Earlier, Italian star Romano released a message about Manchester United's transfer. The reporter wrote: "Manchester United are not currently in talks with Alvarez, they are more about continuing to observe the 21-year-old Argentine striker. United's real goal is to make a big move next summer, not the winter transfer window that is coming soon. ”
The news from Romano was mixed for United fans. "Worrying" is that many previous rumors have satisfied the appetite, but this year's winter window will not have much expectation. The "good news" is that next Summer is likely to have a big move of no small magnitude, and a new Manchester United team will be born under the leadership of Ronnick. This is actually in line with the actual situation of the current club.
Since Solskjaer took office, United have seen several big moves in a row. The first summer window was introduced to Maguire for £80 million and £50 million for The Million-Bissaka. Last year's winter window spent 63 million euros to introduce a B fee, setting a record for the club's signing in January. Last summer window, Van de Beek spent 39 million; this year's winter window nearly 30 million to buy the youngster Armad Diallo. This summer, Manchester United once again detonated the transfer market, eating Sancho, Varane and Cristiano Ronaldo, with a total investment of more than 130 million euros. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer tossed down, with a net investment of £312 million.
But the effect has also been seen, this season's Manchester United not only did not enter the championship group strongly, but the record was dismal. In the seven rounds of the league before Solskjaer's dismissal, Manchester United won 1, drew 1 and lost 5, and the ranking fell step by step to the middle of the league, and the top had to press the button to change the coach. However, we know that Lonnick was only given a contract as a temporary manager for only 6 months. At the end of the season, United are likely to start changing managers again. Therefore, the winter window reinforcement is not an appropriate point in time, and if the players introduced do not meet the requirements of the new coach, the investment becomes a burden.
In addition, although Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's lead results are average, he does leave a competitive squad. Moreover, Longnick also admitted that United's current squad is a bit large and needs to be streamlined. Therefore, Manchester United is not short of people at the moment, but needs Lonnick to discover and stimulate the ability of the players. Then in the process determine which players can stay and which can leave, laying the groundwork for the big moves in the summer window.
But Romano's words do not mean that United will not have new signings in the winter window, such as the current weakest back position. If there are young players with both strength and potential, in line with the club's long-term plan, and the price is right, then Manchester United is likely to shoot.
In addition, it is not excluded that Manchester United uses loans to strengthen the team, and giving players a short-term contract does not hinder the summer window of reinforcements. Like Chelsea's loan to Atletico Saul this summer, while it doesn't work well, at least it can emulate this reinforcement.
In short, Manchester United fans do not have to look forward to it too much in the winter window this year, and next year's summer window is the highlight. At that time, United will carry out a major restructuring of the squad under the leadership of Ronnick. By clearing out those "bastards" whose performance is seriously inconsistent with salaries, United will be able to completely get rid of the back-and-forth and turmoil that has occurred in the reconstruction of the past few years.