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It was surprising to hear Rashford take Aston Villa offer meaning that he indirectly wants to be Man United enemy. Unay saw an opportunity that could be exploited from Rashford. It doesn't matter if he doesn't want to fight for his place then it's better to leave and his departure will reduce Amorim burden.

Players moving to other clubs in the same league is not a new thing that happens in a competition, this is not too surprising in my opinion, but if he moves to Man City, it will clearly be very sensational news in the EPL. Aston Villa have enough resources to recruit new players permanently, they are ready to spend the 77 million dollars they received from the transfer of Jhon Duran.
They also plan to form a new trio in the front line consisting of Marco Asencio, Marcus Rashford and Joao Felix.

The article Rashford is linked with the Serie A team why he moved to Aston Villa on loan despite the purchase option, actually this is a bit challenging for Rashford where he spent years with Manchester United now moving to Aston Villa still in the same league.

As Aston Villa is now more serious they also bring in many players to face the tight Champion League so Aston Villa needs a sharp striker, but do not know how Rashford's performance at Aston Villa hopes for a change.

Rashford's name was also mentioned with Turkish teams. There was a lot of talk that Galatasaray would loan Rashford, but it did not happen.
Since he left Manu, it would have been better for him to go to another league, but he preferred Aston Villa.
I wonder what was the reason for him to leave? If he was going to stay there, why didn't he stay in Manu?
I am also looking forward to his performance in Aston Villa.

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Quote from: mamesso on February 02, 2025, 08:00:29 AM

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It was surprising to hear Rashford take Aston Villa offer meaning that he indirectly wants to be Man United enemy. Unay saw an opportunity that could be exploited from Rashford. It doesn't matter if he doesn't want to fight for his place then it's better to leave and his departure will reduce Amorim burden.

Players moving to other clubs in the same league is not a new thing that happens in a competition, this is not too surprising in my opinion, but if he moves to Man City, it will clearly be very sensational news in the EPL. Aston Villa have enough resources to recruit new players permanently, they are ready to spend the 77 million dollars they received from the transfer of Jhon Duran.
They also plan to form a new trio in the front line consisting of Marco Asencio, Marcus Rashford and Joao Felix.

The article Rashford is linked with the Serie A team why he moved to Aston Villa on loan despite the purchase option, actually this is a bit challenging for Rashford where he spent years with Manchester United now moving to Aston Villa still in the same league.

As Aston Villa is now more serious they also bring in many players to face the tight Champion League so Aston Villa needs a sharp striker, but do not know how Rashford's performance at Aston Villa hopes for a change.

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Quote from: bitLeap on February 02, 2025, 07:09:10 AM

It was surprising to hear Rashford take Aston Villa offer meaning that he indirectly wants to be Man United enemy. Unay saw an opportunity that could be exploited from Rashford. It doesn't matter if he doesn't want to fight for his place then it's better to leave and his departure will reduce Amorim burden.

What do you mean by he wants to be an enemy of Manchester United, do you want him to sit on the bench all season. Ruben Amorim already said Rashford isn't part of his plans, he has also openly said "bad" things about the player in the media, things i don't expect a manager to say. For Rashford there is no place to be fought for in United, he is not part of the managers plan.

The loan deal is good for everyone, Villa cover 70% of his salary, United cover 30%, buy option worth £40m is also added, and i am sure Villa will trigger it if the Englishman performs well from now until June, Villa also get a replacement for Duran who left for Saudi, it is good business.

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At that age, a professional player usually has skills and maturity in their game. For a player's success, it all depends on how they reach peak performance.
In Rashford's case, he doesn't get a place at United. If he doesn't leave United and join another team, the situation will get worse by not getting playing minutes. United and Rashford must take steps to progress together. The price is lowered as well as Rashford who may have to be willing to lower his salary at the new club.
Barcelona might be interested if the price agreement is not too high. But if the asking price disrupts Barcelona's finances, they will not get a player like that.

Yes but you are ignoring some important facts here and you talk as if he never got a chance. There is a good reason he now doesn't get a chance. It is because the only consistency in his career was repeated failures. That is what the coaches could count on, Rashford will fail again it is only a matter of time. Manchester United is not a club on the highest level and competition is pretty weak and yet Rashford can't make it reliably into the starting eleven.

It's true that his situation won't improve there because he isn't good enough, but when he goes to a different club, this doesn't mean he instantly can level up his game. Going to Barcelona would be ridiculous when your point is that he doesn't get enough play time at Manchester United. Do you really think he will win the competition against Lamine Yamal, Raphinha, Lewandowski, Torres? I never expect him to outcompete any of these players. And Barcelona is planning on signing more forwards that are already of higher quality than Rashford. He would be sitting on the bench 90% of the time.

He can't make it at Manchester United, but then you mention Barcelona as a possible destination. Cheesy

Barcelona was previously reported to have an interest in Rashford. They are constrained by the player's fairly high salary problem. If Barcelona did not have financial problems, maybe they would really buy him. Regarding competition, it all depends on the player whether he can show his potential or not.
But now everything is final and Rashford will join Aston Villa on loan even though the salary is not paid in full by Aston Villa, at least it will reduce the burden of United's player salary when Rashford is indeed not included in Amorim's plans.

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It was surprising to hear Rashford take Aston Villa offer meaning that he indirectly wants to be Man United enemy. Unay saw an opportunity that could be exploited from Rashford. It doesn't matter if he doesn't want to fight for his place then it's better to leave and his departure will reduce Amorim burden.

Players moving to other clubs in the same league is not a new thing that happens in a competition, this is not too surprising in my opinion, but if he moves to Man City, it will clearly be very sensational news in the EPL. Aston Villa have enough resources to recruit new players permanently, they are ready to spend the 77 million dollars they received from the transfer of Jhon Duran.
They also plan to form a new trio in the front line consisting of Marco Asencio, Marcus Rashford and Joao Felix.

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I see a lot hype in social medias where people predict Milan will become very strong after the transfer window because they've just sign Walker and Gimenez, potentially Joao Felix. Gimenez was a beast in Eredivisie, but we don't know how his performance in Serie A, because his performance in his national team wasn't really impressive.

I think even Milan has a very good attacking line, it still doesn't enough to destroy Inter's defense.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on January 31, 2025, 12:50:02 PM

Aston Villa is also interested in a loan deal for Rashford...

His future is still not decided. I'm curious about whether this makes him nervous. Because it is said that his relationship with Amorim is completely broken now. He must be very indisciplined these days to come to this point. Sad

I don't understand Rashford in the first place. You have a talent actually but you insist on not working hard. Why wouldn't you want to improve your career? I wonder where he will end up. There are only a few days left for the end of the transfer window. He had better join Aston Villa on loan.

It was surprising to hear Rashford take Aston Villa offer meaning that he indirectly wants to be Man United enemy. Unay saw an opportunity that could be exploited from Rashford. It doesn't matter if he doesn't want to fight for his place then it's better to leave and his departure will reduce Amorim burden.

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Quote from: irhact on February 01, 2025, 05:10:24 PM

Marcus Rashford playing for Aston villa is going to be good for both Aston villa and Marcus Rashford as I think his talents is being wasted at Manchester United. Manchester United has been known for wasting young players talents as all the youth talents at the clubs is always facing issues withe coaches regardless of which one they sign therefore the problem has to be bigger than just the coaches and players having misunderstanding. Aston villa are in a better position than Manchester United. Aston villa will be playing in the champions league and also still in other competitions in the premier league therefore it's a good opportunity for Rashford to perform.

I think it's a good move for both sides, Amorim will get rid of a player they don't need and Rashford will get some game practice in a new team. O goes to Aston Villa on loan with an option to buy and Aston Villa will cover 70% of Rashford's wages. Since Aston Villa have sold Duran to Al Nasr, they are now looking at strengthening their attack, they are also considering Joao Felix and PSG attacking midfielder Marco Asensio.

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I was surprised that J.Duran chose the Arabian league at a young age. I was very surprised that he went to Al Nassr club when he was only 21 years old and should have shown himself in the Premier League.
He is a fast and quick football player. He had good matches at Aston Villa in the Premier League. Al Nassr definitely bought a very good football player. I accept that football players ultimately play for money, but transfers to the Arabian League at such a young age are surprising to me.

If i were Duran, i would also accept Al Nassr's offer. He received 5 times more than this salary at Villa, also no tax for his salary. He received 300k a week!!!! Man this is amazing salary received by him. He can make millions easily from playing for Al Nassr, he also got a luxury life provided by his club.

Jhon Duran at Aston Villa showed great signs of a world class striker but instead of breaking into the club's starting line up, he was still used as understudy to Ollie Watkins. Now he's moved to Saudi club where he'll getting regular football as well as huge paychecks. It's a big win for him if you ask me and I think he's going to have a successful spell at Al Nassr.

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Quote from: JeffBrad12 on February 02, 2025, 01:27:41 AM

If i were Duran, i would also accept Al Nassr's offer. He received 5 times more than this salary at Villa, also no tax for his salary. He received 300k a week!!!! Man this is amazing salary received by him. He can make millions easily from playing for Al Nassr, he also got a luxury life provided by his club.

A tax will definitely come in because Duran cannot receive 300k in Saudi Arabia within paying any tax, so if perhaps other players in the Saudi Arabia is paying tax he will also do that unless his contract on the league states that he will not pay tax, I have not seen such player with the contract of tax free, actually the tweet the guy posted was only asking if their would be a tax or not, or was implying that it will be better paying tax when his weekly is 300k than receiving just 50k with taxes, however this contract is good for Duran because this amount is better plus other more than Aston Villa.

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Fabrizio Romano says that Tottenham has signed Danso on a permanent deal. However it seems different on Transfermarkt like they have actually loaned him for 6 months. Huh

Maybe there might be a buy clause as well, I don't know about it.

Anyways, finally Tottenham got clever enough to sign a defender. They haven't been able to defend at all so far. Their defense is in horrible shape. This is the main reason why they are this terrible this season.

Otherwise they have scored 46 goals in the league. They are the 3rd most scorer team in the standings but we still see them at the 16th position, it is really absurd. Tongue

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I was surprised that J.Duran chose the Arabian league at a young age. I was very surprised that he went to Al Nassr club when he was only 21 years old and should have shown himself in the Premier League.
He is a fast and quick football player. He had good matches at Aston Villa in the Premier League. Al Nassr definitely bought a very good football player. I accept that football players ultimately play for money, but transfers to the Arabian League at such a young age are surprising to me.

If i were Duran, i would also accept Al Nassr's offer. He received 5 times more than this salary at Villa, also no tax for his salary. He received 300k a week!!!! Man this is amazing salary received by him. He can make millions easily from playing for Al Nassr, he also got a luxury life provided by his club.

At the end of the day, it's all about the money bro, their are some kind of money you will be offered, you wouldn't even think twice before accepting it because he has actually struck gold by this contract he just signed.
I know that many people would be saying that he is too young to be going to Saudi Arabia, that he will be wasting his prime age in the Saudi Arabia league, but no, I really don't see it that way, the Saudi Arabia league is not that too bad, and besides the quality of players that has gone their recently including cristiano Ronaldo wouldn't make it a big deal, because he is actually not the first, nor is he going to be the last player that will be going to the Saudi Arabia league for money.
Then lastly, he is actually going to be a very good signing for Al Nasser once he adapt to his the surroundings , that's what am quite confident on.

Bro, anyone wanted to be a pro footballer for the high salary. That's what Duran not receiving from Villa. 50k week before taxed is too small.

His salary a week in Al Nassr is pretty much the same of his 7 - 8weeks salary on Villa after tax.

He priorizes his familiy instead of his ego despite so many blamed he received. He gave good money for Villa, he received good salary from al Nassr, and in the end, it's a win win situation for all of parties.

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I was surprised that J.Duran chose the Arabian league at a young age. I was very surprised that he went to Al Nassr club when he was only 21 years old and should have shown himself in the Premier League.
He is a fast and quick football player. He had good matches at Aston Villa in the Premier League. Al Nassr definitely bought a very good football player. I accept that football players ultimately play for money, but transfers to the Arabian League at such a young age are surprising to me.

If i were Duran, i would also accept Al Nassr's offer. He received 5 times more than this salary at Villa, also no tax for his salary. He received 300k a week!!!! Man this is amazing salary received by him. He can make millions easily from playing for Al Nassr, he also got a luxury life provided by his club.

At the end of the day, it's all about the money bro, their are some kind of money you will be offered, you wouldn't even think twice before accepting it because he has actually struck gold by this contract he just signed.
I know that many people would be saying that he is too young to be going to Saudi Arabia, that he will be wasting his prime age in the Saudi Arabia league, but no, I really don't see it that way, the Saudi Arabia league is not that too bad, and besides the quality of players that has gone their recently including cristiano Ronaldo wouldn't make it a big deal, because he is actually not the first, nor is he going to be the last player that will be going to the Saudi Arabia league for money.
Then lastly, he is actually going to be a very good signing for Al Nasser once he adapt to his the surroundings , that's what am quite confident on.

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Quote from: ajanwalker on January 31, 2025, 03:19:53 PM

I was surprised that J.Duran chose the Arabian league at a young age. I was very surprised that he went to Al Nassr club when he was only 21 years old and should have shown himself in the Premier League.
He is a fast and quick football player. He had good matches at Aston Villa in the Premier League. Al Nassr definitely bought a very good football player. I accept that football players ultimately play for money, but transfers to the Arabian League at such a young age are surprising to me.

If i were Duran, i would also accept Al Nassr's offer. He received 5 times more than this salary at Villa, also no tax for his salary. He received 300k a week!!!! Man this is amazing salary received by him. He can make millions easily from playing for Al Nassr, he also got a luxury life provided by his club.

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If Aston Villa really gets him, Unai Emery has a huge job to handle, otherwise it is going to be a trouble, he has to figure out how he could turn Rashford back to his old self and that is not an easy task.

I wonder if this is another case of the sporting director doesn't communicate enough with the manager so they sign a player that the manager doesn't want. I listened to a podcast about Everton and Dyche and one point that was discussed was how a manager is used as a front for the people who work behind the scenes to take the blame if everything goes wrong, and this can be another case for that if Emery fails to use him. That being said, I remember Lingard also went out on loan successfully a few years ago so who knows what will happen to Rashford. CMIIW.

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Quote from: SatoPrincess on February 01, 2025, 11:51:55 PM

Manchester City have a good squad but the injury problems just seem to not be ending soon so making these signings is really crucial for the team’s development and improvement. We have seen how much decline the team has struggled with recently, they have to strengthen mostly their defense and in midfield as well as attack which they have attended to already and by the time the injured ones return they will have a big squad to compete at all levels.

There has not been a balance between the main players and the second-string players, so when their main players cannot be played it will create a gap that will eventually make them decline. That's at least what I can see from the decline experienced by Manchester City lately. Thus, they must bring in new players who can fill the void and can make a big contribution to Manchester City's game. Pep Guardiola must be able to be smart to see which players he will bring in, because if he appoints the wrong player it will also be detrimental in the future. Especially now that they are in a crucial period.

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At just 27 years of age is kind of ill perceived in my opinion because if a player has world class talent, but can't enfold that talent into consistent quality by the age of 27, then what's more to expect from that player? Think about the top stars in the world and if they all needed to turn 27 or even 28 to first show signs of consistently high quality play, would they have ever become the top stars in the world? No way! Rashford's career is approaching the end in highest class football. If he doesn't have some sort of breakthrough, another brilliant season with 20+ goals or maybe 15 goals and 10 assists or something, then it is probably time for him to go to Saudi Arabia in two years from now. For a player with his talent, 27 years of age is old when you consider what he has achieved so far.

Imagine Bellingham would take until the age of 27 before he finally plays great football each game.

At that age, a professional player usually has skills and maturity in their game. For a player's success, it all depends on how they reach peak performance.
In Rashford's case, he doesn't get a place at United. If he doesn't leave United and join another team, the situation will get worse by not getting playing minutes. United and Rashford must take steps to progress together. The price is lowered as well as Rashford who may have to be willing to lower his salary at the new club.
Barcelona might be interested if the price agreement is not too high. But if the asking price disrupts Barcelona's finances, they will not get a player like that.

Yes but you are ignoring some important facts here and you talk as if he never got a chance. There is a good reason he now doesn't get a chance. It is because the only consistency in his career was repeated failures. That is what the coaches could count on, Rashford will fail again it is only a matter of time. Manchester United is not a club on the highest level and competition is pretty weak and yet Rashford can't make it reliably into the starting eleven.

It's true that his situation won't improve there because he isn't good enough, but when he goes to a different club, this doesn't mean he instantly can level up his game. Going to Barcelona would be ridiculous when your point is that he doesn't get enough play time at Manchester United. Do you really think he will win the competition against Lamine Yamal, Raphinha, Lewandowski, Torres? I never expect him to outcompete any of these players. And Barcelona is planning on signing more forwards that are already of higher quality than Rashford. He would be sitting on the bench 90% of the time.

He can't make it at Manchester United, but then you mention Barcelona as a possible destination. Cheesy

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Villa getting Rashford could hurt them more then it helps them to be fair. Amorim must be saying something that he really means, this dude is clear about how Rashford is not even trying, and there must be something wrong with him, otherwise why would he say that openly about him?

Remember, Amorim talking about Rashford being bad is lowering his value, if the manager talks badly about a player, then you can't sell that player for a lot of money. So they must really want to get rid of him badly, and nobody would do that if they don't really mean it.

If Aston Villa really gets him, Unai Emery has a huge job to handle, otherwise it is going to be a trouble, he has to figure out how he could turn Rashford back to his old self and that is not an easy task.

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The transfer market must be utilized well by Manchester City because now they are more focused on improving the quality of the team to be better after experiencing a previous setback in the Premier League.

They have already made three signings in this January transfer window, they were unable to play yesterday, but now that they have progressed to the Playoffs, they will be registered and they'll be available in the next round. City have not completely shut the door on another potential signing this month, prolly a right back, since Kyle Walker has left the club for AC Milan this month, Matheus Nunes has been playing at right back, and against a top team with good wingers, that might be a weak link.

Manchester City don't need to sign much players since they have enough quality stars. The only challenge they have is injuries. When these player recover the squad might come back to it's past shape. Buying more players might conflict with the Financial Fair and also make the player difficult to manage. When coaches have too many players in the club selection problems will always arise and players who are not always selected might cause disaffection in the dressing room.

My conclusion is that the signing of Omar Marmoush, Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis is enough for the Cityzens. By the time other key players return from injuries, there will be good backup.

Manchester City have a good squad but the injury problems just seem to not be ending soon so making these signings is really crucial for the team’s development and improvement. We have seen how much decline the team has struggled with recently, they have to strengthen mostly their defense and in midfield as well as attack which they have attended to already and by the time the injured ones return they will have a big squad to compete at all levels.

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Quote from: rahmad2nd on February 01, 2025, 02:36:50 PM

Marcus Rashford was wanted by several clubs in the previous transfer market, one of which was PSG who once wanted his services. In the Amorim era, it seems that Rashford is not included in the list of players included in his squad, the attitude problem is a special concern. It's not just Rashford who has a problem with his attitude, Alejandro Garnacho seems to be the same. Antony has been loaned, now Marcus Rashford is the same. Reportedly Aston Villa has agreed personal terms with Rashford, now it's just a matter of agreement between the two clubs. Rashford is actually a good player, unfortunately in Amorim's hands he doesn't seem to fit into his system. So this loan option will be good for all parties, not only for Aston Villa who need the depth of their squad, but also for Marcus Rashford who might get more playing minutes. Likewise with Amorim, because if a team has problems in the dressing room, it will affect the team as a whole. So if the loan option is agreed by all parties, that's much better. I think Rashford can prove his capacity with Aston Villa, and Amorim can focus more if there are no problems between the players in his team.

Rashford future speculation continues in uncertainty, ahead of the winter transfer window closing, Aston Villa could be an alternative solution to leave Manchester United. Ruben Amorim seems to still maintain his principles, he will continue to freeze Rashford if the player does not show the work ethic he wants. It seems that the Manchester United dressing room has not changed since last season, in the Ten Hag era we also witnessed the manager clashing with some of his players. Meanwhile, Garnacho seems to be changing, and there is a possibility that he will be retained by Ruben Amorim.

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