to make sure they maintain their competitive edge in the league. Their decision to sign Morata might be strange when you consider that he is 32 years old, he might not be able to play for long.

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Quote from: Woodie on January 31, 2025, 04:56:25 AM

Quote from: mamesso on January 30, 2025, 10:17:29 PM

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Regarding Duran transfer from Aston Villa to Al Nassr, it was very surprising, apart from the player's very young age, the transfer process also cost a lot of money.
He is now set to leave English football after Aston Villa agreed a deal from Al-Nassr.

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This transfer I can understand as Duran has always been in the shadows of Olle Watkins , and we all know that it's a non contest when we compare the two... And take nothing from Duran has his a big talent too, who probably wants regualr time like any other footballer,
and Aston Villa will miss his services should Watkins get a knock or something in those lines.

And looking at how the transfer market is going, seems we don't have enough strikers to go around for everyone, and any body with convincing talent will surely get the big money..just hope we don't see another Neymar Roll Eyes

Well congratulations to Duran as he move to the money spinning Saudi Arabia pro league where there are a lot of top world class players players there but it was a sad one for victor boniface as his deal collapse in the last minute personal I thought he was going to move over to the Saudi league where he will be collecting real cash until anytime he decides to move back to europe since age is still in his side

Even though what transpired that lead to this deal not going through at the final moment because both parties where said to have agreed and even personally terms where said to have been met I don't really know what actually happened because Leverkusen would have made some money from this deal a use the money in bringing in some good players like two to replace him but from the look of things now victor is not moving anywhere again until the end of the season

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Quote from: sana54210 on January 30, 2025, 10:11:52 AM

Nobody really believes Vinicius is going to Saudi league at this age, do you? I mean that would be possible if he reaches like 30+ years old, because lets face it he is fast, but he will not stay fast forever, so when he gets older and slower, he may go there, and with his name, he will definitely make a lot of money from fame, if Saudis are still doing that kind of thing. But at the moment? When he is at the top of his game?

I do not think that would be possible at all, it feels like it is not going to end up that great. We should realize that these are just rumours, clickbaits, to get more people to talk about it, so that it would generate income for these places that spread these rumours. He is staying at Europe for many years before he considers that.

It’s hard to believe. Vinicius junior is a global football star with a lot at stake, and I don't see him going to the Saudi Pro League now or anytime soon. He has so much to achieve in Europe including winning the most prestigious individual award, Ballon d'Or and other awards too. Therefore moving to the Saudi Pro League will surely diminish his chances of competing for these awards as the Saudi league lacks the same level of competition and globally recognition as Europe's top leagues. Vinicius junior caliber has to stay in a competitive environment as it is crucial for maintaining his elite status.

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Quote from: Coyster on January 30, 2025, 08:25:51 AM

Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on January 29, 2025, 10:02:51 PM

The transfer market must be utilized well by Manchester City because now they are more focused on improving the quality of the team to be better after experiencing a previous setback in the Premier League.

They have already made three signings in this January transfer window, they were unable to play yesterday, but now that they have progressed to the Playoffs, they will be registered and they'll be available in the next round. City have not completely shut the door on another potential signing this month, prolly a right back, since Kyle Walker has left the club for AC Milan this month, Matheus Nunes has been playing at right back, and against a top team with good wingers, that might be a weak link.

Pepe Guardiola already well aware about challenges which he is going to face in coming round and in next season as well just because of this already done good work and also bring suitable players which are going to increase their squad strength now they are also back in good shape which is good sign.

Kyle Walker left is huge setback for them, but now they are doing right things for having things could be fixed, and they will be able to close the gape which is already too much in Premier League their win in last game against Brugge was good for them, but now next challenge in Premier League against Arsenal is surely not easy. 3 signings already completed with most chances something more will be happened but coming season is going to be interesting as all are doing good changes for improvement in moral of their players and also for quality.

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Quote from: abhiseshakana on January 27, 2025, 01:03:48 PM

Isn't the sign quite clear that Trent Alexander Arnold has strong indications that he will join Real Madrid? £300,000 per week is a huge amount of salary, but strangely, Trent Alexander Arnold has not yet given any certainty as to whether he will accept the offer. So isn't that an attitude that shows that he is ready to wear the Real Madrid shirt?

It is very reasonable for Liverpool to prepare for this, which is why they are now being linked with Joshua Kimmich. Even though he is not young anymore but I think he is a suitable replacement for Trent Alexander Arnold.

I also see reason in Alexander Arnold move to Real Madrid, some opportunities are impossible to refuse. I mean who doesn’t dream of playing for a prestigious club like Real Madrid and for such a huge wage at this time of his career If you ask me I see it as a dream opportunity and he should jump on it. He has been remarkable with Liverpool for the years but it has come to that time in every players career to seek bigger challenges.

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With Al Nassr losing Talisca, they had an open door for another player. They used that for Villa player Duran, and I am sure that they are happy with that decision without a doubt, they are getting better with this.

Plus, they got younger as well, dude is very young and I am sure that we are going to see them have a future proof with these transfers as well. They got Ronaldo and after that they got just older players and that was quite sure a great deal for them for fame, but with younger players they could just keep playing them for ten seasons this way. Look at this kid, just 21 years old, and I am sure that they are going to make sure that they are going to do a lot better for many seasons, definitely a better replacement than Taslica.

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Since the last time he played against Nottingham last December, until now he is no longer bring by Amorim even as a reserve in every of their matches, meaning that Rashford's future at Manchester United is clearly a puzzle at the moment, indeed so far he has been linked with moving to several clubs outside the Premier League but until now thats not yet materialized especially since the transfer market is currently coming to an end, Amorim has made it clear that players who don't perform well will never be included in his squad, so I think Rashford currently only have two options for his career, which is to stay at Manchester United on the condition that he can improve his performance or move to another team on loan or permanently with the option of a salary cut.

This saga with Marcus Rashford has been going on for a while and with the transfer window just a few days away from closing I think Manchester United need to move fast in deciding what to do either to sell or keep but seeing the strories and comments going around the internet I doubt Amorim is willing to retain Marcus Rashford and the earlier this matter is cleared out the best for both parties. His choices now are either to improve or leave which I kinda admire about Amorim.

Rashford needs to try his skills somewhere else, since old Trafford isn't favorable anymore to him, leaving the club is the best option. Currently Galatasaray and Fenerbahce are on the race for Rashford, even AC Milan wants the 27 year old to play in their club. However, from the look of this report Galatasaray seems to be the best fit for Rashford to face a fresh challenge.

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Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on January 31, 2025, 12:59:21 AM

Again and again Napoli rejected lucrative offer for Osimhen. It's hard to understand what they wanted, but finding a buyer that willing to buy him more than 100 million is impossible.

They'er now rejecting Galatasaray's offer to sign Osimhen for 65 million. I personally saw it as a good offer consider Osimhen's contract is not that long.

If they keep stubborn to keep him far longer, they may lose a lot of money. The fact none is willing to take him with overpriced fees.

Napoli are playing with fire with the nasty and greedy decision they are harbouring around the transfer fees of Victor Osimhen. In the last window transfer of 2024 if my memory serves me right, the fee amount other clubs were willing to offer for Osimhen was high above what Galatasaray is offering right now which Napoli are still rejecting and it underscores the fact that as time goes on that's how Osimhen fees will continue to reduce as Napoli refuses to sell and they might just end in loss. And as it stands it doesn't seem like Osimhen is willing to play under Conte at Napoli due to what interplayed between them at the beginning of the season.

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Quote from: mamesso on January 30, 2025, 10:17:29 PM

~snip~
Regarding Duran transfer from Aston Villa to Al Nassr, it was very surprising, apart from the player's very young age, the transfer process also cost a lot of money.
He is now set to leave English football after Aston Villa agreed a deal from Al-Nassr.

Source: FabrizioRomano

This transfer I can understand as Duran has always been in the shadows of Olle Watkins , and we all know that it's a non contest when we compare the two... And take nothing from Duran has his a big talent too, who probably wants regualr time like any other footballer,
and Aston Villa will miss his services should Watkins get a knock or something in those lines.

And looking at how the transfer market is going, seems we don't have enough strikers to go around for everyone, and any body with convincing talent will surely get the big money..just hope we don't see another Neymar Roll Eyes

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Quote from: Frankolala on January 31, 2025, 04:33:28 AM

Will I say that he did this for the money or because he has the dreams of playing along side with Ronaldo. Probably, it was because of the former and I believe he has made his decisions based on what he wants. Football is now more of business for both players and clubs. I will not be surprised, if in ten years time, young Europe footballers will be rushing to SPL.

This must be because of money in my opinion he has destroyed his own career by choosing money over trophies, even though Aston Villa is currently on the right track in the Champions League he should be able to think critically for himself who is still young to fight for everything in Europe this seems bad enough for his career a 21 year old player should be pursuing his best place in Europe not choosing money first, in my opinion he has chosen to retire from the best football realm.
And I also feel that there is something unfair that the Saudi clubs have done FIFA must take action against them because they have spent a lot of money and of course it is not in accordance with the procedure, they have also destroyed the careers of young players or greedy money with their greed, I don't mind if the Saudi clubs refer to old players but young players should not be poisoned by money.

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Quote from: mamesso on January 30, 2025, 10:17:29 PM

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Quote from: Woodie on January 28, 2025, 02:37:16 PM

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A couple of transfer news coming in now and then, as we know the January transfer window is a short and very complicating one, teams are actively making efforts to get signings and recruitment to boost their team strength. It is no longer new that Neymar Jnr has made a move to his boyhood club Santos after his contract was terminated in Saudi Arabia. Also read that Duran if Aston Villa will be joining Ronaldo in Al Nassr this January with a couple of other news going on but not concrete at the moment so we are still watching.

Teams looking to strengthen their squad in the January transfer window must act quickly as the window is very short, with some news coming from reliable sources and the transfer process being true, such as Neymar soon joining his childhood club. Regarding Duran transfer from Aston Villa to Al Nassr, it was very surprising, apart from the player's very young age, the transfer process also cost a lot of money.
He is now set to leave English football after Aston Villa agreed a deal from Al-Nassr.

Source: FabrizioRomano

Will I say that he did this for the money or because he has the dreams of playing along side with Ronaldo. Probably, it was because of the former and I believe he has made his decisions based on what he wants. Football is now more of business for both players and clubs. I will not be surprised, if in ten years time, young Europe footballers will be rushing to SPL.

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Quote from: MainIbem on January 31, 2025, 03:59:11 AM

Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on January 31, 2025, 12:59:21 AM

Again and again Napoli rejected lucrative offer for Osimhen. It's hard to understand what they wanted, but finding a buyer that willing to buy him more than 100 million is impossible.

They'er now rejecting Galatasaray's offer to sign Osimhen for 65 million. I personally saw it as a good offer consider Osimhen's contract is not that long.

If they keep stubborn to keep him far longer, they may lose a lot of money. The fact none is willing to take him with overpriced fees.

Rejecting a an offer that's as huge as €65 million from Galatasaray should tell you that there's more to what is happening between Victor Osimhen and Napoli's management than what we're seeing on the media. Anyone who's been following the speculations about the future of the Nigeria striker since he fell out of the Italian club is that both parties are very reluctant in accepting any deal that'll more beneficial to one party.
Napoli at this moment I think is trying to punish Osimhen for not accepting their own terms but before the end of the summer transfer window, I expect both parties to come to an agreeable ground and part ways.

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Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on January 31, 2025, 12:59:21 AM

Again and again Napoli rejected lucrative offer for Osimhen. It's hard to understand what they wanted, but finding a buyer that willing to buy him more than 100 million is impossible.

They'er now rejecting Galatasaray's offer to sign Osimhen for 65 million. I personally saw it as a good offer consider Osimhen's contract is not that long.

If they keep stubborn to keep him far longer, they may lose a lot of money. The fact none is willing to take him with overpriced fees.

65 Million Euros is kinda small for Osimhen, his market value is already 77 Million Euros, but I do understand Galatasaray can only afford 65 Million Euros because they're not rich. This give a chance for Arsenal or Manchester United to sign Osimhen, both of them can afford 100 Million Euros for him.

If Arsenal sign Osimhen, they might become a champion because they're still relying on Saka, if they have Osimhen, they can rely on both of them.

Napoli already know that Galatasaray can pay beyond 65 million for Victor Osimhen even though they end up winning their league this season, the market value of Osimhen may be bigger than what Galatasaray is offering but they have to accept it if no other club is willing to offer a bigger amount to him. Arsenal can afford him but is Arsenal willing to pay the amount that Napoli wants to sell the player because most times Arsenal only go for players they can sign with smaller amounts then groom them to become quality players they will not consider winning the league instead as they are still making good money from the selling of players. Manchester United should be a top team that should consider bringing the player into the team during the transfer market but Amorim is the person that should know what the team needs right now.

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Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on January 31, 2025, 12:59:21 AM

Again and again Napoli rejected lucrative offer for Osimhen. It's hard to understand what they wanted, but finding a buyer that willing to buy him more than 100 million is impossible.

They'er now rejecting Galatasaray's offer to sign Osimhen for 65 million. I personally saw it as a good offer consider Osimhen's contract is not that long.

If they keep stubborn to keep him far longer, they may lose a lot of money. The fact none is willing to take him with overpriced fees.

Whether they like it or not they'll be forced to sell him at a lower price during the summer transfer window, Osimhen is a very good baller, one of the best finisher across Europe but it would be difficult to sell him at that price Napoli placed on him therefore they'll have to reduce the offer if they really want to offload and cash in on him if not they should ready for another possible loan deal from Galatasaray or other clubs across Europe. However, Galatasaray needs to go back with a more improved offer during the summer Window if they really want to secure Osimhen permanently, being on loan in their team is an advantage therefore they should use it wisely, 75 million wth ad-ons could be enough to convince Napoli to let him leave permanently. Anyways, other clubs especially Premier League clubs like Manchester United, Chelsea are interested in the Osimhen deal so the competition could get tough by summer.

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Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on January 31, 2025, 12:59:21 AM

Again and again Napoli rejected lucrative offer for Osimhen. It's hard to understand what they wanted, but finding a buyer that willing to buy him more than 100 million is impossible.

They'er now rejecting Galatasaray's offer to sign Osimhen for 65 million. I personally saw it as a good offer consider Osimhen's contract is not that long.

If they keep stubborn to keep him far longer, they may lose a lot of money. The fact none is willing to take him with overpriced fees.

65 Million Euros is kinda small for Osimhen, his market value is already 77 Million Euros, but I do understand Galatasaray can only afford 65 Million Euros because they're not rich. This give a chance for Arsenal or Manchester United to sign Osimhen, both of them can afford 100 Million Euros for him.

If Arsenal sign Osimhen, they might become a champion because they're still relying on Saka, if they have Osimhen, they can rely on both of them.

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Quote from: Litzki1990 on January 30, 2025, 08:40:57 PM

Neymar left Al Hilal and returned to his old club in which he faced huge financial losses. He would have received a lot of money at Al Hilal, a fraction of which he would not have received at that club in Brazil, but he still wants to play football so he accepts these losses.
When Neymar first broke into the national team, everyone thought he would be one of the best players in Brazil's history and that he would achieve a lot for the country, but he was unable to do much for himself or the country despite creating so much potential due to constant injuries. With the 2026 World Cup ahead and Neymar's desire to make one last attempt at the 2026 World Cup, he chose a new club at the end of his career to remain injury-free.

I hope that he can stay injury free for at least this one season and perform his best in the 2026 World Cup to lead the team to a good position.

He made so much money, I think it doesn't matter for him anymore. If you add up all the money he made from his time in Barcelona where he got allegedly a huge signing bonus, then the huge deal he had with PSG where he made close to €60 million per year and then the roughly ¢100 million he made per year when he was playing for Al Hilal. He actually only played seven games for them as far as I know, which is insane if you break the salary down in an average per game Grin

It is said that at Santos he will make around 1.5 million per year, so I think he is going there to only have some fun in the final phase of his career and maybe he likes to be in his home country. It's probably not quite the European lifestyle, but since he didn't have it anyway when he played for Al Hilal, maybe this move it what was on his agenda for a while.

When he had his breakthrough at Barcelona, it is hard to believe that he decided to go from there to PSG, then Al Hilal and then Santos. To me it sounds like a wasted career of a super talent.

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