As he met with supporters who planned to demonstrate outside his house on Saturday, Richard Arnold attempted to clarify Manchester United's plans.
Arnold, who was named United's chief executive in February, was filmed in a pub with fans discussing a variety of topics related to the club. Twitter was used to share the videos.
Those in attendance had planned a demonstration, but Arnold instead went to meet them and buy drinks, according to United.
"Richard Arnold learned that a bunch of fans had congregated outside a tavern near his house," a club spokesperson told Sky Sports News.
"He went out of his way to meet them, bought them all a drink, listened to their opinions, and explained what the club is doing to achieve success on the field, upgrade the stadium, and strengthen fan participation."
Arnold appears to be grilled on a variety of matters in the video, including United's pursuit of Frenkie de Jong.
"The money the manager and director of football desire is there," he added, adding that the club has "burned through cash."
Erik ten Hag, De Jong's former Ajax coach, has taken over as head coach, replacing Ralf Rangnick at the end of a season Arnold would prefer to forget.
"It was a nightmare," the CEO said to the audience. "I despised every game."
Regardless, it does not reveal the player's identity. Nonetheless, it has been revealed that the guy who, as far as anyone knows, will be playing at Camp Nou is of Spanish descent.
Barcelona has recently been linked with a number of Spanish players. The most solid joins have come from Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta, who is expected to join despite his one-year contract extension starting at Stamford Bridge.
In any case, it doesn't uncover the player's character. In any case, it has been uncovered that the person who, apparently, will play at Camp Nou is of Spanish plunge.
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