Utd, who sold £70m ACE, will be the biggest mistake in 17 years

United have had more corners than Formula One drivers over the past decade or so, and every seemingly positive step behind huge rolls in the post-season era.

It wasn’t until last year that the Red Devils rode high after seeing rival Manchester City in the FA Cup final, which looked like a moment that could kick off Erik’s ten Hager regimes. Less than six months later, the teenage Dutch was late.

Even under the new Ruben Amorim, highs like Atihad and Anfield’s statement performances failed to inspire the usual form, with the Portuguese’s debut campaign ending with a well-deserved sour taste in the final defeat of last week’s Europa League.

Now, the performance of this li-list will have real consequences, coming into the upcoming summer window, Amorim has admitted that due to the lack of European football, he may work with smaller teams and the income may also be at a premium.

Indeed, the suggestion remains that the Old Trafford side needs to be sold before buying, and exits like Anthony, Jadon Sancho and exiled Marcus Marcus Rashford will be prioritized by Amorim and Ineos.

However, not only will the squad’s sludge affect “blight”, but a few key figures are also facing an uncertain future. In particular, a transaction can cause past resonance.

Manchester United’s biggest transfer error

Starting with the recent sale, the Scottish star won 12 goals for the sale of £25m academy graduate Scott McTominay this season, which is a pity that goes beyond that.

This decision delivers on Will Sting, given Manchester United’s current dilemma, although it’s worth remembering that McTominay actually only started 18 Premier League games last semester. Almost not an irreplaceable number.

The same goes for the likes of Anthony Elanga and Dean Henderson, even though the 2023 sales have enjoyed a good season at their new club. Indeed, Elanga helped lead Nottingham Forest to conference league qualification, while Henderson starred in Crystal Palace’s final FA Cup masterclass.

Again, in hindsight, these trades may seem like a mistake, although Elanga scored only four goals in 55 games, and Henderson never really gotten rid of David De Gea during his first-team tenure.

Looking back, it’s hard to think of too many stars who left, who really continue to shine elsewhere. Danny Welbeck did end the campaign with Brighton’s ten league goals, despite his time away from United’s injury at Arsenal, with the Gunners having only 32 goals in total.

With Jose Mourinho of Welbeck (along with Javier Hernandez and Angel Di Maria), the Red Devils should sell for “forever”, although with Di Maria never managed to live in Manchester, Hernandez has barely torn down since 2014. He has barely torn down 17 times since 2014, as he stood out from 17 times and got a forgotten Wells Hamm in just 17 times.

Before that, Ferguson might be asked to allow Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez to leave in the summer of 2009. However, Ronaldo is joining Real Madrid’s hell, at least the world record fee. As for Tevez, given teammate Gary Neville, the Argentinian seemed to be “the tool of falling down” under “Fergie.”

The Scots himself pointed out that selling JAAP Stam in 2001 was “his biggest mistake”, although it was the decision to abandon another central defender – Gerard Pique, which was perhaps one of his biggest mistakes. Is that a repeating action?

Why Manchester United sells Gerard Pique

A young Pique was allowed to return to the teenage club in Barcelona after four years in England, Laliga costumes – new owner Pep Guardiola – paid £5 million for his service.

The promising defender failed to usurp Ferguson’s start pairing with Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand before exiting, while former colleague Wayne Rooney said the Spaniard “bullyed” the manager’s faith in a 2007 game against the Bolton Wanderers.

The periphery in Manchester is now the legendary Pique that has become the central part of Barca’s success in the next decade or so, with Guardiola’s man winning the championship 2-0 in the 2009 Champions League final.

Overall, the kicking hero will score 53 goals in 616 matches at Camp Nou, winning numerous major honors, including three European titles and nine Spanish titles – as well as World Cup and European titles with La Roja.

Pique, who was described as the “phenomenon” of “the world’s best central defender” in 2019, represented the “world’s best central defender” and represented the disconnected man from Manchester United.

The same thing could happen to Alejandro Garnacho…

Selling Garnacho will be the biggest mistake of Man Utd in 17 years

There is no doubt that the similarity between Pique and Young Garnacho is that the Winged Wizards landed in Spain from Spain in the summer of 2020, for only £420,000 after signing from Atletico Madrid.

Like Pique, the Argentinian could also quickly withdraw at such a young age, while the 20-year-old followed in the centre-back’s footsteps, 21 when he left Manchester 17 years ago.

The suggestion is that Amorim told United that Garnacho, who beat Aston Villa, was defeated.

The £50,000 winger publicly outlined his disappointment with the decision after a 1-0 loss, although Amorim pointed to the player’s “huge chance” to beat the sports club in the second-point semifinals.

So even if 21 goals and assists this season are only behind Bruno Fernandes in that regard, the rising star appears to be lined up for exits, previously the subject of Napoli bids in January.

Fernandes himself was touted as his departure for his Saudi interests, although it remains to be seen whether Amorim and Ineos will approve the sale.

Likewise, with the captain of the amulet to be at 31 September, it may be said that after five years of wonderful service, his best days are likely to be behind him. By contrast, for Garnacho, his peak period is likely to be ahead of him.

Thankfully, unlike Pique, if Manchester United does make money in cash on Spanish-born stars, they might charge a considerable fee and plan for £60 million. That is, even when meeting the benefits of PSR regulations, this is not an all-round mistake?

The writer announced his day to Manchester United after Garnacho’s outstanding big frame in the FA Cup final, and on the day United’s faithful, Scrawny’s teenager stole the attention of his attitude after copying his idol Cristiano Ronaldo.

The term “Viva Garnacho” has exploded in Manchester since that day, especially when supporters ask him to introduce him to change the game on his bench, one of the few electric talent who often gets the crowd out of seats. As journalist Samuel Luckhurst pointed out, he is a “game changer.”

Garnacho has also been described as the “diamond” of Talent Scout Jacek Kulig, who enjoyed a series of wonderful moments, both of which were his downtime champions in Fulham in November 2022. A few months later, his championship was on Elland Road. Even his outstanding elevated kick against Everton last season at Goodison Park.

Of course, his crown moment came after his opening at Wembley at last year’s exhibition, showing the regret that he and Kobbie Mainoo are now facing uncertain futures at the club.

As James Ducker of Telegraph noted, especially the sale of Garnacho, “will carry various warnings” as Ineos needs to determine that such players will be “replaced with upgrades.”

According to Paul Scholes, a player was once described as “like a young Cristiano”, and Garnacho actually had a bigger scoring record than Ronaldo, then was 21 years old. Is this a player that the Old Trafford hierarchy really should be sold?

Yes, there may be questions about his suitability for Amorim’s 3-4-3 system, but that should not define his future. Similarly, concerns about his attitude have attracted attention since the early days of the Ten Witches, but it may be expected for players who are still learning about their own trade.

Of course, it is necessary to tear the team and start over, although Garnacho should certainly be far from the front of the queue if it attracts a list of players that need to be sold…