Quote from: JeffBrad12 on Today at 01:58:59 PM

It seems like that kyle walker has become the hottest topic again. I saw some members in here were talking about him. Some think Walker will go to Bayern, but Pep's latest interview shows he is fighting to keep him. No matter what happened with the club and pep said if walker is the most important asset that owned by manchester city. Treble winner would not happen if he was not also helping the club to achieve it.

Manchester City just needs to clarify Walker position and if he is set to be a key player again then it is possible that Walker will reconsider his decision. Pep Guardiola still believes that Walker's services are needed by Manchester City even though there are other options Pep is still trying so he can survive. Winning the Treble winner, Walker services cannot be forgotten, therefore Pep will fight in any way, for example by increasing his salary a little more than before.

Quote from: Luzin on Today at 02:10:48 PM

But if I'm not mistaken, I read they wouldn't have paid Rasmus Hojlund more than 60 million euros. Reportedly Atalanta made an offer of 85 million euros. There are other alternatives for United, they are also looking at Eintracht Frankfurt player Randal Kolo Muani as an alternative target for Hojlund. Ten Hag is also eyeing Ajax forward Mohammed Kudus.

Source: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/man-united-transfer-rasmus-hojlund-27380298

If you see Erik Ten Hag ambition in hunting players, he always tends to target players from Ajax, so Mohammed Kudus will be more easily withdrawn than Rasmus Hojlund. Currently in his position Ras mus Hojlund has an offer above the one that Manchester United can afford. Atalanta really needs a sharp striker so they dare to give a fantastic price for Rasmus Hojlund.