Quote from: marcous on June 27, 2023, 04:46:54 PM

Regarding the current transfer market, it seems that the process of acquiring ownership of the club is one of the obstacles causing Manchester United to proceed cautiously. It is likely that they will carefully consider the players to be sold and those to be acquired in order to have a strong chance of winning the EPL title next season. It is worth noting that they have not won the EPL championship in over a decade. Hopefully, Erik Ten Hag can bring this ambition to fruition in the upcoming season.

Many fans feel that Sheik Jassim's ownership of Manchester United will bring in a slew of new, quality players who will help the club win the league. They believe the existing owners are no longer capable of managing the club and that the Arab man should take over ownership and control of the team going forward. I'm not sure what's holding up the transfer of ownership, or if they haven't reached an agreement yet, but I'm still hoping for a green light at the end of the deal.

Quote from: cytpoway121 on June 27, 2023, 09:43:00 PM

The massive overhaul at Chelsea is risky, but it was inevitable; there were so many players that were underperforming and not doing well at all. While earning big wages; the likes of Ziyech, Koulibaly, Loftus Cheek, Harverts has been on the clubside with subpar performance and high wages. It is only right to move them on.

Similarly, Pochettino is doing well with purging the squad; the right time to rebuild chelsea is now

He has complete control over his choices. He now has control of the club, and the management expects nothing less than the best from him. To me, I don't understand why he's selling some of the players who I believe are still great for the club; either they won't fit into his style of play, or those players don't want to stay at Chelsea. Finally, what Chelsea requires is a team that will return the club to form, rather than the players who will make it happen.