After Barcelona were humiliated in the Champions League once again, Lionel Messi has handed in a transfer request. With PSG and Manchester City interested, could he really leave Barcelona?
Although teams are likely to be more cautious going into the next transfer window, the interest […]
Following the Coronavirus outbreak, football clubs’ finances have taken a huge hit, demonstrated by clubs as large as Manchester United and Tottenham taking out loans in order to assist with running costs and the unfortunate news that Wigan Athletic has entered administration. For this reason, we have decided to produce a list of five players that appear to be undervalued in the current market as clubs aim to maximise the impact of any funds they are able to invest in the transfer market.
Our estimated market value calculator can also be used to predict a player’s future value by making assumptions on their potential career path. In order to demonstrate this, we will take a closer look at the Monaco and England U21 player, Jonathan Panzo.
The 2016/2017 season was a big one for Timo Werner as it was a season in which he moved from Stuttgart to a highly-ambitious club named Red Bull Leipzig who were aiming to upset the dominance of Bayern Munich and announce themselves on the European stage.
With the Primary Transfer Window now closed, it presents the perfect opportunity for our first dedicated review of the MLS. A total of 37 ‘significant’ transfers were completed during the window. The League’s dealings in the window are found to be the most accurate that we have ever recorded.
After the completion of the January transfer window, we look back and assess the business conducted by Club's over the season and the key dealings which took place.
The impact of the Coronavirus outbreak is being felt across the globe, with almost 600,000 confirmed cases and over 25,000 deaths at the time of writing. In football, the vast majority of leagues have been suspended until May at least, with play now expected to continue into the Summer. However, it remains to be seen how this may impact the Summer Transfer Window.
In 2017, Nathan Ake moved away from Chelsea to Bournemouth in search of first team football. Since then he has gone from strength to strength as he helps the south coast club to solidify their position in the Premier League. Whilst the club may be battling to avoid relegation this season, Ake has still continued to impress and has led to some teams towards the top of the table showing an increased interest in the Dutch international defender.
When Gabriel Barbosa (Gabigol) burst onto the scene as a 16 year old at Santos, many of Europe’s largest clubs began tracking the young Brazillian. The forward eventually joined Inter in the Summer of 2016, which was regarded as somewhat of a coup for the capital Club. However, any initial excitement generated by this signing quickly turned to disappointment. After returning to Brazil, his form has rebounded, once again drawing attention for the player from Europe, with a host of clubs again beginning to circle for his signature.