According to the statistics of the "CIES Football Observatory" in Switzerland, Manchester United has become the most wasteful club in Europe in the past 10 years, which means that Manchester United is the most profligate football club in the world. The Red Devils spent more than £1.3 billion on transfer costs on reinforcements, and the total revenue of players leaving the team was only 396 million, so the net expenditure was as high as £909 million, but the team only had 4 championships in the account during the period.
This statistic illustrates three major problems: Manchester United are expensive to buy, cheap to sell and inefficient to use players. In contrast, Manchester City's net transfer investment in the same period was 832 million pounds, but it won 11 titles! Arsenal have also won just four titles, but their net transfer investment is £493 million, half of United's.
Everton (net transfer expenditure of £362 million), Villa (£358 million) and West Ham (£316 million) are also hard-selling, title-winning Premier League teams that have invested heavily in the past 10 years without any titles in the book.
In contrast, Chelsea net invested 349 million pounds and won 6 titles, mainly because the Blues are very sharp and have higher transfer incomes. Liverpool finished 8th with a net investment of £293 million and two titles. Interestingly, promoted Mabrandford were the only team in the Last 10 years of the English League to have a negative net transfer investment, earning £36 million through transfer deals.
United have won four titles so far in the summer of 2012, including the Premier League title before His retirement, the FA Cup won by Van Gaal, and the League Cup and Europa League won by Mouunio, the last time they won the title was in 2017. This season, Manchester United have been out of the English League Cup and FA Cup, the Premier League is hopeless, and the Chances of winning the Champions League are not large, so it is likely to continue to be empty.
Interim manager Ronnick admitted that United face a daunting task and must work to close the gap with Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea to become champions challengers again.
'If United haven't won the title in the last 10 years, there must be some good reason for that. "Now we are fourth in the league and everyone at the club, myself included, would be happy if we finished fourth at the end of the season," Lonnick said. We're still playing in the Champions League and I and the coaching staff are going to do our best to get the team to the best of it. That's what we do and that's why I'm here to coach. My task is to get the team to perform at its best and everything else has to be taken care of at the end of the season."
Lonnick also believes that the Manchester United squad does not need to be overhauled. "I don't know, but I don't think I need to." "Because overall, the team's performance has improved over the last few weeks, and by the way, I think that includes cup matches," Lannick said. However, the team faces two points of criticism. First, we wasted too many opportunities, 22 times in the box, 10 of which were scoring opportunities, we should have easily led 3-0 at halftime, the whole game should be 6-1 or 6-2, which is the first place to criticize. The other was the 10 seconds before we conceded the ball, which was supposed to be a perfect counter-attack situation, but we didn't cut off the ball, and 8 seconds later, we were outnumbered in our own penalty area and were broken by the opponent. I still think the ball should be invalidated because of the opponent's handball, but we shouldn't let that happen in our own penalty area."