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Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on October 23, 2024, 06:07:21 AM

There's speculation about Arsenal trying to sign Jhon Duran from Aston Villa for at least £75m and that's a good move for a young striker because the Arsenal team has many other young players like Saka who play in the forward position and am sure his pairing with Duran will be very beneficial.

Finally, Arsenal is getting tired of Havertz, who played as ST. It's weird if they were not replacing him. I support their decision to take Jhon Duran as a new striker for the club. My impression of Duran is that he's very strong physically, fast, young, and hungry like a wolf, but a joy to watch.

The only problem is that Emery has Duran on his main plan, and this is going to be a very difficult task to be completed. I strongly believe Emery won't let him leave Villa so easily.

Let's see how big an offer will be made by Arsenal for him. That's very interesting to see a gunman like him join a top club in the PL. I'm sure it will be more than 75 m.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on October 23, 2024, 06:36:05 AM

I thought Carlo Ancelotti would retire after leaving Real Madrid, but the Brazilian National Team would be a great opportunity for him. Winning a World Cup with Brazil could make him one of the greatest managers in history. Looking at Brazil's squad, you can see they have fantastic players, so this is not an impossible goal.

Brazil is like PSG, they have many quality players like other top teams, but it's still not enough and they never won Champions League.

It's hard for Brazil to win Copa America or World Cup, I guess they need to wait until Messi choose to retire from national team. However, Brazil will also lose Neymar, despite he's still 33 years old, but he will retire early due to poor habit.

Neymar is the last Jogo Bonito, his contribution is as big as Messi.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on October 23, 2024, 06:36:05 AM

I thought Carlo Ancelotti would retire after leaving Real Madrid, but the Brazilian National Team would be a great opportunity for him. Winning a World Cup with Brazil could make him one of the greatest managers in history. Looking at Brazil's squad, you can see they have fantastic players, so this is not an impossible goal.

He eventually had to leave and hand over the Real Madrid legacy to better hands. Ancelotti has achieved everything in Madrid, and next season could be his last as a club coach. Moreover getting an offer to coach the Brazilian national team is a challenge to rise to international level. Brazil is full of incredibly talented players but has not found the right coach and Ancelotti could be the perfect answer.

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Quote from: TelolettOm on October 22, 2024, 06:59:05 PM

Ancelotti already tried to leave Real Madrid. If you followed the news, you must know Ancelotti was rumored to be the coach of Brazilian national team. But Real Madrid board still wants him staying. So Ancelotti stays until 2026. After 2026, Real Madrid is possible to have a new coach. However, this only can happen if Real Madrid doesn't try to offer Ancelotti a new contract extension.

Previous rumor:
- Ancelotti to coach Brazil at 2024 Copa America - CBF boss (espn.co.uk)
- Carlo Ancelotti would be keen on leaving Real Madrid to coach the Brazil national team (transfermarkt.co.uk)

I thought Carlo Ancelotti would retire after leaving Real Madrid, but the Brazilian National Team would be a great opportunity for him. Winning a World Cup with Brazil could make him one of the greatest managers in history. Looking at Brazil's squad, you can see they have fantastic players, so this is not an impossible goal.

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There's speculation about Arsenal trying to sign Jhon Duran from Aston Villa for at least £75m and that's a good move for a young striker because the Arsenal team has many other young players like Saka who play in the forward position and am sure his pairing with Duran will be very beneficial.
Also, Jack Wilshere will be moving to Norwich as the head coach after he was recently signed and he will be expected to replicate his best performance as when he coached the Arsenal feeders team.

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Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on October 21, 2024, 06:51:48 AM

I think Alexander would likely remain at Liverpool because he is most needed with the teams current performance and hopes for the premier League trophy. Many other performing players like Salah has also not yet been approached by same team for contract extension talks, so I believe Liverpool will likely have that talk with him and dissuade any move to the Spanish giant, Real Madrid.

The situation is now 50/50 as no conviction can really be held given that speculation is still ongoing. Liverpool will obviously try to keep Trent at Anfield but on the other hand of course we know that Madrid's target is difficult to escape because sooner or later when Madrid is serious then any player they can get.

By looking at this situation I think the scheme is that Madrid will try to approach but Liverpool will try to extend the contract, the drama will not be much different from Mbappe but it will not be too protracted because Madrid and Liverpool sometimes do not like long dramas for players.

I still expect Trent to be at Madrid for the future because seeing from the potential and now the position of right-back which does need regeneration, of course Trent is very projectable for the future of Madrid to replace Carvajal and Vasquez.

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Frankly, the second half they played against Borussia Dortmund was probably the best half they played all season long. Now this begs the question whether they will be able to bring on that level consistently or mostly in the Champions League when it is needed? But one thing is for sure, whenever they are interested in new superstars and they watch games like these, who wouldn't want to be playing for Real Madrid? That second half was like a high speed train against a bicycle and I thought Dortmund might have the chance to take something home after the first half.

Funnily enough though, during the halftime interviews one commentator said that this 0-2 doesn't mean much. I thought he must be wrong, but eventually it really meant nothing. Vinicius Junior made the difference.

Yes Real Madrid played amazingly well in second half against Borussia Dortmund. This makes us hopeful they will do well in Champions League. They have problems with consistency but this game shows what they are capable of. Playing for Real Madrid is very appealing to top players. Halftime comments were interesting because they showed how unpredictable football can be. Dortmund played well in first half but Real Madrid dominated second half. To keep playing this well Real Madrid needs to stay focused and consistent. If they do they will be almost unbeatable in Champions League.

Real Madrid's second half was the exact opposite of the first half. The fact that all 5 goals were scored in the second half shows us a very good comeback. Real Madrid made the best Champions League comeback of recent years. Real Madrid is a very successful team and seems to continue their success in the Champions League. It was a match that taught us that you should be careful even if you are 2-0 ahead against Real.

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Quote from: tiCeR on October 22, 2024, 11:22:40 PM

I can see why they would try to sign a free agent like Alexander Arnold to equip themselves also for the future. It would be the right call in my opinion, but competition for that player will be fierce and he can already be looking forward to signing the best contract in his life. 125 million net for five years and a signing bonus of tens of millions on top of that.

It would be stupid for Liverpool to let him go for free though. If he's not willing to stay maybe they will sign a contract with a buyout clause or something similar so Liverpool will gain something from him. I would be surprised if that's not the case considering how much the owner likes to use transfer money to buy new players.

Anyway, the funny coincidence is that some players who exit Liverpool usually fail to perform at their best. Wijnaldum, Mane at Bayern, Coutinho etc. Of course, exceptions exist, and each situation is different but it would be interesting to see if Arnold turns out to be the same or not. If he ever goes out that is.

The club cannot force Trent Alexander-Arnold to extend his contract in Anfield. If he has interest in moving to Real Madrid, it will be difficult to persuade him to remain in Liverpool. I will blame Liverpool for allowing a player of his quality contract to be close to contract expiration before plans are made for renewal. His contract should have been extended two years before the end.

It is believed that Real Madrid is willing to give the England international a long-term contract for about five years with an annual earning of £14-15 million, which is double what he gets from Liverpool. Except Liverpool can convince him and give him a better deal, he might move to Santiago Bernabéu.

There are also reports that Liverpool is already seeking the defender's replacement. The club have started targeting players like Jeremie Frimpong, Vanderson and Michael Kayode as potential replacements.

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Quote from: bitLeap on October 22, 2024, 07:35:26 AM

Rumor has it that Man City are also preparing a possible replacement for Pep Guardiola, and the right person right now is Xabi Alonso. He has a game with a clear system and is quite capable of identifying the abilities of the players as he did with Leverkusen. The problem is that Madrid is also interested in Xabi Alonso, so I hope the hunt for a coach must be taken seriously, especially Madrid who seem lazy about the future of the coach. I don't doubt Ancelotti but we also need to see with quality players like Vini, Mbappe, Rodrygo, Valverde, Bellingham etc. there must be a coach who is able to provide an effective game system.

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I think Man City will do that if Pep Guardiola does not extend his contract at Man City, his future at Man City is still unclear and Pep Guardiola is still thinking carefully whether to leave or stay, however this is a difficult decision for Pep because he has been a Man City coach for a long time and maybe he is experiencing a little boredom so he is still hesitant to extend his contract, if he finally decides to leave the club Xabi Alonso is the right choice he has also built a good reputation at Leverkusen and won the Bundesliga title. Regarding Real Madrid I doubt they will replace Ancelotti with Xabi Alonso because Ancelotti is a good coach and his contract at Real Madrid still runs for 2 more years in the near future maybe they will just observe but if Ancelotti's contract runs out they will just think about recruiting Xabi Alonso.

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Quote from: joniboini on October 23, 2024, 12:01:33 AM

Quote from: tiCeR on October 22, 2024, 11:22:40 PM

I can see why they would try to sign a free agent like Alexander Arnold to equip themselves also for the future. It would be the right call in my opinion, but competition for that player will be fierce and he can already be looking forward to signing the best contract in his life. 125 million net for five years and a signing bonus of tens of millions on top of that.

It would be stupid for Liverpool to let him go for free though. If he's not willing to stay maybe they will sign a contract with a buyout clause or something similar so Liverpool will gain something from him. I would be surprised if that's not the case considering how much the owner likes to use transfer money to buy new players.

Anyway, the funny coincidence is that some players who exit Liverpool usually fail to perform at their best. Wijnaldum, Mane at Bayern, Coutinho etc. Of course, exceptions exist, and each situation is different but it would be interesting to see if Arnold turns out to be the same or not. If he ever goes out that is.

Therefore Liverpool must quickly complete the contract extension with Alexander Arnold must be able to convince that the project at Liverpool is more promising even though I know the dream of moving to Real Madrid is the desire of many players.

Until now there has been no move for Liverpool and Alexander Arnold how the deal is, maybe negotiating between the two of them.

True, I agree with this some players who left Liverpool did not show their best performance, call it Sadio Mane when at Liverpool he was really on fire but to Bayern Munich he has declined finally sold to the Arab league.

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Quote from: tiCeR on October 22, 2024, 11:22:40 PM

I can see why they would try to sign a free agent like Alexander Arnold to equip themselves also for the future. It would be the right call in my opinion, but competition for that player will be fierce and he can already be looking forward to signing the best contract in his life. 125 million net for five years and a signing bonus of tens of millions on top of that.

It would be stupid for Liverpool to let him go for free though. If he's not willing to stay maybe they will sign a contract with a buyout clause or something similar so Liverpool will gain something from him. I would be surprised if that's not the case considering how much the owner likes to use transfer money to buy new players.

Anyway, the funny coincidence is that some players who exit Liverpool usually fail to perform at their best. Wijnaldum, Mane at Bayern, Coutinho etc. Of course, exceptions exist, and each situation is different but it would be interesting to see if Arnold turns out to be the same or not. If he ever goes out that is.

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Quote from: Obari on October 22, 2024, 10:50:39 PM

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I think Alexander would likely remain at Liverpool because he is most needed with the teams current performance and hopes for the premier League trophy. Many other performing players like Salah has also not yet been approached by same team for contract extension talks, so I believe Liverpool will likely have that talk with him and dissuade any move to the Spanish giant, Real Madrid.

The controversial saga coming up when it involves Real Madrid having possible links to sign Alexander Arnold from Liverpool this summer. For me, this is mere football rumor that's obviously attached to every prominent player that's actually in his prime. Alexander Arnold is a good RB for Liverpool and also involved in the key project for Arne Slot for the club, letting him exits from Anfield would do harm in the defendlines and we know that.

Real Madrid have always have eyes on good players and cross-check the signings they've made previous season, it's actually been great for them. Madrid president, Florentino Pérez operates and managed the club so well that they're ranked the best club in Europe all these years. Real Madrid have effective scouting sector that directly offers bids for these rare gems in football.

No I think what really comes into play here is the fact that Alexander Arnold's contract is about to expire and he is a world class RB that would perfectly fit into the Real Madrid game. These high speed, high precision players is what played an important role for Real Madrid for a very long time now and Real Madrid loves RB and LB players to have goal scoring qualities. For quite a while, David Alaba was the one to take the free kicks for Real Madrid, but he is not part of the team at the moment. I can see why they would try to sign a free agent like Alexander Arnold to equip themselves also for the future. It would be the right call in my opinion, but competition for that player will be fierce and he can already be looking forward to signing the best contract in his life. 125 million net for five years and a signing bonus of tens of millions on top of that.

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Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on October 21, 2024, 06:51:48 AM

I think Alexander would likely remain at Liverpool because he is most needed with the teams current performance and hopes for the premier League trophy. Many other performing players like Salah has also not yet been approached by same team for contract extension talks, so I believe Liverpool will likely have that talk with him and dissuade any move to the Spanish giant, Real Madrid.

The controversial saga coming up when it involves Real Madrid having possible links to sign Alexander Arnold from Liverpool this summer. For me, this is mere football rumor that's obviously attached to every prominent player that's actually in his prime. Alexander Arnold is a good RB for Liverpool and also involved in the key project for Arne Slot for the club, letting him exits from Anfield would do harm in the defendlines and we know that.

Real Madrid have always have eyes on good players and cross-check the signings they've made previous season, it's actually been great for them. Madrid president, Florentino Pérez operates and managed the club so well that they're ranked the best club in Europe all these years. Real Madrid have effective scouting sector that directly offers bids for these rare gems in football.

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Quote from: gabbie2010 on October 22, 2024, 06:59:18 PM

Those players mentioned are old players so there purported transfer wouldn't generate any fuss, we are talking about quality and most sought after player whose transfer would be subject of discussion, beside Mbappe had already moved to Real Madrid so there won't be any transter news about him except if he decides to move to Saudi Arabian club which I believe is not possible considering his age and status, Mbappe signed long term contract with Real Madrid though since joining the team he had not really prove his worth however with time he would adapt to laliga.

His decision to move to Real Madrid was the final because he had been interested in a long time and Mbappe had also said that he was quite enthusiastic in Real Madrid because this club was his choice. There was no discussion after this for Mbappe to move to another league and he had not yet entered one season at Real Madrid so it was impossible for discussion to be related to his career.

The quality of him when playing for Real Madrid is good it's just not fully adapted but slowly he has shown good development and he has also scored several important goals for the team.

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Quote from: mv1986 on October 22, 2024, 05:53:11 PM

Frankly, the second half they played against Borussia Dortmund was probably the best half they played all season long. Now this begs the question whether they will be able to bring on that level consistently or mostly in the Champions League when it is needed? But one thing is for sure, whenever they are interested in new superstars and they watch games like these, who wouldn't want to be playing for Real Madrid? That second half was like a high speed train against a bicycle and I thought Dortmund might have the chance to take something home after the first half.

Funnily enough though, during the halftime interviews one commentator said that this 0-2 doesn't mean much. I thought he must be wrong, but eventually it really meant nothing. Vinicius Junior made the difference.

Yes Real Madrid played amazingly well in second half against Borussia Dortmund. This makes us hopeful they will do well in Champions League. They have problems with consistency but this game shows what they are capable of. Playing for Real Madrid is very appealing to top players. Halftime comments were interesting because they showed how unpredictable football can be. Dortmund played well in first half but Real Madrid dominated second half. To keep playing this well Real Madrid needs to stay focused and consistent. If they do they will be almost unbeatable in Champions League.

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Quote from: cicciobtc on May 04, 2017, 12:01:49 PM

I think this summer is going to have fun with the transfer market.
In addition to the players already reported, I think they can change team:
Aubameyang, Coutinho, Aguero, Giroud, Mbappe, Belotti.

I am convinced that we will see exaggerated purchases with new records this summer

Those players mentioned are old players so there purported transfer wouldn't generate any fuss, we are talking about quality and most sought after player whose transfer would be subject of discussion, beside Mbappe had already moved to Real Madrid so there won't be any transter news about him except if he decides to move to Saudi Arabian club which I believe is not possible considering his age and status, Mbappe signed long term contract with Real Madrid though since joining the team he had not really prove his worth however with time he would adapt to laliga.

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Quote from: Zlantann on October 22, 2024, 02:07:52 PM

Real Madrid is too good to go without a trophy this season. They have the chance of winning the La Liga, Copa del Rey and the UEFA Champions League.

We still can't judge Real Madrid should win the trophy. Their performance in UCL and La Liga aren't really impressive. Although they have Mbappe, Mbappe still can't contribute significantly. On the other hand, Barcelona performs well this season. Barcelona even leads the La Liga table. Even if Real Madrid will win the domestic trophy, it seems to be harder that the previous season.

Quote from: Zlantann on October 22, 2024, 02:07:52 PM

Carlo Ancelotti has not given any hint of leaving Real because he has agreed to extend his contract to 2026.

Ancelotti already tried to leave Real Madrid. If you followed the news, you must know Ancelotti was rumored to be the coach of Brazilian national team. But Real Madrid board still wants him staying. So Ancelotti stays until 2026. After 2026, Real Madrid is possible to have a new coach. However, this only can happen if Real Madrid doesn't try to offer Ancelotti a new contract extension.

Previous rumor:
- Ancelotti to coach Brazil at 2024 Copa America - CBF boss (espn.co.uk)
- Carlo Ancelotti would be keen on leaving Real Madrid to coach the Brazil national team (transfermarkt.co.uk)

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Quote from: bitLeap on October 22, 2024, 07:35:26 AM

Rumor has it that Man City are also preparing a possible replacement for Pep Guardiola, and the right person right now is Xabi Alonso. He has a game with a clear system and is quite capable of identifying the abilities of the players as he did with Leverkusen. The problem is that Madrid is also interested in Xabi Alonso, so I hope the hunt for a coach must be taken seriously, especially Madrid who seem lazy about the future of the coach. I don't doubt Ancelotti but we also need to see with quality players like Vini, Mbappe, Rodrygo, Valverde, Bellingham etc. there must be a coach who is able to provide an effective game system.

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So... i don't doubt Ancelotti, but I doubt Ancelotti Grin

A strange statement to be honest, or I misunderstood you. As for Xabi, I hope he will not be associated with City in any way, he has an impeccable reputation, why would he want to tarnish it? If Papa Carlo retires, then a move to Real Madrid would be the most obvious option. Liverpool have apparently dropped out of the race for Xabi as they are happy with Slot.

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Quote from: armanda90 on October 22, 2024, 11:58:03 AM

I doubt with your speculation for Real Madrid's head coach Carlo Ancelotti will not win any trophies in this season, although his tactician not dominance on ball possession but Carlo Ancelotti is most smart manager how his games play keep focus on offensive without have many ball touch and his experienced won many trophies for Real Madrid or become the most UEFA Champion League winner as head coach.
I know Alonso is best replacement for Carlo Ancelotti but after leaving his position, recently Ancelotti not linked or rumor yet will leave his position and Madrid keep trusted for him become manager until his contract over.

This season have many matches left and Madrid remaining three points from Barcelona, how possibilities with Carlo Ancelotti not winning trophy yet in this season? I think too early for predicting with Ancelotti failure.

Real Madrid is too good to go without a trophy this season. They have the chance of winning the La Liga, Copa del Rey and the UEFA Champions League. With the quality of players they have I don't think that they will fail to win at least one of these competitions. Carlo Ancelotti has not given any hint of leaving Real because he has agreed to extend his contract to 2026. Xabi Alonso turned down offers to take over Bayern Munich and Liverpool because he was committed to Bayer Leverkusen. I assume that Ancelotti might not extend his contract beyond 2026 and might also consider taking a national team job or retiring from football.

Frankly, the second half they played against Borussia Dortmund was probably the best half they played all season long. Now this begs the question whether they will be able to bring on that level consistently or mostly in the Champions League when it is needed? But one thing is for sure, whenever they are interested in new superstars and they watch games like these, who wouldn't want to be playing for Real Madrid? That second half was like a high speed train against a bicycle and I thought Dortmund might have the chance to take something home after the first half.

Funnily enough though, during the halftime interviews one commentator said that this 0-2 doesn't mean much. I thought he must be wrong, but eventually it really meant nothing. Vinicius Junior made the difference.

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Quote from: RaltcoinsB on October 22, 2024, 04:58:26 PM

I think they will try to convince him to extend his contract. Trend Alexander arnolt is a very good player. Liverpool will not want to lose him. If he wants to transfer to Real Madrid again, the team cannot stop him. Therefore, in the meantime, I think it would be the right move to ask him for a transfer fee during the transfer period. For this, Liverpool should act very well.

If Real Madrid comes for a player, it is best to consider them already there because it will only take some time before they go there. I don't think we will see Alexander Arnold in Liverpool next season. I can also say the same for William Saliba because Real Madrid has also shown an interest in him. Liverpool should start planning for life without him because that is the inevitable and something that will happen in just some time.

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