MANCHESTER UNITED TALK : A FEW MORE TRANSFERS NECCESSARRY THIS 2020 SUMMER SEASON APPEARS TO BE THE OUTCRY AT MANCHESTER UNITED
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Is this conversation about squad debt an issue that should be taken seriously at Manchester United this 2020 summer season?
Just merely looking at the current squad manager Ole Gunner Solskjaer currently has at his disposal, a quick conclusion can be drawn from seeing names such Anthony Martial, Harry McGuire, Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford quickfire conclusion can be drawn that the current Manchester United team should be strong enough to seriously compete for the Premier League trophy during the 2020/21 season. The ceiling for Manchester United's success does not end in just qualifying for UEFA Champions League football next season but some sports critiques and the majority of Manchester United fans have now continuously entertained the questions regarding the expectations of Manchester United becoming serious trophy contenders next season.
Too soon to entertain trophy talks? Do the Red Devils need to spend more this 2020 summer transfer window to booster positions such as the central midfield position, the wings, the full-back positions, and the center forward position? According to Manchester United supporters, some football analysts in the UK as well as some football analysts across the globe, the answer appears to be a resounding yes on the topic of Manchester United needing to strengthen a little more this 2020 summer transfer window.
Let's look at the facts. Marcus Rashford, Paul Pogba, Bruno Fernandes Anthony Martial, and Mason Greenwood. That's it! These five players are undeniably the heart and soul of Manchester United’s creativity and goal source. While an adequate number of football analysts and an adequate number of Manchester United fans have brought up the idea that this current Manchester United team is more than capable of competing for the Premier League trophy and quite possibly compete for the UEFA Champions League trophy (assuming Manchester United ends the current 2019/20 season in the top four of the Premier League table) if the entire team stays healthy for an entire season.
There lies the problem. The possibility of Manchester United becoming Premier League champions and UEFA Champions League champions within the next 3 years rests on the chances of five specific players who have established themselves as regular starters not getting injured or avoiding fatigue for the next three seasons under manager Ole Gunner Solskjaer. Realistically anyone can see how any team which lacks dept in quality will more than likely hit a major roadblock and fatigue on their way to securing trophies in a season.
Injuries and fatigues are bound to limit the performance of all the main facilitators in this current Manchester United team. The Red Devils need to either make a few more signings or make a few promotions from Manchester United's youth academy this 2020 summer season.
With this idea in mind, let’s look at the information received this week here at the Manchester United Channel website at Bloggspot.com.
A few weeks ago, Manchester United Channel released an article which focused on Manchester United’s opportunity to sign one or two players this 2020 summer season whom can help the Red Devils improve to the standard of becoming potential Premier League champions as well as becoming potential UEFA Champions League champions within the next two seasons. Among the list of players discussed here at Manchester United Channel website who can be potentially signed by Manchester United before the end of this 2020 summer season are two players in particular who are Jadon Sancho and of cause Jack Grealish.
Two fantastic midfielders who will definitely play a major part in England manager Gareth Southgate 2022 FIFA World Cup team. As far as Manchester United football club is concerned, these two players remain the focal point to the current improvement process directed at the current Manchester United squad as the Red Devils aim to add a few more firepowers this summer to an already impressive Manchester United team to claim Premier League & UEFA Champions League glory in the next two seasons.
Are Jadon Sancho and Jack Grealish necessary signings for Manchester United football club to complete this summer if the Red Devils are strongly intent on securing the Premier League trophy and the UEFA Champions League trophy in the next three seasons? Absolutely! Here is the reality of Manchester United’s current situation moving forward to the next three seasons without actively spending in the summer transfer window, Manchester United still lack the complete dept in quality needed to successfully lift both the Premier League and the Champions League trophy next season.
Speaking strictly from an analytical point of view, looking at the current squad manager Ole Gunner Solskjaer has in his possession, the Red Devils will hit a handful of stumbling blocks on the road to success in the form of fatigue and injuries to some, if not all, of Manchester United's main creative players such as Mason Greenwood, Marcus Rashford, Paul Pogba, Bruno Fernandes and Anthony Martial for the next two seasons unless Manchester United capitalize in signing at least two creative players this 2020 summer season. This brings us to the main topic of tonight's article which is the future of Jadon Sancho and Jack Grealish. Two quality players who continue to be linked with a move to Manchester United this 2020 summer season,
On the part of Jadon Sancho, the possibility of a move away from Germany this 2020 summer season which has been the talk of the summer has now quite possibly been indirectly confirmed by the player himself. During the last two weeks in July 2020, Jadon Sancho has presented a question regarding his future/e to which the English winger responded with talks of younger years largely involving idolizing a Liverpool legend for the most part. The revelation has sprung conversations suggesting Jadon Sancho will be heading to Anfield this summer.
However, Manchester United still remains largely invested in the pursuit to sign Jadon Sancho this summer holding on to the belief that there might be enough room to accommodate a quality player such as Jadon Sancho in an already populated Liverpool team.
