Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 11:58:14 AM

Ruben Amorim is not stupid. As much as he gave these players within the last six months to prove themselves, he is well aware of players who are not quality enough for the culture, growth and rebuild of Manchester United. I'm happy they're parting ways although I want to see Rasmus Hojlund go smash it wherever he ends up. He might want to fight for the club, but last two seasons was enough to prove himself.

Rasmus Hijlund not being able to prove himself worthy in Manchester United doesn’t mean he won’t be able to play better in any team he finds himself. I don’t know how well their contract with Napoli is so far, but playing in that team is not like him getting downgrade in his career, but also a very good team to prove himself more against all odds. Ruben Amorim needs to do more because a lot of expectations are waiting for him after doing thorough screening in the squad.

Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 01:25:55 PM

This particular issue regarding Rodrygo is just getting too much, every week it's one speculating news concerning him or another. Even before the transfer window opened this season, it's been him moving away from Real Madrid to Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal. In one way or the other his been linked to these clubs over the weeks. If one of them wants to sign him, let them sign him so that we can all be calm.

I am not sure that he’s going to leave the club now again. In their game they are currently playing against Real Oviedo, he was a starter in the match and added to the lineup for the game. It seems he wants to still prove himself to the club that he’ll be a great player for them if left to continue playing for the club. He’s not interested in joining any of those teams that have bid for him, so it is very likely he’ll stay in Real Madrid throughout this season.