Not so sure, they have a young squad so they might benefit from a young manager with energy and new ideas.
Transfer Tweets - Manchester United - 2023/24
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That’s not a bad shout and then in 2 years sell him for £75m and put a 20% sell on clause in the contract
That’s what I was thinking. Keep him in house instead of selling cheap. I’d imagine that option is on the table. Weird it only occurred to me last night.
Good shout to be fair!
Would no doubt be some backlash but nowhere near as much as if he were to come back. About time we used some loopholes to our advantage.
Chelsea are in great form, the players seem to have completely bought in to Poch. Getting rid of him now isn't going to end well, especially bringing in someone unproven at the top level
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Those new member accounts are bots? Or are you joking?
Joking
Oh, oops
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Chelsea changing their manager the moment they’ve hit a bit of form would be hilarious.
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Sounds like no matter what, McKenna won't be staying with Ipswich. Feel bad for them, they're likely going to be smashed ala Sheff Utd without McKenna there (good chance this would have happened anyway). Correct move by McKenna. Brighton might be wisest move but can't blame him if he wants to go straight to Utd or Chelsea
Chelsea would be a mad move for him, no young coach should be thinking that club is an environment for them to learn/progress in.
Brighton would be a much safer choice. His previous United links make a move back to Manchester a lot safer also.
Chelsea! would be another Potter repeat.
Brighton would be a much safer choice. His previous United links make a move back to Manchester a lot safer also.
Chelsea! would be another Potter repeat.
Well, well. A balanced perspective! (Gets back on horse)
mapo tofu 
PSG have held talks with Desire Doue agent, Bayern and Leverkusen the most interested. Arsenal and United also interested.
He shares the same agent as Kolo Muani, Dembele and a few other PSG players apparently.
Edit: don't know how to post tweets so there's a link to the reddit page which is translated.
https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/s/AntbWoqtZb
He shares the same agent as Kolo Muani, Dembele and a few other PSG players apparently.
Edit: don't know how to post tweets so there's a link to the reddit page which is translated.
https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/s/AntbWoqtZb
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Typical Chelsea - they keep him while Chelsea look shite, and when they turn it around and suddenly look like a decent side, then they fire him
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Is he in high demand or is Nick Purewal, whoever he is, guessing that he should be in high demand?
Nice decision where you don't make a decision.
Stories about his departure from Chelsea are saying he wanted more power, and the club wanted him to fit into a broader management structure. If that's true, then doesn't sound like he would be a target for us given our whole restructure and the appointments of Berrada, Wilcox and Ashworth. Can very easily see him going to Bayern though.
Not sure why so many managers out there asks for control outside the actual coaching role?
Isn`t it nice to leave the ins and outs in the squad to a dedicated recruitment team and just concentrate 100% on getting the coaching and set up for games spot on. It feels like that should be a full time job and then some at this level.
Maybe the manager knows a player the club wants to come in is a bad influence in the dressing room from past experience and will wreck team chemistry.
So you risk ending up with players you dont want ? I can promise you that Klopp and Mourinho had a lot of say in every transfer coming to Liverpool and city over the last few years. It has to be a good mix between the manager and the club
I can't imagine Jose sanctioning good signings for either club, not sure he's a fan.
I would assume a good recruitment group would have regular talks with the manager to get valuable input, of course.
Good communications is key. But you get the feeling that a lot of managers wants close to full control over transfer targets.
Kevin De Bruyne is 32. Would you bin him off? I'm not even particularly a big a fan of Bruno but he has whole seasons at ages 30, 31, 32 under contract. I'd keep him on his current deal and if he is still at a high level 2 years from now discuss extensions in the same way Madrid have handled Modric and Kroos.
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