Manchester United are preparing for a huge summer rebuild. They seem to be willing to give new manager Ruben Amorim the keys to the cash machine as well, with a potential £200 million budget. The club is clearly intent on rebuilding its squad. In order to finance this massive redevelopment at Old Trafford, they’re prepared to cash in on a host of key players.
Manchester United are in for a blood letting in their… Manchester United are in for a blood letting in their… Poised to have their £47 million goalkeeper Andre Onana possibly drop off his spot when they face opponents Newcastle this Sunday. His high-profile performance has recently been made to take state and the next game will be key for his long-term future with the club.
In perhaps coincident news, the Premier League just today issued a statement explaining its own, brand-new VAR system. This amendment is intended to provide greater transparency and impartiality within the officiating process. This announcement follows an unfortunate and controversial July incident featuring Arsenal’s Kieran Tierney. His attempt was controversially given offside vs Brentford, reigniting discussions about VAR and the technology’s place in soccer.
Chelsea’s ongoing financial situation has drawn raised eyebrows as well. Since the introduction of these changes their owners have lost an incredible £1 billion in just the last two seasons. The club still managed to pump out profits, leading many to question just how much they could spend in the future. Chelsea are reportedly set to launch a summer swoop for Marc Guehi. They’re said to be planning a £50 million cash-plus-player package to re-sign him and strengthen their own squad.
Next up is an interesting one, as the Magpies are reportedly planning a big £62.5 million swoop for Wolves’ forward Matheus Cunha. This transfer will continue to make the Premier League the most competitive league in the world. Manchester United have recently moved to the front of the queue for Lyon wonderkid Rayan Cherki, illustrating their long-term plan to add the brightest and best talents.
Rangers are preparing for a momentous trip to Bilbao. In the meantime, Spanish police are bracing for at least 5,000 Scottish fans to flood across the border for the match. This is the biggest gathering of Rangers fans for a game in this city, ever! From outside the bubble, that’s what stands out to me most—it really showcases the club’s fanatic support.
Celtic’s transfer business is likely to ramp up in the coming days. It’s been suggested by Mathias Kvistgaarden himself that he would like to leave Brondby this summer. Meanwhile, Brendan Rodgers is expected to meet Celtic chiefs to discuss his future at the club.
Clubs have enough hard challenges already with the player transfer market and salary cap. In response, Cesc Fabregas has told Manchester United that their pursuit of 19-year-old Como winger Assane Diao will not be successful.
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