Quote from: marcous on Today at 03:47:53 PM

Quote from: JeffBrad12 on Today at 02:07:49 PM

I hope glazers will consider to sell manchester united. I will trust jassim even more. I would not even call injury as the problem faced by manchester united. The bad players are the main problem owned by manchester united at this moment. There's no need to make injury as an excuse caused by manchester united was always performing so well on its upfront but the defense was very weak compared with another club. Sancho will leave from the club in winter transfer season. He shall not be linked anymore to the manchester united. MU didn't really need him at this moment as the club has martial and hollund.
This is why he was also saying that if he was willing to join in the bundesliga again after leave from manchester united. I think that sancho needs to end his career in manchester united rather than continue to be involved in the conflict against ten hag.

It is true that the Glazer family would be better off releasing ownership of United into the hands of new owner Sheikh Jassim. If this is done, United will receive abundant financial support to start rebuilding the squad in the next transfer window. However, this does not mean that Glazer is entirely the cause of The Red Devils decline in performance, everyone who works at the club should be responsible for the current situation. Ten Hag is the person most in the spotlight, because he is directly responsible for the team's performance.

So far the storm of injuries and internal conflicts within the club have not yet ended, more or less these two things have had a direct influence on the team. I think if Ten Hag can't completely control the dressing room, don't expect United to achieve consistent positive results. It is reported that Sancho will most likely move in the next transfer market, Ten Hag really will not use his services this season.

It's also unfair to put all the blame for Manchester United's current plight on the Glazers, I'd rather say the Glazers are one of the many culprits that have made Manchester United's downward spiral difficult to recover from.
The Glazers still want to own Manchester United, and they won't simply relinquish their ownership to a new owner. But I am also one of the people who agree with that, it is better for Glazer to release their ownership in full, because in their hands the fact is that Manchester United is experiencing something terrible, and not a few Mnchester United supporters demand the Glazer Family to step down and sell Manchester United.