Sander Berge Transfer Odds

Arsenal have emerged as the favourite for the signature of Sander Berge from Sheffield United, with a 2/1 price for the Gunners to sign him.

Mikel Arteta’s side are clearly in need of a rebuild to their squad after a disastrous season that has seen them finish outside a European place for the first time in 23 years. The signing of Berge could be a good addition to the Arsenal midfield, especially when the likes of Dani Ceballos and Martin Odegaard leave the club when their loan spells expire in the summer.

At the same time, given how Berge is now a Championship player with the Blades, his price tag will likely drop to something easier on the eye for Arsenal's notorious owners.

The former Genk midfielder could come in to fill the void left behind by the two Real Madrid creative forces, helping form a new-look Arsenal side after the disappointment this season. At 2/1, it could be a deal that goes through.

Berge could also end up in Italy, with AC Milan also potentially interested in a deal for the Sheffield United number eight.

The Serie A outfit could look to strike a cheap deal with the Blades for Berge, especially with French midfielder Soualiho Meïté set to leave the San Siro this summer - the 27-year-old will return to his parent club, Torino, after a loan spell in which he’s made 29 appearances for the Rossoneri this season.

Berge could be brought in as a cheap alternative to fill the gap left by the departing Meïté and the Sander Berge transfer odds are a 4/1 to join AC Milan.

Carlo Ancelotti could look to add more strength to his midfield by bringing Sander Berge to Goodison Park this summer. Berge can play as both a deep-lying defensive midfielder or as a box-to-box midfielder, a handy trait for Ancelotti to make use of, playing him alongside or as a back-up to the likes of Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure, who have both suffered with injury problems throughout this season.

Across the board this deal seems to make sense, given how Everton finished 10th and need to continue to rebuild under Ancelotti, whilst Berge will get more game time here than he would do in north London or places in Italy. At the same time, the incredibly injury prone figure of Jean-Philippe Gbamin remains a major concern after two straight years on the sidelines.

Odds are 10/1 with Skybet for the Toffees to sign the Norwegian international in the summer.

Leeds United might also fancy taking advantage of Sheffield United’s relegation by bringing in Sander Berge for a cut price. Berge’s relegation release clause means clubs only have to pay a reported £35m for his services, which could see Marcelo Bielsa swoop to bring the former Genk man to Elland Road.

Kalvin Phillips has been one of the standout performers for Bielsa’s Leeds, seeing him earn England call-ups in recent seasons. You wouldn’t be surprised if one of the big Premier League clubs went chasing Phillips’ signature, which could see the Yorkshire outfit move for Berge to replace him.

Either way, after an eighth-placed finish in the Premier League, Leeds status has risen even higher and Sander Berge's transfer odds are 12/1 to sign for the Whites.

The Hammers could also look to Berge as a potential replacement in the centre of midfield, with Declan Rice’s future unclear. The Englishman has been linked with moves to Chelsea, Manchester United and plenty of other big Premier League teams, after playing a big role in West Ham’s surprising challenge for European football.

The 22-year-old has been captain for the majority of West Ham’s games this season and would be a big miss for the Hammers if he was to leave the London Stadium in the summer.

Sander Berge could be the man to fill Rice’s boots for David Moyes’ side, with the 6ft 4 midfielder available for much less than Rice’s selling price. Even if Rice stays at the east London outfit, Berge could provide more midfield cover, with official club captain Mark Noble now 34 years of age and set to retire after one more season.

Sander Berge's transfer odds are 14/1 to go to West Ham.

Tottenham Hotspur are one of the outsiders to land Sander Berge, with a price of 16/1 for Berge to sign for the north London side. With a new manager set to arrive at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the summer, it isn’t completely out of the question that Berge could become a target for the new man in charge, to add some strength to the defensive midfield area, but right now, the priority is getting a new manager.

It’s also rumoured that the Norwegian can play centre-back, having been predominantly used as a midfielder throughout his career. That could tempt the new man in charge at Tottenham, with Spurs looking weak and flaky at the back many times this season.

Either way, Spurs remain a huge outsider to get his signature at 16/1.