Yoro should be constant for CB position even the likes of Maguire, Lisandro, and De Ligt are available. Harry and Lisandro may be playing their final season for #mufc and you cannot say anything about De Ligt. These three aren't your future and Yoro should get the nod over them.
To realize how far behind United is its rivals -- I suggest that every United fan take a moment and think about these wage figures from Chris at @TheAthleticFC.
The cost of a player that earns 200k a week is £10m. United's wage bill is £168m behind City. £128m behind Liverpool. £74m behind Chelsea. These are 24/25 figures, the gap to Arsenal will be as big right now.
In other words -- if United today signed 17 new players, without selling anyone, to 200k a week contracts, United's wage bill would only match what City pay its players. If United signed 8 new players to 400k a week contracts, without selling anyone United's wage bill would BARELY match what City pay its players. 8 new 400k a week players walking through the door today to join our squad, nobody leaving. Then we match City.
An even more absurd example -- if United sold for example Mount, Zirkzee, Ugarte, De Ligt, Mazraoui -- and signed 5 new players EACH earning 769k per week, United's wage bill would just match City's. Not exceed it. Just match it.
The gap to Liverpool is almost as big, 13 new players signed for 200k a week instead of 17.
These gaps will not be any different this season just because United have CL football since City, Liverpool and Arsenal have signed a ton of expensive players.
For players like Eliott Anderson or Alex Semenyo -- no decision exist whether to sign for City or United. The wages City pays to its players is simply on a different planet. You have to leave at the very very least £37.5m on the table if you want to chose United over City (i.e. you are paid 150k less a week on average).
🔴 Manchester United’s wage bill dropped to £302m last season — the club’s lowest spending on salaries in six years
🔴 Generated a record £677.6m in revenue, driven largely by a third-place Premier League finish
🔴 United reported a bottom-line loss of £43m marking the seventh consecutive year of losses that now total nearly £450m since 2019
🔴 Total financial debt climbed to £689m by the end of June, representing a £52m increase over the previous year
🔴 Wages-to-revenue ratio fell to 44.6 percent, the lowest proportion of income spent on player costs in 18 years
🔴 United invested £63.5m to acquire 25 acres of land near Old Trafford, a plot intended to house a future 100,000-seat stadium
🔴 Cash on hand has dwindled to £67.2m a 13-year low that sits far below the £300m the club held before the pandemic
🔴 Debt restructuring has increased costs, with a new $550m loan carrying a 5.36 percent interest rate, up from the previous 3.79 percent, though short-term borrowings have reduced
🔴 AC Milan’s decision to hire former United manager Ruben Amorim just five months after his sacking saved the club £8.5m in severance payments
@CWeatherspoon_ analyses Manchester United's 2025-26 finances.
Free to read: https://t.co/9NKsEkugd6
Rashford spent 18 months throwing shade at United and pushing for a permanent exit. We qualified for the UCL without him. No one wanted him in the summer so he stayed, and then walked straight into the starting XI and is costing us.
Hilarious football club. Carrick is a coward.
🚨🗣Jamie Carragher on Marcus Rashford's performance against Fulham:
"Sorry to say this but, Rashford will be the end of Michael Carrick's Managerial career at Manchester united, Since Rashford arrival, he hasn't scored or assist and the team has been extremely bad compared to last season"
"They were doing pretty well with the other wingers until Rashford arrival"
1. Carrick threw Dorgu against City and gave Shaw all easy games.
2. He’s overplaying Rashford but avoiding Zirkzee who’s had a full preseason.
3. Maguire and Lisandro can’t play twice a week. He threw Yoro & Heaven together as a CB pair.
4. Mount gets mins but not Santos
#mufc
Coming from the man who moved to Monaco to dodge a £4 billion tax bill.
Jim Ratcliffe, a billionaire parasite, attacks the most vulnerable in society to protect his own class interests.
He should actually just focus on getting a win at Old Trafford.
Can't be a coincidence JJ Gabriel and his father have gone dark on their socials after two 19-year-olds made their Champions League debuts against opposition that resembled a League Cup gimme. As brilliant a talent as he is, #mufc shouldn't be held to ransom by a 15-year-old.
JJ Gabriel has asked to leave Manchester United and is trying to enter into free agency, as called by @Matt_Law_DT.
Manchester United are unclear what has prompted the request.
The plan, prior to it, had been to include him in the first-team squad tomorrow for the EFL tie with Brighton.
#MUFC Feel the situation is rectifiable, but @talkSPORT understands the player is pushing to leave as soon as possible.
Although nothing is formally lined up, it’s understood JJ Gabriel has another Premier League club in mind.🔴
problem occurred when VAR decided to neutralize Foden red card incident which they thought was a mistake (which clearly wasn’t). That’s how they made a clean mistake whereas Foden red card was as clear a red as water. #mufc
Both Dorgu and Lammens had to blame for that man city goal but I want to be flexible to judge these two as they were the youngest and the least experienced players in that starting 11. they will do well and grow mentally after today's defeat. #mufc