Aya no need to shit on him larh, before we signed him also its known that his ball retention is poor, still he has really good chance creation and assists even in this off season of his. One thing you cant fault him is that he is almost always available to play and he always tries. De Jong does have great ball retention, idk why i just dont see that happening.

I just have 1 request, Chelsea to not score in the first 5 minutes LOL

Dude did you not see Bruno running around? I dont care if he loses the ball, the guy is putting in the effort, may more than Rashford. The team needs hard workers as well.

Not his squad, not allowed to make any changes in transfer windows, pretty much all the garbage staff Ole hired, what you expect?

Matt Judge has resigned from his position as Manchester United’s head of corporate development, The Athletic can reveal.

It is believed that Judge is currently working out a notice period prior to an expected departure later this year. He is not expected to play an active role in the summer transfer window.

Judge is thought to have been considering his position in recent weeks amid a series of structural changes at Old Trafford, including the April departure of executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.

Sources say his departure was amicable between both parties.

Judge was responsible for negotiating transfers and contracts for Manchester United.

He had been involved in United’s transfer business since the summer of 2014.

Judge had previously been described by former manager Louis van Gaal as Woodward’s “right hand” and has long been one of the most influential figures at the Premier League club.

His exit comes after The Athletic broke the news that chief scout Jim Lawlor and head of global scouting Marcel Bout were also exiting Old Trafford.

United are currently undergoing a backroom reshuffle.

John Murtough now has full control of the football operations and has driven some of the changes as he seeks to help turn the club’s fortunes around.

Key to those changes will be the appointment of Erik ten Hag, who was appointed as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s permanent successor earlier this month.

The club still plan for interim manager Ralf Rangnick to move into a consultancy role.

Rangnick was announced as Austria’s next national team manager at a press conference on Friday.

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At least there is some hope for the future with a massive clear out in the players as well as management department.

Money, prestige, City managed to get stars when they werent a CL team either, we are a huge name.

Lets be real, if Rashford is included in that trade, that is poor value for us despite his form being shit at the moment.

Doesnt matter rising or not, some of their players thought there is only one team in manchester, like Robinho the rapist.

The Feyenoord link is reported by a Tier 1 Feyenoord Reporter.

Sangare, Malacia, Timber, Anthony, Broja (owned by Chelsea), DCL (if Everton get relegated)

He is one of the stars at Spurs, thats a pretty good level, especially for an asian footballer.

Well at City, they hired 2 ex Barca and Pep's buddies at the higher up roles, and City already had a pretty good squad prior to pep coming, and yet he only managed to get 4th, above us on goal difference. He was allowed to make so many signings, idk how many 50mil defenders City bought.

Manchester United’s strategic rebuild stepped up further following the announcement of Erik ten Hag as the club’s new manager for next season and they are preparing for his arrival by asking former West Ham United and Southampton player care specialist Hugo Scheckter to perform a full audit on the quality of the club’s pastoral offering to the first-team environment.

The health check will review over 120 aspects of United’s processes, using a four-level rating system, in order to inform United where they are succeeding and failing in this area.

The audit is primarily targeted at the first-team environment but will also touch on the transition from the academy into the first team. Scheckter will conduct the audit via interviews with employees across the club, which may include players and he was present at the training ground last week.

This highlights the club’s determination to review existing practices and improve the structures and quality of the club’s first-team environment before Ten Hag’s summer arrival. Player care involves basic essentials, such as crucial support and assistance in helping with relocation, and onboarding when a new player signs, particularly from abroad, as well as advising on how to improve player buy-in and the culture of a squad.

Scheckter’s audit is also likely to offer feedback on United’s processes on safeguarding, wellbeing, team travel and how the club manages the commercial requirements expected of their players.

It is also understood that United’s current head of player care Anne Wylie has chosen to retire after 36 years at the club. During that time, she undertook various roles including an 11-year stint as assistant club secretary. She has run player care since 2017. She will be the latest exit, following the departures of transfer negotiator Matt Judge, as well as leading scouts Marcel Bout and Jim Lawlor, while the club’s communications lead Charlie Brooks announced he would leave the club earlier this year.

Well Karius has been on loan, and tbh he isnt a good example as he was purchased only for 5mil.

In the next few seasons, Liverpool will be under pressure to spend to replace their current batch of stars, we will see how good of a job they will do.

City make loads of signings, and if it doesnt work out, they are authorized to make more signings until they find the right fit, whereas we spend big but we dont spend more to replace them if it doesnt work out, and we have a weird thing with offering players contracts just to protect the value of the asset but that asset is not even being used (like Phil Jones, Mata etc). Either way, this time there are loads of changes, so i hope for the best.

Really hope Ronaldo stays (I probably jinxed it by buying the kits with his name LOL), and we get one striker that is willing to take turns with him, no idea who is suited for that tbh. Nkunku can play as ST as well, but he will for sure want to start somewhere if not up top.

Ronaldo didnt even take a single game off after his dad died, he went back and then showed up for Portugal's game in the Euros if i am not mistaken. Well apparently Ronaldo said he isnt finished, so hopefully thats him not finished at United, the guy is a freak of nature, even if he goes elsewhere i am so happy to have witness him in the United red again. Hopefully Salah and Son have a short dry spell and Ronaldo score 2 hat tricks in our remaining games to win the golden boot! Viva Ronaldo!

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Pellestri is pretty highly rated from his spell with the Uruguay NT but Diallo case is worrysome if he cant even get games in Scotland.

He is our top scorer, i am sure his jerseys are the hottest selling ones. Bruno was underpaid anyway, his current wage isnt ridiculous. Bayern only really have to show up for UCL games and even that they failed this season.

If someone wants CR7 level wages, better have CR7 level of performances and mentality.

I didn't say it did, but by having him at the club, more likely to attract better sponsorship deals. He has a bigger online following than the club (and the whole PL before he came if i am not mistaken) and we gained loads of social media following from his arrival also. Plus if he had City's players supporting him, he would defo be PL top scorer. Either way, cant just criticize his wages, when donkeys like Henderson etc are getting 100k and not playing any games.

I rather conference league tbh, complete the set of trophies.