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I will try to find a middle ground in this whole discussion...
Garnacho has already shown his potential by scoring a stunning overhead kick against Everton in November 2023 that earned him the Premier League Goal of the Month award and subsequently the FIFA Puskás Award in December 2024.
However, I also see it from the other side where even big names like Rio Ferdinand have suggested signing experienced players like Victor Osimhen to strengthen Manchester United's attack... I think it's a valid point as this could certainly provide the necessary experience to guide young talent at the club.
I think there needs to be a balance at Manchester United between developing young talent and acquiring experienced players. While Garnacho is a promising talent that can be further refined with time and experience, I believe he will still show significant potential, but I also think the presence of established players can provide the guidance and stability needed for the club to achieve success both now and in the future.
One thing I like about the Premier League is its competitiveness, so I think patience with developing players can pay off in the long run.
You can't really keep a winger who often being so fucking selfish in dribbling the ball without even having intention to pass it to the striker. it's gonna be a disaster to pair him with Osimhen. it's obviously big NO!
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I will try to find a middle ground in this whole discussion...
Garnacho has already shown his potential by scoring a stunning overhead kick against Everton in November 2023 that earned him the Premier League Goal of the Month award and subsequently the FIFA Puskás Award in December 2024.
However, I also see it from the other side where even big names like Rio Ferdinand have suggested signing experienced players like Victor Osimhen to strengthen Manchester United's attack... I think it's a valid point as this could certainly provide the necessary experience to guide young talent at the club.
I think there needs to be a balance at Manchester United between developing young talent and acquiring experienced players. While Garnacho is a promising talent that can be further refined with time and experience, I believe he will still show significant potential, but I also think the presence of established players can provide the guidance and stability needed for the club to achieve success both now and in the future.
One thing I like about the Premier League is its competitiveness, so I think patience with developing players can pay off in the long run.
You can't really keep a winger who often being so fucking selfish in dribbling the ball without even having intention to pass it to the striker. it's gonna be a disaster to pair him with Osimhen. it's obviously big NO!