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Seems to be the story that pops up the most during this window.
The message from the club seems to be that unless a summer target becomes available now they won't be making any moves but Utd really are risking CL qualification if they don't act on these midfield issues. There's also the issue of manager for next season we pretty much know it won't be Rangnick next season will the new guy want a player like Haidara? How much control will the next manager have over signings?
Hard to tell how much truth there is in this one the player is currently at AFCoN with Mali which would rule him out until early/mid feb anyway and it feels like a name that's only linked because Rangnick has the link to Liepzig through his previous jobs at Red Bull. There will also be work permit issues to resolve he will meet the criteria but it feels like the work permit system is a bit slower than it once was.
He's a young (just about to turn 24) energetic midfield player who's very direct in the way he plays which translates to he gives the ball away quite a bit. Would he look as good in the premier league where the midfield is much more physical than Germany that physical edge he has in Germany may not exist in England.
There's a lot of talk the deal is in place for 40m euros but it's not really being reported by anyone credible yet just all the usual transfer rumour pages.
The message from the club seems to be that unless a summer target becomes available now they won't be making any moves but Utd really are risking CL qualification if they don't act on these midfield issues. There's also the issue of manager for next season we pretty much know it won't be Rangnick next season will the new guy want a player like Haidara? How much control will the next manager have over signings?
Hard to tell how much truth there is in this one the player is currently at AFCoN with Mali which would rule him out until early/mid feb anyway and it feels like a name that's only linked because Rangnick has the link to Liepzig through his previous jobs at Red Bull. There will also be work permit issues to resolve he will meet the criteria but it feels like the work permit system is a bit slower than it once was.
He's a young (just about to turn 24) energetic midfield player who's very direct in the way he plays which translates to he gives the ball away quite a bit. Would he look as good in the premier league where the midfield is much more physical than Germany that physical edge he has in Germany may not exist in England.
There's a lot of talk the deal is in place for 40m euros but it's not really being reported by anyone credible yet just all the usual transfer rumour pages.