United abandoned plans to bring a new back to Old Trafford this summer in order to bring Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford. After the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, he has scored 5 goals so far, which is worth the money, but correspondingly, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's lineup has an uneven attack and defense problem, and only one game has been able to keep a clean sheet so far, and if it were not for the recovery of goalkeeper De Gea,000, more games could have been lost.
During the summer transfer window, 18-year-old Eduardo Camaringa, who was still in Rennes in Ligue 1, Spanish champion Saul Neggs of La Liga champions Atletico Madrid, and Portuguese midfielder Ruben Neves of Premier League Wolves were all seen as targets for Manchester United.
But once the 36-year-old Ronaldo returns, coupled with the previous introduction of Sancho and Varane, Manchester United will not have enough transfer funds and salary budget to introduce a new midfielder. Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Manchester United originally did not intend to bring in Cristiano Ronaldo, and the target of the transfer budget was Camaranga or Saul. But because Ronaldo was interested in joining Manchester City, the Red Devils had to step in, so they gave up those two midfielders, and now Camaringa has signed for Real Madrid for £34m, while Saul has joined Chelsea on loan for £4.5 million.
Reinforcements are never in place and have always been a common practice of Manchester United. As a result, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still had to choose Fred to partner McTomine, or Pogba and Nemanja Matic as a backside, and van der Beek continued to be unimportant. Manchester United's backline position is still not convincing.
British media revealed that before the start of next season, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will definitely strengthen the back position, according to the pogba, Lingard and Van de Beek and others, may introduce one or even two new signings. Among them, the ideal situation is to sign two new defenders at the same time, West Ham's Declan Rice is Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's favorite target, while AC Milan's Casey, Leeds United's Calvin Phillips and Monaco's Joan Armeni are also under consideration.
Among them, the 21-year-old France international Joan Ameni is regarded as the latest celebrity in the European transfer market, which may trigger a battle for the giants, manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Juventus are all interested in him. Italy's "Turin Sport" said Juve will make an offer for the Ligue 1 rookie and season's best team selection.
Joan Ameni debuted in Bordeaux and joined Monaco in January for a transfer fee of £17 million, pairing former Premier League midfielder Fabregas to help the team return to the Champions League. To date, Joan Ameni has played for France five times, including replacing the sick Kante and playing in the UEFA Nations League final with Pogba. Defensively, he is almost the strongest defender in Europe at the moment, better than Rice, Ndidi and even Kante.
Pogba praised the junior: "Very, very good, he is no longer a boy, but a man." It was a pleasure to work with him and he was able to bring plenty of energy. Not only is he physically strong, he is also very technically gifted and physically strong. We want him to play more and I've always been there for him."
Some British media believe that Joan Ameni's price only needs 34 million pounds, but Monaco apparently disagrees, and the team has marked a high price of 50 million pounds for the new French international, and there is no worry about no buyers. Spain's Marca newspaper said Manchester United had asked Monaco about the price of Joan Ameni and received a response of half a billion.
Ironically, if Pogba leaves Manchester United, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is more likely to bring in more midfielders, including Joan Ameni. At half-time, when the UEFA Nations League final beat Spain 2-1, Pogba's motivational speech to his teammates once again attracted attention.
"We have to be more aggressive and start from the front." Pogba said in the dressing room, "Everybody has to get involved, we take the ball back and attack right away. Yes, we have to run more, the opponent is very strong, but we are not inferior. Once we get the ball, we need to control it so that we can threaten the opponent. In the second half, we need to put pressure on and be aggressive."
But Manchester United captain Roy Keane believes France's Pogba and Manchester United's Pogba are not the same person. 'I think when he's at Manchester United, he may not be willing to take responsibility. Keane said, "Maybe the responsibility is too great, or he doesn't have enough teammates around him to take responsibility." I know at France he shares the burden with the other players around him and maybe he's too isolated at Manchester United, which is probably why he's feeling more stressed. Obviously, there is a difference between the Pogba we see in France and the Pogba we know at Manchester United."