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ok...fair play on that but if i had to choose between teh two, i know which one i would preferI didnt say he was not better than Antony I said he is not a quality attacking talent
ok...fair play on that but if i had to choose between teh two, i know which one i would preferI didnt say he was not better than Antony I said he is not a quality attacking talent
Neither for me both not good enoughok...fair play on that but if i had to choose between teh two, i know which one i would prefer
He is making a real case,11 league goals by xmas is a more than impressive returnSolanke not good enough eh?
Him, Hwang, Bowen, JWP all are good enough.He is making a real case,11 league goals by xmas is a more than impressive return
Solankie is having the season of his life..he could score 30 plus goals EtH still wouldn't want him?He is making a real case,11 league goals by xmas is a more than impressive return
You got to be kiddingMarcus Thuram would be much better than Lautaro Martinez imho for several aspects:
- He's faster and more powerful than Lauti, he'd be better suited for the Premier League.
- Inter would ask less money for him, given he joined Nerazzurri for free in the summer and his importance for the club is very different than captain Lautaro
- Lautaro will renew his contract in the next weeks, his wage would be £250k a-week, Thuram earn half of that sum.
Marcus Thuram: £70m fee; £150k a-week. Deal done.
Zirkzee has moved to the top of our list according to Sport1 journalist Christopher Michel.Tweet
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Looks like he'd just be another Hojlund-type signing.Zirkzee has moved to the top of our list according to Sport1 journalist Christopher Michel.Tweet
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Great idea but unfortunately Brentford can see 20/20Part ex Martial for Toney
Yeah you could well be rightBryan Mbeumo would also improve us on the right. Like Solanke, not a popular suggestion, but he is a productive player in this league.
Buying players with Prem experience is our best way out of this.
Osimhen would flop in our setup. Flop hard. he would be immense in pretty much every other team though.Just pay release clause for Osimhen. Go for the best.
We will have new setup though. With new CEO and DoF and our current state, i doubt that Erik will be in charge next season.Osimhen would flop in our setup. Flop hard. he would be immense in pretty much every other team though.
Agreed.That would be very united. Please, no more of these type of signings.
I would love us to get a setup with Amad and Rashford and a coach that values a stable midfield.We will have new setup though. With new CEO and DoF and our current state, i doubt that Erik will be in charge next season.
See him joining Arsenal or ChelseaIvan Toney. A striker who likes to press, aggressive, composed on the ball, good finishing ability, proven PL, ideal age to give Hojlund more times to develop, and he can create his own chances and also create chances for his team mate. He would cost lot of money but if there is a striker that we need and fits man united and manager’s profile right now it’s him.
I don’t know what‘s the deal with our FFP, we need to find a way to make it happen.
Was going to ridicule this post at the time, but now upon reading the impending financial collapse of Inter, this looks even more stupid.Marcus Thuram would be much better than Lautaro Martinez imho for several aspects:
- He's faster and more powerful than Lauti, he'd be better suited for the Premier League.
- Inter would ask less money for him, given he joined Nerazzurri for free in the summer and his importance for the club is very different than captain Lautaro
- Lautaro will renew his contract in the next weeks, his wage would be £250k a-week, Thuram earn half of that sum.
Marcus Thuram: £70m fee; £150k a-week. Deal done.
What's happening with them?Was going to ridicule this post at the time, but now upon reading the impending financial collapse of Inter, this looks even more stupid.
Apparently the sale of Onana and Brozovic are the only reason they're still afloat.What's happening with them?
Yeah. It's just that this is the first time he's had more than 6 goals in a PL season. And he's 26. So.He is making a real case,11 league goals by xmas is a more than impressive return
.........and he's been receiving medical treatment for a betting addiction that landed him a lengthy suspension. Not saying that's necessarily a dealbreaker, but it certainly should be part of the cost/benefit calculation.Ivan Toney. A striker who likes to press, aggressive, composed on the ball, good finishing ability, proven PL, ideal age to give Hojlund more times to develop, and he can create his own chances and also create chances for his team mate. He would cost lot of money but if there is a striker that we need and fits man united and manager’s profile right now it’s him.
I don’t know what‘s the deal with our FFP, we need to find a way to make it happen.
Kind of pointless player for us. Even at his absolute best at Inter and in the most dominant PSG side whilst he was there, he was a straight up goal poacher who would have about 10 touches of a football per 90 mins. We don’t dominate possession or create enough clear chances for a striker like that to be of value to us.Would people take Icardi?
Solanke wouldn't be cheap due to English taxHwang, Solanke, Guirassy
Not a good fit for this system that we playJust pay release clause for Osimhen. Go for the best.
Not sure he's the best tbhJust pay release clause for Osimhen. Go for the best.
We could offer Martial (loan) Malacia for 10m & offer 20m for him.Sergio Gimenez is having another cracking season.
Can't we get both and feck off MartialGuirassy would make so much sense, so we'll sign Werner