Manchester United had problems when they gave up on De Gea and went for Onana. I think Manchester United owe a big part of this season's nightmare to that. If Liverpool gives up on Alisson without finding a better goalkeeper, they could go through what Manchester United went through. They need to consider some possibilities when choosing to cash in on the sale of Alisson.
It was part of the changes and stuff, it's just that Manchester United and those in charge of the transfer shii didn't do things the right way for a player like David De Gea who gave his all for Manchester United.
Andre Onana had a bad season but at some points he has shut the mouth of those criticizing him, what's lacking isn't really from Andrea Onana, what was lacking was a strong defense to complement him.
I understand that, even during some games, David De Gea's saves win matches for Manchester United but with the way the manager wants to play, you just have to stick with Andrea Onana who was also backed by former Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin Van der Saar about his move to Manchester United. Not really, they Liverpool already has a good goalkeeper as second choice. He should be brought up if Allison Becker decides to finally part ways with the Reds.
Manchester United is rumoured to be interested in Ollie Watkins transfer this summer. Honestly he is one of the reasonable players to be targeted for the attacking line. However he won't be a cheap transfer at the same time. He is having his most productive season at Aston Villa now (19 goals, 13 assists in the Premier League). His current market value is 65 million euros.
Aston Villa can make a huge profit from a possible transfer. They signed him for 34 million euros 4 years ago. They know how keen Manchester United are about spending a lot of money for their targets.
I don't expect Aston Villa to price him less than his current value.
Aston Villa can make a huge profit from a possible transfer. They signed him for 34 million euros 4 years ago. They know how keen Manchester United are about spending a lot of money for their targets.
I don't expect Aston Villa to price him less than his current value.Good this is speculating, I don't think a player who his club qualified for the Champions League football and Competition next season will be looking forward to join Manchester United and it's not like he has reduced game time with Aston Villa and stuff. This cannot be, if I was a guardian, I won't permit such a move unless it's for long terms.
I don't even think he fits in to be a Manchester United type of player. They come to Manchester United and immediately drop form. Aston Villa won't be making such a dump agreement to let one of them sources of goalscoring leave, and even if he was to leave not for this valuation.