Today we're going to talk about Manchester United's transfer market dynamics, but don't worry, it's not a boring statistic pile-up, but a bit of humorous complaining time. Let's start with Girassie, who is said to be one of United's main targets. Imagine you're a goalscorer and all of you suddenly Manchester United call you and what do you think? "Wow, is this true? I'm going to the Premier League!" and then you look at it and you look at it, oops, it's only 17.5 million euros, which is a piece of cake. Girasi is now 27 years old, and although he is not young, he has performed well in Stuttgart in the Bundesliga, ranking second in the scorer charts. Manchester United are in desperate need of such strikers right now, because their attacking attack is simply a big question mark. Think about it, last season's score of Manchester United was mediocre, with fewer wins and more losses. If Gillassie can make a difference, then Manchester United fans will be happy.
Next, let's talk about Manchester United's finances. Did you know that Manchester United don't have the money to spend big right now unless owner Ratcliffe is out of pocket? But I'm guessing Ratcliffe might be sitting in his office, staring at the transfer list on his computer screen, thinking, 'How am I going to raise all this money?' They can raise money by selling some players, like Anthony Martial and Raphael Varane, but how much can they sell for? After all, who would pay a lot of money for a player who might not perform well now? So, United's transfer plan may be to pick up bargains, and good quality and low price are king.
Now let's talk about Manchester United's midfield. The camp is full of injuries, like playing a game, your character is devastated by a wave of attacks, but luckily Casemiro, Lima, Mason Mount and Maguire are the main players who have returned from injury. This is undoubtedly good news for Manchester United. Imagine that Manchester United's defense is finally no longer paper-based. Fans may be thinking, "Finally, our defence can stop praying for the opposition to shoot wide." ”
Let's talk about United's attacking line. The current Manchester United frontcourt is in a worrying state, as if it has been lost in the wilderness. It is said that their other target is Olise in the Crystal Palace. But do you know his price tag of £60 million! Maybe Manchester United's management will look paler than a ghost when they see this price. This is simply sky-high, and for Manchester United, who are not very rich, it is simply a fantasy.
Well, a final controversial summary. Manchester United's current transfer strategy is like a frenzied selection in the discount section of a supermarket, but can they really pick a treasure from it, or just get a bunch of defective products? It's like a gamble, and no one can say what the outcome will be. But one thing is for sure, Manchester United fans definitely don't want to see the team turned into a "discount store".
So, the question is, how do you think Manchester United's transfer window should work, is it a risk, or is it a safe one? Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section, and don't forget to follow the follow-up updates to see how Manchester United will play in this transfer game!