Daily Mail - Man United don't have the money for Osimhen! Budget market halved for the Red Devils


The Daily Mail took stock of the Manchester United market, focusing in particular on the centre-forward.


The Daily Mail took stock of the Manchester United market, focusing in particular on the centre-forward. Victor Osimhen is among coach ten Hag's favourites , but the excessive cost of the transfer holds back the Red Devils. The English newspaper writes that financial fair play imposes limits on United, regardless of the outcome of the fight between Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani and Sir Jim Ratcliffe for the purchase of the club. The budget for the transfer market has dropped from £220m last season to £120m for the current transfer campaign. Manchester will also be forced to sell players to finance new signings.


For the role of centre-forward Kane is the main target, but Tottenham have fired the figure of 100mn. The same goes for Osimhen , valued at £120m, with De Laurentiis being described as formidable at the negotiating table. Then there's Hojlund , whose valuation has risen to 86 million. Manchester – writes the Mail – would like to pay him half. Then there's Eintracht Frankfurt's Kolo Muani , ready to accept a payment of £50-60m for a player who cost nothing when he moved to Germany from Nantes last summer. Other goals of the Red Devils are Gonçalo Ramos , who is liked by Ten Hag and is worth 60 million, and Vlahovic , valued at £75m.

AndSunGorilla:

They did it with Koulibali, they could do it with Victor. But knowing Victor with his stubborness, it might be Napoli's loss eventually as Victor may just wait out his contract and move for stubbornness,. Honestly, Napoli shouldn't be greedy, strike while the iron is hot and make some good returns on the young man now.

One thing I've learned in football ⚽ strike while the iron is hot.

Vihalovic, Lukaku, immobile, were all too goal scorers in consecutive season now they are way down the pecking order.

It's taken VO three seasons to hit this form, there is no guarantee that Napoli can replicate this level of performance and therefore VO.

If he doesn't move now although the transfer fee is too high , next season may not be as favourable and his value drop.

He need the move now nobody can predict tomorrow.

AndSunGorilla:

They did it with Koulibali, they could do it with Victor. But knowing Victor with his stubborness, it might be Napoli's loss eventually as Victor may just wait out his contract and move for stubbornness,. Honestly, Napoli shouldn't be greedy, strike while the iron is hot and make some good returns on the young man now.

Well Koulibali came to the EPL with huge expectations and a good fee of £33 million for a 30+ player, I dint think he has been very good.

This is what happens in football he looked sensational for Napoli now he looks hmmm 🤔

komekn:


One thing I've learned in football ⚽ strike while the iron is hot.

Vihalovic, Lukaku, immobile, were all too goal scorers in consecutive season now they are way down the pecking order.

It's taken VO three seasons to hit this form, there is no guarantee that Napoli can replicate this level of performance and therefore VO.

If he doesn't move now although the transfer fee is too high , next season may not be as favourable and his value drop.

He need the move now nobody can predict tomorrow.

I agree with you he should make a move now if he can. However, baring any crazy injuries, VO is a strong character with a never say die attitude, I think VO will be around for a while at high levels.

Mikel and Etebo were not at their prime in the Championship.. in fact you should not be mentioning Mikel's name in this convo.. you don forget say Mikel play for Premiership just because of Onyedinma don reach there now.

And yes Nwakali is above Mikel's level near retirement.

komekn:


I should reply to your other post about this matter with a lot more depth.

Because you anchor ⚓ yourself on emotive preference not objective appraisal.

Consider Mikel Obi and Etebo they were not outstanding in the Championship good but not anywhere near the best.

Is Nwakali anywhere near the level of Mikel and Etebo❓.

And you are comparing the statistical foot print of players in completely different football ⚽ League. That is not wisdom.

What do you think would happen if you put Mikel and or Etebo in the Segunda division they will be like Maradona and Pogba plus Alonzo.

well said.. Add Olise who is not naturally a winger o

komekn:


One question can Saka cross ❓

Can he cross with pin point accuracy with both feet , instinctively without hesitation ❓❓

How many assists did Saka get last season ❓❓❓


How many Goals did he score last season ❓❓❓❓

Nothing 😔 more to say

yeyeye.. i grew up in in Germany and I feel more German

charlesemeka85:
Super eagles eligible German born CB Moritz Jenz joins bundesliga club Wolfsburg on a 4 year deal from ligue 1 side Lorient

Lionel Messi's message of truth to Mbappe and "vawulence" (hits PSG).

"Real Winning Project" ouch!


Even Messi is in agreement with our NL views on Mbappe. Lol

All these nònseñse Napoli is doing with Victor Osimhen and his transfer fee, hope they're damnnnn planning to increase his salary also, 'cos e no go make sense ooo 😠

Joebie:
Mikel and Etebo were not at their prime in the Championship.. in fact you should not be mentioning Mikel's name in this convo.. you don forget say Mikel play for Premiership just because of Onyedinma don reach there now.

And yes Nwakali is above Mikel's level near retirement.

Mikel played for Nigeria with EXCELLENCE even when his time at Chelsea had come to an end in 2015/16.

He was still outstanding for Nigeria in the World cup along side Etebo. But on arrival in the English Championship they did well but were not outstanding and or exceptional.

Even now if you put Mikel Obi and Etebo into the Segunda division they will dominate and become oustanding and exceptional.

Nwakali has never been at the level of Etebo and or Mikel.

My comments have nothing to do with Onyedinma, l said it before repeatedly I don't think he is good enough yet for the SE .

However, Nwakali is way off the mark in terms of SE quality in my opinion. He needs to stop playing for relegation teams in very poor quality leagues . There are too many players better than him.

Etebo is 3 years older than Nwakali what prime are you talking about ❓

wayodude:


That's what I was trying to communicate but I'm being told otherwise.

Some people don't understand the modern footballer needs a far different skill set to get to the top .

Mbappe can play wing and cross the ball with pin point accuracy both feet 🐾.

If you don't have those skill sets as a modern day forward player , you will find it hard to get to the top.

Now there are some strikers who are so good you play to their strengths and appreciate their incredible talent. For instance Lewindosky , Kane and Lukaku come to mind .

BankyGee:
All these nònseñse Napoli is doing with Victor Osimhen and his transfer fee, hope they're damnnnn planning to increase his salary also, 'cos e no go make sense ooo 😠

He is contracted they do not have to do anything.

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Samueltemi337:
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Good move 😎 if it materializes

BankyGee:
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wayodude:
Aniagboso moved to Ukraine
Sarki moved to UAE
Nnadi about to move to Russia

Honestly, this is very very bad. These were promising players. I would have preferred they played for Bendel Insurance, Enyimba, Remo Stars in next year's CAF competitions than this rubbish. Don't they have advisers? These players are better than this.

Hopefully Daga and Benjamin Frederick won't follow in their footsteps for their own good.

One thing you should understand is that a lot of the players we took for the U20 World Cup are already over 25. Some are even in their 30s, so I'm not surprised with the moves they've made so far.

They'll take up any opportunity they get to earn foreign currency no matter how obscure the environment is because they know they're not gonna be playing high level football for a long time anyways.

It's all about the money 💸💸💸 right now and not career progression.

To imagine that westgate played a defender in MF beats my imagination. And he performed even in the position. Meanwhile Ebere was in the team. I mean is the writing on the wall not legible enough??

COOL10:





One thing you should understand is that a lot of the players we took for the U20 World Cup are already over 25. Some are even in their 30s, so I'm not surprised with the moves they've made so far.

They'll take up any opportunity they get to earn foreign currency no matter how obscure the environment is because they know they're not gonna be playing high level football for a long time anyways.

It's all about the money 💸💸💸 right now and not career progression.

The truth nobody wants to hear

COOL10:





One thing you should understand is that a lot of the players we took for the U20 World Cup are already over 25. Some are even in their 30s, so I'm not surprised with the moves they've made so far.

They'll take up any opportunity they get to earn foreign currency no matter how obscure the environment is because they know they're not gonna be playing high level football for a long time anyways.

It's all about the money 💸💸💸 right now and not career progression.

The bolded is not true.

THIS BOY WAS SOLD FOR 1.8M BEFORE THE MUM FIND HIM 👇👇👇🙆🙆❤️👀👀

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW9dGxzI3_U

wayodude:


The bolded is not true.

We're used to people pulling things out of thin air here

wayodude:


The bolded is not true.

Yes it is. Don't worry, it's a matter of time. You'll see it.

typicalgamer:


The truth nobody wants to hear

Exactly.

There are three aspects of life you can't cheat:
1) Nature
2) Time(Age)
3) The Truth

Funny thing about the truth is, it always has its way of showing itself no matter how many people ignore it or how long they try to hide it. It's an agent of exposure. An extrovert if you will .

wayodude:


The bolded is not true.

You can't prove it's not true and you can't prove without independent automatic birth data capture.

So you have to rely on the players integrity,in an environment where age is intrinsically linked to your value and progression.

The difference between you and a top contract is your age, in many instances.

amazingforum1:
THIS BOY WAS SOLD FOR 1.8M BEFORE THE MUM FIND HIM 👇👇👇🙆🙆❤️👀👀

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW9dGxzI3_U

nawaooo

Victor Osimhen's home coming



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-3IeEzwltE

komekn:


You can't prove it's not true and you can't prove without independent automatic birth data capture.

So you have to rely on the players integrity,in an environment where age is intrinsically linked to your value and progression.

The difference between you and a top contract is your age, in many instances.

I don't need to prove anything. The burden of proof lies with the prosecution. As an accuser YOU have to prove your assertion.

The argument is not whether there is a suspicion of age cheating or not.

I do not understand who dey advise those boys. Maddison even started ahead of him in the first game. 2nd game he did not even play at all. Belligham no even dey for bench ooo. Now, Mount is on his way to United (sure selection). He has played his first and last match for England just like Tomori! What a shame!

comodo:
To imagine that westgate played a defender in MF beats my imagination. And he performed even in the position. Meanwhile Ebere was in the team. I mean is the writing on the wall not legible enough??

Ighy

charlesemeka85:
Ighy

Make Baba no come home now o. He still has some juice in his legs make e make more now, after he for don almost exhaust the juice then he fit come home

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