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The transfer window with receipts: every marquee rumour clustered from journalist reports with source strength, deal stage and fees — then tracked to an outcome on a public accuracy ledger, including the ones that collapse.
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Each marquee story is clustered from the reports behind it — who is saying it, how strong their record is, what stage the deal has reached and what fee is being quoted. The story then stays on the record until it resolves: done, off, or quietly gone. Nothing is deleted when a rumour dies.
A rumour is marked done only when the move is confirmed — an official club announcement or a completed transfer matched to the story — and it is logged with the fee where one is disclosed. “Here we go” claims are tracked as a stage, not treated as confirmation.
The wire follows tier-1 and beat journalists covering the window. Every story a reporter backs is scored against what actually happened, and the running hit-rates are published on the accuracy tracker — including the misses. That record is the point: you can judge a source before you believe the next rumour.
Oddsivio's Transfer Centre follows the window live — hot rumours as they build, done deals with fees as they land, per-club digests and window leaderboards — and holds every story to account on a public accuracy ledger. Follow a rumour to its page for the full source-by-source history, or check how reliable a journalist's record really is before you get your hopes up.
every done deal, logged with the fee.
Track the latest transfer rumours and confirmed moves, with source strength, deal stage, fees, and updates in one place.
Pick any club to see who they're linked with,
who might leave, what's already signed —
and the net rumoured value of it all.
A live view of who is being linked where, how advanced each move looks, and who reported it.
Tier-1 transfer journalists, tracked in near-real-time. Ranked by engagement, so the calls everyone is talking about surface first.
Latest from transfer journalists — embedded or linked from the source.