ESR is now seen as a LW and if Odegaard is not on one or rested, our next playmaker is named Granit Xhaka.
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Got it. That makes sense. Thanks for the heads up.
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- One of the players that PSG put as part of the package was Julian Draxler.
- Chelsea are interested in Dumfries, Skriniar, and Bastoni.
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- Lille ask for €8m.
- Roma's last offer: €5.5m
- Roma are willing to close the deal, which suggests that they will raise their offer.
This talk of a €30+m release clause next year and Hoffenheim holding the cards this summer doesn't make me believe it's likely that Dortmund will sign him in the coming weeks.
But having said that left backs are scarce all around, when looking for a new one it's always going to be more "pick your poison" than identifying someone perfect.
He already knows like quarter of Bayern's squad from Leipzig, so who could argue against him?
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How good is this guy?
Raw talent wise really good, fits the profile of Smith - Rowe and Odegaard. Obviously raw and Premier League is a major step up, so he needs time.
Between him and Vitinha who would you say:
1) Is the better player currently (or playing at a higher level currently)?
2) Has the higher ceiling?
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/porto’s-young-stars-fabio-vieira-and-vitinha.469318/
All covered here, it's impossible to say, both are very equally elegant. Vitinha may already have a better physique to handle the rough battles, but it's equal.
Liverpool selling mane in the last year of his contract for 42 million is good business from them. Explains where the darwin money has come from and why they got that done real quick along with carvalho and Diaz last season. They see something coming and they act swift.
It makes me angry when I see this. Clubs like City and Liverpool are signing quality players like Jesus, Mane, Sane etc, getting good service out of them and then selling them on for profit. Meanwhile the mouth breathing morons running United are struggling to sign players, overpaying mediocrity and when they don't work out, sending them on loans while subsidizing wages. No fecking wonder we are in a mire.
Even Liverpool losing one of their best players turns into United bashing.
While I agree with that, there are other points you need to take into consideration.
Bayern is known to not overpay. Mane wants to go there as he's looking for a challenge and has 1 year left on his contract.
Our club used to be shit at transfers either buying or selling. At this moment, we don't know what is happening as there is a new club structure.
Please stop believing the shit you see in the media or your heads will explode one day. We and the papers don't know what's happening behind the scene since them setup changes were done.
We all know why this club is in a mire, we all know it was shit at getting players and selling them on a profit. It's a bit annoying to come in here daily and read the same shit all over again, no offense.
We have a new manager with a new club structure, enjoy that and stop believing that getting players in is like in Fifa. This club is in a position where it needs players and everyone knows that. It's the moment they don't need to be rinsed, otherwise the so called "rebuild" will be quickly fecked.
Anyone buying into this whole rebuild shtick is burying their head deeper in the sand than before.
Of course you don't "buy" into it, but I'm sick of only seeing the negative shit around here. It's like the whole forum turned into an emo generation.
If you can find positives after a season where we finished 35 points off the top, knocked out of all cup competitions early, cancelled the consultancy of the mid-term manager who suggested turning over the entire squad, only to follow it up with a month of inaction in the transfer market, please go ahead and post them.
Yep, there are positives, don't me mad:
- got rid of two absolutely useless managers in the last year
- got rid of a lot of deadwood that needed clearing like 4 seasons ago
- if rumors are true, they're also looking to replace AWB and DDG, basically two players stealing a living here for quite a while, both not able to control a football despite being paid millions.
- got a promising manager in
- Woodward left
- the Instagram bitches like Pogba and Lingard left. If Rashford follows suit soon, please god help us just a bit.(even though he can be useful here and there)
- there is restructuring inside the club, which is good, even if it's for PR reasons
Of course the organizational changes won't suddenly transform the club to make quick and good transfers, good business decisions, etc, but it is a step forward from the absolutely incredible levels of nepotism and stupidity shown in the last 10 years.
The quicker "the Man United way" dies and it's replaced with good organization and basically some proper business management, United will be back. I know you lot want it now, tomorrow, but it won't happen.
Work during the coming period will focus on Lewandowski, Kounde, Bernardo. Xavi wishes to get them, the administration will fight for that despite the difficulty of the matter so far
Probably Laimer to Bayern to be announced soon now.
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Excellent choice from PSG.
OK guys we get it, Mane is going to Bayern.
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- PSG are interested but are waiting for their new manager.
- Most of the interested German clubs aren't able to respond to Newcastle's offer for now.
- Newcastle United will move onto options if they can't get Ekitike.
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