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Doesn’t matter, these boys mean business and can tempt Davies towards us I reckonAlphonso isn't under contract like Yoro. If he wants Real and they want him then it's doneso
Doesn’t matter, these boys mean business and can tempt Davies towards us I reckonAlphonso isn't under contract like Yoro. If he wants Real and they want him then it's doneso
It actually makes a lot of sense. Their midfield is too workman. Tchouameni, Valverde, Camavinga is a big step down from Casemiro, Kroos, Modric in terms of passing ability, controlling tempo, range of passing, creativity, etc. Instead they can get this from their fullbacks (like Liverpool did) and that midfield can cover for them very well.How the fk can Real fit in Trent and Davies. And even if they decide to do it then will ask him to be much more defensive which isn't perfect for him. For his own career he should stay at Bayern or find a team that suits his style.
Same as Frimpong. Same as Alonso. Who is going to change thiee team to suit thier styles? That's why a lot of teams never went for Amorim. Or Frimpong last summer. They are brilliant but you need a club willing to adjust to them
It can work with a hardworking midfield. Valverde, Camavinga/Tschemeni (spell), Bellingham. The full backs can provide the creativity that the midfield lacks. Kind of like peak Klopp Liverpool.How the fk can Real fit in Trent and Davies. And even if they decide to do it then will ask him to be much more defensive which isn't perfect for him. For his own career he should stay at Bayern or find a team that suits his style.
Same as Frimpong. Same as Alonso. Who is going to change thiee team to suit thier styles? That's why a lot of teams never went for Amorim. Or Frimpong last summer. They are brilliant but you need a club willing to adjust to them
Doesn’t matter, these boys mean business and can tempt Davies towards us I reckon
Most Canadian kids don't dream of playing for Real Madrid.
However, they do dream of playing in the Champions league.
Not over everything thoughEvery child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
red flag hahahaHe is the perfect signing for us in the summer transfer window. Last I felt like this for another signing was Anthony so what do I know.
It can work with a hardworking midfield. Valverde, Camavinga/Tschemeni (spell), Bellingham. The full backs can provide the creativity that the midfield lacks. Kind of like peak Klopp Liverpool.
Edit: just seen the post above explains it better
Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
No they don’t, unless you’ve conducted some sort of insane extensive survey.Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
Dunno about that. My nephew dreams for Scunthrope united.Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
It actually makes a lot of sense. Their midfield is too workman. Tchouameni, Valverde, Camavinga is a big step down from Casemiro, Kroos, Modric in terms of passing ability, controlling tempo, range of passing, creativity, etc. Instead they can get this from their fullbacks (like Liverpool did) and that midfield can cover for them very well.
Perhaps even, similar to Liverpool:I don't think it's ideal. Mbappe is the obvious weak link. But it works.
Courtois
Trent - Rudiger - Militao - Davies
Tchouameni
Valverde - Camavinga
Mbappe - Bellingham - Vini Jr
Most Canadian kids don't dream of playing for Real Madrid.
However, they do dream of playing in the Champions league.
The problem is that most replies ignore the second part of @RedDevilCanuck 's post. If he is not "hell bent on joining Real" and has not made his mind up yet, as @tenpoless speculates, he is probably not hell bent on leaving either, and it is likely that the decision then is between Real and staying at Bayern.Nobody from England grows up dreaming of playing for Real Madrid. Well not in my day. I would assume the Canadian culture to be very similar to here too.
English speaking countries I would very much assume are premier league followers.
It actually makes a lot of sense. Their midfield is too workman. Tchouameni, Valverde, Camavinga is a big step down from Casemiro, Kroos, Modric in terms of passing ability, controlling tempo, range of passing, creativity, etc. Instead they can get this from their fullbacks (like Liverpool did) and that midfield can cover for them very well.
Perhaps even, similar to Liverpool:I don't think it's ideal. Mbappe is the obvious weak link. But it works.
Courtois
Trent - Rudiger - Militao - Davies
Tchouameni
Valverde - Camavinga
Mbappe - Bellingham - Vini Jr
Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
I'm not from the UK and me and my friends never dreamed of playing for Real. Where i'm from every kid dream of playing for one of the english teams.No, they really don't. I dreamt of United, Celtic and AC Milan. Real never came into it.
Millions of British kids feel the same, Real are nothing like the draw in the UK they are on Europe.
Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
The comparison is nonsensical. Yoro was a 18 year old prospect and at Lille. He was always going to transfer. Davies is already an established superstar at Bayern. He is not there to be "snapped up", really, as he has a lucrative offer to extend with them on the table as well.We’ve as good a chance of getting him as we did with Yoro. Insofar as if Real penny pinch or take their eye off the ball we will probably snap him up if our interest is legitimate which I assume it is. With Barca semi fecked it’s only really us city real and psg that are going to out pay Bayern at this time. I’m surprised City aren’t making enquiries as they could use some width and pace but I guess their eggs are in Gvardiol basket who to be fair looks a good player but nothing special so far. They’ve missed prime Cancelo.
I can see this happening. Ineos will know players like this don’t often pop up for free at that age so they’ll throw the kitchen sink at him instead of spending a 50/60 million fee on someone less proven. He could slot straight in and become one of the best players in the league. With Shaw as a backup for him and Martinez still getting loads of games when he’s fit. From a sporting standpoint it’s a no brainier
I hope we go all in and keep fighting Real for the best talent out there. It seemed to me like under the glazers any time we heard Real wanted a player we just stepped back and let them at it for some reason. At least force them to pay more. If the player bombs you’ve weakened a (hopefully in the future again) CL rival
Speak for yourself, IF I was world class, I'd rather play for Sunderland that ever wear a Madrid jersey and have to listen to those lot at the Bernabeu.Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
Only one club I ever wanted to play for. It sure as hell wasn't Real Madrid.Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
It was always United. Even in division 2.Every child in the world that plays football, dreams of playing for Real Madrid.
the question is whether he'd be worth that.. He's super fast and has had a great season, but the last years were underwhelming. Imo he's a bit overrated.United are probably the 3rd biggest club in the world, and the biggest club of the best league in the world. Ineos have also created one of the most ambitious and most exciting footballing projects currently out there.
Let's not act like any player coming here over Madrid or Bayern is only after the money, or that we would have to absolutely blow them out of the water financially, in order to be able to convince a player to come here over any other club in the world.
Yes, Madrid (and Barcelona) usually get whoever they want, if they want them, and if Davies is interested to go to either of them, then they are the favorites for his signature, without a doubt...but at the same time, United might just be the best-equipped club to compete with those two, and it's not a 0% probability that Davies could join us instead.
the question is whether he'd be worth that.. He's super fast and has had a great season, but the last years were underwhelming. Imo he's a bit overrated.
I get that he'd fit Amorim's system a lot and the fact that he's likely available on a free makes him attractive. But is he really worth giving a top 5 salary contract? (Which he'd demand regardless of whether we would have to beat Real to sign him or not).
No big deal just a 100 million outlay on transfer fees and 450k a week minimum for wingbacks.For 2 wingbacks that'll transform our team we need 2 of the following 3.
Quenda from Sporting
Davies on a free
Frimpong.
Move on Shaw and Malacia.
No big deal just a 100 million outlay on transfer fees and 450k a week minimum for wingbacks.
This makes sense for RM if the rumours about Xabi is true though. Trent and Davies doing the job of Frimpong and Grimaldo.
On paper it’s great but there’s soooo many egos in that team! Could be a nightmare changing roomIt actually makes a lot of sense. Their midfield is too workman. Tchouameni, Valverde, Camavinga is a big step down from Casemiro, Kroos, Modric in terms of passing ability, controlling tempo, range of passing, creativity, etc. Instead they can get this from their fullbacks (like Liverpool did) and that midfield can cover for them very well.
Perhaps even, similar to Liverpool:I don't think it's ideal. Mbappe is the obvious weak link. But it works.
Courtois
Trent - Rudiger - Militao - Davies
Tchouameni
Valverde - Camavinga
Mbappe - Bellingham - Vini Jr
It actually makes a lot of sense. Their midfield is too workman. Tchouameni, Valverde, Camavinga is a big step down from Casemiro, Kroos, Modric in terms of passing ability, controlling tempo, range of passing, creativity, etc. Instead they can get this from their fullbacks (like Liverpool did) and that midfield can cover for them very well.
Perhaps even, similar to Liverpool:I don't think it's ideal. Mbappe is the obvious weak link. But it works.
Courtois
Trent - Rudiger - Militao - Davies
Tchouameni
Bellingham - Camavinga
Valverde - Mbappe - Vini Jr
No big deal just a 100 million outlay on transfer fees and 450k a week minimum for wingbacks.
Yh. Whoever they start there is a lack of creativity, passing range and Mbappe is a problem. I wonder how they will sort that out. I wonder if they go for Enzo.I think they would be more likely to line up like this, with Rodrygo sometimes coming in on the right wing and Valverde dropping in to midfield.
Courtois
Trent - Rudiger - Militao - Davies
Tchouameni
Bellingham - Camavinga
Valverde - Mbappe - Vini Jr