🚨💣 BREAKING: Carlos Baleba to Manchester United, here we go! Verbal agreement in place between clubs.
Improved bid sent today after £65m package rejected and player set to join the only club he wanted.
Baleba, new #MUFC player soon. 🇨🇲
🚨 Carlos Baleba to join Manchester United from Brighton & Hove Albion on 5+1yr contract; personal terms verbally agreed & 22yo to do #MUFC medical on Saturday after deal struck with #BHAFC at £65m + £5m + sell-on clause @TheAthleticFC post @FabrizioRomano https://t.co/PVzrRhSp1U
And just like that, Manchester United have their third midfielder for a price that is a bargain in this market. Carlos Baleba would've cost a lot more than £60m + £5m twelve months ago, or earlier in the summer,
Baleba is an elite ball & duel winner, a high intensity presser & counter presser, with ground coverage & speed, press resistance & front foot defending. He has coachable & fixable weaknesses for Michael Carrick.
22 years old, left-footed, with strong a physical profile & defensive traits. He represents the modern, athletic midfielder. He is a tantalising player & talent who was worth waiting through the summer for.
The midfield rebuild has been completed.
As a work-from-home dad of two toddlers, I’m constantly navigating the beautiful mess of work demands, family life, staying fit/healthy, and everyday chaos.
I’ve had plenty of “how am I still standing?” moments 'cause it is literally zero days off.
To fellow working parents, I'm just really curious and I want to hear from you:
1. How do you balance everything?
2. What’s one big lesson you’ve learned (or are still learning) the hard way when it comes to balancing it all?
As a work-from-home dad of two toddlers, I’m constantly navigating the beautiful mess of work demands, family life, staying fit/healthy, and everyday chaos.
I’ve had plenty of “how am I still standing?” moments 'cause it is literally zero days off.
To fellow working parents, I'm just really curious and I want to hear from you:
1. How do you balance everything?
2. What’s one big lesson you’ve learned (or are still learning) the hard way when it comes to balancing it all?