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Or Dortmund will look to sell if they can make more than 75 million this summer.I doubt Dortmund will let both go in one window. If we get Sancho it means Haaland is staying another year.
Or Dortmund will look to sell if they can make more than 75 million this summer.I doubt Dortmund will let both go in one window. If we get Sancho it means Haaland is staying another year.
Yes.
FFP is dead in the water, and if it's one thing City does have, it's money. No transfer fee, and I think Messi will take a pay cut anyway. That doesn't mean he won't be the best paid player in the league - by quite some distance even - but I think they can afford it.
It would be the final blow to any kind of financial jurisdiction, though.
Ummm yeah.
Messi this summer.
Followed by Haaland next summer with his release clause.
I can actually see this as being a genuine hurdle.Also I was listening to the Ornstein and Chapman podcast and one of the journalists on there said Pep had a very bad relationship with Raiola from when they clashed over Zlatan at Barca, if he doesn’t want to deal with Raiola I really don’t see the city hierarchy overruling him.
Sign bothI'd be hard for a week if we signed KM.
Barca and Real have always got themselves out of financial holes. I’m sure they can find a spare training ground to sell to the government...
For the likes of Haaland, who is as sure a bet as you can get, I think both will find the money.
Those quotes put to bed the silly idea his dad would never let him come here, it was always nonsense.
Sign both
Haaland
Rashford Bruno Mbappe
Behind BrunoHow do we fit Sancho in?
In the pecking orderBehind Bruno
Those quotes if real seem very encouraging! Please can somebody remind me how much left on Haalands contracts´s now and if he really wants to leave? Why so soon? Im not a regular in this thread.However, Alfe-Inge Haaland still has Manchester United on his mind.
“Manchester United have achieved great success in recent years,” Haaland told German outlet Sport1.
“The club is also trying to build something new there. But to draw comparison now is not so easy because he (Erling) is already playing in Dortmund.
“These are two very traditional clubs with a large fan base and a glorious history. Man United is a very proud club, just like Dortmund in Germany.”
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I dont see why people are feeling like this transfer wont happen and we are not one of the favourites. Real Madrid and Barcelona are one of their weakest versions of themselves in arguably decades. Haaland wants to leave Germany so not to Bayern. PSG maybe when he needs his last pay check. The place he wants the attention and the transfer is the PL and it all aligns to United - the manager being a big fan, the fact that we wanted him first when City showed no prior interest, the history of the legendary Norwegian striker, the striker suiting the tactics and the formations, the rise of the the new version of United needing a striker like Haaland seems like an icing on the cake and everyone knows it, even his dad. Just because his dad played for City doesnt make Man City the only club he would look at.
For me United are the clear favourites and hopefully it works out.
Those quotes if real seem very encouraging! Please can somebody remind me how much left on Haalands contracts´s now and if he really wants to leave? Why so soon? Im not a regular in this thread.
He would be a perfect signing. Sancho although superb player wouldn´t fix our biggest issue and that´s our running power from the front. Cavani´s good but on his last legs. Martial wont make runs, Rashford seems lazy and better from the left. Would certainly be a beginning of a better pressing team with Haaland up front with Pogba, Bruno and others providing a lot of creativity from behind to support him. Certainly need him more than Sancho who´s having a quiet season and is perhaps not hardworking enough. Plus Diallo might look the real deal. We have some time to evaluate untill the end of the season..
What did he say? Obviously has a good relationship with OleNice to hear his dad talk about us in a positive way which gives me a bit of hope
Watch us do feck all when he moves to another club.God I hope we do everything to sign this lad. It makes so much sense and is one player that would honestly kick us on to the next level.
If we want to establish ourselves back as a challenger for the league consistently we have to have an elite no 9. No better option in Europe than Haaland.
Harry Kane?God I hope we do everything to sign this lad. It makes so much sense and is one player that would honestly kick us on to the next level.
If we want to establish ourselves back as a challenger for the league consistently we have to have an elite no 9. No better option in Europe than Haaland.
Harry Kane?
I like Haaland as well, but he already turned us down once, and now he's Europe's hottest property with almost any club to choose from. With the way our old guard constantly name drops Kane as the final piece of our puzzle, I'm actually beginning to think he may be more realistic than Haaland..Kane is a great player, but he’s not going anywhere.
When you consider Haalands availability, @RUCK4444 is right.
So few decent strikers around these days (most just play as an inside left forward.
are there any other decent strikers under 25 in Europe? I genuinely can’t think of any.
I like Haaland as well, but he already turned us down once, and now he's Europe's hottest property with almost any club to choose from. With the way our old guard constantly name drops Kane as the final piece of our puzzle, I'm actually beginning to think he may be more realistic than Haaland..
I would be livid.Watch us do feck all when he moves to another club.
What did he say? Obviously has a good relationship with Ole
I don’t think Ed has any understanding of what a United player is. I have no doubt Ole does, and would make his wishes abundantly clear. In relation to Halaand, he undoubtedly already has. I don’t buy the stories about the buyout clause being an insurmountable obstacle. Ed didn’t get the deal done and let Ole down.He’s a United player. When we bought Rooney, it was the same circumstances. Hopefully Ed and the Board realise this. SAF was like (with Rooney), this is a United player, we need to sign him. And we saw what happened afterwards. Ed, make sure you do the right thing by this club in this case
He´ll still be under contract though, and Dortmund will demand silly money. If they end outside top 4, I doubt they will have much appetite for selling their 2 best players, and Sancho seems like the one more likely to leave.He has outgrown Dortmund already. If they don't make the CL I can't see any reasons why he'd stay beyond the summer. We desperately need to be on alert.
I believe that story is a bit outdated. Haaland chose Dortmund because he felt that would be better for his development, i.e. he would get into the team. At United, he would have had to compete with Martial who looked undroppable at the time.I don’t think Ed has any understanding of what a United player is. I have no doubt Ole does, and would make his wishes abundantly clear. In relation to Halaand, he undoubtedly already has. I don’t buy the stories about the buyout clause being an insurmountable obstacle. Ed didn’t get the deal done and let Ole down.
Halaand is a special talent and a player we should be moving heaven and earth to bring in. I just don’t think Ed can pull it off.