Quote from: Issa56 on July 24, 2025, 10:10:06 PM

Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on July 24, 2025, 06:39:25 PM

Manchester United are desperately looking for a number 9 that can help them lead the attack, from how they have been roaming around the transfer market it doesn't look like they are settling for any attacker as in a world class striker... It seems they have these two players on their radar for some time now, so who's best to lead Manchester United attack judging by their stats of last season... Nicolas Jackson or Benjamin Šeško?

It’s surprising to see Manchester United trying to sign Jackson, among all the number 9 available, why is Manchester United even planning to sign Jackson? Seriously it’s just going to be like a waste of money if Manchester United end up signing Jackson, because I don’t really know what Jackson is going to offer Manchester United, it’s just better they go for a better player.

We all saw how Jackson played at Chelsea last season, his performance was just so terrible, we saw the chances that Jackson missed last season, we saw unnecessary red cards which he received, I don’t know what’s special about Jackson that’s making Manchester United go for him, seriously if Manchester United can sign Jackson, then Jackson is definitely going to disappoint them, if they need a number 9, it’s just better the search for other players, and I won’t even recommend they go for Jackson.

We shouldn't be surprised no more about how Manchester United are managing in the transfer market, looking for players that are not suppose to be at the club to come in, I'd say they are some how clueless or struggling as it is. I still don't see anything special about Manchester United because they can't attract any big name(s) like they used to so they have to go for any available material just to cover any open spots in the squad and if you think what I'm saying isn't it then let them go for someone like Alexander Isak if he'll make a move to Old Trafford, they need to rebuild the team to be as good as posible. They were lucky to get those two players they bought especially 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧 𝐌𝐛𝐞𝐮𝐦𝐨 so they have to work harder next campaign to easily convince players to come help build the squad.
The Chelsea forward made a mess of himself last season yes but that is far from what we are seeing, no one knows what that guy is going through both on and off the pitch. He is not like himself as of when he came, scoring goals that the club saw him as one of the best when he first arrive at the club but later on he lost those abilities, we focus more on what he is suppose to do with the ball on the field of play but upstairs he's some how thinking differently. I believe Jackson can be rebuilt that's if Amorim can take it upon himself and start making some changes in him. Coaches can change a player to be at his worst for and also to be at his best so is left for the manager to think about what he's up against if the player joins the club.