⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

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It seems that Man United has to suffer from the same problems as last season when many players faced injury issues, and now Maguire, who is a key player for ETH, has to deal with an injury.
So, will this be good news or bad news? IMO, it's time for Manchester United's management to address every issue, such as Maguire, who should actually be replaced due to his slightly older age. It would be better to recruit younger, more aggressive players who can make a significant contribution.

Looking at the data on transfermarkt there are actually only 3 players injured from Manchester United and if you add Maguire it becomes 4 players where all of them are defenders but by looking at the list of defenders owned I feel that there will be no problem in rotation it's just that Manchester United's performance regardless of the presence of defenders or not is the same where they cannot play well and their defence is weak.

For Maguire's problem sooner or later he will leave especially seeing his current contract which will expire at the end of this season I think he will still leave in the end it's just that when trying the sale option it will definitely be difficult because it will be too late. It is quite unfortunate that previously there was an offer about this player so that Manchester United did not lose too much in releasing the player but it seems that Manchester United's thinking is too far in looking at Maguire who feels that he is still of high value.

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Spending money on a team doesn't equal to winning a title, that's not how it works. If you are in a league like France, then yeah it may work because PSG is the only one who can spend as much money as PSG does, and there is no opponent ,but this year even Brighton spent more than United, so its clear that spending money isn't a win at premier league.

Spending money wisely wins you the league but most clubs aren't spending money wisely. Manchester United used money to win the league when they did in the past that no other clubs were able to compete with them. Chelsea came into the picture and did the same thing and won trophies after trophies. The next was Manchester city and they're still doing it and winning the premier league back to back. For Arsenal to be even competing with Manchester city for the title, they had to spend money wisely by acquiring players. You can't win without spending money. The reason teams like Brighton has been performing so well this season is as they spent money to buy players.

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Newcastle is owned by the richest person in the world, spending a billion dollars for the team wouldn't even be noticed on his bank account, and yet they are still being careful because they know that if they just spend the money nilly willy, then they are not going to get anything good anyways. Sure City spent a lot too, but not as much as United, and they are doing much better, so it proves that money means something but its not the full thing and we should be considering how to get better result with time and grow the team. United spent a lot, but they got terrible players who worth much less now, they are spending a lot because they are overpaying the players.

But then, Newcastle United has won nothing in the last two seasons and this would be the third season for Eddie Howe. It's weird to see that football fans are not saying nothing about his incompetency despite all of the funds they have spent for the past two seasons. Putting much focus on Manchester United who has won two trophies in the last two seasons cracks me really. Manchester City are on another level. It'll take a whole lot to bring them down. The process of change and growth takes time, Manchester United fanbase are tiring and are without patience, yes they're serial winners from the past, but they should know all good things takes time and most things that last, has a slow start.

This statistical table is interesting to me. You have to look at where Brighton and Ipswich get all this money from and what they get in return. There is no direct correlation between money spent and success. At least for many teams. The fact is that without spending money you have no chance of winning anything. So spending money is not guaranteed to bring success, but not spending money is guaranteed not to bring success.
Looking at the table, Napoli should be in a much better position in Serie A and Lyon in Ligue 1. We are already used to the Arab clubs spending money, and West Ham and Tottenham seem to be the clubs in the Premier League that spend a lot and don't get what they should.
Maybe it would have made more sense to spend money on the infrastructure to develop young talents instead of paying so much for players.

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Spending money wisely wins you the league but most clubs aren't spending money wisely. Manchester United used money to win the league when they did in the past that no other clubs were able to compete with them. Chelsea came into the picture and did the same thing and won trophies after trophies. The next was Manchester city and they're still doing it and winning the premier league back to back. For Arsenal to be even competing with Manchester city for the title, they had to spend money wisely by acquiring players. You can't win without spending money. The reason teams like Brighton has been performing so well this season is as they spent money to buy players.

I agree with you that it is not only about signing players that guarantees you the league or winning anything. A clear example is when Madrid were signing the likes of Kaka, Ronaldo and the Likes of Özil but it didn’t work out because they didn’t win anything with that squad until they changed something’s. So yes I agree with you, that clubs can buy success if the players are signed rightly. But I wouldn’t say Manchester United bought success, because under Ferguson you wouldn’t see players been over bought or anything, moreover it is usually two or three non academy players you will see in the line up. This is because they played mostly with the academy players. Take look at the squad from 1999 to around 2007 it was majorly academy players.

The money tussle in the premier league started when Chelsea was acquired by Roman Abrahmovic and he went to spend close to 200 million and even brought Mourinho then who won the league back to back which started the rivalry and clubs started spending uptill now which brings premier league to been the highest spending league every transfer.

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It seems that Man United has to suffer from the same problems as last season when many players faced injury issues, and now Maguire, who is a key player for ETH, has to deal with an injury.
So, will this be good news or bad news? IMO, it's time for Manchester United's management to address every issue, such as Maguire, who should actually be replaced due to his slightly older age. It would be better to recruit younger, more aggressive players who can make a significant contribution.

I don't want to believe that Manchester United's struggles at the moment is coming as a surprise to many of us. The club management saw everything that happened last season and didn't respond to their shortcomings the way they ought to. The injury-bound players in the team were allowed to remain while the always fit players were allowed to go. Harry Maguire's reported injury isn't a strong one as the England international is expected to come back in less than a month from now.

Speaking as a Manchester United fan, I never expected the team to get better this season because of the current squad, the management of United saw all the struggle in the team last season they still allowed some players that has little or nothing to offer for the club to remain in the club this shows that they are not ready for improvement. Speaking about the injury or Harry Maguire, he is not a problem of United because he has been part of the reasons why United couldn't get better because of his inconsistency, if he is coming back soon it won't change anything but seeing how Rashford is not doing well and he is still allowed in the team is something else.