Quote from: Juicyhome on Today at 07:28:29 AM

Quote from: Accardo on Today at 06:53:34 AM

Manchester United wants or needs a smooth striker, but forget the loads of managerial problems that demands immediate attention in the club. In as much as everyone wish Osihmen well, playing for the red devils, the club changes coaches like clothes. And since Amorim wants the Nigerian, what would be the player's tempo when the coach who procured him is removed? The newly employed manager may not want to feature the striker, which will be detrimental to his career, considering the high level of competition in EPL.

The top Galatasaray striker is better off with clubs whose management look out for long term managers to hold and control the player's performances. For instance, Amorim once mentioned in an interview that he wouldn't be given enough time to spend in Man U, like Arteta was given in Arsenal.

Mtae there is no club that doesn't sack manager, that should not be an excuse why Oshimen should not come to Manchester united, if a player is good he won't be scared of any manager the club brings provided the manager is good one, the play will always play. except you are not a good player. Oshimen will always be prefer by any coach as top striker, he is a top striker in the wolrd, let Manchester united poor management scared him away, he needs to play in English Premier to be more visible in the wolrd.

Galatasaray is in talk with Napoli for permanent transfer, its depend on Napoli and Oshimen to agree on terms, but if Manchester united really want Mbappe they will get him and oshimen wont turn the opportunity down. Forget that Manchester united has been poor in recent year, playing in Manchester united have alot to do with a player, as one of the biggest club in England. Beside Manchester united needs a good striker like oshimen in the club, they have no good striker at the moment.

I understand what he's trying to say, changing coaches randomly affects a club especially when the players have bonded well with the previous and finding it tough to communicate or be free with the new coach; it's happened at Chelsea and Manchester as well, Check the clubs that didn't sack coaches randomly for the past years and see how well they've been doing compares to Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham.

Anyways that won't stop Osimhen from going to Manchester or the club from signing him if the funds is available and he's willing and ready to take the next step of his career, Osimhen would make a great player for Amorim, he one of the perfect player for that position, I believe they won't sack Amorim cause Sir Jim made a statement saying that he hopes Amorim would be their when they launch their new stadium, it may mean that they're thinking long-term with him.