I think it was a Europa game where Dortmund lost 1-0. Everyone played badly that game though.Which game was this? I only watched Januzaj's early games at Dortmund as I admit I lost interest once it became clear he was not succeeding there.
I think it was a Europa game where Dortmund lost 1-0. Everyone played badly that game though.Which game was this? I only watched Januzaj's early games at Dortmund as I admit I lost interest once it became clear he was not succeeding there.
Not gonna discuss the news. Just want to point out: in this video, most of it have him running at defenders. Very little with hold up play & full turn. Some half turn. Under LVG, his weakness really showed due to in possession football, most of the time he would have his back/ side toward the goal when receives the ball, plus space in behind is more limited. His balance is not really good compare to some other top attackers.
If you didn't think he had something special about him at that time then let's just say you didn't really watch him. He had some superb performances that any player would be proud of. He also had some frustrating games.That is not what I said. I watched him in every game that he played for us of course, so about a dozen games. He was never good for us, and he showed me just how bad one performance can be.
Also, I watched quite a bit of United's games too (mainly because of Kagawa - I watched quite a bit of Utd in those two years, even if Kagawa did not play much) and I don't think that Januzaj has anything special about him.
By the way, "Lewandowski bad" does not even compare to "Januzaj bad".
Yeah, but he probably thought it was the right move because he believed Dortmund's style of play would help him develop over another club that would play worse football. I understood why he chose Dortmund.Was there some debate between LvG and Adnan at the time of the loan? That LvG did not think it was the best one for him. He was never going to get much game time there and maybe needed to set his sights a bit lower.
Apparently LvG and United wanted him to goto an English club (reportedly Sunderland mainly because advocaat and LvG were friends). But he wanted to goto Dortmund when the offer came. I suppose the club may have thought he was motivated to work hard to get at least frequent sub appearances.Was there some debate between LvG and Adnan at the time of the loan? That LvG did not think it was the best one for him. He was never going to get much game time there and maybe needed to set his sights a bit lower.
I still think that.I think he is a great talent who needs some guidance from a good manager.
Which game was this?By the way - Januzaj has shown me the worst performance of any player I've ever seen so far in my life. His performance in one of his games was so appalling, I've never seen anything like it before. No player I have ever watched put in a performance as bad as he did on that day. I seriously don't understand why some people rate this kid.
We couldn't do anything then even if we wanted to. He moved as a free agentI hope we've learnt after Pogba that any player with potential and under the age of 23 who leaves should have a buy back clause, no discussion.
The problem in loan may arise from Adnan himself want to choose his destination, which he seems to prefer high profile team than the like of Sunderland. If the report is true, the best would be sale with buy back clause so he can be fully committed in his development. 1+1=2 assumption from Tuchel's comment on his head was in Manchester and this news indicates the guy needs to focus on 1 goal at the time thus a loan sounds less than ideal.I don't want a loan to another foreign country where he doesn't know the language and needs time to settle.
A loan to Sunderland is the best option imo, or a sale with a buy back clause.
Time will tell mate. This will either end up in regret or we will have a gem of a player on our hands. I have no seen a better youth product from Man United in my (short) span of supporting the team.We won't. He's massively overrated because he was one of the only positives during the disastrous Moyes tenure. He's been shite since then.
Yes, anyone who says they wouldn't take Sterling is mad. Only Martial got more goals/assists last season and he is easily better than Memphis or Lingard.Two years ago Sterling was really good too (Better than Januzaj). Would you guys want him here now?
Very cheeky
He was on loan last season.Very cheeky
Think we should sell him if the article is true.
If he thinks he's too good to go on loan, then that's precisely the attitude problem people talk about and why he won't forge a career here.
Not sure he wanted to be there though. That he felt he should be at United. The manager obviously felt otherwise, so he should have gone all out to impress both Tuchel and LvG.He was on loan last season.
And apparently he thinks he's too good to go on loan again this season, and wants outHe was on loan last season.
All or none of that may be the case mate we will never know.Not sure he wanted to be there though. That he felt he should be at United. The manager obviously felt otherwise, so he should have gone all out to impress both Tuchel and LvG.
What makes you think that?And apparently he thinks he's too good to go on loan again this season, and wants out
Think this applies here as well.If we don't sell Fellaini this summer, his value will plummet cause I doubt we would offer him a new deal.
Moyes, as daft as it sounds, might just be the manager Januzaj leaves.
Agreed. A buy back clause and first refusal at around £20-25m would mean the sale would have very little risk.I definitely agree that should we sell, we really ought to impose a buy-back clause. Barcelona and Madrid do it a lot, and well. Liverpool have started to do it too, I think. Hopefully Mourinho has learned from KDB (and to a lesser extent) Lukaku.
Januzaj was \ is a much better player then Mads Timm ever turned out to be. Januzaj needs a Premier League loan to rectify his career at this club though. Sunderland under Moyes would be a good move for him IMO.Seems like the new Mads Timm. I was a big fan of his back then and he had great skill and was too good for the U21s but he couldn't make the step up and had a serious attitude/behaviour problem. It taught me that you can't just go by what you see in games, the coaches see and hear the bigger picture and if they're not picking him, despite great skill, then it may well suggest a problem with the mentality of the player instead. Enough coaches/managers haven't backed him now so I'm sure they know something we don't. Wouldn't be surprised if he was sold, or allowed to leave - suspect he's pretty unsatisfied wherever he is.
Of course not, but this forum is magical in its ability to repeat the same thing over and over again until it's becomes its own truth on here.What makes you think that?
Are there quotes from someone to confirm this?
Of course not, but this forum is magical in its ability to repeat the same thing over and over again until it's becomes its own truth on here.
However, I dont see anything wrong with him wanting to leave if he's not part of our plans here. Wtf else is he supposed to do?
Such a shame... Should be here ahead of Depay or Lingard. Would be a good opportunity for minutes in Europa and understudy Miki.