Quote from: Jatiluhung on Today at 01:59:03 PM

Quote from: Princess Leah on Today at 12:58:38 PM

I still don't understand Manchester United in this transfer window, first the media claimed the club was broke but they're landing their major targets even without participating in any European competition, if Manchester United signs Sesko then the amount of money they would've spend after that transfer would be almost £210 this season, yet people still say they're broke nor affect by the FFP rules? I don't think so.

Well it's not about participating in the Champions League, Sesko know that Manchester United is one of the biggest club in the world with very good history, who won't love to go their, coupled with the upgrade in salary he'll get if he does well in about 2 season something Newcastle won't do, more looking at the project with Amorim there's hope that Manchester United would bounce back with time, I don't know how soon even but there's signs. Sesko made a good choice though.

Since the Ten Hag era, we've been familiar with all this news. But the reality is, this team has consistently spent a significant amount of money in the transfer market when hunting for players. So, financially, the team is doing quite well, perhaps even better than we expected. Those who regularly follow Manchester United in the transfer market will be familiar with their recruitment style. The team often surprises us with its boldness in buying players at quite high prices. Although the team often acquires players who initially appear to be high-quality but then become less so after joining, the team seems undeterred by the experience and continues to aggressively shop for players. I hope Sesko is as good as expected and not like some previous players in previous seasons who failed to live up to expectations.

Yes, Manchester United always seems to surprise us in transfer windows. Even without Champions League football, they still attract top talents like Sesko. It's true that financially, the club doesn’t act like it’s struggling. I think the history and global brand still matter a lot to players, so Sesko might have same thoughts in his mind. But I do worry about their choose and and player development. Hopefully, Sesko lives up to the expectations and brings something fresh to the squad.