So have thought De Gea and Pogba, too...United is the place to achieve that for him....
If I could get a quid for every time I heard that, I could probably buy up United by now.It's very important we get this deal done quickly once the Summer window opens. Can't allow it to drag on throughout the Summer, just get it done.
Holding onto the thinnest of hopes that we somehow wrap this up before the summer begins.So have thought De Gea and Pogba, too...
He might or might not end up at United, but I'm nevertheless amazed how certain folks around here are about that. Come summer there'll be more interest than just that of your club.
We might have another Thiago saga in the making.
Ofcourse we can.I wish folk would stop selling our club short. We are Man Utd ffs, of course we can attract players of Sancho's quality.
We already have his backup. Dan James. Dan James is willing to fight for his place as we have seen this season.Can we also buy Sancho's backup? just in case he's injured. Gad knows what we do if he's injured. For a big team as United, he needs competition. Preferably an expensive and proven player that is willing to fight for his place.
I'm not saying hes for sure going to come, I think we're favourites, but I meant my post just as an explanation as to why United is a big draw for someone like Sancho. Its idiotic to claim otherwise. Other teams have their pluses as well, so we'll see what happens. But people downplaying us because of a few down years, CL or no CL, etc is not accurate IMO.So have thought De Gea and Pogba, too...
He might or might not end up at United, but I'm nevertheless amazed how certain folks around here are about that. Come summer there'll be more interest than just that of your club.
We might have another Thiago saga in the making.
Well you need to have right manager for a start. Liverpool is among top teams in England before Klopp taking over, although not consistently. And then you know, Klopp is a manager with great record and ideas back in his time in Dortmund, players may tend to believe in his rebuilding project before they join. We have not exactly reach that point yet. We are like Liverpool from 20-30 years ago with unproven manager and club still in bit of mess, and we are still very far away from winning major trophies (league or CL)While I am not saying he would join us Haaland and Deligt rejecting us is not even remotely comparable to Sancho case. He is english,grew up in Manchester and very well know what we are about. The fact that Liverpool is back to pinnacle is actually an indication that , with right investment and coaching, no matter where you were 2 years back you can still be back .
And am sure he would consider that as well.
Well I'd say Liverpool and City (before the ban) are more likely to guarantee CL football, as they have never miss one in recent 4 years or so.No club in England can ‘guarantee CL football’, not beyond the following season obviously, as they will know that by the time the previous one ends. If he wants to ‘guarantee’ he’ll play in the CL every season, he should join Juventus, PSG or Celtic.
I believe the majority of the players that they have usually have lost (the top class ones) take steps up from Dortmund. Not the reverse, defeats the point of joining Dortmund as a stepping stone club. That's why we need to be in the Champions league.They've definitely got an exciting team. But they've had that before and consistently lost players which has been a roadblock to reaching great heights. So he may stay based on a promise that this won't happen again. Or the more likely scenario is that it's just the way Dortmund operate or have to operate at this stage of their growth cycle as a club, and he has play his part in that by improving, contributing and eventually leaving.
I don't believe Dortmund are there yet. Both Haaland and Sancho will leave. Sancho this or next summer. Haaland in 2-3 years time. Hence we should move every mountain to make sure we get the former
I think we're looking at it as plan B in case we don't sign Sancho but our scouts keep popping up looking at a bunch of RW across Europe.Can we also buy Sancho's backup? just in case he's injured. Gad knows what we do if he's injured. For a big team as United, he needs competition. Preferably an expensive and proven player that is willing to fight for his place.
That really is how to speak without saying anything.
Ornstein knows things could change so isn't committing full blooded is my understanding of what he's reporting.That really is how to speak without saying anything.
He's added no new information to anything, but he'll say it anyway to make himself sound informed.
Stephen Howson getting quite a scoop there.
What time is Ornstein talking at? Couldn’t be bothered listening to it all.David Ornstein: Man Utd is Jadon Sancho's most likely destination.
Last 5-10 mins.What time is Ornstein talking at? Couldn’t be bothered listening to it all.
Here's the thought. What would change his mind between now and in the Summer? CL place next season? That's so arbitrary, if he wants to be here for the next 10-15 years, wouldn't you think so?I think we're looking at it as plan B in case we don't sign Sancho but our scouts keep popping up looking at a bunch of RW across Europe.
Cheers!Last 5-10 mins.
It's delicate.So is he coming or not?
Nah, I don't think he'd go to a club where he might not even play and they wouldn't want to upset the balance of Mane/Salah and Firmino. The only way he goes to Liverpool is if one of those three decides they want out and kicks up a massive stink.Be surprised if Liverpool don't come in for him. I think they will look to reshuffle slightly and freshen things up.
Because he’s going to decide the next fifteen years of his career on the basis of Champions League football next season?I think if we get top 4 we have a very strong chance of getting him, if not I dont see it happening.
It's probably more about seeing progress and knowing that we are serious about challenging again. CL would be a good indicator of this but it wouldn't be the most important factor imo.Because he’s going to decide the next fifteen years of his career on the basis of Champions League football next season?
Well that goes without saying. Most huge clubs tend to have better teams than Dortmund. We're unique in that we're under performing. However as all of us have seen we've attracted top players whether we've been a top 4 team or a top 6 team so the stature of the club remains as does players' understanding that if we are managed well we'll reach much greater heights than Dortmund can. We'll also pay more and are a much bigger club in general. We are also the most successful club in Pl history by a country mile and by all accounts he wants to play in the PL. None of this is far fetched as is clear.I believe the majority of the players that they have usually have lost (the top class ones) take steps up from Dortmund. Not the reverse, defeats the point of joining Dortmund as a stepping stone club. That's why we need to be in the Champions league.
Progress is important and that's why I've been cautious about our chances of signing him.It's probably more about seeing progress and knowing that we are serious about challenging again. CL would be a good indicator of this but it wouldn't be the most important factor imo.
Maybe we can get that much for Pogba. The perfect scenario is having both, but given what Raiola and his brother said, I think Pogba might be leaving. Might as well get Sancho in.Tweet
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that pretty much what Hazard did when he chose Chelsea over us.Because he’s going to decide the next fifteen years of his career on the basis of Champions League football next season?
Were we not n the UCL?that pretty much what Hazard did when he chose Chelsea over us.
