I think that there is no guarantee for Bayern Munich not to go for Erling Haaland this summer. Because Robert Lewandowski is one of the most speculated players these days. It is claimed that he will leave the team this summer. And in this case, Bayern Munich will definitely need a top striker like him. And it looks like the best candidate for them is Erling Haaland. They would go for him surely in that situation I assume. But I'm having my doubts about if Haaland would like to stay in the same league. And maybe he is dreaming a team in other league already.
Have an option for getting Haaland Bayern Munich should sell Lewandoksi to other club but depending Haaland keep want to play on Bundesliga or not after many bigger club from Manchester City and Real Madrid interested with him. Haaland probably will leave Dortmund on this summer because he not any trophies getting with Dortmund in this year and need new get new club with potential get trophies every year, maybe if not moving to Manchester City I think Real Madrid is good decision to be new club for Haaland and have more competitive league than Bundesliga. 
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Dortmund are still keeping their hopes alive about keeping Erling Haaland for at least one more season here. But this doesn't seem to be any realistic to me honestly. A top striker at this age like Haaland would definitely want to play at bigger teams from now on. He deserves to play at any one of the top clubs now. And there are already big clubs monitoring his situation regularly now. They are like they can't wait to make an offer for him this summer. Barcelona and Manchester City seem to be serious candidates for now.
I think Dortmund is in a good place to keep their golden egg in the person of Haaland. Yes they are, compare to PSG keeping Mbappe.Although for a player with the calibre of Erling that is sorted by most big teams in Europe, it will be difficult for him to resist the temptation of moving.
In fact, there were rumours that he would not go to PSG but to Real Madrid, it seems more obvious, even if Mbappe goes there too... The Bundesliga is essentially as boring as the French league, but France is more attractive for its play, there are teams there that can fight back against PSG. The German league is boring because no one competes there apart from Bayern. It's hard for me to guess where a young Borussia player will go. Both teams are good and pay well
Dortmund are still keeping their hopes alive about keeping Erling Haaland for at least one more season here. But this doesn't seem to be any realistic to me honestly. A top striker at this age like Haaland would definitely want to play at bigger teams from now on. He deserves to play at any one of the top clubs now. And there are already big clubs monitoring his situation regularly now. They are like they can't wait to make an offer for him this summer. Barcelona and Manchester City seem to be serious candidates for now.
I think Dortmund is in a good place to keep their golden egg in the person of Haaland. Yes they are, compare to PSG keeping Mbappe.Although for a player with the calibre of Erling that is sorted by most big teams in Europe, it will be difficult for him to resist the temptation of moving.
Of course Dortmund would like to keep Haaland, but I think it will become a financial issue and then he simply cannot be kept. We also have to think about the sporting aspects, with Dortmund you will never take it seriously again to win the title in the Champions League. If he goes to Madrid, City, or PSG, they are all serious contenders. He will also want to move forward and win big trophies. With Dortmund in the competition, Bayern will become champions in the coming years. That will be a fairly empty cupboard for Haaland.
Dortmund are still keeping their hopes alive about keeping Erling Haaland for at least one more season here. But this doesn't seem to be any realistic to me honestly. A top striker at this age like Haaland would definitely want to play at bigger teams from now on. He deserves to play at any one of the top clubs now. And there are already big clubs monitoring his situation regularly now. They are like they can't wait to make an offer for him this summer. Barcelona and Manchester City seem to be serious candidates for now.
I think Dortmund is in a good place to keep their golden egg in the person of Haaland. Yes they are, compare to PSG keeping Mbappe.Although for a player with the calibre of Erling that is sorted by most big teams in Europe, it will be difficult for him to resist the temptation of moving.
I think that there is no guarantee for Bayern Munich not to go for Erling Haaland this summer. Because Robert Lewandowski is one of the most speculated players these days. It is claimed that he will leave the team this summer. And in this case, Bayern Munich will definitely need a top striker like him. And it looks like the best candidate for them is Erling Haaland. They would go for him surely in that situation I assume. But I'm having my doubts about if Haaland would like to stay in the same league. And maybe he is dreaming a team in other league already.
The possibility is always there, Even though Lewa is one of the best strikers this season and is still a prolific striker but it would not be wrong if they wanted to sign Haalaand.It's down to money and they could not give Dortmund the highest price to sign Haalaand because I think there will be other clubs interested and willing to compete on price.
I think that there is no guarantee for Bayern Munich not to go for Erling Haaland this summer. Because Robert Lewandowski is one of the most speculated players these days. It is claimed that he will leave the team this summer. And in this case, Bayern Munich will definitely need a top striker like him. And it looks like the best candidate for them is Erling Haaland. They would go for him surely in that situation I assume. But I'm having my doubts about if Haaland would like to stay in the same league. And maybe he is dreaming a team in other league already.
Lewandowski is often speculated to be leaving Bayern Munich next season, especially until now there has been no agreement on a new contract extension between Lewandowski and Bayern Munich, while this season Lewandowski is entering the final year of his contract with Bayern Munich, currently Lewandowski has been linked with several premier league clubs that really wants to use his services, manchester city, liverpool and arsenal are the front teams to get lewandowski.
I think if lewandowski leaves bayern munchen of course this is a loss for them, because so far lewandowski is a player who is quite productive and very active in scoring goals , indeed haalaand is a target for bayern munchen to anticipate the departure of lewandowski to others club, but I doubt if bayern munchen will be easy to get haaland later, in addition to having a large release clause, haalaand is also reportedly more interested in continuing his career outside the bundesliga league, besides I doubt that dortmund will make the mistake again of releasing their star player to a rival club.
I think that there is no guarantee for Bayern Munich not to go for Erling Haaland this summer. Because Robert Lewandowski is one of the most speculated players these days. It is claimed that he will leave the team this summer. And in this case, Bayern Munich will definitely need a top striker like him. And it looks like the best candidate for them is Erling Haaland. They would go for him surely in that situation I assume. But I'm having my doubts about if Haaland would like to stay in the same league. And maybe he is dreaming a team in other league already.
Anywhere the is a rumour of Lewandowski transfer, then the rumour of Haaland will follow immediately. These two strikers are doing well in Germany but there is a big difference between the two strikers. The difference is the age. If I were Lewandowski and considering my age I will not be in any haste to travel out of Germany especially to Spain, Italy or England where he will witness a stressful football. If he is linked to psg I think it is a good one for him and his age. In the other hand the young Haaland is free to go anywhere and shine but if I were him I would consider the club for the big guys which is Madrid.
Is it 100% guaranteed that Bayern will not get Haaland? I mean he is playing in bundesliga, he is young, he is amazing, he scores a lot there, and he would help Bayern win UCL again if he stays long enough. It is a perfect combination of player/club situation but he would be very expensive. Do we really know 100% that Bayern will not try to match or even exceed the offers?I know Dortmund would probably prefer him to leave to another league, so that they would not have to face him, but Bayern is getting older, and Lewa is getting older, getting rid of him for something like 30-50 million or whatever, and then using another 100 on top of that to get Haaland shouldn't be really a bad idea for them.
A panic sale in football! Roman Abramovich - Chelsea FC is for sale
And he give the profit to the victims of the war in Ukraine and to speed up the reconstruction of the country now and after the war. On the one hand, that's a really great move, but on the other hand, he may be panicking that his assets will be frozen, or is he being pushed into it? There is a lot of money, 1.8 billion euros. After almost 20 years and 20 titles, he has seen everything. So Champions League winners and five English championship titles. I hope an rich investor comes in and continues to do at least as well. Rumours: Todd Boehly is said to be interested. He is part owner of the L.A. Dodgers (baseball).
Are you sure that Roman Abramovich is selling Chelsea FC? As far as I remember, they wrote in the news that he handed over management to the board of trustees. Of course, the owners have influence on the clubs, but it seems to me that this event should not affect the team itself much. Chelsea FC is one of the strongest and should not move from this position due to a possible sale. And he give the profit to the victims of the war in Ukraine and to speed up the reconstruction of the country now and after the war. On the one hand, that's a really great move, but on the other hand, he may be panicking that his assets will be frozen, or is he being pushed into it? There is a lot of money, 1.8 billion euros. After almost 20 years and 20 titles, he has seen everything. So Champions League winners and five English championship titles. I hope an rich investor comes in and continues to do at least as well. Rumours: Todd Boehly is said to be interested. He is part owner of the L.A. Dodgers (baseball).
This is going to be a hard for Chelsea as a club. They will definitely miss him and the club definitely won't be the same again.
I can’t believe how things have changed but yes it’s true he’s been forced to sell Chelsea, and it’s evidently clear that his hand is being forced due to the threat of sanctions. Lastly I feel this is a sad situation as he actually tried to broker peace, gave up the working control of the club and further gave up his claim on the huge loans owed to him, and which owner would do all this hence I hope that somehow he yet manages to retain Chelsea.
I think there will be nothing wrong (in a sporting sense) if Chelsea changes ownership, in the end it should not directly affect the club. The only change in my opinion that is likely to happen is financial policy - maybe the new owner will care more about the club's profitability than titles and then Chelsea will turn into something similar to Arsenal.
I agree with your thoughts, because now the fate of chelsea will be largely determined by the background of the new owner, if indeed the new owner of chelsea is more concerned with profit than achievement, of course it is not impossible that chelsea will end up like arsenal, but if the new owner is a football lover of course he will make chelsea can be a bigger club than it is today.
Still, it's early to call. My heart is heavy after hearing this news. The best outcome for Chelsea is what matters most to me. It's Abrahamovic's decision whether to choose that option or not. I don't think there was another owner who put the same amount of effort into the club as this gentleman did. The owner is committed to seeing the club succeed at all costs. The only thing I hope for is another owner who cares as much as he does. Your absence will be greatly missed.
Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-10571643/British-billionaire-Jim-Ratcliffe-three-interested-groups-Roman-Abramovich-confirms-sale.html
The most important thing is that he gets enough playing practice. So staying at Bayer Leverkusen wouldn't be the worst idea, IMHO. What do you guys think?
He is one of the top star in Leverkusen but honestly at the age of 18 and playing as a midfielder, there isnt that much you can do with him. According to Fabrizio's tweet that there wont be any expected move in 2022 as Leverkusen is still planning on keeping him. Pretty sure this is the best move as he could worth alot more in the future if he turned out to be a great player instead of just a one season wonder kid
10 assists and 7 goals to his name at 18 age..certainly another star in the making. I've always said that Bundesliga is a very good league for young potential players to grow whether it be Sancho , or Haaland or Bellingham... I am sure he is gonna get more attention later on onwards if he continues to play on like this. Probably maybe Bayern?
pretty sure maybe even 90% are sure PSG will definitely lose this player without any more money being made from him.
I think this might be a loss, but for PSG's class, it doesn't really mean much.
Madrid has always been coveted but indeed this is still uncertain because there is still no clarity on this, although there are indeed many media linking Mbappe with Madrid but this is also not a clear reference because before there is an official statement everything can still happen
PSG is not care about how much money spent by Real Madrid on last January window transfer and keep try to get solution for extending new contract with Mbappe, but until right now have offer as most expensive salary player giving for him still not have rumors with Mbappe accepted offering from PSG. I think is difficult faced by Mbappe if try move to Real Madrid although with lower salary giving from PSG but if keep extending new contract maybe he will waste all his career on Ligue 1 only as not really competitive league. Just PSG only as dominance and have financial money except Serie A, Primer League and La Liga looks better than Ligue 1.I think this might be a loss, but for PSG's class, it doesn't really mean much.
Madrid has always been coveted but indeed this is still uncertain because there is still no clarity on this, although there are indeed many media linking Mbappe with Madrid but this is also not a clear reference because before there is an official statement everything can still happen
When Madrid offered Mbappe a pretty fantastic price at that time and PSG refused, actually they still wanted to keep this player in the hope that Mbappe could pay more attention to PSG but until now Mbappe is still sticking with the stance he made because he still wants to move from there.
I personally am a fan of Madrid and of course I expect more from Mbappe this season
I can’t believe how things have changed but yes it’s true he’s been forced to sell Chelsea, and it’s evidently clear that his hand is being forced due to the threat of sanctions. Lastly I feel this is a sad situation as he actually tried to broker peace, gave up the working control of the club and further gave up his claim on the huge loans owed to him, and which owner would do all this hence I hope that somehow he yet manages to retain Chelsea.
I think there will be nothing wrong (in a sporting sense) if Chelsea changes ownership, in the end it should not directly affect the club. The only change in my opinion that is likely to happen is financial policy - maybe the new owner will care more about the club's profitability than titles and then Chelsea will turn into something similar to Arsenal.
I agree with your thoughts, because now the fate of chelsea will be largely determined by the background of the new owner, if indeed the new owner of chelsea is more concerned with profit than achievement, of course it is not impossible that chelsea will end up like arsenal, but if the new owner is a football lover of course he will make chelsea can be a bigger club than it is today.
Still, it's early to call. My heart is heavy after hearing this news. The best outcome for Chelsea is what matters most to me. It's Abrahamovic's decision whether to choose that option or not. I don't think there was another owner who put the same amount of effort into the club as this gentleman did. The owner is committed to seeing the club succeed at all costs. The only thing I hope for is another owner who cares as much as he does. Your absence will be greatly missed.
I can’t believe how things have changed but yes it’s true he’s been forced to sell Chelsea, and it’s evidently clear that his hand is being forced due to the threat of sanctions. Lastly I feel this is a sad situation as he actually tried to broker peace, gave up the working control of the club and further gave up his claim on the huge loans owed to him, and which owner would do all this hence I hope that somehow he yet manages to retain Chelsea.
I think there will be nothing wrong (in a sporting sense) if Chelsea changes ownership, in the end it should not directly affect the club. The only change in my opinion that is likely to happen is financial policy - maybe the new owner will care more about the club's profitability than titles and then Chelsea will turn into something similar to Arsenal.
I agree with your thoughts, because now the fate of chelsea will be largely determined by the background of the new owner, if indeed the new owner of chelsea is more concerned with profit than achievement, of course it is not impossible that chelsea will end up like arsenal, but if the new owner is a football lover of course he will make chelsea can be a bigger club than it is today.
The most important thing is that he gets enough playing practice. So staying at Bayer Leverkusen wouldn't be the worst idea, IMHO. What do you guys think?
He is one of the top star in Leverkusen but honestly at the age of 18 and playing as a midfielder, there isnt that much you can do with him. According to Fabrizio's tweet that there wont be any expected move in 2022 as Leverkusen is still planning on keeping him. Pretty sure this is the best move as he could worth alot more in the future if he turned out to be a great player instead of just a one season wonder kid
FC Bayern München, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are interested in signing Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz. He still has a contract at Leverkusen until 30.06.2026 and his current market value is about €70m according to transfermarket.com.
Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1499394536350498819
I really think Wirtz would be a great reinforcement for all three clubs. At 18 years old, he is one of the top talents in Germany and if he continues to play like this, he will have a great career ahead of him. The most important thing is that he gets enough playing practice. So staying at Bayer Leverkusen wouldn't be the worst idea, IMHO. What do you guys think?
Bayern, Real Madrid and Barcelona are watching Florian Wirtz closely for the future. There's nothing advanced with any club yet. No move is expected in 2022 [@FabrizioRomano]
Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1499394536350498819
I really think Wirtz would be a great reinforcement for all three clubs. At 18 years old, he is one of the top talents in Germany and if he continues to play like this, he will have a great career ahead of him. The most important thing is that he gets enough playing practice. So staying at Bayer Leverkusen wouldn't be the worst idea, IMHO. What do you guys think?
I can’t believe how things have changed but yes it’s true he’s been forced to sell Chelsea, and it’s evidently clear that his hand is being forced due to the threat of sanctions. Lastly I feel this is a sad situation as he actually tried to broker peace, gave up the working control of the club and further gave up his claim on the huge loans owed to him, and which owner would do all this hence I hope that somehow he yet manages to retain Chelsea.
I think there will be nothing wrong (in a sporting sense) if Chelsea changes ownership, in the end it should not directly affect the club. The only change in my opinion that is likely to happen is financial policy - maybe the new owner will care more about the club's profitability than titles and then Chelsea will turn into something similar to Arsenal.
I agree with your thoughts, because now the fate of chelsea will be largely determined by the background of the new owner, if indeed the new owner of chelsea is more concerned with profit than achievement, of course it is not impossible that chelsea will end up like arsenal, but if the new owner is a football lover of course he will make chelsea can be a bigger club than it is today.
A panic sale in football! Roman Abramovich - Chelsea FC is for sale
I will be following this deal with great interest. I hope in the end Chelsea will be bought by some public person and not by a murky "investment fund" from some offshore. Because in this case, I will assume that this is a fictitious deal and Abramovich simply shifted the asset from one pocket to another in order to avoid sanctions. However, judging by the mood of the whole world, now it will be very difficult to do this. Abramovic is abandoning the UK economy entirely.
I can’t believe how things have changed but yes it’s true he’s been forced to sell Chelsea, and it’s evidently clear that his hand is being forced due to the threat of sanctions. Lastly I feel this is a sad situation as he actually tried to broker peace, gave up the working control of the club and further gave up his claim on the huge loans owed to him, and which owner would do all this hence I hope that somehow he yet manages to retain Chelsea.
I think there will be nothing wrong (in a sporting sense) if Chelsea changes ownership, in the end it should not directly affect the club. The only change in my opinion that is likely to happen is financial policy - maybe the new owner will care more about the club's profitability than titles and then Chelsea will turn into something similar to Arsenal.
Chelsea has officially released a statement that Roman Abramovich will sell the club before Chelsea facing Luton in the FA Cup.
Abramovich was forced to sell Chelsea due to the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, where Abramovich is known to have close ties
to the Russian president. So Abramovich's assets are in danger of being frozen as economic sanctions are imposed by various countries
on individuals who are with the Russian government. In fact, since Abramovich officially became the owner of Chelsea in 2003, Abramovich
succeeded in turning Chelsea into a very formidable team in Europe. I think Abramovich is the best owner of the club, really providing financial
support to make the Chelsea squad strong. I'm not sure the new Chelsea owner will be as good as Abramovich, because as you said there is
a possibility that the new Chelsea owners will be more concerned about profits than winning trophies. Hopefully my guess is wrong, and Chelsea
get a new owner who is as good as Abramovich.
It makes a difference that Russia does not really have top football players worldwide. How would that affect the transfer market otherwise? It would be extremely dubious to fire (expell) Russian football players from football clubs because they only have Russian nationality. A statement will be made by the clubs, but there could also be a few smaller clubs that don't care about the situation and are now signing Russian footballers for a low transfer price.
It is a trying time for Ukraine and they have every right to be aggrieved. When it come to football the sanction is going overboard. Football is supposed to United all of us. Everything hangs in the balance of the political situation around the world. Russians should not be punished because of their nationality. Jump to: