Or not.Sounds a bit more inspiring than Emre Can or Sean Longstaff
Or not.Sounds a bit more inspiring than Emre Can or Sean Longstaff
It's a show of increased vision because he's a squad player at his current club with potential who hasn't been playing much, we always get linked to such obvious targets, so it's nice to see someone who you'd think would have needed a bit more scouting and thought.
United are focusing on players lacking game-time at clubs in the major European leagues with large squads outside the Premier League and Llorente is behind Saul Niguez, Thomas Teye, Koke and Hector Herrera in the Atletico midfield pecking order. Despite his peripheral status, Llorente still emerged in the Supercopa semi-final and final against Barcelona and Real Madrid in Saudi Arabia last week.
Mark LowrentNeed to make him sound more English for the Brexit Boys purposes so Boris doesn't find out. Any ideas? Mark Laurentey?
According to my extensive Google research it appears that Llorente derives from Lorenzo which in turn is derived from the germanic word for laurel, so it seems apt we name him Mark Laurel
According to my extensive Google research it appears that Llorente derives from Lorenzo which in turn is derived from the germanic word for laurel, so it seems apt we name him Mark Laurel
It's a show of increased vision because he's a squad player at his current club with potential who hasn't been playing much, we always get linked to such obvious targets, so it's nice to see someone who you'd think would have needed a bit more scouting and thought.
Meh, isn't France like England anyway?
Everybody is flopping at Atletico this season. He would cleary be an automatic upgrade to our squad and would almost immediately get into the starting 11.
From limited viewings, he's very capable in the holding role in a 4-3-3, but has struggled to adapt to playing in the double-pivot at Atletico (mostly because he's not dynamic enough and doesn't really contribute going forwards).
Could definitely do a job anchoring the midfield for us, though.
Pogba-------Bruno
--------Llorente-----
or Maddison/Grealish once Pogba goes.
MEN probably putting two and two together with the photo of Woodward on the train to Paris and that a member of the A Madrid team were also there.
Need to make him sound more English for the Brexit Boys purposes so Boris doesn't find out. Any ideas? Mark Laurentey?
Sounds a bit OTT they're only on for 6 points less in the league this season than last as it stands. This guy hasn't really been playing either.
MEN probably putting two and two together with the photo of Woodward on the train to Paris and that a member of the A Madrid team were also there.
I think his movement and tackling looks more like the Spanish Jones.He looks like a Spanish McTominay.
As a guy who watches every Atletico game and has seen Llorente play in person, I just can't see him working out at United. He has been sluggish with Atleti, so playing in the Premier League could expose him even further. He is pretty good at breaking up play, but if truth be told he isn't as good as Fred and if we sign Bruno then I just can't see where he would play. Possibly rotating with Matic, but I could easily see him ending up as a Suarez type loan.
I think he is coming in as cover for the midfield positions. Until Pogba and mctominay come back we only have Matic and Fred as only viable cm options.
Marcus Laurence
Agree on Longstaff. Disagree on Can.Sounds a bit more inspiring than Emre Can or Sean Longstaff
Some time ago I thought he might have been a good option for United, in a supposed exchange of "cheap" players with Madrid.
I think he chose Atlético to stay in Madrid. His lack of minutes causes jokes among madridistas.
Situation he surely did not expect. In addition to the fact that Thomas Partey has exploded, I have read on some occasion that Simeone is quite strict in terms of hierarchies with newcomers. When he had minutes, both in Madrid and Atlético I liked him.
Not a bad loan option as midfield cover. But if Soumare is available, why would a club with our clout be wasting time on this loan rather than buy a potential world beater who could give us the better part of a decade's service? Playing the percentages to this extreme won't ever get us back where we aim to be.
Why can't we simply activate buyout clause of Thomas Partey?
Yes, too much money. In fact I read that it could be even more. About 40 million. At that time I thought they would sell SaúlI still find it crazy that Atleti paid around €30m for a guy who wasn't massively needed when they had much more pressing issues in the squad. Considering the cash flow isn't so strong at the club it was just a pretty bizarre move.
Mark Yanny it is!
seems to be one of the few requirements needed to sign a player nowadays.He has legs...good signing.
MEN probably putting two and two together with the photo of Woodward on the train to Paris and that a member of the A Madrid team were also there.
Very random player to select if its made up, hardly one that'll generate tons of clicks really.
According to my extensive Google research it appears that Llorente derives from Lorenzo which in turn is derived from the germanic word for laurel, so it seems apt we name him Mark Laurel
Haha, how many people remember this?
It was good, I chuckled.Not many, aparantly, was expecting more quoting
Not wanting to spend what is eminently necessary and looking for 'smart deals' off other team's rejects is exactly the kind of percentage playing I said won't ever get us back to the top. It doesn't matter if it's January or June if the deal is right and doable.Because we dont want to spend over 100m in January.If you can do a smart deal, why not