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30 Jan 2026 16:29:33
Probably ckick bait, but talk of Barcelona swapping Casado for Rashford, anybody know if he's any good. I think we were linked to him before.
1.) 31 Jan 2026 09:43:40
Not seen that many games he’s played. Maybe about 3 or 4. but, he’s said to be well rated and similar in style to Busquets.
Asked my Barcelona living relative and apparently he doesn’t want to leave Barca, but if the chance is there United should take it. He’s only young and still developing but has every chance to be a very, very good player. But would he want to swap Barcelona for Manchester?
2.) 31 Jan 2026 10:59:30
Old buildings, industrial heritage, left leaning politics, Blackpool beach not far. Basically like for like.
3.) 31 Jan 2026 21:45:51
Tapas bars and Estrella on tap in many locations. He won’t even notice the difference.
4.) 01 Feb 2026 07:56:55
Not seen him too much, or paid too much attention to him. If we are swapping Rashford, it should be for Cubarsi.
5.) 01 Feb 2026 08:00:11
The Rashford narrative is an interesting one. Reports today stating Carrick wants him back if he gets the gig. I can imagine other coaches might do too (Tuchel for example) . It’ll cost £60-80m to replace him plus wages for an equivalent player for the squad. Money the Rat pack won’t want to spend, and being squeezed by Barcelona hardly a good look for the club.
If definetky take him back after his “sabbatical”.
6.) 01 Feb 2026 08:21:57
Taking Rashford back would be the biggest sign that all the good work I thought we were taking to achieve stability and players with the right attitude has been undone.
Let's bring Sancho back as well shall we? Lingard anyone?!
7.) 01 Feb 2026 08:51:21
The difference between those three is Rashford is a good player though. I can’t disagree though about it might be a step back, especially if he affects morale in the dressing room!
But Barcelona have no cash, so let’s see what happens.
8.) 01 Feb 2026 11:56:22
Fortunately I think Rashford does not want to come back.
Maybe this is part of the deal going on in the back ground with Barcelona trying to get Rashford cheaper than what was agreed and the club saying, fair enough we will take him back then. If you want him pay the price.
9.) 01 Feb 2026 18:50:06
It's well recognized at Barcelona that Rashford is not a good defensive player. They want to keep him notwithstanding. The EPL is a different place. Every player has to put in a competent defensive shift when required.
Look at Amad today. He worked really hard supporting Dalot and Mazraoui. Rashford costs us £15m a year, Zirkzee maybe £12m a year. Which would we prefer? I'd probably go with Rashford, but ideally I'd like to see both of them move on.
10.) 05 Feb 2026 11:07:11
I'm sure Rashford does not want to come back.
As much as I like and rate him as a player and person, it's better for both parties that it stays the way it is.
He looks like he's enjoying himself, he is playing well, Barcelona are doing well and it's a good move he is gone. Equally for the club, there's too much baggage at this point and United are building a different way.
Best for both parties.
12 Jan 2026 19:19:58
Gallagher on the way to Spurs, Urgarte heading to Galatasary reports Collyer going out again on loan, surely a midfielder coming in.
1.) 12 Jan 2026 20:15:54
We have just signed a midfielder loan til end dof season welcome Michael Carrick.
2.) 13 Jan 2026 03:35:38
Surely Ugarte leaving and someone like Gallagher and/or Neves coming in would have just . ade sense to everyone.
I appreciate Gallagher going to Spurs, but he would have chosen us, but we just gave up and went into a death spiral.
3.) 13 Jan 2026 07:23:33
Rooney available too, him and Carrick can fill the gaps. Can't be much worse!
4.) 13 Jan 2026 09:17:59
Maybe OGS is our new striker with Premier League experience rather than coming as a coach?
In all seriousness, buying Gallagher made little sense to me. Loan maybe.
Neves I’ve always liked, but again don’t think he’s the guy for us either. We need legs in there who can bust a gut and cover every blade of grass.
5.) 13 Jan 2026 12:34:24
Maybe Hackney from 'Boro. Blossomed under Carrick.
6.) 13 Jan 2026 17:30:35
That’s a great shout ConwyRed. Believe he was highly tipped to make a big move also? Imagine wouldn’t affect the summer budget either?!
7.) 14 Jan 2026 12:55:47
As bad as Ugarte is surely they won't let him go out on loan without bringing in someone to replace him. Mind you nothing suprises me now when Man United are involved.
Please let it be Dalot going out on loan next.
8.) 14 Jan 2026 18:50:42
Heard on a podcast this afternoon that neves is keen and inside utd are too, as uts around £19m.
Just what I heard on a transfer rumour podcast. would he improve us?
9.) 14 Jan 2026 21:16:31
Jimbo Gallagher's salary would put him in our top bracket and as such would need to be a regular starter over the next few years. If we actually have ambition then he's not right for us. On loan I'd have been very happy to get him as he definitely would start this year.
14 Aug 2025 20:55:18
Rumour deal agreed with Brighton € 112 million, be amazing if true!
1.) 14 Aug 2025 22:00:31
Amazing profit for them too.
2.) 15 Aug 2025 03:59:38
I can't see us spending anything like that.
3.) 15 Aug 2025 07:54:09
I also can’t see that being true.
If for some reason this is true, I already feel bad for Baleba. He would be joining a great club but with the amount of press United get, he would need to score a hatrick every game for the press to not constantly run stories saying £100m flop!
4.) 16 Aug 2025 21:52:38
Not sure about that Fallguy.
As long as he runs around a bit he'll be fine.
06 Aug 2025 21:15:31
Everyone believed we had a small budget, but now it is looking like we have 3 players in costing around 220 million and we are still shopping, CDM next please ???.
1.) 06 Aug 2025 23:18:49
Installments ?.
2.) 07 Aug 2025 03:57:47
I’m convinced we’ve agreed to sell Bruno to the Saudis and are just holding off on making the announcement until after we’ve got all of our other business wrapped up. Assuming the Sesko deal goes through, we’ll have dropped around £200m on him, Cunha, and Mbuemo, and we’re reportedly willing to spend another £70m+ on Baleba (and potentially more still on a keeper) .
I just don’t see how we can balance the books without significant sales, and the only player we have who could bring in that amount of cash would be Bruno.
3.) 07 Aug 2025 07:52:20
Greenwood to Saudi for 150m will help. if that materialises.
4.) 07 Aug 2025 09:09:48
Redseven, I have to say, I’m inclined to agree. I do wonder if United wanted Fernandes and maybe Casemiro on the US Tour for marketing reasons and merchandise but will sell both to Saudi (assuming there is interest) for big fees.
5.) 07 Aug 2025 09:33:06
Ports, my understanding is that both have said they want to stay at United.
6.) 07 Aug 2025 09:46:04
I'm not sure how we are affording all of this but as the wise Ed002 used to say it's pointless talking about finances as we don't understand them.
I'm pretty sure the new owners will have a calculated, well thought out plan.
Maybe they have investment coming in from somewhere, maybe there are planned sales to cover the costs, or maybe they are going big this summer with the intention of not spending as much next year when prices will inevitably be inflated due to the world cup, or maybe it's a massive roll of the dice with the aim of getting UCL football to cover the costs.
I know the fees will be paid over many years and not all upfront, which is how all fees are paid pretty much. Yet there was a report that United still owe between 300-400m on transfer fees for players already at the club. Buying on credit is fine, but eventually you have to pay that off. While hopefully the amount owed doesn't negatively impact you in the meantime.
I'll of course be over the moon if we can tie up deals for Sesko and Baleba before the window closes. And I'll just have to trust that the club know what they are doing, it does feel like for the first time in 18 years that we actually have people with the required experience and expertise running the club. I think my anxiety over the clubs potential spending this summer stems from the incompetency of the previous administration of the club.
7.) 07 Aug 2025 10:28:23
It just goes to prove that many are wasting their time preaching on here about fag packet math…. Pointless trying to make sense of anything if you are not in possession of the facts.
United employ many people who are better qualified in accountancy and more importantly know the facts, so I leave it to them, not try to second guess what we have or don’t have, it’s of no concern to me.
8.) 07 Aug 2025 11:19:12
Whilst not ideal we would have until June 2026 to balance this financial years accounts so we could be working on the basis that we will have to do some early sales next year.
If that is Bruno then I am sure we could do that easily with Saudi.
If Sesko is coming in I would expect us to try and move Hojlund on, PSR wise we may take a hit but would help with the cash. I also expect the Antony/ Garnacho deals to be done at some point so we have that as potential income.
04 Aug 2025 11:19:41
A game of cat and mouse around us buying a CDM, we want Hjulmund from Sporting, but so do Juve, they have already spoken to the player, but price is their issue They need to sell, bit like United. If we buy Luiz, they can buy Hjulmund, if we can sell a few we can try for him. All a waiting game for now.
1.) 04 Aug 2025 12:34:59
Both are an improvement on what we have. I'm happy to gradually improve positions in small jumps to gradually get us back where we should be.
"It's a marathon, not a sprint" as they say.
2.) 04 Aug 2025 13:57:41
Not keen on buying someone who isn’t wanted so the selling team can get the player we should have gone. I suspect by next summer Luiz would be on the bench. Buy cheap pay twice type thingy.
3.) 04 Aug 2025 14:54:30
Cant help but feel we missed a rick on Joao Palhinha. Loan with option to buy would have got us through this year, or maybe any other deals, including loans impact our ability to bring in the striker we want.
4.) 04 Aug 2025 19:57:06
There is absolutely no difference between Hjulmand and Ugarte. Both lack pace and finesse on the ball. Would be a total waste when we have his carbon copy already.
5.) 05 Aug 2025 06:18:11
TBF Hjulmand is a bit better than Ugarte, but I agree the difference is minimal and hardly worth the bother, we can’t surely not buy another slow one paced player! We got enough of those already.
6.) 05 Aug 2025 10:15:59
What we really need is athleticism in midfield, pace, power and mobility.
A lot of us want a playmaker type of player, but Amorim doesn't tend to go for that kind of midfielder, they need to be technically sound and press resistant, but not a Pirlo/ Carrick/ Scholes type passing metronome.
What we really need is a player similar to Ugarte, but someone who is quicker and a bit better on the ball. If they are tall and good aerially that would be a bonus given our lack of height.
Hjulmand meets a a fair amount of that, but he lacks pace and agility which will cause him problems in the fast paced EPL. I think he looks perfect for either La Liga or Serie A, but could face issues in the EPL and the Bundesliga (due to its transitional style) .
I think we need someone quicker across the ground and more agile.
7.) 05 Aug 2025 14:56:54
I been banging on, about we seriously need pace in the spine of this team, it’s all far too slow, even our keeper is very slow, our CB is slow, Ugarte is slow and can’t pass a ball 10 yards, Mainoo got no pace and not mobile same with Cass now, although with Cass experience he can make up a bit for that and is still our best midfielder by a country mile.
If we go into season with Ugarte and Mainoo in midfield and Deligt or Martinez at CB it’s going to be a long hard season.
I know for a fact RA is looking desperately for pace and experience at CB… but it’s gone in buying forwards first because of circumstance.
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15 Apr 2026 15:56:19
All the criticism of Keane when he won't back Carrick getting the job full-time a few months ago, have, looking at the recent performances now, been right again. Carrick will be thanked for his great work but a new manager will come in for next season. The question now is who?
1.) 15 Apr 2026 16:14:35
Roy Keane also said he would recommend Eddie Howe for the full time job tbf.
Would people be on board with that?
2.) 15 Apr 2026 16:16:21
Keane also suggested Eddie Howe should be the manager we go for so let's not get carried away by his views!
3.) 15 Apr 2026 18:45:34
Giving the job to Carrick, as much as I like him, and he's done us proud, sounds too much like an Ole risk appointment.
The only way I see him at OT next season is as a playing replacement for Ugarte.
4.) 15 Apr 2026 20:10:51
I don't think even the most ardent Carrick supporters have ever suggested that he is the perfect person for the job.
He's done as well as can be expected, but has fallen into the biggest pitfall that has befallen all recent managers, which is ultimately the squad isn't good enough.
We lack quality and depth in midfield, have limited options at fullback, don't have a natural wide left winger, and our CB's are made of glass.
The squad is extremely limited, and when you are missing a couple of players the level drops quite dramatically.
This was the same issue under Ole, under Rangnick, under Eddie Howe, and under Amorim.
With the best players fit and available, we could put in decent performances/results, but the moment you took a couple out of the line up and the level dropped off.
Long term, I have my doubts that Carrick is the right man for the job, but he might be the right man for the next 18 months or so.
For all the fanfare and debate about managers, ultimately it's the best group of players that tends to win the major honours.
Pep and Klopp are lauded as great managers, and rightfully so, yet both changed 18+ first team players within three summers at City and Liverpool.
They became dominant only once they had the right players.
We will need at least two summer windows, at least, to have a squad capable of challenging.
What we need until that point is a steady hand who won't kick off, cause trouble, or try to get too hands on with recruitment while the squad is rebuilt.
Only when we have a squad capable of actually challenging do we need a manager who gets that extra 10% out of the players to carry you over the line.
Sure, if that absolute top class manager is available and willing to join this summer then, by all means, snap him up. But if the options are an unproven but talented young manager who might be able to step up, or stick with Carrick, then this summer I'd stick with Carrick.
Amorim was a talented young manager who was ready to step up, but he was stepping into a team that wasn't ready to challenge, and that's ultimately where it all went wrong.
I really rate Iraola and Hoeness, yet I suspect they will face much the same issue as Amorim. They will be expected to make this side take the next step before they are ready to, and that will be the undoing of them.
5.) 15 Apr 2026 20:31:42
Nailed on happy.
Terminating Amorim's contract was his own fault. He had won the race vs Wilcox but imploded, so, whilst his vision was bang on what we needed, his execution was lacking. (Done to death on all components of this argument).
For me, prem proven manager Iraola is the way to go.
No severance package to be paid.
He can bring with him a swathe of players that instantly upgrade our shower of the proverbial.
Senesi on a free
Kroupi
Scott
Rayan
I think we need to accept that Enrique ain't coming.
Whoever it is, though, if the board/upper management are not churning this squad (14-17) players through the next 2-3 windows, it doesn't matter who the manager is. The players will pull rank and do as they always do!
6.) 15 Apr 2026 21:39:14
Shappy,
We have a team capable of beating Leeds. You are just making excuses for Carrick. 18 months you say, so you think we will find out in 18 months what we know already, and be sat in Oct 27 looking for another manager.
Carrick is the wrong choice, end. Not for any period.
Time to go for a manager suitable for the stature of the club, not the emotion of some supporters.
7.)
16 Apr 2026 02:47:11
Why, oh why, would you have Carrick for 18 months and then go again?
Beggars belief.
15 Apr 2026 13:36:47
Our recent form is worrying but it has been decreasing ever since our 2 big wins early on against City and Arsenal. Excuses Monday, players rusty, no game in 3 weeks, total rubbish. If they play more, they say they're tired/burnt out. It's very simple, down to attitude for me. Big games they work hard, put teams under some pressure and capitalise on mistakes. The high tempo works, but this slow lazy tempo is not working.
So for me it's players on the pitch setting standards. If a plyers needs a bollocking, he gets it on the pitch from other players. Monday night at home v Leeds, big chance to really cement top 3. 3 weeks rest. We should have been firing from the first second, high tempo, high work rate, get the home crowd up too. This season could end in disaster yet.
1.) 15 Apr 2026 15:57:03
We've seen this for years. The team can get up for the big games, but slip back. Personally I would, as a club, bin anyone who has been here since Ole. The dressing room needs a cultural reset. For his flaws, Amorim was clearing players out. A new culture is hard to build when your leaders are ingrained in, and responsible for, the previous culture. Nothing will really change until Shaw, Dalot, Maguire, even, dare I say, Bruno, are gone, as they set the levels as the seniors in the dressing room.
This squad is crying out for two or three massive personalities who will come into the dressing room, take it by the scruff of the neck, set the standards, and lead it.
Probably a central defender and a central midfielder. Players like Mbeumo, Cunha, and Sesko come from teams and systems where they were expected to work really hard and run. We need players like that, but leaders who can be the manager's voice in the dressing room and on the pitch.
I remember, years ago, Sir Alex saying the club should buy John McGinn. I think it was around 2018. At the time I thought it a bit odd, as he was never a player that stood out technically. However, in hindsight, Sir Alex could obviously see McGinn's qualities as a leader and fighter.
2.) 15 Apr 2026 16:02:40
Be careful lest you be accused of overreacting.
3.) 15 Apr 2026 18:28:14
Redcon
I don’t accept it is the players on this. It was clear there was no plan to move the ball with any pace, angles, or patterns to create opportunities, or to move Leeds players out of position with pass & move with any pace at all. It looked like keep ball across the back, waiting for an error. It’s very Southgate, and I point the finger at Steve Holland being too strong an influence. Ugarte set the message alongside Cas, but no one wanted to move.
I can’t understand why there is no method, no energy, or intent. There is no excuse for the lack of intent. That comes from a set method and motivation. There were no obvious patterns or push to get behind their midfield. It is numbing that Mbeumo wasn’t selected, and that Ugarte stayed on at the back when he had Heaven on the bench.
Shambles, utter shambles.
It should have been coached. The 'get at them' intent should have been there from the first minute, yet they get on the pitch and look like they have been told to stay in certain areas and keep moving the ball from side to side.
Watch the players. They don’t move well off the ball. Carrick had to see it all, but did absolutely nothing, seemingly happy with what he was seeing.
Lastly, I talked today to a Leeds fan who couldn’t understand why Carrick made no change at half time. They expected it, and thought they would lose when we threw the kitchen sink at them. It was more of the same, terrible, and only Carrick to blame.
4.) 15 Apr 2026 18:53:28
I love Bruno, but they all rely on him to create something. They need others to step up creativity.
14 Apr 2026 07:55:50
We were back to RA stuff last night all over the place at the back, running through us with ease. Yoro was bullied, he needs to bulk up in the summer. Think last few games have shown Carrick is not the man going forward, poor, slow decision making last night. I think Licha is not the same player since his injury last season, his sending off was terrible from him.
I can't understand not bringing on Heaven even when Licha was sent off, instead of Ugarte playing CB. I'm really worried again now about top four, last was a great opportunity to cement it.
1.) 14 Apr 2026 10:05:38
Not making changes at half time was a cause for concern.
2.) 14 Apr 2026 11:20:36
REDCON1, I said exactly the same thing about Heaven. I think he's a better center back than Yoro. Every time I see Yoro, he's getting bullied, and he looks like he's always panicking when he's on the ball. Heaven is a lot more composed, and a lot stronger than Yoro, but for some reason Carrick prefers Yoro.
I'm not a massive Dalot fan, but I couldn't understand Carrick throwing Mazroui in when Dalot has played all season.
Mazroui had a stinker of a game.
Playing Ugarte completely exposed Casemiro. Both of them have absolutely no pace, and were unable to get around the pitch. We had a constant gaping hole in the central midfield area.
I would have played Bruno in midfield just for this game, and brought in Mbeumo.
All in all a p*ss poor performance by the whole team.
Certainly wasn't worth that 3-week wait.
07 Apr 2026 17:14:04
I wonder will potential penalties / sanctions against City will impact players going there if they were deducted 12 or 20 points for next season or refused entry to Champions League?
1.) 08 Apr 2026 07:50:56
It would depend on what the exact sanction was. Refused entry to next year's Champions League, and then a 20-point deduction in next year's Premier League. You would see players questioning going there, as that is likely 2 years out of the Champions League.
For one year, it would likely not impact them too much, but for the top players, Champions League seems to be a huge driver for club choice.
Could they actually receive a transfer ban as part of it?
I am yet to be convinced they will receive anything, although so-called people in the know do seem to be discussing it more as possible.
2.) 08 Apr 2026 15:15:29
There's a lot potentially at risk for players going to City. There are fairly strong rumours Pep will be leaving in the summer. In addition, there are reports today that the rulings could be finalised in weeks, which you would assume will coincide with the end of the season. Players will wait to see what Pep does, and what the sanctions are, if any, before they commit.
However, if the sanctions are light, and Pep gets replaced really quickly, they still offer massive wages and a huge opportunity to win titles. So let's hope they have the book thrown at them, and all their titles revoked.
3.) 08 Apr 2026 15:40:43
Didn't seem to bother Guehi or Semenyo, Rewz.
Why we try and 2nd and 3rd guess what other people we don't know will do is beyond me.
We don't know if they have clauses in their contracts which would give them comfort if the worst happens to City. There are endless possibilities.
4.) 08 Apr 2026 18:14:05
I've said this for a while now, Ken. Any player signing for City, post charges being laid, and not having a clause in their contract that allows for immediate release from said contract, should those charges stick. They need a new agent, like yesterday. I would be gobsmacked if Guehi and Semenyo don't have that at the very least.
5.) 08 Apr 2026 18:31:05
Anybody who would offer that contract under any circumstance for the money in question would be a fool. City won't have offered that at all. Nor would it be asked for with any credibility.
They won't have an instant release from the contract, but I'd imagine a release clause if someone meets a certain fee.
6.) 08 Apr 2026 20:59:12
Nothing will happen to City or it would have happened already, Everton, etc.
7.) 08 Apr 2026 22:28:38
City seem to stick piling young players. I can see them getting a transfer ban, and they are already aware that it will happen.
Obviously, that is just my suspicion.
8.) 08 Apr 2026 23:10:57
I couldn't care less about if they get sanctioned.
If they do, then great, it will set them back a bit. If they don't, we just have to get on with it. Rise to the challenge. Life is full of what appear to be injustices, I hope this isn't one, but if it is, victory when it comes will be sweeter.
Life she Pep will be tough enough for them, so anything on top of that will see them take a few steps back, I think.
9.) 09 Apr 2026 10:51:04
City can also appeal any sanctions, which would then delay them being imposed. My gut feeling is that they will get a fine and a suspended transfer ban for 2 years.
However, I wouldn't be surprised if City managed to sign players before a ban was imposed. They could spend big and receive a year's ban. It wouldn't be too harmful for them either.
10.) 09 Apr 2026 12:07:19
I would love to see them get hammered and expelled from the league to start over from non-league football. However, I feel that if any punishment is likely, it would have been done ages ago as per Everton etc.
Cheating.
11.) 10 Apr 2026 08:19:07
One of the main charges and allegations against City, as I understand it, relates to what may have been alleged as fraudulent recognition of revenue from sponsors that happened over multiple financial years. In business, if found guilty, companies may be asked to reconstitute each financial year's accounts to what they should have been by correcting the revenue numbers. By doing that, each season could be reviewed to see whether they were compliant with that season's regulations, and what impact that would have been on spending on players, purchases, and wages. The decision, which is more fluffy, is whether they would have won what they did in those years.
Punishment could then be decided by looking at the impact on each season.
Therefore, a large one-off points deduction doesn't seem to match the alleged offences if they are proven. A large one-off points deduction is easier to administer, however, and I suspect one that relegates them might be seen as appropriate punishment, plus I would imagine a very large financial penalty. We have no idea if they will be found guilty, but if they should be, it points more towards huge financial fines and removal of whatever silverware in each of those years that was gained because of the financial activity.
That is a huge amount to consider, and would take a long time to review, which is what we are seeing.
12.) 13 Apr 2026 17:27:08
40-60 points will do it. Relegation, then minimum 2 years in the wilderness. Also reimbursing all clubs that missed out by being placed one place higher in the league, and compensating for lost earnings and European places for each qualifying year.
04 Apr 2026 19:39:14
Must be so much fun on the Liverpool page ???. The tables have definitley turned. Slott forever ???.
1.) 04 Apr 2026 21:29:57
Everyone writing them off against PSG, be like them to get a result! That lot in Europe are a different animal! Hope not, mind u, a nice hiding would be lovely by PSG. ?
2.) 04 Apr 2026 22:51:59
Liverpool had several chances to score against City and failed to take one. Salah has lost that edge which made him a great player. Offensively, overall, though, I think they are OK.
In defence they are not settled at all, and that's where their problems lie.
City have been rebuilding and will be the team to beat next year if Pep stays.
They are playing with confidence again, and Cherki and Semenyo have really boosted their creativity and attack. Guehi is taking his time to bed in, but is a solid performer and a very good defender.
05 Aug 2025 19:55:34
Disaster sell him for any price, he's usless, 33 and on 190 grand a week, no brainer!
25 Aug 2024 20:47:38
Than you.
18 Mar 2026 17:11:38
Cant see up going beaten our remain games. Hope lm wrong. Think it will right down the last 2 games.
20 Jan 2026 19:20:31
Pep famous for tgat tactic, foul around halfway lines, to stop the fast break, usually get away with it, Rodri is a master at it.
25 Jul 2025 15:09:48
They could buy Secko and Garnacho.
13 Jul 2025 16:51:49
He's still very young, needs an injury free season to back the levels he showd in his his season. I'm sure he will be a big player next season still for us.
07 May 2025 20:31:03
Remember that goal, was he only 17 at the time? Yip Remember when it left his foot is was always going in.