Manchester United's top personnel changes continue, and Matt Judge, a close confidant of former CEO Ed Woodward, has resigned.
The Athletic's David Ornstein exclusively reported that Matt Judge had resigned as Manchester United's director of football negotiations, and the sources said Thatch and the club had negotiated their departure in a friendly atmosphere.
Matt Junch is currently in the waiting period for notice, will leave his job completely later this year and is not expected to participate in The Manchester United summer transfer window operation.
Entering 2022, a series of structural changes have taken place in Manchester United's management, with Richard Arnold replacing Sandoko as CEO. In addition, two heads of United's scouting division, chief scout Jim Lawlor and global scouting chief Marcel Bout, have both left the club.
Matt Judge became the fourth executive to leave, and the shuffling storm at Old Trafford is likely to continue.
Jacchi joined Manchester United in 2012 on the recommendation of Watford and from 2014 to the present, Jacchi has been responsible for manchester United's transfer negotiations and contract drafting.
But in fact, as a college classmate of Sandoko, Jaci majored in economics and finance, and before they joined Manchester United, they all worked in investment banks.
To put it bluntly: Sandoko and Jaech can mix in the business world, but they are not football fans, and their football expertise is shallow, and it can be concluded that they are ball blind.
The Glazer family handed over the operation of Manchester United to Sandoko, who could not do everything himself, so he pulled his classmates as confidants. Van Gaal once described Jacquet as the "right and left arm" of The Three Virtues, that is, the Wolong Phoenix Chick.
Their ability to make money is no problem, but there is a problem without understanding the ball. Not even understanding the ball is not a big problem, as long as you are willing to delegate power and let the professionals be responsible. However, they are greedy for power and refuse to let go, which is the big problem.
Looking back now, it is not difficult to understand why Manchester United's transfer operation and player contracts have been a mess since 2014 - the basic premium for buying people, the basic price of selling people, and the salary for renewal is too high.
Media listing Manchester United transfer data: During Judge's tenure, United signed a total of 25 players at a total cost of £832 million; while sending away 34 players and recovering £226 million, the total expenditure exceeded 600 million.
Among the 34 departing players, including 12 left the team on their own, including Sanchez, United's first high-paid signing, and finally had to pay money to terminate the contract.
Other teams can get 10 million players, Manchester United to buy 20 million or even 30 million; other teams negotiate fiercely, quick decisions, Manchester United is always dragging mud and water, half the work.
Players on the bench of other teams can sell for 25 million, while Manchester United can only sell 2.5 million, or even a series of free smashes.
The salary structure of other teams is reasonable, strictly enforced, and reserves room for salary increases for healthy competition; but Manchester United always arbitrarily gives players high salaries, and it is very easy to be coerced by players to raise salaries, and eventually there are large areas of high-salary mixed people, and the workplace atmosphere is dirty.
Negotiation ability and football professional judgment vision, Judge has no one, two eyes and one black, how much money has Manchester United spent?
If liverpool and Manchester United's transfer department are scored on a full 10 points, the Liverpool uniform group can score more than 9 points, and Manchester United also deserves 9 points, but it is -9 points.
After Sandoko left his post, the departure of Jachi, who came in as a related household, was also expected. It is reported that Manchester United is negotiating with former Monaco football director Paul Mitchell to re-establish Manchester United's reinforcements, scouting and negotiation system.
It is long overdue for change, Manchester United do not change there is only one dead end and we look forward to a positive process.