Manchester United Transfer News Roundup: Cristiano Ronaldo needs to leave Old Trafford due to Lionel Messi reason, says previous player; Red Devils encouraged to sign a holding midfielder, and that's just the beginning - July 3, 2022
Manchester United are yet to sign a player this mid year, notwithstanding a disappointing 2021-22 mission. They completed 6th in the Premier League, 35 focuses behind champions Manchester City.
Manchester United are yet to sign a player this late spring, regardless of a disappointing 2021-22 mission. They completed 6th in the Premier League, 35 focuses behind champions Manchester City.
In the interim, previous Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino accepts a Lionel Messi reason is behind Cristiano Ronaldo's craving to leave Old Trafford. Somewhere else, previous Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Paul Robinson accepts the Red Devils need to sign a holding midfielder this late spring.
On that note, here's a glance at the key Manchester United move stories as on July 3, 2022:
Cristiano Ronaldo needs to leave Old Trafford due to Lionel Messi reason, says Tony Cascarino
Tony Cascarino accepts Cristiano Ronaldo needs to pass on Old Trafford to play in the UEFA Champions League. The Portuguese has supposedly asked Manchester United to think about his takeoff on the off chance that they get a reasonable offered.
Addressing talkSPORT, Cascarino said Ronaldo is stressed Lionel Messi would usurp him as the most productive UEFA Champions League goalscorer.
"Ronaldo is a player, as usual, that has an inner self. A great deal of it is about him however the groups he's played in have been effective, so you generally go with that as a cooperative person. Incredible, he scores objectives; he gets the awards; he's one of the best that is at any point played the game. You can have all that, and that is fine, for however long you're winning," said Cascarino.
He added:
"At the point when you don't win, presently you have an issue. I told you behind closed doors, I'm a piece dubious in light of the fact that he has 141 objectives in the Champions League. Messi has 125. He would rather not play Champions League football since he needs to be the best Champions League goalscorer ever, and that is the way Ronaldo is made."
Without precedent for twenty years, Ronaldo won't play in the UEFA Champions League assuming he remains at United.
Paul Robinson exhorts Manchester United to sign holding midfielder
Paul Robinson accepts Manchester United need to sign a holding midfielder this late spring.
The Red Devils are hoping to support their midfield by roping in Frenkie de Jong. The Premier League goliaths are secured in dealings with Barcelona to work with a move for the Dutchman.
Addressing Football Insider, Robinson said that new United chief Erik ten Hag needs to get new bodies in midfield at Old Trafford.
"They need a holding midfielder too. They need to safeguard the back four. De Jong will be a decent marking, and he will be the first of a couple, I'm certain. Manchester United are on the move. They are in of a reconstruct. The supervisor has a gigantic work on his hands there," said Robinson.
He added:
"There is players that he really wants to get out. A ton of players should be continued on. New bodies should be gotten, particularly in the midfield. De Jong will be essential for that. It's a major window for Ten Hag. I'm certain he's presently understood the size of the gig when he is looking round at his crew. He should have the option to get new players. I figure we will see a holding midfielder come in as a component of that."
Red Devils keen on Stefan de Vrij
Manchester United are keen on Stefan de Vrij, as indicated by Corriere dello Sport through Sport Witness.
The 30-year-old has been a point of support at the back for Inter Milan as of late. Notwithstanding, with his agreement set to run out the following summer, the Nerazzurri are available to taking advantage of him this year. Joined have their eyes on the Dutch safeguard.
Ten Hag needs to get a ball-playing focus back in front of the new season, and De Vrij has arisen as an objective. The Premier League monsters, however, are yet to take action for the Dutchman. With Inter prepared to endorse an arrangement, the ball in the Red Devils' court.
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