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What shocking news club wants to pay less for player than selling club wants to receive.Tweet
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You learn everyday.What shocking news club wants to pay less for player than selling club wants to receive.
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The entire saga can be summed up as follows.You learn everyday.
Something like that always happens because the player does not force (or stop) the move. I would not blame Sancho in this particular case, though, because he is still very young and possibly unwilling to speak any £100m direct word at this early stage of his career.The entire saga can be summed up as follows.
I don’t think anything else has actually been said that is genuinely insightful from journalists. It’s been 2 months of those same bullet points repeated.
- United want to sign Sancho
- Sancho would like to join United
- United don’t want to pay £108m
- Dortmund want them to pay £108m
The only extra two points, which are quite moot due to the last two, are:The entire saga can be summed up as follows.
I don’t think anything else has actually been said that is genuinely insightful from journalists. It’s been 2 months of those same bullet points repeated.
- United want to sign Sancho
- Sancho would like to join United
- United don’t want to pay £108m
- Dortmund want them to pay £108m
If only we could sell players.Arsenal have spent around £32m for Gabriel, Mari and Runarsson, sold Martinez for £16m and for free Mkhitarian out and Willian in. Not really splashed the cash. Now they have to sell (Torreira, Sokratis, Guendouzi...) before they can buy (Auoar or Partey).
United have already a huge wage bill and bringing in more players you have to pay the transferfee but also your wage bill grows.
Sounds familiar. 10 days ago Lampard said he was very happy with Kepa.Tweet
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Can't see that happening unless we sign somebody or we have no cover for Greenwood or Rashford.
No chance unless we’re getting Sancho. So no chance.
Would happily send him on loan. He needs confidence and if they end up offering a decent price, we get our money back and probably then some.
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I would send him regardless. Would rather any one on the right instead of James.Can't see that happening unless we sign somebody or we have no cover for Greenwood or Rashford.
Dont fall for it. Can bet my last dollar it's just an article United are using to shield themselves from the inevitable backlash of not investing in the squadThis might offer a little bit of explanation for why we aren't able to spend as much on transfers this summer as expected:
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Or journos spew bullshit?Dont fall for it. Can bet my last dollar it's just an article United are using to shield themselves from the inevitable backlash of not investing in the squad
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Wout Weghorst has been speculating in the media for weeks, months. Nobody has contacted us yet. If you look at the last Tottenham game in the Premier League you can see that they have fewer problems on the attack. Now they also signed Gareth Bale. There is more of a problem over who is allowed to play. They don’t need Wout.
I wonder if Leicester are pulling out of the Wesley Fofana transfer given how difficult Saint-Etienne have made that.Tweet
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Which is likely the case..I wonder if Leicester are pulling out of the Wesley Fofana transfer given how difficult Saint-Etienne have made that.
But at Barca he has a clearer path to the starting XI. And I would say that Barca is the bigger name.If I was him I’d pick Bayern over Barca. Much more stable club currently and much better immediate future.
What a tool. He could simply admit that he was wrong. Everybody is expecting Martinez to leave but that has obviously not happened yet.For those wondering why Javi Martinez was a part of the Super Cup squad:
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The document explains the fundamentals of United’s finances and, for those who know where to look, spells out the extra insurance that lenders have over the club’s debt repayment. United owe £175 million on a loan from BofA Securities (formerly known as Bank of America Merrill Lynch) and have £330.8 million outstanding on “senior secured notes” — effectively bonds to investors. The half-a-billion-pound deficit is a legacy to the Glazer family’s leveraged buyout.This might offer a little bit of explanation for why we aren't able to spend as much on transfers this summer as expected:
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This story's spreading like wildfire in Portugal, so there could be something in it.Tweet
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