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Yeah but when does he get a contract extension? Plus he might actually just want to leave at some point.
Look at how we kept Pogba for two years longer than we should have.
Pogba was on slightly more than 30k a week to be fair.
The contract if true is a great move. 30k pw is right for Garnacho. Course he is worth more but we should only give him that in the form of performance related bonuses.
I'm not used to so much sustained good news.
But he wanted a contract extension and we pulled it but still kept him for the full 6 years anyway.
We can’t laugh at Kane for doing the same thing then say it’s understandable from Gernacho
This is amazing news, and the contract seems fair to me, liking the idea of it being heavily performance related.
May he continue his path to stardom.
Woodward would've handed out a £200k contract no questions asked. I'm definitely in favour of more performances based bonuses; keep young players hungry and motivated to improve instead of making them multi millionaires overnight
happy to see this wrapped up soon. Vultures were circling already ... great to get him to commit long-term and put those rumours to bed.
If this is true it sounds perfect for us.
Bit better that then £60k per week Januzaj deal.
Amazing if true, a really smart contract where he gets rewarded for his form and keeps his hunger. Brillant!
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I know he's young and we'd prefer to ease him in but I'd start him and put Rashford up top.
We didn't use him enough after he got on.
Should have come on earlier. At the moment he's the only one of our players capable of taking on and beating FB. Happy to hear about the supposed new contract. Very clever.
Rashford through the middle simply doesnt work. He doesnt do what a Ten Hag striker needs to do. We saw it yesterday as well.
What would this goose know!
Actually thought he did well last night. Some clever interplay round the box. He's bright and sharp. Will be very useful in the second half of the season. Next season he could be a starter for us.
He did okay for us yesterday. And overall he has been very good since his debut. I think he has done better than Antony in that periode.
Could he play on the right?
He will soon become a starter, he’s just too good.
Can't remember who played him a through ball on his wrong side immediately after entering, but I love it how he was immediately signaling that it was a poor ball & where he wants it. Great mentality.
Since he’s good with both feet - can he play on the right?
Just wanted to post this, why not try him on the right for a couple of games, he may end up playing better than Antony.
It’s probably a case of this or lose him for nothing. I think he sees his long term future in Spain.
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I rather him tied and lost for nothing than have a release clause unless that release clause is Messi-like of 500 million. We're gonna have new owners who are probably going to be loaded, why the feck do we need this?
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You think anyone is going to pay £500m ffs? What's the issue with a huge buy out clause?
You do know he can run his contract down and leave for free anyway, right? This tweet is bs.
Yes and he has played on the right already, didn't he pass to Shaw for the goal he scored recently
With Ronaldo gone Garnacho = newspaper stories.
First it was round the stories about him being poached by Juve/Real, then came the contract extension round…next round is the clauses.
All standard stuff (yawn) lucky for the fans United play every other day, so we don’t need to read much garbage between actual matches.
First it was round the stories about him being poached by Juve/Real, then came the contract extension round…next round is the clauses.
All standard stuff (yawn) lucky for the fans United play every other day, so we don’t need to read much garbage between actual matches.
It’s the mirror so will be bs.
Which is why I said a 500m clause. Problem is very few clauses are done like that and it's done in Spain more because it's a requirement. If Barca had their way, Messi would have had no release clause at all. I don't understand why we have to do this shit.
Large buyout clauses actually make sense, they help protect an investment and if anyone's dumb enough to meet it most clubs would snatch their hand off
I don't see him as a pure winger. He has the qualities to become a no 10.
Yeah I think you're right.
It might be worth giving him a run there, i think Antony will eventually come good but it shouldn't hurt to try it out for a game or two.
Are we trying to tie him down to an 8 year deal that's 34K a week?
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