Fixed.I don't know what to think about all this. On the one hand it seems like a huge risk if there is a compulsory purchase and would stop the growing of Rodrygo or Vini.
What will Zidane think? The president offering james and small amounts for Pogba and then going crazy with Neymar,
but on the other hand I am prepared and eager to embrace the chaos that would bring
Mangala and Jaume Costa near Valencia
They did! He was on loan a couple of years ago.They were interested in Otamendi but apparently Marcelino didn't want to change the line-up and preferred another profileI'm guessing they've never seen Mangala play.
He'll be charged with ABH soon.Interesting fact: Joey Barton is Fleetwood Town's manager. They are off to a 2-0-0 start in League One.
How can Madrid afford Neymar but not have the cash for Pogba?
How can Madrid afford Neymar but not have the cash for Pogba?
Wasn't that more to do with his extra curricular activities?
Hope they win La Liga.Would be a perfect fit for Atletico. Really like the look of their team this season. They're going to win something I'm sure of it.
Monaco announces the transfer of Hannibal Mejbri to Manchester United.
David Moyes is reportedly on a shortlist of managers to lead David Beckham's Inter Miami.
BBC gossip...
Anyone can play for the club but the policy is only to sign players that really want to play for United and most commonly these players are found domestically. The policy of throwing big money at any big foreign name we can get our hands on is over. The Dybala deal was a case in point. He comes from a culture that doesn’t value English football in the highest bracket. In his culture Italian football (because of the migration history of Italians to Argentina) and Spanish football (because of the Latin link) are perceived as the pinnacle of football. As such he only wanted to join if we enriched him and his agent greatly. The folly of such an approach is pretty obvious but one we have fallen for in the past. Hence the new approach. That doesn’t mean we’ll never sign an Argentinian ever again and we would have signed foreign players in this window if the deals were right.
New American owners at Fiorentina considering Ribery
Lets hope he's a killer.
Anyone can play for the club but the policy is only to sign players that really want to play for United and most commonly these players are found domestically. The policy of throwing big money at any big foreign name we can get our hands on is over. The Dybala deal was a case in point. He comes from a culture that doesn’t value English football in the highest bracket. In his culture Italian football (because of the migration history of Italians to Argentina) and Spanish football (because of the Latin link) are perceived as the pinnacle of football. As such he only wanted to join if we enriched him and his agent greatly. The folly of such an approach is pretty obvious but one we have fallen for in the past. Hence the new approach. That doesn’t mean we’ll never sign an Argentinian ever again and we would have signed foreign players in this window if the deals were right.
How have they signed someone?