Thanks!, Although I don't trust too much Hermel.
Imagine if he signs with Madrid after playing with Barsa for months hehe.
It wouldn't make sense if he is so worried about a place in the line-up
Rebuilding Real Madrid - how do you do it? | Buy well
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) look forward to a new life under Ruben Amorim. What system will we be playing? What players will impress? and how will it all go? We also say goodbye to Ruud Van Nistelrooy and review United's 3-0 win at home against Leicester City.
Imagine if he signs with Madrid after playing with Barsa for months hehe.
It wouldn't make sense if he is so worried about a place in the line-up
Agree with that, but I would say that on his day Carvajal is world class.
Can only think we're either considering selling varane, trying to stockpile assets for a go at mbappé, or just playing interference
So that's Mendy, Rodrygo, Jovic, Militao and Hazard done before July. Extremely efficient in the market. Great response to a poor season.Ferland Mendy is currently being unveiled at the Bernabéu, RM's 5th Summer signing and they're not even nearly finished.
What. The Feck. Are. We. Doing.
I don't expect a rebuild of this magnitude, we were never going to do that, but can we please do something, soon
Ferland Mendy is currently being unveiled at the Bernabéu, RM's 5th Summer signing and they're not even nearly finished.
What. The Feck. Are. We. Doing.
That's ambition for you. You can't compare them to us.
It's simple, just spend £300 million. I don't know why all the clubs don't do it.
Real is rebuilding their squad. They didn´t spend alot of money the last couple of years on transfers. But by all respect to their transfers so far, i don´t see them in a superior position. We have to wait untill the end of the transfer window, but i guess there will be four teams more or less on the same level: ManCity, Barca, Liverpool and Real. If teams are close to their opponents, you need true leaders in your squad. I don´t see them (yet) in the "new" Real team. I see Pogba as a potential leader, but don´t know him well enough. Reading this forum, it seems like Pogba is more of an individualist than a leader.
Mendy just won the hearts of madridismo by liking a tweet calling for Lucas to be deported 
footballers should just drop off social media for their own good
footballers should just drop off social media for their own good
Ha! They have stagnated already with the first difficult signing: Pogba. Hope United can bleed at least 150 + variables out of Floren.
Mendy just won the hearts of madridismo by liking a tweet calling for Lucas to be deported
footballers should just drop off social media for their own good
That's what they meant when they were looking for an offensive full back.
It's impressive that Madrid had a bad season, and they start singing quality players to improve their team and continue being one of the best in the world.
The same happen with teams like Juventus, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, City, PSG and other.
Sadly, there are teams like the one at Milan that slowly star losing their place with the best teams.
I'm afraid we are in a similar position right now if we don't get the best players we can get and have a style of play.
Do you think we still are in the top 10 football clubs? Or team like Atlético, Chelsea, Liverpool, Dortmund, etc are way ahead of us?
The same happen with teams like Juventus, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, City, PSG and other.
Sadly, there are teams like the one at Milan that slowly star losing their place with the best teams.
I'm afraid we are in a similar position right now if we don't get the best players we can get and have a style of play.
Do you think we still are in the top 10 football clubs? Or team like Atlético, Chelsea, Liverpool, Dortmund, etc are way ahead of us?
Top 10? Nope. We are generally 4th to 6th in England, with our last finish being 6th. So as things stand, you'd have to put us behind 5 English sides, definitely 3 Spanish ones, at least 2 Italian and German ones and 1 French team And that's the bare minimum. As a football team, you can't say we're better than the likes of Ajax based on last season either. But these things can change quickly as we've got the resources to rise rapidly through the ranks.
At the same time as a club were right up there.
How do you view the players that have been signed? Rebuild has been/is being carried out well? And who is credited with picking these players - Perez or Zidane? Everyone said the latter has never built a squad so if he's calling these shots, this may be the chance to judge his qualities in this regard.Mendy just won the hearts of madridismo by liking a tweet calling for Lucas to be deported
footballers should just drop off social media for their own good
So basically what we should have done after Moyes first season.
Vanja Milinković Undisclosed
Ander Herrera £29,000,000 Alexander Büttner £4,400,000
Luke Shaw £27,000,000
Marcos Rojo £16,000,000
Ángel Di María £59,700,000
Daley Blind £13,800,000
Victor Valdez
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Vanja Milinković Undisclosed
Ander Herrera £29,000,000 Alexander Büttner £4,400,000
Luke Shaw £27,000,000
Marcos Rojo £16,000,000
Ángel Di María £59,700,000
Daley Blind £13,800,000
Victor Valdez
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He used to be sports director for Real Madrid, so he was involved in a lot of signings for the club since Mourinho days.
Their squad was easily already better than ours and look at how they have invested.
Building a squad at Real is much easier than doing it at other teams anyway. You already have top players for starters and then you are given a big amount of money on top of that.
Building a squad at Real is much easier than doing it at other teams anyway. You already have top players for starters and then you are given a big amount of money on top of that.
Yeah but there's a difference between being involved and bearing the responsibility. I imagine Mourono and Perez had a lot to do with those signings.
Who is picking the players this summer?
Plus half the players in the world want to play for you.
Mendy and Pogba are Zidane's. Militao and Rodrygo are Flo's. Hazard and Jovic are technically Flo's, with Zidane's seal of approval
Varane is also Zidane's
I can see Madrid signing one of Pogba, Eriksen or N'Dombele to close their transfer window for this summer.
They will offload a lot of players too.
They will offload a lot of players too.
Is James really going for just €42m?
That's a bit more than 450m in sales. They could easily get Mbappe and Pogba by getting rid the players they don't want.We're selling a whole 11. Some decent players here.
Other than Keylor, meh.
Sounds about right. Hardly the TopTop player he seemed to be in 2014.
And he's not an easy player to fit in today's tactics, there's hardly any top teams playing with an actual "10".
You have to bear in mind that this is ideal world stuff for Madrid. They won't be able to shift Bale, especially not at that fee. James is more likely to go on loan initially. It is propaganda.
Real Madrids Last 6 year spending: 747.25million euros
Manchester Utd Last 6 year spending: 834.45million euros
I won't bother with net spend but its grim reading.
Manchester Utd Last 6 year spending: 834.45million euros
I won't bother with net spend but its grim reading.
It's arguably a lot easier than it used to be, mainly due to the self-perpetuating riches of the Champions League.
Even 20 years ago, teams such as Ajax, Dortmund, Porto and Monaco would all have enjoyed a brief cycle of European dominance. Nowadays, they get one bite of the cherry before receiving an offer they can't refuse.
Even 20 years ago, teams such as Ajax, Dortmund, Porto and Monaco would all have enjoyed a brief cycle of European dominance. Nowadays, they get one bite of the cherry before receiving an offer they can't refuse.
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This is true. Even clubs like Steaua Bucharest, Dynamo Kiev or Red Star could challenge the biggest of clubs. Now they get dismantled before even mounting a challenge.
We'll be lucky if we sell Bale at all. I'd be happy with 50 mil. Other then that prices for the rest seem realistic.
This second stint as manager he's having more influence in this type of decisions, which is good, but Florentino has also their own players and targets so they also need to agree with the players he wants. So ultimately I think it's a more balanced approach where Zidane is given more freedom but there's also negotiation involved between the board and manager.
I think the Bosman ruling also helped change everything. Look at the Ajax team of the 90s, it got dismantled at some point, but since most big clubs had to keep their core from the same nationality it took some time to do so.