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The hottest properties around Europe’s five football leagues are surely going places as soon as the summer transfer window opens. The list of clubs eager to get the world’s brightest starlets put pen to paper on their contracts is extensive as always. Yet, there are some huge names on the potential transfer list, including the goats themselves.

They say that Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi will change their football domicile this summer. Well, we can never rest assured of Europe’s biggest clubs’ transfer plans until they make up their minds. Nonetheless, we’re pretty sure that we can predict quite accurately the transfers that will happen this summer. Hence, here’s a bit of transfer betting wisdom for you.

1. Alphonso Davies to Real Madrid

Yes, Bayern Munich have proved to all of us that at the moment, there is no better club to join in Europe. Hansi Flick’s side, led by the ultimate striker Lewandowski, has just won the sextuple by defeating Tigres UANL in the FIFA Club World Cup. Still, nature will run its course, and the best players will be looking to play at the new Bernabéu shortly. Joining Real Madrid is like getting a jackpot. And you, too, can win a lot of money if you bet on this transfer. If you want to win money right now, then you can take advantage of the best casino bonuses. In our reviews you can find information about 200% casino bonus. This will help you win real money quickly and easily. Unfortunately, things are not so easy for Real Madrid. With Marcelo on the brink of joining Inter Miami, the online rumor has it that Florentino Perez wants nobody else but Alphonso Davies on the left-back position.

2. Lionel Messi to Manchester City

Even though Man City distances themselves from this move, we all know the Guardiola would love to have Messi back in his match-day starting lineup. With the Blaugrana falling apart after a series of disastrous transfers, the club’s net debt is now more than 1 billion euros. Even Neymar, who has claimed earlier this year that Barcelona is his “home,” has now changed his mind saying that PSG is a club he wants to win trophies with. With Messi’s contract details having been leaked online, it seems like Barca won’t be able to pay another 550 million for the Argentinian to stay. Hence, Messi’s move to Man City looks as likely as it has never been. It seems like we’re on the verge of witnessing the most glorious Premier League transfer ever.

3. Erling Haaland to Chelsea

Since Didier Drogba left Chelsea for good in 2015, the Blues have struggled to replace him with a world-class striker. Diego Costa was something of a Drogba gonzo, yet, he did not live up to be named another King of Stamford Bridge. Looking for a good striker is like looking for the best paying casinos online, as you want to rest assured in advance that the result won’t take long to come. Sometimes, you have to switch a couple of casinos with low payout rates before you find the best online casino. Still, this is not the scenario that is quite necessary to follow. You can read reviews on the best casinos on specialized websites and get to know how to make the right choice from the onset. With Lampard sacked and the German Tuchel now being Chelsea’s gaffer, the Aristocrats’ chances of singing Haaland are unprecedentedly high. Tuchel has coached Borussia Dortmund, Haaland’s current club, and will surely know how to lure the young Norwegian to where Fulham and King’s roads meet in London.

4. Kylian Mbappé to Real Madrid

The void left behind by Cristiano’s departure has never seemed to be fully reinstated by the Spanish royal club. After a few relatively successful years without the club’s all-time leading goal scorer, Los Blancos are now trying to get back on track of reestablishing their Galacticos status. Florentino Pérez understands that the likes of Ramos, Modric, Kross, and Benzema are all approaching retirement while Real Madrid needs to stay on top of European football. Signing Mbappé would be the best step to take in that direction. Of course, the French wunderkind has alleged his loyalty to PSG but, akin to Alphonso Davies, it looks like no player in the world can resist the temptation to wear the white jersey.

5. Christian Pulisic to Bayern Munich

We move back to Stamford Bridge, where the so-called second Hazard struggles to gain momentum and provide stable results. We’re talking about Christian Pulisic, whose future at Chelsea is now in doubt as he does not seem to fit into Tomas Tuchel’s 3-4-1-2 formation. The German prefers playing Werner and Mount on the wings, while the striker’s position is being given to Tammy Abraham or Olivier Giroud. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich are looking for a fast-paced winger, and the Germans giants seem to be a perfect destination for so familiar with the Bundesliga Pulisic.

6. Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester United

Cristiano Ronaldo likes to win, and everybody knows that. Yet, Pirlo’s Juventus seems to be a pale shadow of the Allegri’s and Conte’s Old Lady versions. A move to Manchester United that starts to see the light at the end of a long and dark tunnel under Solskjæ would be a logical move for Ronaldo. He wants to add a bit of romance to the last years of his career and coming back to the club that made him a worldwide famous start would be a move the fans will surely appreciate. Of course, many Premier League clubs would like to have Cristiano. But, come one, wouldn’t we like to witness another El Classico in the Premier League? It would be epic!

Let’s Sum It Up

Player transfer odds in football are sometimes even more captivating and interesting than the actual football matches. We all want the best players to join our clubs because we want our clubs to win. Still, while there’s still some time before the transfer window opens, you can practice your betting skills somewhere else.

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Manchester United could be tempted to look into the transfer market in January as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks to push his side into the top four.

This season it's been a very mixed start for Solskjaer's side, with back-to-back defeats against Arsenal and Istanbul Basaksehir recently, but the victory over Everton on Saturday took some of the pain away for United supporters.

It was a relatively busy summer transfer window for Ed Woodward and the United board - bringing in Donny van de Beek, Alex Telles and Edinson Cavani, Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo.

Usually coming after defeats, supporters and pundits pinpoint some of the areas that Solskjaer may address in the January window.

Gary Neville has already made his feelings clear on United's failure in the summer transfer window, and an area they could address in January.

Neville said to Sky Sports: 'They wanted Jadon Sancho obviously to play on that side (right-hand side) and it looks like a real bad error in not getting that position recruited.'

However, another Man United legend - Paul Scholes - disagrees with Neville and thinks his old club should abandon their pursuit of Sancho and instead look for a centre-forward.

Scholes told Stadium Astro: '(Anthony) Martial almost conned us into thinking he was one at the end of last season because he scored so many goals and was quite good.

'He's started this season quite poorly again (speaking in early October), which makes you think he isn't. It's misleading. That's why I've kept saying we need a top-class No. 9.'

According to SkyBet, United are 25/1 to land the signing of Paris Saint-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe.

It's big odds for the France international - who is widely recognised as one of the most talented centre-forwards in world football - but there has been plenty of speculation over his future at Parc des Princes.

As well as that, other positions have been priced up on the betting website, such as midfielders Declan Rice, Dele Alli and Mesut Ozil.

Rice has been heavily linked with a move to Chelsea but he is valued at 14/1 to move to Old Trafford. Alli, who has been out-of-favour under Jose Mourinho at Tottenham Hotspur at the start of this season - is just 8/1.

Ozil is at 16/1 after being left out of both Arsenal's Premier League and Europa League squads, with his contract expiring at the start of next summer.

Sancho, who United chased for the majority of the summer, is priced at 5/1 to finally complete a move to Solskjaer's side.

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Coady (16/1)

Rice (14/1)

Alli (8/1)

Sancho (5/1)

Mbappe (25/1)