Man United want Alexis Sanchez back from Inter loan - says random report in January

[zenith]

If inter don't want him and no other club is willing to buy, then what are our options other than to get him back.

Perhaps China or USA would come calling during the summer. Let's hope for the best.

 

[Champagne Football]

He cost 35 million quid and Inter are probably offering no more than 5 million, so the board are probably thinking Daniel James might need another season before being anywhere close to being ready for the first XI, and maybe he can divide wing time with Alexis.

The board will go all out to land the central midfielders we need, and with no Champions League again, spending will be limited.

Outs
Pogba - 120 million
Lingard - 8 million
Smalling - 20 million
Total sales - 150 million

Realistic Ins -
Declan Rice - 70 million
Jack Grealish - 70 million
Odsonne Edourde - 35 million
Adam Lallana? - perhaps on a free
Total spend - 175 million

Jude Bellingham looks like it's not happening

 

[RedRonaldo]

And so we will have the experience short term forward solution everyone wants.

Expect him to provide us 2 or 3 goals a season.

 

[buckooo1978]

hope Ed doesn't get the piano out again

 

[Eddy_JukeZ]

Surely not with any plans for him to feature.

 

[Nou_Camp99]

Translation: Nobody wants him because of his stupid wages and the fact he's not very good anymore.

 

[Red_toad]

If true, this is just bloody appalling. He is broken down. It also means all the talk of new signings is just bull shit. I enjoyed him at Arsenal, but he is just a shell of that player today.

Can you please explain how a player returning at the end of his loan spell is appalling?
He’s under contract at United, so do you expect him to stay on vacation in Milan for the remainder of his contract?

 

[The Boy]

Can you please explain how a player returning at the end of his loan spell is appalling?
He’s under contract at United, so do you expect him to stay on vacation in Milan for the remainder of his contract?

I think the point was that he is shit, he's not the future of Utd at all and the hope was he would make the move to Italy permanent. The fact that he's likely coming back to a club and a team that didn't really want him on vasts sums of cash is pretty appalling!

 

[Toni Roncoroni]

Great, so we don‘t need Sancho.
Well as we aren‘t capable of signing someone it is maybe best. And nobody will buy him anyway with those massive wages he is on.

 

[fergieisold]

He'd probably do a lot better in our current system. We have more control on the games around the box than when he last played for us.

 

[The Cat]

If he comes back I might be able to sell my Alexis shirt that's never been worn.

 

[GaryLifo]

Yes we definitely need another player who is rarely fit to play football. We only have about 5 of them already

 

[DickDastardly]

Hell yeah! Piano is all lubed and waiting for the maestro!

Shiit we're so desperate wonder who will the media come up next? Bring back Chicharito?

 

[Tiber]

It would make a lot of sense. Then again, inter bloody love our rejects

 

[red4ever 79]

Ah good. Finally a replacement for Sanchez.

 

[MiracleInMadrid]

At this point, just get him back and hope he has just a little bit of quality left in him. Even if we get Bruno, we aren't getting anyone else, and we are lacking in quantity.

Just another testament to what a helpless situation we have put ourselve in, that we may have to rely on Alexis coming back and performing. There is a complete lack of risk management at this club.

 

[Catt]

Get in, there is our new attacker for next season

Coming from a really sound source as well.

 

[Vidyoyo]

We never really tried him up front.

Or something.

 

[red4ever 79]

He cost 35 million quid and Inter are probably offering no more than 5 million, so the board are probably thinking Daniel James might need another season before being anywhere close to being ready for the first XI, and maybe he can divide wing time with Alexis.

The board will go all out to land the central midfielders we need, and with no Champions League again, spending will be limited.

Outs
Pogba - 120 million
Lingard - 8 million
Smalling - 20 million
Total sales - 150 million

Realistic Ins -
Declan Rice - 70 million
Jack Grealish - 70 million
Odsonne Edourde - 35 million
Adam Lallana? - perhaps on a free
Total spend - 175 million

Jude Bellingham looks like it's not happening

No way Pogba will go for the price you mention. I reckon we will get our money back on him and that will be it.

 

[FireballXL5]

This club is fecked.

 

[Wednesday at Stoke]

Fine, they can have lingard in return.

 

[Classical Mechanic]

It's a power play is my guess. If he wants out he can't expect United to be paying big money to subsidise him. He can agree to a diminished financial future or come back here.

 

[JPRouve]

If true, it would just throw up so many more questions about this club and the decisions being taken. Hell it would probably mean we're already expecting a tough summer and are getting our house in order in preparation for it.

It means nothing other than we don't expect to receive an offer that would at least cover his wage.

 

[Adam-Utd]

Imagine believing that he won't even want to return anyway.

 

[kopviolator]

It's a power play is my guess. If he wants out he can't expect United to be paying big money to subsidise him. He can agree to a diminished financial future or come back here.

I don't think he gives a rats ass where he is as long he gets paid. He is done as a footballer at highest level and I'm pretty sure he knows it. Might as well collect the money.

 

[JPRouve]

I don't think he gives a rats ass where he is as long he gets paid. He is done as a footballer at highest level and I'm pretty sure he knows it. Might as well collect the money.

And there is only one place where he can get the money that he is currently due.

 

[Negative Red]

I suppose realistically he was always coming back. It's just when it's reported that we're willing to give him another chance that sucks. The fact is United have to play him as they're so short on players and clearly bringing new ones in is an issue.

 

[JPRouve]

I suppose realistically he was always coming back. It's just when it's reported that we're willing to give him another chance that sucks. The fact is United have to play him as they're so short on players and clearly bringing new ones in is an issue.

No, the fact is that he is under contract until July 2022. There is nothing else in it.

 

[red_de_pologne]

At least it's one of the 6 new signings that will go smoothly

 

[roykeane19]

He cost 35 million quid and Inter are probably offering no more than 5 million, so the board are probably thinking Daniel James might need another season before being anywhere close to being ready for the first XI, and maybe he can divide wing time with Alexis.

The board will go all out to land the central midfielders we need, and with no Champions League again, spending will be limited.

Outs
Pogba - 120 million
Lingard - 8 million
Smalling - 20 million
Total sales - 150 million

Realistic Ins -
Declan Rice - 70 million
Jack Grealish - 70 million
Odsonne Edourde - 35 million
Adam Lallana? - perhaps on a free
Total spend - 175 million

Jude Bellingham looks like it's not happening

Those are proper mid table signings, what makes you think wed go for rice and grealish

 

[wolvored]

No one wants him and/or wants to pay £500,000 a week for him. Unless he terminates his contract, which runs out in 2022, then we are stuck with him. He will probably be our 'new' right winger.

 

[Negative Red]

No, the fact is that he is under contract until July 2022. There is nothing else in it.

He has been less than a success in Italy. Selling him or loaning him out again will be even more difficult I think. I can't see him not getting game time at United if he is still with the club. Your 'There is nothing else in it' is just as much a guess as my 'fact'.

 

[wolvored]

He cost 35 million quid and Inter are probably offering no more than 5 million, so the board are probably thinking Daniel James might need another season before being anywhere close to being ready for the first XI, and maybe he can divide wing time with Alexis.

The board will go all out to land the central midfielders we need, and with no Champions League again, spending will be limited.

Outs
Pogba - 120 million
Lingard - 8 million
Smalling - 20 million
Total sales - 150 million

Realistic Ins -
Declan Rice - 70 million
Jack Grealish - 70 million
Odsonne Edourde - 35 million
Adam Lallana? - perhaps on a free
Total spend - 175 million

Jude Bellingham looks like it's not happening

I cant see Pogba going for over £100 mill with only 12 months on his contract in the summer. Maybe a player and some cash will be more realistic

 

[Solius]

I hate this club.

 

[Siorac]

When does his United contract expire?

 

[TrueRed79]

Literally the worst signing in the history of the club. But we want him back?

 

[MileStolar]

Fanbase: But he's finished!
Woody: He's not Finnish, he's Chilean.
Fanbase: No not Finnish, finished!
Woody: i thought he's Spanish.

 

[kopviolator]

And there is only one place where he can get the money that he is currently due.

I suppose there might be a club stupid enough to take a chance on him but yes absolutely, our club will pay.

 

[JPRouve]

He has been less than a success in Italy. Selling him or loaning him out again will be even more difficult I think. I can't see him not getting game time at United if he is still with the club. Your 'There is nothing else in it' is just as much a guess as my 'fact'.

No, Sanchez is under contract until 2022 and United have to expect him to come back until they receive an offer for him. This is a fact not a guess. The article was empty enough that a third of it doesn't even concern Sanchez, it's just a clickbait article from ESPN.

 

[dev1l]

This move is part of negotiations imo. Sanchez does not want to come back and seems that Inter want him too. United prefer it that way too but not at the present conditions where we are forking most of his salary