The winter transfer window is closed! Dembele leads! Talk about the top five losers in this winter's transfer window
The January transfer window has ended, but many players who were supposed to be favourites to leave have failed to escape, and some teams that hope to rebuild through the transfer window have been repeatedly cut off. The author commented on the representatives of the top five losers this winter.
Dembele
After Ousmane Dembélé announced that he would not renew his contract with Barca, it has become the number one hit to leave the team this winter. Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United and Arsenal were all related to him, but in the end they all failed. Paris has no intention of acquiring Dembele; arsenal and Barca player exchange offers are not in line with Barca's wishes; the Red Devils and Blues are more interested in bringing him in as a free agent this summer, forcing Dembele to stay at Barca for more than half a season. Dembele and Barca are both "losers" in this deal, the former need to sit on the cold bench for half a season, affecting the asking price of the summer, and the latter has fallen into a desperate situation of loss of money and fortune.
Lingard, Dean Henderson
In fact, the reason why United did not want Jesse Lingard to move is obvious, they do not want him to join West Ham or Newcastle United, lest the two become their rivals. But this is a bitter pain for Jesse Lingard, the England attacker who hopes to fight for a chance to return to the national team will only waste time on the bench, and it is still unknown whether he will be able to play back in form in the next season. Dean Henderson is also rumored to be on loan to the Magpies this winter; Watford has the intention of signing him. But Manchester United, fearing that the epidemic would strain people's hands, chose to force Henderson to stay for most of the season; the Manchester United youth academy, who had a chance to become England's number one goalkeeper, should be the object of Lingard's "stool" this season.
Arsenal
Arsenal have always wanted to be able to recruit in midfield this winter, so they purged edge and rotation players such as Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Calum Chambers, Pablo Marí and Sead Kolasinac. But the team did not welcome any new signings in the end, Vlahovic, Bentankur, Artur and others were either cut off or chose to stay in the team; no wonder "factory fans" have shelled arsenal executives who are still enjoying a relaxing drink in the office.
Tottenham
The North London duo are both losers this winter, but Tottenham are always a little better than Arsenal, and they still signed Juventus double stars Kulusevsky and Bentankur before the deadline for transfer, but it is not known whether the two are Conte's PLAN D or PLAN E. Spurs have previously been involved with Adama Traoré, Vlahović and Luis Dias, but they have been intercepted by Barca, Juventus and Liverpool, which is reported to have made the new coach conte quite angry and disrupted his team's construction deployment. With only two new signings introduced, Spurs have let go of Ali, Lo Celso, Hill and Ndombele several important rotations, and the overall strength of the team does not seem to have increased much.
