lex talionis
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If my wish comes true, Man United fans will be partying for half a decade, Oblak is the guy, for me top 3 GK in the world, massive unit and a leader, plus he’s the right age we need leaders, Frimpong counts as HG, played for Wilcox’s Youth team at City and has the elite pace we are lacking at wing back, he immediately upgrades the team so much so I don’t have any issues Dalot playing less and being used on the left as well, less games less fatigue he’ll get back to last seasons form.
As for Wharton being too expensive at £60m, if we got him for that price, that would be a bargain, he’s going to be an absolute Monster in 2/3 years.
Current front three are awful, current attacking options are awful, I don’t care who we get anyone of 50 players would be a huge upgrade if we signed Rayan Cherki, Cunha and V Gykores, I’d also take Brian Mbeumo, Mateta and Grealish, I’d happily take Dibbing, De lap and Morgan Rogers, I’d definitely be happy with Semenyo, D Wellbeck and MGW.
We are supposed to to be the biggest club in England and only Amad and Bruno would probably get into the PL top 10 team starting line ups, that’s a travesty of how this club been run in the last 12 years!
My worry with this wish list is that it's wishing for more than we can afford. Maybe INEOS are being coy, as it should, with what they claim to have in the transfer warchest but I doubt we will have the warchest for we really need to do to return to the top four.
And then there is all the uncertainty with Rashford, Sancho and Antony. I just don't see buyers for either Rashford or Sancho. As for Antony, Amorim might want him back. I don't see any buyers for Onana.
That's the pessimistic take, but probably a reality take. And if that's where we are this summer then I would go all in on a proper striker -- Cunha -- and a wingback, Frimpong.
With a few stratefic additions rather than a wholesale rebuild of the squad, I really do think we could be competitive next season. By no means dominant, but competitive to the point where we should be able to put clubs like Bournemouth and Spurs to bed even if we continue to struggle against Liverpool and City. However, and I realize this is the subject of another thread, Amorim has to be more flexible with his tactics for us to have any chance of becoming a top four club again.