Topic: ⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions - page 99. (Read 493629 times)

This is actually my first time of hearing that Real Madrid has interest in Mo.Salah, but does the play have the same?. I follow Fabrizio alot, but the last info I got about Salah was that he actually expressed disappointment in Liverpool for not getting offer from them. Besides, he also made mention of playing his last City game in a Liverpool shirt, which I don't really understand what he meant by that. I hope Liverpool board ain't trying to be stubborn, because Mo.Salah happens to be their star man. It took them a while to recover after letting Sadio mane leave the club, but I don't know how they will be able to cope.

If Liverpool don't want to extend his contract, then we can only find out in the January transfer window because they will definitely bring in someone as replacement. I just hope they know what they're doing.

Newcastle and all of Premier League clubs has been limited by Profit and Sustainability Rules or PSR and this rule requires clubs to maintain a balance between income and expenditure which means Newcastle may need to sell players to comply with the regulation and Eddie Howe has been talking about this rule at the press conference several times ago and the player who possibly will sell probably Alexander Isak and i think if Arsenal is really bought Alexander Isak from Newcastle is could be a good transfer for them and i think one of the advantages if Alexander Isak joining Arsenal is he know the atmosphere of Premier League so he can adapt quickly but i think Arsenal have to spend huge money because Newcastle only want high price for Alexander Isak

If Liverpool still tries to keep Mohamed Salah at Anfield and Salah himself still wants to stay there, of course other teams will find it quite difficult to get Mohamed Salah unless they are paid a much larger amount for a player who is already 30 years old. Because players who still have performance and are still able to make a difference in every match certainly still have value in the market, so Liverpool's move to keep him is also a very appropriate step at this time. Moreover, so far Mohamed Salah has also made quite a good contribution to Liverpool in major competitions.

I read some news and many stated that Real Madrid is indeed considering bringing in Salah, considering his increasing age will be very detrimental if Real Madrid makes transfer purchase and the only right decision is to bring him in as free agent like they got Mbappe.
Moreover, Arne Slot as Liverpool coach also could not provide certainty regarding Salah contract and Liverpool seemed not to accept Salah departure but they also could not provide guarantee to retain the player.

Real Madrid? Knock it off already,  the only big club willing to get him ASAP would be Paris Saint-Germains. Theybhave been heavily linked with Mo Salah if he does leave the premier league competition soon. Real Madrid only has plans to build and grow a young squad, they're not after bringing in aged players. Mo Salah is a brilliant player but I don't see them signing him. They have to deal with players like Vini, Rodrygo,  Arda Gular and also Kylian Mbappe upfront.

Letting Salah go is a bad decision. Liverpool still desperately need him. Moreover, Arne Slot didn't seem to want him to leave either. Wrong performance in some matches is very good. In addition, the management seems to be complying with Arne Slot, there are also rumors that Salah will soon extend the contract. At the moment what Madrid need is a creative midfielder and a defender so I don't think it's for Salah. Another rumor is that Zidane is ready to return to Real Madrid if desired.

Real Madrid have considered a move for Mo Salah, but they will only sign him if he becomes a free agent next summer. Real Madrid is a club that finds it very difficult to spend money to bring in players who are over 30 years old, even though Mo Salah is one of the most sought after players thanks to his impressive performances throughout this season. Liverpool will continue to fight hard to keep Mo Salah at Anfield, he is very worthy of being one of the special players at the club because he always performs well and makes a difference in the team.

He was the one who don't want to extend his contract, I'm sure Leverkusen actually did offer a new contract for him.

You know, if he agreed to extend his contract, other teams might can't afford to sign him, while he want to move to other teams for his career. However, moving to Barcelona isn't the right decision.

If I were him I would move to Bayern Munich or Real Madrid.

Yes, if Madrid wants a Liverpool player, a name that can be potential to recruit is Trent Alexander-Arnold. Real Madrid don't need a new attacker that can mess up on front. Real Madrid need a new defender who can be active to passing ball, and can manage the movement on front also. Real madrid has lost Kross, a player who always supply a ball and control the match, even it's not exactly the same, but Arnold at least can do that to supply movement. Arnold's contract is over on next summer, and there is no sign yet form Liverpool, If deal, Arnold can be on right-back as successor Daniel Carvajal,

Barcelona is really lucky if they get this player on a free transfer because last season Bayern Munich tried to make an offer to Leverkusen but the club refused and now he has to leave as a free agent, I wonder why Leverkusen did not extend this player's contract and then could sell him to another club ? even though that way Leverkusen did not lose this player for free, he is an important player for the club for years so it would be a great loss if the club just let him go.

I agree that Mohamed Salah will probably stay with Liverpool. But if he leaves Real Madrid is strong team that might sign him. With Carlo Ancelotti as their coach Real Madrid wants to make their team stronger even though they already have many good players. Team is interested in Salah and also Heung min Son from Tottenham but only if they can get them without paying a lot of money to their old teams. This shows that Real Madrid is being careful and smart when it comes to signing new players and they want to make sure they get good value for their money.

I absolutely agree with your statement. Two Chelsea players are in the top 5 of top scorers this season. I'm only wondering why people are always thinking negatively. Jackson has showed a very good progress, and he has 0.5 GPM, while Palmer 0.65 - 0.7 GPM. I don't even think to recruit a new striker is solving the problem caused by there's problem in scoring for Chelsea anymore.

It's absolute waste of money to sign a new striker. The better to give Isak to Arsenal. *lol

Jackson might be in form lately but in the past he didn’t play this way and also his performance is not consistent that’s why Chelsea still thinks they are in need of a more prolific striker. Jackson has improved but he cannot be relied on every time so bringing in a striker is not a bad idea at least if Nkunku leaves there will be a backup option.

I don’t know why Arteta is not seeing how desperately they need a striker, Havertz and Gabriel Jesus are not prolific enough to make Arsenal challenge for the trophy. I believe if they have signed a striker since they wouldn’t have lost all those titles they lost to Manchester City they would have won one title at least. There are good strikers on the market now they just have to try and spend if they really want a good striker. Isak is a good option and they could also go for Gyokeres

I think Isak has the potential to be a big team striker because he has proven himself despite playing for Newcastle United. Playing for Arsenal doesn’t put more pressure on players so it will be easy for him to succeed and also i will prefer if Arsenal goes for Isak rather than Gyokeres because Isak already has the premier league experience and it will be easier for him to adapt. Relying on Havertz is just a big waste of time because he will not offer you much.

Salah deserves to have his contract extended because he has made a huge contribution to Liverpool and his presence in the team adds value to all the players there. I think this will be the best season for him because considering his age is no longer young and the target of presenting a title is the last step as an effort to show high dedication to the club. He has reached the best level at this time and if Liverpool does not extend his contract then he can choose to play in the Saudi Arabian Pro League considering his age is no longer young to stay in the Premier League.

M Salah reportedly asked for a higher salary in his new contract, which made Liverpool reluctant to agree, the request certainly has the potential to disrupt the club financial balance. It is possible that Liverpool wants a big profit from the Saudi Pro League club, by encouraging M Salah to leave the club in January. I think this is not about age, because M Salah is still very worthy to be maintained.

We have seen M Salah for years, his contribution is difficult to surpass by other players. Liverpool management should think carefully, because it is very difficult to find a suitable replacement if M Salah really leaves. I think it would be better if M Salah maintained for one more season, it would give management more time to find new talent in the future.

I'm far from being a gunner but, I have always wanted Arsenal to sign a premier league proven striker,  the name that comes to mind whenever I say this has always been Alexander Isak. Finally, I want to see him join them alone.
Manchester united can't win nothing with most of these strikers tory currently have with them taking high payrolls, names currently mentioned are Samu of Porto and Victor Osimhen. Alphonsu Davies should learn from David Alaba and swing the right way. ( R Madrid ).

Yes, it seems most likely that Liverpool will prefer to extend the contract with Moh Salah to maintain the squad's performance. However, regarding Madrid interest in recruiting the player, I'm sure it won't happen. Because Madrid is currently experiencing problems in the defense line and Ancelotti must focus more on the weak defense. On the one hand, we all know how the attack line currently has several reliable players. And recruiting Moh Salah will be an additional problem for Madrid in the future.

Honestly, I believe that Salah's contract with Liverpool will be renewed, yes!
In any case, there is already a free transfer for Salah if he leaves Liverpool... Real Madrid is closely monitoring the upcoming transfer windows and Carlo Ancelotti knows that he has not been at his best in recent seasons and understands the need to strengthen his squad.
Even though he already has a squad full of "stars", the board is planning to make impactful signings to further strengthen the group and Mohamed Salah is one of those players, along with Heung-min Son from Tottenham.
However, Real Madrid has already stated that it will only move forward with its signings if the players are available without transfer fees.

Chelsea doesn't need a striker to be honest, we have Nkunku and Jackson doing well, except they want one out we don't need a new striker, they should prioritise getting more CBs because we're lacking in that area.

In the aspect of getting another striker Osimhen or Gyokeres should be the most likely choice although Osimhen likely will be better since it has been consistent not just for a season or two. Alexander Isak had injuries struggles last season and still do well same has Osimhen who is more better. In terms of getting any cheaper, Osimhen may likely be since Napoli will want him to leave after their relationship became really bad while Newcastle will try to keep their key player by all possible means.

You are right. I don't know why Liverpool are using age as a factor to determine if they will offer Salah a contract extension or not. If so so many players like Van Dijk who is older than Salah should also be affected too. Salah has been instrumental for Liverpool over the years and has become one of the fans favourite and legend of the club also. I think it should be fair for Liverpool to offer him a contract extension for his immense contribution to the success of Liverpool over the years.