Quote from: SATWAT on Today at 11:45:25 AM

Nearly same story we are having in Premier League where we already lost Pochettino, Chelsea with Jürgen Klopp, Liverpool and now Eric Ten Hag, Manchester United and few more are already gone which are making things interesting we are having 2024 not good for the coaches in many leagues and things are going to be more problematic in coming season because now owners are having no patience with coaches, and they are doing things with immediately which are not ideal, but they are having right and using this all.
Few weeks back I read somewhere about Milan is having contract with Conte, but now we are having different candidate which is strange, but all will be clear in coming days as we will have all things inter into transfer window.

First let’s start with the fact that Manchester United hasn’t even sack Erik ten Hag, even if the plan on doing so then yesterday’s FA Cup will have given him another lifeline. Yes as you have just said most clubs are getting too impatient with managers this days and are just sending them away. In the past you have managers getting build their team but this days we see club’s hunting for quick success.

The only good part of this sackings are the fact that we will soon see the evolution of new managers coming out mostly the retired players getting a pat by their old clubs or others to take the managerial role, last season we experienced how some retired players showcased that they can do this also; the likes of Xabi Alonso of Bayern Leverkusen, McKenna of Ipswich, Fabregas of Como and lots more, probably this is the Time for some to take the big stage too.

Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 01:51:04 PM

Previously there were rumors that Michael Olise was very close to Manchester United and now Chelsea doesn't want to lose in the competition to sign the Crystal Palace player's contract. I think Manchester United will still be able to recruit a player like Michael Olise even though the price is quite expensive. That's because Manchester United is positioned at number 2 as the most valuable club this season after Real Madrid, so they won't have any difficulty in transferring players.

This is also what ultimately made the Glazzer brothers not want to sell Manchester United to Qatari investors because every season they can always make a lot of money despite their declining performance. Even if Erik ten Hag doesn't get enough transfer quota then they will have to lose in this competition to Chelsea who also have good finances.

Been the most valuable club doesn’t mean you can splash out the cash on just every signings, the valuable status doesn’t even mean the money they currently hold but some other assets too. Manchester United have in the past been spending extravagantly on players that usually turn out to be flops and that’s why you still find them among the clubs with most debts despite been so valuable. With the FFP rules this days getting strict they would have to watch their spending