Sir Jim Ratcliffe is looking to transform Manchester United. The richest man in Britain has just acquired 25 percent shares of Man United. Moreover, he’s looking to turn the scenarios in the team upside down post his arrival. He has already given his opinion regarding the players of the squad. Because of this, we may see numerous players leaving in the January transfer window or at the end of the season. In addition to that, new signings will also be made in order to boost the team’s performance in the upcoming second half of the season. It seems like a lot of changes are going to be made in the coming months.
According to caughtoffside, the start of the end of the Glazers at the Old Trafford has begun. Moreover, it is a sign that the new era is about to begin. As of now, nothing is going on good with Man United. Be it manager’s tactics or player’s performances, all are currently at their lowest point. It would be interesting to see that how are the changes going to be implemented in the team. However, one thing is gonna happen for sure and that is the departure of several marquee signings made over the last few seasons.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is looking to offload several players due to their inconsistent performances.
Man United will be witnessing a lot of arrivals and departures in the upcoming transfer windows. Players like Jadon Sancho, Casemiro, Raphael Varane, Andre Onana are the ones who can be on the departure list of Erik Ten Hag. Out of these 4, the first 3 will surely be offloaded. They’re not contributing to the squad at the same rate as they did in their first season. However, Sancho has a different case of bad relationship with the manager. Because of this, he is not able to get much playing time. A new club would be the best option for him. on the other hand, Andre Onana could be given some time to settle down. Talking about Casemiro and Varane, they both were signed so that they could help United in big matches. But neither of them has been able to deliver in the required times.
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