Really poor? Manchester United starts the rental and buying mode, 50 million yuan to find a bargain, and 3 will not sell well is the fundamental reason

According to ESPN, after missing Osmaine and Amorin's favorite player Yorklos, Manchester United's financial difficulties have been fully reflected. They are likely to be able to increase their strength by loan in the new season's center signings. Because the team is not selling well, this Premier League giant, which has always been famous for its wealth, is no longer able to compete for the most popular center candidates. In the transfer market this summer, Manchester United and Bayern can almost tie for the most disappointing clubs. Bayern's disappointment is that Werz's transfer and Sane's contract renewal both seem to be too presumptuous, and he missed strong aid one after another, and then he also encountered walls everywhere when looking for a replacement.

As for Manchester United, it was purely because of poverty. I originally thought that in the first full summer transfer period Amorin owned, Manchester United will invest 300 million to 400 million euros to help him gain strong aid like former coaches Tenhamage and Ole Gunnery. Who knew that Manchester United had been fighting Mbenmo after quickly locking in Cunha, and a qualified center forward who was generally expected from fans always remained silent, watching Galatasaray buy Osmeen for 70 million euros, and Arsenal took 76 million yuan to take Amorin's disciple Yorkoz under his command.

ESPN revealed that Manchester United is likely to go to Taobao in France to win the 26-year-old center Muani who played for Juventus last season on loan. The French striker performed well in Juventus last season and originally intended to stay in the old woman in Serie A, but Juventus was also short of money. Compared with continuing to rent it to Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain is more willing to sell him to a club that can be directly forced to buy out. Compared with Juventus, Manchester United's advantage is that they are willing to accept a 50 million euros mandatory buyout clause to help Paris recover costs, which is much better than an old woman who is simply free to have sex.

Currently, Manchester United is training in the United States, and the centers in the team are still Huo Yilun, Zilkze and youth training center Obi. Considering that there have been rumors of leaving the team at Xia Zhuo Yilun and Zilkze, it can be seen that neither of them is satisfactory candidates for coach Amorin in the center position.

Last season, Muani scored 10 goals and assisted 3 times in 22 games at Juventus, and his data and efficiency were good. Chelsea and Arsenal had also had rumors with him. However, compared with Manchester United, which was short of money, Chelsea has the ability to buy Drapp and Pedro, while Arsenal won Amorin's favorite player Yorklos, so Muani's chance was left to Manchester United to find a bargain.

Of course, picking up bargains may not be a bad thing for Manchester United. In the past 10 years, Manchester United has invested nearly 2.5 billion euros to sign up, and they have bought big-name stars and hot transfer targets, but the actual effect is not good. This season, Cunya and Mbenmo, who were introduced by Manchester United, are both practical players who proved themselves in the Premier League. Although Muani is a bargain, his characteristics are still suitable for Manchester United. Perhaps it may be a good thing for Manchester United to transform into a low-key transfer and practical operation.

Another reason for Manchester United's financial resources is that Rashford, Anthony, and Garnacho, which can theoretically sell at high prices, are all in a dilemma. Rashford can only rent Barcelona purely, and Anthony and Garnacho are still unwilling to date.

Just thinking that as the most valuable club in the world in the past and the most cash flow club, it is practical now, and it is still a pity to find a bargain on loan. In the post-Ferguson era, Manchester United's management made too many mistakes.