hellhunter
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It closes Monday nightWhen does the transfer window close - tonight? Presumably no deal is coming through, so does that mean we stood strongly by our valuation and decided not to sell because no buyer came in at the right price? Or was there a hint of lighting a fire under Garnacho's ass with all the transfer talk? I'd presume not the latter because the chatter on bids/ transfers was quite high so felt like an actual deal was indeed being considered
Clearly wants rid
Would not be surprised if he stays now!
*more quotes to the above tweet from Fabrizio tweet
For the love of God, do not sell this guy. He's one of our few shining lights.
If he played for someone else and we were linked with him, people would be absolutely salivating over his YouTube highlight reel, as well as THAT goal, and saying how he's only 20 and he's already this good, we've got to get him etc.
The manager's comments seem pretty clear, he wants him here. Hopefully that means he's staying. Serious clubs do not flog off their best prospects. I'd be utterly disgusted with the club if we sell him.
I do think that his change in mentality has helped him here. After him and Rashford were dropped, Garnacho didn't start another game until Arsenal in the cup. Then reports came out saying around 55m -60m a deal can be done.
Now, since then Amorim's comments dont seem of a manager who wants to let him go, he has been very positive about his attitude and yesterday has come out saying he has changed everything.
Then we also see reports that the price has gone up to 80m. Might be a hint that the club changing their mind on selling him?
I really hope so. You can already see the change in his game as well, now he's looking to pass rather than try and shoot every single time. If he keeps doing that he'll become a huge threat.
And based on the manager's comments he's responded in the right way to criticism and come back better. That's the kind of mentaility you want in your squad. The Anti-Rashford, if you will.
Guessing? I just told you he's not exceptional at anything. If you disagree with that, I'd like you to elaborate on that and tell me what he's so great at. IMO he has a good base level, but what trait will he suddenly develop to a level that will make him world class? He doesn't have exceptional pace, acceleration, power, carrying ability, ball striking, passing, crossing, decision making, 1v1s, technique, athleticism, physique, creativity, etc.
He has a good base level to be a solid Premier League level winger with good output. He's also a hard worker, and he's relentless, which is probably his best trait.
But what exactly is going to make him explode into a world class player? I don't see anything in his game that's outstanding, or anything that could develop into outstanding, even if it isn't at that level right now.
It also says a lot that you are like the 5th poster I'm having this conversation as well, and no one has answered my question yet. It's always just his age, the stats, the Puskas award, etc. that gets brought up as to why we should keep him or why he has "massive potential".
He's a good talent, but he's not a special talent. Mainoo is a special talent. Yoro is a special talent. Even Hojlund can be coached into a special player because he has the tools, and the stuff he doesn't have yet can be taught and coached into him. Rashford and Martial at 20 were outstanding, and very much special talents. Shaw as well at 20 before the leg break. You could see that based on ability, the sky is the limit for these kinds of players.
Garnacho is nowhere near these guys at the same age. And players never outgrow their profiles. His profile is just not valuable enough to be considered an unsellable asset and if a club offers 60m for him, it's probably around what he would realistically cost at his peak, which he hasn't entered yet presumably...so why wouldn't you sell him?
I think he’ll stay. And I’m glad. We need him.It would be really odd if he leaves now.
He's been playing a lot, is starting to play better, Amorim speaks positively of him, the transfer noise has quietened down, and there's just 3 days left. I expect he'll probably start on Sunday too. And I've no idea what we expect to do with the money given there would be no time to spend it, or what benefit we'd get out selling him now vs selling him in the summer.
It just doesn't have the feel of a player about to leave.
Yea if we sell him we need to replace him with a 10 or 9 with pace.I must say, I thought we should take 60/70m for him but in the last few games, he has shown that we need him, especially with Rashford out, we need someone with pace and directness.
I still think long term we need better, so the offer has to be north of £80m for us to sell.
It's interesting but it is the first manager since SAF where I feel the same, if he's happy, I'm happy.If the manager is happy with him and thinks he can use him, fair enough.
Good. Hopefully he is staying.Yeah looks a lot more focused since the City dropping
Why is Amorim saying these things when the transfer window is almost closed? Could've said it a lot sooner. Looks like they wanted to sell but it fell short and are now trying to save face...
Good point, agreed.The thing with Garnacho is we’ve signed a lot of players over the years and they haven’t worked out. Many have looked good elsewhere before they play for us. I see a lot of risk in losing a player like Garnacho and trying to sign a “better” replacement.
One of the best things about him as we already know that the shirt doesn’t weigh too heavy on him. He can handle the pressure and the expectations of being a United player. For me, he has the right amount of confidence and that little bit of arrogance that you need to play for us. I’m glad it looks increasingly like he will stay. I think letting him go would have proved a big mistake.
Me too.I’ll be relieved if we get to the end of Monday and he’s still a United player I have to say. Been a couple of times this window I thought he was off. Hoping there isn’t some kind of late twist.
If the manager is happy with him and thinks he can use him, fair enough.
It's interesting but it is the first manager since SAF where I feel the same, if he's happy, I'm happy.
I think you misunderstand, I am meaning if he wants to keep him, I personally don't care.Why are you even perpetuating the idea this was a tactical decision from Amorim, this was always about money, the owners, and debt. They didn't make the decision to sell one of our most promising players and valuable assets because in the first 3 weeks Amorim didn't like him. It's just an unrealistic assertion, or if in the unlikely scenario of being true, an absolutely ridiculous way to run a football team.
Selling Garnacho was always about money and anyone suggesting otherwise is just doing work for the Glazers and needs to have a rethink.
Why is Amorim saying these things when the transfer window is almost closed? Could've said it a lot sooner. Looks like they wanted to sell but it fell short and are now trying to save face...
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