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If Erik Ten Hag really comes to Manchester United next season, Erik Ten Hag wants to overhaul all the existing squads and make massive player purchases, of course this is very different from the wishes of the Manchester United owners where currently the Red Devils tend to take advantage of academy players rather than Buying expensive players, of course, will be very different from Erik Ten Hag's desire to bring some Ajax Amsterdam players to Old Trafford, as we saw last summer where Manchester United were not aggressive in the transfer market, especially when Ten Hag wanted to overhaul the squad unit. it massively includes getting rid of the star Cristiano Ronaldo

It's only a matter of days to announce Erik Ten as the new coach, I'm optimistic that Erik Ten will become a coach who can replace Alex Ferguson, and return to success in bringing Manchester United to fight for the title next season, most likely Antony will shine with Manchester United, since in brought in from the San Paolo, at a price of 15.75 million euros, Antony's performance can be said to be very good, has played 79 matches, managed to score 22 goals and managed to provide 20 assists, in my opinion this is an extraordinary achievement, especially at Manchester United he will return later coached by Erik Ten, it is certain that his ability will get better, it is worth waiting for next season Manchester United again competes for the EPL title.

Regarding the issue of Haaland's price and also all the demands that Haaland wants, I am also sure that Man City can certainly fulfill them.
Because with the financial strength that Man City has, then Man City can definitely bring in Haaland. I agree it all depends on Haaland's own decision,
but I'm sure Haaland will move at the end of the season. Moreover, with Dortmund Haaland had difficulty winning trophies, therefore there was
no reason for Haaland to decide to stay any longer with Dortmund. Even though Haaland will move from Dortmund, Haaland doesn't necessarily
choose Man City as his new team. Because we know so many big clubs want Haaland, we will see if Man City can convince Haaland to choose Man City as
his new club.

Eriksen is still a great player. Still, I don't think a top transfer will be possible for him. Clubs simply don't dare to run the risk of offering him a contract because of his health. But I think Eriksen has long been happy that he can still play in the Premier League, even if it is at a lower level. He also has to think about his health, he was lucky that he survived last year. I will give him a transfer, he still has the qualities.

Christian Eriksen has been on an incredible form since returning back to football for both club and his national side and been on a free transfer will make him one of the most sort after player this summer.  Although, he is 30 but on a free that’s a risk worth taking in any possession based team and his ability to pick out pass from anywhere is top-notch. The only reason I think Chelsea might lose any of their players will be because of the external situation surrounding the club and the uncertainty about the club's future.

It has been claimed that the "special" release clause equals to a price between 70-80 million euros which is really nothing for a player like Erling Haaland. This kind of a transfer fee wouldn't be any problem for Manchester City for certain. And even with all his demands, Manchester City wouldn't still have any trouble in this. However the biggest question is whether he would like to leave the team this summer above all else. Maybe he will decide to stay and all the things will start to get boring all of a sudden.

I read that Man City's move to sign Haaland and make him the most expensive player is just a rumor. There is no agreement yet because Dortmund also have a special release clause. Haaland's future will be announced in two weeks. So it still seems to be a mystery where Haaland is going.

Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10726125/Borussia-Dortmund-chief-Sebastian-Kehl-says-Manchester-City-NOT-agreed-sign-Erling-Haaland.html

It would be a shame if this player went to another club but until now there has been no official statement and even kloop is still silent about this.
I just hope he still stays at Anfield because whatever the reason he is still a really great player and the moves he made made Liverpool strong as they are today.
I think it would be unbelievable if Liverpool just let him go

Yes, I agree. I also think that Bayern Munich does have the financial capability of pulling this type of deal but they just do not want to risk it because it is quite unbelievable and to be a  little ‘riding your luck’. 
so, I think it is best that they are not trying to pull out any type of deal like that.





I am going to be really surprised if I see the contract of Sadio Mane not getting extended. he is a great asset for Liverpool and Liverpool should also treat him that way. I really don't think that him being 30 years old is going to be that much of a problem.

Erling Haaland is going to be a great addition and also going to play well in Manchester City I believe. But what I am concerned about is the injury issue.

I am going to say that he is worth the money if he actually plays all the matches in the season. well, at least most of the matches.

If he does miss more than half of the season I think this money is just a waste. with this amount of money, they could have bought two. But as I said he is obviously worth it but I am concerned about the injury issues.

Manchester United management is reportedly going to make a massive overhaul next season, after yesterday crushing defeat to Liverpool, Rangnick, who will serve as Manchester United consultant next season, said at a press conference that they would make a revolution by bringing in six or seven new players, I think the revolution carried out by Manchester is inseparable from Ten Hag desire to rebuild Manchester United next season, so I think it is impossible that Glazer will refuse to spend money to cover the shortfall from the sale of Manchester United players later.

I think Erling Haaland can be a great addition to Manchester City. and with any transfer, the fear of injury will always be there but it is absolute. But, I really think that Real Madrid is the most suitable team for Erling Haaland.

 I think if Real Madrid and Barcelona are both pursuing one player stand both teams really need that very badly, in my opinion, Real Madrid should win in that race because Real Madrid has a lot more financial stability compared to Barcelona. But if the contract does not get extended then it is a different story.

Jorginho can move to Juventus in my opinion. Of course, if the options are Lazio, Juventus, and AC Milan I think Juventus is the best bet here.

Even though if the spurs want to keep Harry Kane I think it will be better for Harry Kane to leave the club because I think he can achieve a lot more in a lot of other clubs.

Definitely Erik ten Hag will sign Anthony as one of his new signings and possibly one of the few players that might opt to follow the new manager, honestly Man Utd midfield has been in shambles and one of the major area that needed to be fortified, Anthony, van de Beek (on loan to Everton) and few more quality midfielders will do the job brilliantly, while the likes of Matic, Pogba, Fred and should be shown the exist door, infact the club needed to be completely overhauled, with exception of DeGea, Ronaldo and few other youngsters.

Sadly, Manchester United owners are not one that wants to build an empire, they only want to grow their profits. I am not entirely convinced about Erik ten Hag, but i am trusting that he will be able to get results by building the core of the team around hungry youngsters. Anthony? cdm ? the big question is will mufc owners be sanctioning any purchasE? i don't believe so much in the glazers

Exactly, I agree. Real Madrid is on a different level because their team is already so seasoned because they have been lots of through ups and downs before they got the position they're in now, it takes time and patience when investing for a team like that. As even if you put the best players in the whole world in one team you cannot just expect that they will be so harmonious in an instant and give you a positive result/win. Best thing to do is to scout and invest in some good experienced players first.

Haaland is already an accomplished player and his qualifications are not in question. The problem is that sometimes a change of scenery does not contribute to progress, but rather hinders it. Is the Premier League right for him? During the season we saw that he often gets micro-injuries - maybe in the Premier League, which is famous for its toughness, the issue of injuries will become more serious for him than in the Bundesliga.

Transfer rumours:

Manchester City and England forward Raheem Sterling, 27, is on a list of players AC Milan want to sign amid reports of a potential £850m takeover of the 18-time champions of Italy. Is this a good decision for Manchester City? What if Haaland gets hurt?
Manchester City have told Dortmund and Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland, 21, that he could join Real Madrid later in his career if he moves to the Etihad this summer. The signing-on fee and agent commission on a potential deal could add £40m to the £63m transfer fee stipulated by Haaland's release clause. Interesting news. Does Haaland really have that much desire to play for Real once?
Real Madrid and Barcelona are both interested in signing Chelsea and Germany defender Antonio Rudiger, 29, who is out of contract at the end of the season but is keen to stay at Stamford Bridge. What Rudiger will decide in the end?
Lazio, Juventus and AC Milan could all be destinations for Chelsea and Italy midfielder Jorginho, 30, who is unlikely to be offered an extension to a contract that expires at the end of next season. Everyone is leaving Chelsea, who will eventually stay at the club?
Tottenham are confident of keeping England forward Harry Kane, 28, this summer and considering a move to bring Brentford and Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen, 30, back to the club. Spurs are also keeping tabs on 24-year-old Leicester and Belgium midfielder Youri Tielemans. How realistic are these expectations?

Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/61152725

It's clear that the goal of Erik ten Hag is to build his own empire. This summer, he may bring Antony to Manchester United. Considering the strong competition, the Dutch coach has requested United's hierarchy to speed up the transfer process. Could Antony get more glory at United?

Well, I have always seen Newcastle with good eyes for many years, but now with the owners of the team that they have, they are able to include even CR7 and Messi if they want and make Mbappé and Neymar Jr their apprentices, because they have the capacity. to do so, I even believe that in terms of money they far exceed PSG and Real Madrid, I believe that with what they have, the necessary material to make them function as the best team in the world, and this becomes interesting because by placing to Haaland and Mbappé is something that already changes all predictions about the other matches of any team, I think that if they do it well, Newcastle will be the sensational team.

Well, for me, Man United will always be a great team, the fact that Pogba is leaving is serious at the moment, despite the fact that CR7's situation is not good, due to his private life and the loss of his son, it is a person who must be having a hard time, however I don't think the team will disintegrate, I think every team goes through various crises of its best players, for me it will prosper, and everything will be put together in the best way for the team.

This is the seventh year now Manchester United have been chasing Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and still Lazio haven’t increased his salary. He is a top player by all standard but still below Paul Pogba's clsss though. Sergej Milinković-Savić has been directly involved in 19 league goals this season, scoring 9 goals so far. Can he really thrive at Manchester United?