Rasmi
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Mixed feeling. They are laughing at the 30 million pound as they don’t think he is worth that and their club will walk as they can’t afford that
Non-Arsenal Transfers: Summer 2024
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Paperino
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What kind of trash signing is this?
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Good signing for Sp**s to be fair.
Has pace, power, height , good movement and is aggressive in the press. He'll be a good, achievable signing for them and score goals too.
Its the same reason why Osimhen would bang for us, that very same aggression, strength, pace and power and movement in behind.
Yousif Arsenal
Was on Vinai's payroll; misses 4th place trophy 🏆
Good player and I like him to be fair but not worth 65M release clause likely something around 40M would be fair
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ArsenalInMyHeart
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Hleb's Sirush
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Also considering the issues they have with injuries in their current squad, adding a very injury prone player like Mazraoui is asking for trouble. Not only that but giving him a 5+1 year contract too.
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Yousif Arsenal
Was on Vinai's payroll; misses 4th place trophy 🏆
Damn ten hag show some creativity stop signing wash up ex ajax players
Rasmi
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Now with Yoro being injured for 3 months, suddenly Bayern know united are not in position to play waiting games. Another example why taking your time in deals is bad idea
It's not Ten Hag - it's the club. Man Utd's transfer dealings have been appallingly for a very long time now. Since the Van Persie signing, the good senior signings they have made can be can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Mata, Martinez, Fernandes, Shaw and Dalot. That's all I can think of. Everyone else was overpriced, washed up, injury stricken or just mediocre.
It seems nothing has changed with the new ownership. It's hard to blame the managers for the state of the transfer dealings at the club. The rot is elsewhere.
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Mazraoui and De Ligt are smart signings for a team looking to build that depth they need. You add good coaching on top of depth signings and you have a springboard to get back to competing again.
Teams are moving in the same direction now. So you'll see similar type signings come through, a physical CF, inverting fullback, ball playing defender, a goalkeeper who can play in the back three.
What will become more important at the top is how different you are in addition to these similar playing and defending systems. The importance of a chameleon approach like Emery, and Pep, will be the difference.
Teams are moving in the same direction now. So you'll see similar type signings come through, a physical CF, inverting fullback, ball playing defender, a goalkeeper who can play in the back three.
What will become more important at the top is how different you are in addition to these similar playing and defending systems. The importance of a chameleon approach like Emery, and Pep, will be the difference.
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Gunn3rs4urus
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It's really cringe tbh. Has he not learnt from Anthony?
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