Cheers for the heads up, after doing a bit of digging it turns out that Tomas Roncero who wrote the article for AS sometimes collaborates for El Chiringuito (reliable for Madrid)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss Amad saving our blushes in a win against Southampton as well as our now annual loss at home to Brighton. They discuss Amorim's post-match comments, revisit how mid-table we may or may not be, and discuss some transfer news.
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Cheers for the heads up, after doing a bit of digging it turns out that Tomas Roncero who wrote the article for AS sometimes collaborates for El Chiringuito (reliable for Madrid)
First monitoring, now a rumoured bid. Could we really be after him? Great low risk, high potential buy for that fee. Has always looked quality, at least offensively.
Marca now reporting that he his likely to sign for Sevilla permanently.
Not sure if there is anything new here:
http://sportwitness.co.uk/manchester-united-sergio-reguilon-real-madrid-sevilla-transfer/
http://sportwitness.co.uk/manchester-united-sergio-reguilon-real-madrid-sevilla-transfer/
Well the source is a Seville based publication, but I don't know how reliable they are.
Yeah it certainly looks that way, mind you did a bit of translating of the Estadio Deportivo article (supposedly reliable) and the english translation bit blow really amused me
The 'Reds Devils' would be willing to put between 25 and 30 million euros on the table to reinforce a position in which they only have Luke Shaw and young singer Brandon Williams, offering Reguilón the starting vitola in a team that will again compete in the Champions League in 20/21. A proposition that does not displease the side and with which Sevilla FC cannot compete economically.
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De Gea with the "I just f***** your bitch look."
"See you in Manchester"?
I can't take this again.
Not believing it until it's written on a football.
ABC is a Madrid based newspaper apparently, not sure of their reliability.
A sell-on clause sounds much more reasonable than a buy-back
Fine with a sell on and first refusal. If it means we get him for around the touted 30m, then that's a reasonable request.
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/abc-spain/
Not sure in regards to their football reporting, but they don’t seem to be a lying tabloid a la the sun or daily mail, even though they are right wing in their bias. So one would hope their culture of factchecking their sources extends into their football reporting.
Nice one Dave!De Gea with the "I just f***** your bitch look."
Hope that sell on clause reduces each year down to zero after 5 years.
Good work Dave now go and have a picture with that Spanish midfield maestro to really wind up the scousers
Reguilon or Ballo-Toure? Who would the caf rather we sign? Who is the better option, for those that have seen them both play?
Romano clearly has many sources and is reliable but I do find it slightly ridiculous that he constantly seems to claim to be the knowledge on all transfers. He only knows what agents want him to know.
Seems like he’s clueless on this one but wants to carry on the image that he’s aware of absolutely everything that’s going on.
He confirms our interest at least. AS and Sport in Spain can be very poor.
There goes the notion of Ole "British only plz" (which I actually don't mind at all, if possible).
Is he any good?
More like he’s winding his neck in after being off the mark with his guesswork on Sancho.
A clever bullshitter only let’s himself get caught out once in a while. He will sit on the fence again now and retweet others until something becomes obvious.
I’m all over this Italian fella.
I think a new/additional left back is just as important if not more important then a successor to matic this summer.
As soon as Luke shaw suffered his injury we really lacked any attacking threat from either full back, and it’s no coincidence that rashford was a lot less effective without shaw making his overlapping runs.
Wether Reguillon is the the man for the job I can’t say as I’ve only seen him the once against us in the Europa league, but in the that game he certainly looked an improvement on what we have in an attacking sense from fullback.
As soon as Luke shaw suffered his injury we really lacked any attacking threat from either full back, and it’s no coincidence that rashford was a lot less effective without shaw making his overlapping runs.
Wether Reguillon is the the man for the job I can’t say as I’ve only seen him the once against us in the Europa league, but in the that game he certainly looked an improvement on what we have in an attacking sense from fullback.
Nothing special. But apparently we are useless without attacking fullbacks.
I am struggling to recall what exclusive stories he’s put out this Summer.More like he’s winding his neck in after being off the mark with his guesswork on Sancho.
A clever bullshitter only let’s himself get caught out once in a while. He will sit on the fence again now and retweet others until something becomes obvious.
I’m all over this Italian fella.
Following Mason Greenwood on Instagram (and vice-versa). Probably just because they went up against each other a few weeks ago though
Stopped reading when i read your first line
He’s just the nominated deity in the Twitter world at the moment. He’ll be tossed to the side soon. It was Di Marzio and Ornstein before him.
I’m struggling to think of any period. Maybe there has been in the past but I’m certain whilst he has some connections the guy just jumps on things last minute with a confirmation of ‘here we go’ like he did with VDB after the reliable Ajax journo confirmed it.
Please somebody correct me, has this guy actually broken news through his own sources previously? I hope I’m wrong so I can shut the feck up about him
Filtered the data from top 5 leagues for left backs. Ages 25 or younger, having completed at least 15 key passes. Reguilon is third placed.
League | Player | Club | Age | Minutes | Total Key Passes | Min per Key Pass | Long Key Pass | Short Key Pass |
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Germany | Aarón Martín | Mainz 05 | 23 | 1423 | 28 | 51 | 10 | 18 |
Germany | Robert Skov | Hoffenheim | 24 | 1148 | 20 | 57 | 6 | 14 |
Spain | Sergio Reguilón | Sevilla | 23 | 2403 | 40 | 60 | 8 | 32 |
Germany | Alphonso Davies | Bayern Munich | 19 | 2107 | 33 | 64 | 1 | 32 |
England | Ben Chilwell | Leicester | 23 | 2240 | 34 | 66 | 6 | 28 |
He's also third placed when you sort the data with highest amount of total key passes:
| League | Player | Club | Age | Minutes | Total Key Passes | Min per Key Pass | Long Key Pass | Short Key Pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Italy | Theo Hernández | AC Milan | 22 | 2801 | 42 | 67 | 2 | 40 |
| Spain | Pervis Estupiñán | Osasuna | 22 | 2877 | 41 | 70 | 11 | 30 |
| Spain | Sergio Reguilón | Sevilla | 23 | 2403 | 40 | 60 | 8 | 32 |
| England | Ben Chilwell | Leicester | 23 | 2240 | 34 | 66 | 6 | 28 |
| Germany | Alphonso Davies | Bayern Munich | 19 | 2107 | 33 | 64 | 1 | 32 |
He's certainly one of the best attacking left backs of his generation last season. Shaw managed 17 key passes in 1431mins, Williams 8 in 688mins. He'd be a very good option to bring in imo.
He seems like a fantastic option to have in games we’re expected to win.
We have gotten better at breaking teams down, but we still need more options. If we went into next season with the current squad, we’ll drop points trying to plough straight through the middle. Bruno’s arrival has helped us do this but I hope it does not mask our need to have quality in wide positions - this chap seems like he’ll add exactly that.
The frustrating thing for me is watching many opponents literally leaving or fullbacks in space. They think it’s a gamble worth taking and they’re probably right.
We have gotten better at breaking teams down, but we still need more options. If we went into next season with the current squad, we’ll drop points trying to plough straight through the middle. Bruno’s arrival has helped us do this but I hope it does not mask our need to have quality in wide positions - this chap seems like he’ll add exactly that.
The frustrating thing for me is watching many opponents literally leaving or fullbacks in space. They think it’s a gamble worth taking and they’re probably right.
Our interest shows that Ole's in the opinion that our fullbacks need to be better at attacking. So the notion that Ole is satisfied with our current non-attacking fullbacks is false.
If we don't sign any winger this window, we need (at least) one attacking fullback to properly use the width.
If we don't sign any winger this window, we need (at least) one attacking fullback to properly use the width.
Wait. Who is Pervis Estupiñán? Would we be interested? He is with a team (Watford) which got relegated.
He just tweeted info from Di Marzio article.
It doesn’t show that at all. The most sensible supposition is that he recognises a lack of depth at LB, with Williams likely to be understudy to AWB and Reguilon understudy to Shaw.
Mind yourself, I have a Nigerian bank account.About as reliable as a Nigerian bank account
I would hope so. He'd be a great fit here. Total workhorse with pace who can fecking ping a cross.
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