Having money is really anything you want, look at Manchester United, and are ready to buy a right winger in the new season.
According to The Athletic, Manchester United's incoming new coach, Tenhag, recently submitted his own reinforcement plan to the United hierarchy.
Interestingly, in Tenhag's new reinforcement package for Manchester United, the reinforcement of the right winger seems to be more important than the reinforcement at the back.
The Athletic pointed out that if the United top brass accepted Tenhag's proposal, their first target this summer would be Benfica's Uruguayan striker Núñez.
Good guys, having money is good, and it will be a transaction close to hundreds of millions of euros.
Here's a look at this Núñez:
Núñez is the most iconic star in Uruguay's younger generation after Çavani and Suarez, now only 22 years old, and can play in all three positions on the front line.
Due to the good performance in the Champions League knockout rounds this season (8 in 4 knockouts to score two goals for Liverpool), it has been favored by many giants, and the current value given by "German Market" is initially set at 60 million euros.
From the current situation, if the giants want to sign the Uruguayan striker, they need to spend at least 80 million euros.
The reason why Manchester United has money to do whatever it wants is mainly because of Núñez's 80 million worth, because Manchester United only spent 80 million euros last season to sign The English talented attacking force Sancho from Borussia Dortmund, and now they want to spend the same price to sign another right winger, which is really a bit of a tyrannical meaning.
It is worth mentioning that Manchester United has invested a lot of money and energy in the right winger position in recent years, but the effect is not satisfactory.
In fact, not only is Sancho unable to take on this position of Manchester United, but even Rashford and Greenwood, who have been given high hopes by the British media, have gradually lost their talents and aura in this position.
Consider that the Manchester United executives are really self-inflicted, thinking that at the beginning, Mourinho, who was the manager of Manchester United at the time, had strongly recommended Croatian attacker Perisic to Woodward, and Woodward directly rejected Mourinho's proposal on the grounds that Martial had "great potential".
Looking at what Perisic has achieved at Inter today, if United had followed Mourinho's advice, the problem of The Right Flank would have fallen to such a ground.
Unfortunately, there are no ifs.
Coincidentally, recently Liverpool centre-back Van Dijk's teammate Austin in Southampton also revealed a message to the media: when Manchester United bought center-back, they chose the latter between Van Dijk and Lindelof.
According to the media at the time, the elder Mu had recommended Van Dijk to the Manchester United club executives before Klopp and Guardiola, but in view of Southampton's high offer, Woodward finally chose Lindelof.
Of course, there is also the possibility that Perisic and Van Dijk will not bring woodward some shady gains.