Manchester United - Theatre of Dreams - Part 38
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The powerbrokers at Manchester United will NOT allow Marcus Rashford to join another Premier League club this month.
However, United would not be willing to sanction a domestic switch, as first revealed by The Daily Star. And that is set to leave the likes of Chelsea, Tottenham and West Ham - all of whom have shown signs of interest in Rashford - bitterly disappointed.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...-rashford-transfer-manchester-united-34487538
However, United would not be willing to sanction a domestic switch, as first revealed by The Daily Star. And that is set to leave the likes of Chelsea, Tottenham and West Ham - all of whom have shown signs of interest in Rashford - bitterly disappointed.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...-rashford-transfer-manchester-united-34487538
Ruben Amorim said he will learn more about his players when they face bottom-of-the-table Southampton than during the positive performances against Liverpool and Arsenal.
They have lost their last three games at Old Trafford and haven't lost more consecutive top-flight home matches since 1930.
https://www.espn.com.sg/soccer/stor...uben-amorim-southampton-game-teach-my-players
Definitely because Man Utd will be expected to win. But Man Utd home record this season had been very bad. At this moment any team can go to Old Trafford & win or draw against Man Utd unless Man Utd start winning at home.
They have lost their last three games at Old Trafford and haven't lost more consecutive top-flight home matches since 1930.
https://www.espn.com.sg/soccer/stor...uben-amorim-southampton-game-teach-my-players
Definitely because Man Utd will be expected to win. But Man Utd home record this season had been very bad. At this moment any team can go to Old Trafford & win or draw against Man Utd unless Man Utd start winning at home.
Will RVN still be in Leicester when they face MU in FA 4th Round?
A clinical display from Crystal Palace inflicted a sixth straight Premier League defeat on Leicester City and increased pressure on manager Ruud van Nistelrooy.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/live/cn8y7z0wdl5t
A clinical display from Crystal Palace inflicted a sixth straight Premier League defeat on Leicester City and increased pressure on manager Ruud van Nistelrooy.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/live/cn8y7z0wdl5t
Better don't draw or lose because pundits & the media will be full of negative comments.
Ruben Amorim has challenged his Manchester United players to run themselves into the ground like Harry Maguire did against Arsenal.
“You can see the way he plays now is different because he believes a lot in himself. I think we have to praise Harry more than I can do, he’s doing a great job.”
“Arsenal put in a lot of crosses and with Harry, we controlled that area. That’s really important, set-pieces are really important for us. You can see in this league, it’s really important to be good at set-pieces. I think the system is really good for Harry. But like I said, the most important thing is Harry. He feels more like an important player in the team and as a leader. I feel that he’s a leader again.”
“We want to be a team that’s hard to play,” he said. “I had this feeling, especially at home in the last games, that we were easy to play against and we have to be honest with that. So if we face the competition the right way, we will be tough to beat for any opponent. So that’s what I wanted and that’s what I felt in the last two games.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...-harry-maguire-amorim-34488443?int_source=nba
“You can see the way he plays now is different because he believes a lot in himself. I think we have to praise Harry more than I can do, he’s doing a great job.”
“Arsenal put in a lot of crosses and with Harry, we controlled that area. That’s really important, set-pieces are really important for us. You can see in this league, it’s really important to be good at set-pieces. I think the system is really good for Harry. But like I said, the most important thing is Harry. He feels more like an important player in the team and as a leader. I feel that he’s a leader again.”
“We want to be a team that’s hard to play,” he said. “I had this feeling, especially at home in the last games, that we were easy to play against and we have to be honest with that. So if we face the competition the right way, we will be tough to beat for any opponent. So that’s what I wanted and that’s what I felt in the last two games.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...-harry-maguire-amorim-34488443?int_source=nba
It has been reported that United have set an asking price of around £70m - the same mark that Kvaratskhelia is close to moving for. United signed Garnacho for a mere £420,000 from Spanish outfit Atletico Madrid in 2021 and a sale around £70m would go a long way to tackling any PSR troubles.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.c...oli-give-alejandro-garnacho-transfer-30791722
£70 million will be a good price to sell Garnacho. After selling Garnacho Man Utd should sign Sverre Halseth Nypan because he can partner Fernandes & play as #10.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.c...oli-give-alejandro-garnacho-transfer-30791722
£70 million will be a good price to sell Garnacho. After selling Garnacho Man Utd should sign Sverre Halseth Nypan because he can partner Fernandes & play as #10.
Gary Neville believes Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho could both be sold by Man United this January as part of Ruben Amorim's bid to take control of the club.
And Gary Neville, who won eight Premier League titles under Sir Alex Ferguson, believes Amorim is following the Scottish great's playbook.
'It’s been in the news in the last 24 hours that bids are coming in for Garnacho. There’s been news stories about Rashford going on loan or to another club, it genuinely wouldn’t surprise me if Ruben Amorim made these big types of calls,' Neville said on The Overlap US podcast.
'I don’t think he’s got anything to lose. We’ve seen it all over, ten years, whereby these talented players who haven’t delivered on a consistent basis that will not get Manchester United to the top.
'If you think about what Sir Alex Ferguson did over many, many years. Sometimes some of the major fallouts were with the big players but that was for him to wrestle control.
'Norman Whiteside and Paul McGrath were let go in his early days and, beyond that, Jaap Stam leaving, David Beckham left and Roy Keane left and Ruud Van Nistelrooy left. Massive players that you thought "these are big players, they can't leave".
'He did it to wrestle control whether you liked it or didn't like it, agreed with it or didn't agree with it.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...d-month-Ruben-Amorim-looks-remould-squad.html
And Gary Neville, who won eight Premier League titles under Sir Alex Ferguson, believes Amorim is following the Scottish great's playbook.
'It’s been in the news in the last 24 hours that bids are coming in for Garnacho. There’s been news stories about Rashford going on loan or to another club, it genuinely wouldn’t surprise me if Ruben Amorim made these big types of calls,' Neville said on The Overlap US podcast.
'I don’t think he’s got anything to lose. We’ve seen it all over, ten years, whereby these talented players who haven’t delivered on a consistent basis that will not get Manchester United to the top.
'If you think about what Sir Alex Ferguson did over many, many years. Sometimes some of the major fallouts were with the big players but that was for him to wrestle control.
'Norman Whiteside and Paul McGrath were let go in his early days and, beyond that, Jaap Stam leaving, David Beckham left and Roy Keane left and Ruud Van Nistelrooy left. Massive players that you thought "these are big players, they can't leave".
'He did it to wrestle control whether you liked it or didn't like it, agreed with it or didn't agree with it.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...d-month-Ruben-Amorim-looks-remould-squad.html
Manchester United have rejected a £40million offer from Italian side Napoli for Alejandro Garnacho.
The Italian side have made the Argentina international their No.1 target this month to replace star man Khvicha Kvaratskelia. The Georgian star is heading to Paris Saint-Germain in a £70million transfer, which will be completed on Friday.
United have told the Serie A side it will take £60million to land Garnacho this month - and want their valuation met.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...ter-united-reject-alejandro-garnacho-34495182
Napoli sold Khvicha Kvaratskelia for £70 million but offered £40 million for Garnacho.
The Italian side have made the Argentina international their No.1 target this month to replace star man Khvicha Kvaratskelia. The Georgian star is heading to Paris Saint-Germain in a £70million transfer, which will be completed on Friday.
United have told the Serie A side it will take £60million to land Garnacho this month - and want their valuation met.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...ter-united-reject-alejandro-garnacho-34495182
Napoli sold Khvicha Kvaratskelia for £70 million but offered £40 million for Garnacho.
Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher believes United would be making a major error if they sold Mainoo, but he has urged them to accept a big money offer for Garnacho. Speaking on The Overlap, Carragher said: "Mainoo you've got to keep.
"Mainoo looks to me like he could be a really good player. But Garnacho, I don't know. If you got good money for Garnacho… I think if you got a good offer for him it wouldn't be the end of the world."
However, United legend Gary Neville has admitted that the prospect of letting an academy graduate leave does not sit well with him. "I don't like the idea of United selling academy players," he said.
"I didn't like it when Chelsea were selling their ones when they were in the first-team, I certainly don't like the idea of United doing it. I get it if they're on the cusp of playing but if they're actually in the first-team, you can't…"
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...ter-united-transfers-jamie-carragher-34493786
If the transfer fees are good academy players should be sold provided able to sign better players for lesser transfer fees,
"Mainoo looks to me like he could be a really good player. But Garnacho, I don't know. If you got good money for Garnacho… I think if you got a good offer for him it wouldn't be the end of the world."
However, United legend Gary Neville has admitted that the prospect of letting an academy graduate leave does not sit well with him. "I don't like the idea of United selling academy players," he said.
"I didn't like it when Chelsea were selling their ones when they were in the first-team, I certainly don't like the idea of United doing it. I get it if they're on the cusp of playing but if they're actually in the first-team, you can't…"
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...ter-united-transfers-jamie-carragher-34493786
If the transfer fees are good academy players should be sold provided able to sign better players for lesser transfer fees,
He was good but still unable to get selected to play for England. Big mistake by those England managers to over look & didn't select him. Maybe England might be more successful in competitions if he had been selected to play for England. Really amazing how a centre back could score 19 goals in 1 season. In Ferguson's team any player was capable of scoring.
Manchester United are keeping tabs on Sunderland star Jobe Bellingham and could attempt to sign him this month but face competition from Crystal Palace, sources have revealed to TEAMtalk.
Bellingham, who is the younger brother of Real Madrid superstar Jude, joined the Black Cats in the summer of 2023. He’s gone on to play a key role in the club’s promotion charge, notching four goals and three assists in 23 Championship appearances this season.
https://www.teamtalk.com/manchester...ar-as-ratcliffe-puts-focus-on-best-of-british
Bellingham, who is the younger brother of Real Madrid superstar Jude, joined the Black Cats in the summer of 2023. He’s gone on to play a key role in the club’s promotion charge, notching four goals and three assists in 23 Championship appearances this season.
https://www.teamtalk.com/manchester...ar-as-ratcliffe-puts-focus-on-best-of-british
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