Today’s Summary 🟥
• Lisandro Martínez will return before the end of 2025 and may be reintroduced after the November international break
• Onana, currently on loan at Trabzonspor, is reportedly being lined up for a permanent transfer after strong performances in Turkey
#MUFC
Saka and Olise were on the same pitch in PL, never was Olise better.
Olise has gone absolute mental now and I give him that, but in the last year they've been on the same pitch twice Bayern Vs Arsenal, France vs England.
Saka was comfortably the better player
Invest billions into the infrastructure, community, youth/women’s team, whilst dominating football.
£1 billion pounds in debt, laying off staff, charged with breaching FFP during covid, stadiums falling down, spent billions to fail every season.
From the bottom of my heart and I will die on this hill, that what we have done is nothing further than putting ourselves on a level playing field with the ‘big boys’ if that merits any punishment let alone that of a seismic level then this whole entire sport is broken.
I can’t wait for the moment Manchester City win the case and are cleared. The board should sue the Premier League and the media outlets that pushed this narrative.
Can’t wait to see that scumbag David Ornstein behind bars
The financial rules of the Premier League are designed to give Man Utd Liverpool and Arsenal success in perpetuity despite on field failure. Despite that the owners of City signed up to the rules when buying the club and today is a damning moment no doubt.