The results of this round of review will be interesting. My take on the products' chances follows.
Almost zero chance (mostly for obvious reasons):
Tesla cybertruck, Untitled Goose Game, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Train Station, SpaceX Falcon 9, Bricks & Blooms, Sonic Mania, Snow Groomer, Historically Accurate Rome, Working Waterfall, Queen - Miracle Express, Futurama Headquarters, Zelda Hyrule Castle, Blue Origin Rocket, Iron Giant
Possible, but unlikely:
Project Gemini - Generally seems to be different enough (not another SLV, not a lander), correct size and interesting build. At the same time bit niche thematically, and there has been perhaps too many space sets. Wouldn't bet on this one.
Retro Bowling Alley - A simple building with very limited appeal to non-american audience.
Knight Rider - The car design with not much to offer. The nostalgia potential itself is weak.
Castle in the Forest - Nice, but comes too soon after Blacksmith. Also, they might be aware of 3 large castle sets coming in the batch after the next one.
Ruined house - One of the coolest builds this round, but likely only little market appeal.
The Krusty Krab - Uncertain regarding the license. It would be good candidate otherwise.
Pool of the most likely candidates:
Great Fishing Boat: Borderline case. Maybe too soon after the pirate ship, also the fishing industry might be considered controversial. Otherwise an ok candidate. Hard to guess the market potential.
Mary Poppins - No obvious negatives/hurdles.
Coraline's appartments - No obvious negatives/hurdles. Although yet another house after Sesame Street and Home Alone?
Earth Globe - Another display piece, like the typewriter or the piano.
There's also the Indiana Jones diorama, which I have hard time to assess.