🚨Ayyoub Bouaddi est suivi par Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal et le Bayern Munich. En cas de départ, Lille privilégie une vente avec un prêt d’un an afin qu’il poursuive sa progression au club. Olivier Létang réclame entre 80 et 100 M€.
Le joueur apprécie le projet du PSG, mais le club parisien ne prévoit pas de recruter de milieu de terrain cet été, sauf départ inattendu. @RMCsport
#mufc are not hawking Manuel Ugarte around as they do not want to drive down his resale value and accept there is a reasonable chance he will still be at the club after the transfer window closes [@samuelluckhurst]
“Lamine Yamal is still only 18 but he is no longer the same bright-eyed boy who lit up the 2024 Euros,” writes @SamJDean.
“In the two years since, that boyish charm has been replaced by a strong-voiced, politically aware, heavily commercialised and occasionally controversial man.”
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The same professionals decided to go for Ugarte when many fans were hesitant👍
Probably 10 different examples of the recruitment professionals getting it horribly wrong in the last 5 years, often when majority of fans were very skeptical at the time they were being signed
Not the most attractive of CM signings and the Serie A to PL thing is a worry but hilarious how many fans think they know more than professional recruitment and data teams cause they watched some YouTube videos.
🚨 BREAKING: Manchester United are close to agreeing a deal with Atalanta for Ederson, according to @SkySportsNews
Talks are in the final stages over a fee in the region of £38m. A full agreement for the midfielder could be reached by the end of the week.
Lewis Hall is open to leaving Newcastle this summer. Jason Wilcox is a big admirer of Hall and #mufc are among the clubs actively seeking a new left-back [@alex_crook]
@twos6xes Our best transfer window in a decade came as a result of the manager’s preferences not being mindlessly prioritized. And had we had that approach in previous years we’d be in a much better place now. This decision is a step back.
Not good at all. Increasing the involvement of managers in transfer decisions puts them more at risk to the nightmare of 2022-2024.
Utd have just experienced their best summer window in a decade, one where they (rightly) overruled Amorim’s preferences on GK and ST signings.
Here's what I've heard - Carrick was keen on being involved with transfers and wanted proper assurances regarding them, which the club agreed with and have welcomed. Won't be like it was before and more of a cooperative approach.
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@jabbathesutt Wouldn't be the end of the world imo. Van Dijk drop in form is a problem because he can't be dropped, which won't be the case with Maguire.