Predict Man Utd’s summer 2026 deadline day

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It seems to be quite the pattern over the last few years that we do deals on deadline day, so let’s predict what moves we’ll this year.
 
„Like new signings“, having Rashford back and Mount fit by mid-September
 
Some kid from Championship
Bruno signing new contract
New sponsorship deal
 
Absolutely nobody. We lack ambition , we have a delusional board & we are broke apparently.
 
  • 0 incomings
  • Zirkzee to Serie A on loan with obligation for few peanuts
  • 3 U21 going on loan to League one / two
  • One of Mount / Šeško / MDL announced aggravated injury and not to play until December
 
‘Happy with the squad’

‘Lack of value in the market’

‘Bruno new contract’
 
Watkins is not ancient, he is three years younger than Kane. Also:

Total goals and assists in Europe over the last five seasons:
1. Kane
2. Haaland
3. Mbappe
4. Salah
5. Lewandowski
6. Watkins
 
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It is going to be a very busy deadline day I am sure.
 
Rashy on loan to AC Milan.
Us paying 79% of the wages.
£200k loan fee and £14.2m fee "if" they fancy him at the end of the season.
 
I’d like Watkins but can’t see that one happening unfortunately
 
Aslong as we sign a LB that can come in and play straight away then I’ll be happy with the window.
 
It will be quiet on the incoming side because we will have our business done.

May be some outgoings of the younger lads.
 
Hall seems a stretch. Maybe we will try, but perhaps revert to a cheaper option like Salinas or Svensson for LB. I think Carrick would like a striker too. Maybe Endrick or Nkunku on loan??
 
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Lewis Skelly in
Liam Delap on loan

Zirkzee on loan to Juventus
Amass signs a two year contract extension but goes on loan to Hull City
 
Couldn’t sell Rashford, will only loan out Zirkzee and another couple youngsters (Collyer being one), and in return, no backup striker.

On the flip side, bring Balde in on loan with obligation to buy (terms totally favorable to Barca), and with that, the door slams shut on the window.

To summarize, disastrous. What cushy jobs these front office positions are.
 
We finally admit that the Baleba transfer isn't going to happen as we're skint.
 
Italian clubs showing interest in Zirkzee over a loan move until final hours.

Zirkzee declares he's happy at United and wants to fight for his place.
 
Tumbleweed, despair amongst the caf fanbase. Carrick starts packing moving boxes in preparation for his inevitable sacking
 
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