


Manchester United’s transfer window problems, focusing on stalled outgoings and the Garnacho and Gyokeres (Jokeres) situations, plus broader “sell to buy” constraints and striker/midfield targets.
None. The episode is a solo host discussion with live chat comments (no named guests).
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Discussion on Garnacho's precarious position and potential transfers.
“off actually, before I give you the news and the ganache one is very, very good in relation to where it's coming from.”
Exploring the challenges faced by Manchester United in the transfer window.
“But that tweet is so good because it's sort of like.”
Insights into why Garnacho struggles to find a suitable club.
“He might get screwed over in that bedroom if he turns around.”
Discussion on the possibility of Garnacho's move to Napoli and future implications.
“I know he's not on the thumbnail, but this sort of came in in the last 20 minutes.”
Discussion about Garnacho's potential transfer to Napoli and his current situation with Manchester United.
“They might be able to do something the other way at some point, whether that be Osman or whatever.”
Updates on various player transfers and the overall transfer market situation for Manchester United.
“That really did break the Internet there.”
Discusses the potential transfer of Garnacho and the professionalism expected from young players.
“If you loan Ganacho, Sancho, Rashford, Anthony, they're still Man United players and you're still paying their wages in some way, shape or form.”
Examines the difficulties Man United faces in the transfer market, focusing on player sales and acquisitions.
“They don't kick in with professionalism of, look, I'll prove them wrong.”
Analyzes the effectiveness of different clubs' transfer strategies and the urgency of Man United's approach.
“see at the moment how July changes that.”
Explore the challenges faced in the current summer transfer window.
“that's spreading across the whole team we cannot get emmy martinez or costa from porto or to stegan or whoever you want we cannot go for them until an honor goes and at the moment an honor doesn't want to go.”
Discuss the potential signings and their implications for the team.
“Richard Rios, he has a release clause of 85 million.”
Examine how player decisions affect the team's transfer strategy.
“Bruno spent two weeks talking to El Halal.”

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2:01well. Some really interesting stuff to get into. If you're not a watcher of the Sunday morning show, this for me is one of my favourite transfer news shows because traditionally as a kid, we used to get the newspaper and Sunday newspapers are always different to the rest of the week. You get different journalists, different stories. Some of it, a load of nonsense. Some of it, quite interesting. So I hope you're all ready to get into it. Lots to get into. But I want to start off actually, before I give you the news and the ganache one is very, very good in relation to where it's coming from. But I wanted to start off with a tweet, actually, which isn't mine.
2:34So this is from somebody called Triple M on social media on X, who put this tweet out this morning. And I thought, you know what? What a great way to start the show. So Casemiro staying. Sancho won't lower his wages. Rashford won't humble himself and join a smaller club than Barcelona. And Ganacho to Napoli links have gone quiet and he's walking around in a Villa shirt. Also, no noise on Rasmus or Inanna. I ask again, where is the money coming from to sign more players and how the bloody hell is Zammarim going to get a pre-season and be ready for the start of the season? And I think that's a question that actually isn't moaning.
3:06That is a question that is absolutely valid. We were on the 8 o 'clock show last night when we heard that Casemiro's staying. We're not shocked by that. So what's going to happen in the midfield? In relation to Richard Rios, by the way, no definitive concrete links to him at all. You know how much he's going for from Palmares? £20 million. £20 million is what he's going for. You don't pay silly prices in Brazil. Like Esteval, who's going from the same club to Chelsea, is going for about£28 million. So Richard Rios is available for£20 million in the midfield. There are deals that can be done. There are goalkeepers that can be bought.
3:42There are strikers that can be bought. There are midfielders that can be bought. There are centre-backs that can be bought. I mean, bloody Anacho at Sporting Lisbon and Diamande at Sporting are both available for under£40 million. There are players available all over the place. The problem is the money. And we'll talk about Garnaccio and Jokeres and they are the new stories this morning. But that tweet is so good because it's sort of like. If I'm Ruben Amriem, I really feel sorry for him because I look at United and I look at what I've just said there about the list of players. I mean, you could add Anthony in there as well.
4:19It's not just Sancho won't lower his wages. Rashford's got a hard on for Barcelona in a footballing sense. He won't go anywhere else. um ganacho can't find a club um it's like tiger woods with an empty golf bag um you've got uh who else um you've also got anthony anthony um the club that wants him can't afford him and arna won't go anywhere he's been stubborn and rasmus there's no interest in a permanent deal either so you've got all these players that need to go to sell to buy and they're not going anywhere and i look at the situation and I go, it's a bit like, you know, I look at Amrim at Man United and I think, I'm not doing the Christmas one, I've used that so many times, what shall I use?
5:02Okay, so Eurib and Amrim, this is how I would describe Eurib and Amrim's situation at the moment, just in case people aren't sympathetic to it. You walk into a bar, you just stood there at the bar, you only just ordered a drink and this person taps you on the shoulder and said, let me buy at you. You turn round and instantly there's an attraction there. They're attractive. It's a dream girl and they're going to buy you a drink. You're single looking to mingle. You have a chat with them for the next couple of hours. Fantastic personality, which is important. Good banter. They're interested in football.
5:33They're very attractive. Everything tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. The perfume smells great. Everything's brilliant, right? You have a few more dates and everything's going fantastic and you're thinking this is it. This is it. Anyway, this is not a first night thing. That's not attractive. After a few dates, you end up back in the room, right? You go into the bathroom just to brush your teeth and freshen up, you know, a bit of aftershave down there, whatever, right? You walk out, the person that you thought was in that bedroom isn't there. They've removed their makeup, they've took everything off, it's all hanging out, literally.
6:05I didn't think, I thought you were a woman, and that's fine, but that's not what I signed up for. Yeah, they've got a face like a bag of spanners, their body odour is like roadkill and their personality has gone from interested in football to they've put the telly on as a background noise and they're watching cricket and their personality is like an angry Rottweiler who's just trodden on a thorn. Everything's gone wrong. Now Dave in the chat saying I still would and that's the point. That's the point. If you still would, you can't complain. If Amirim knew all that, he can't complain but if Amram's been dating the person they thought was going to be amazing and then they open the bathroom door and they walk into that I feel sorry for him has he been missold or is he getting screwed over that is the question I'm not going to sit here and I do feel sorry for him I don't know how he's going to build a Man United with what he's being given but did he walk into it willingly and that's the balance isn't it but I do feel sorry for him because I think Like, you know, the perfume, I'm back in the bedroom.
7:11All the talk of rebuilds, pre-seasons, a transfer window, United are going to win the league in three years. From where I'm looking at the moment, he's been screwed over. He might get screwed over in that bedroom if he turns around. But the point is, and he might like it, but the point is, did he walk into this willingly? Because I'm not speaking from experience. It's never happened to me. But if it did happen to me, I'm sorry. I've got a right to choose. And I would open the door and say, see you later. I'm not into any of that. I don't want any of that. And you should have told me at the start, at least I could have made a choice.
7:46I'm making a choice now. We're both embarrassed. See you later. But my point is, I don't want that point. The point is, I am confused as to whether Amrin was on board with this or not. And I don't know whether he is. If he knew all this crap, then you can't have sympathy for him but I just think United have lied to him I really do I think they've said in the summer we're going to get rid of all these players and then we'll bring you all these players in and then now they're going we can't get rid of them and that and that's that you know get your comments in below um don't get your comments in about the bedroom scenario I don't really know I mean look I I saw I saw I got told a story years ago about somebody that was in Thailand and basically they thought it was a lady and it was a lady boy they got back to the hotel room and uh they saw they thought well I've got this far let's crack on uh actually that was an episode of Alan Partridge I've just remembered that wasn't a story um if you do if that's what you want to do that's fine but anyway we move I should have done the Christmas story the Christmas story would have been you know your parents tell you you're getting a PS5 you're really excited about it you tell all your friends you've bought some games for it you've saved up you wake up on christmas day morning you run downstairs with the fifa that you've saved up for and there's a pair of socks you're not getting a ps5 maybe that would have been better um anyway look 120 million euros two players is not good business as the duke uh nicholas has gifted a membership uh as well rub says morning all and i mark i've had pneumonia says andy atherton i'm home but it left me unable to walk so loads of physio the community is the best yeah this is really good news about andy atherton not that he's had pneumonia that's never good news um i think john sullivan died of that the Only Fools and Horses writer at about 60 years of age.
9:31So God, we're going all over the place. We're not even hitting the headlines. Andy Atherton is a valued member of this community. Most of you will know him. He announced last night that he's been away for three weeks because he's been in critical care. He's now struggling to walk. He's had pneumonia. So we are happy that he is back and on the mend. We just didn't know what the issue was and he's told us there, Andy. So, you know, thoughts and prayers with you. Hope you're on the mend, mate. Value as everybody. is saying as well. Okay, let me hit the news for you this morning. I feel like that first moon.
10:03Look, the point stands. I do feel sorry for Amrim and I think this transfer window is descending into like every other transfer window at the moment, which is why I want to start off with Ganacho. I know he's not on the thumbnail, but this sort of came in in the last 20 minutes. Quite rightly, I think there are a lot of people at the moment who are just regurgitating the same news. And in certain sense, we are sometimes because we follow the news sometimes in a morning show and you know I heard the latest Romano update which is just the same as every other update which he has to do because he has to do daily updates and the daily update on Umbermo is the same update as it is every single day.
10:41Somebody said to me last night quite rightly you said at the start of June that Ganaccio to Napoli by the end of June was nailed on. I'll own that I'll own that you know people were saying three days ago that Brian Umbermo to Manchester United was a done deal. Some of those people are still trying to twist and turn to pretend that it is. It isn't. Just own it. You know, you probably got information that that deal was done and Man United expected the second bid to be accepted and Brentford have changed their mind. These things happen. Grow up. It's fine. It doesn't mean that your sources aren't good.
11:10It just means that, you know, something's happened with that deal that Brentford have decided to change and move the goalpost, which can happen. With regards to Ganacho, so we've always been quite well sourced around ganacho and as you can guess it's not coming in from ganacho because of what i said last week about the villa top which i thought was disgusting um but look 100 % leaving straight after the europa league final we we said that before romano even said it so it wasn't 100 % that he was going on the morning after there was still a chance that it could have changed the napoli ganacho thing is the most on the table offer like they were interested in january they really want him to replace Kvartoschkeliar obviously they've got links to like Maradona Conte really likes him they see him as another McTominay type player that will go there tear it up and be worth a lot more money in a couple of years time and help them do really really well and help them retain the Serie A title and do well in the Champions League um so why is he not signing for Napoli well there's an issue with Ganaccio because Ganaccio is behaving like a petulant Pratt and so is the people around him they want to stay in the Premier League the deal to do is Napoli but they've sort of messed the Napoli deal up by prioritising the Premier League so where we are with Ganacho and this is what we're getting and I've got no reason to disbelieve this because every bit we've had on Ganacho has been absolutely spot on there is no Premier League club for Ganacho and this sort of fits in with the story that came out at the start of June, good luck with finding a football club.
12:45Because for me, I think he can find a football club, but I don't think he can find the football club that he wants. I think he was dreaming of Chelsea. Well, he better keep sleeping because Chelsea ain't going for Ganaccio. Chelsea have just bought Gittins. They're now going for João Pedro. I mean, that's a story in itself, isn't it? We've been talking about Liverpool and Man City and how quickly and efficiently and, you know, how many deals they've done in Liverpool, done in June. but you can't dismiss the fact that Chelsea have done a lot of business before the end of June and Arsenal are doing a lot of business before the end of June so there's four what I would say is next season's top four are doing business quicker than everybody else it's not looking good for the Aston Villas the Newcastles the Tottenham the Manchester United or any other club that wants to get in the top four when Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City who did finish in the top four are also the clubs doing the best business at the moment.
13:42But that's aside. The news on Ganacho this morning is that it's a problem. It's a big, big problem. And United's concern is they don't know where he is and his advisors are in their headspace. There was a hope that he'd take the Napoli option, which United are very happy to do. They're happy to do a deal with Napoli. They might be able to do something the other way at some point, whether that be Osman or whatever. But they wanted him to go to Napoli because it's out of the Premier League. It's a deal that they could do with a lot of add-ons and sell-on clauses, etc. And Napoli really wanted him.
14:22But the feeling is that at the moment, that deal has sort of been burnt by Ganaccio because he's prioritising a Premier League move. The issue is there is no Premier League club that Man United can do business with because Man United are not going to let Ganaccio go out on loan and they're not going to let him go for stupid money. So there is no club for Ganaccio at the moment. Now, United are hoping that Ganaccio is going to look at the World Cup. He's going to look at the fact that he's not in the Argentinian squad and he's going to look at the fact that he's wasting his career at 20 years of age and he's going to want to be in a pre-season starting his career elsewhere.
14:58Hence, the Napoli stuff will open up again. But as of today, as of this morning, as of half an hour ago, there is major concern around Ganaccio because he is basically on holiday, wearing a Villa shirt, demanding a Premier League move, ignoring any other move outside of the Premier League and there is no Premier League club looking at him. And what I was told about half an hour ago is that Garnaccio sits very much in the camp of Ronaldo, not Ronaldo, of Rashford and Sancho at the moment as a huge problem that United can't see an end to. And what that means is we've got a player there that could, and I'm not saying it will happen, but we've got a player there that could just sit this out till the end of August and wait for what they want.
15:44And if he wants a Premier League move and refuses anything else, he could sit there till the end of August, 31st of August saying, I want a Premier League move, I want a Premier League move. And Man United on the 31st of August have to make a decision whether they give him that lone Premier League move or a cheap Premier League move, or they keep him, start using again, or just stick him in the reserves for six months and then he asks for a Premier League move again. The ball is very much in Ganacho's court, but as of this morning, United are putting him in the same camp as Sancho and Rashford, a problem where if he doesn't solve it himself, this could drag and drag and drag and it becomes a major problem.
16:22I'm disappointed in it because I actually, three weeks ago, Napoli, logical, good move for his career, pre-season, probably great chance of getting into the World Cup with Argentina, really fires his career up. As of now, maybe the Rashford on the Villa shirt was the biggest thing. Maybe it wasn't the Villa shirt. Maybe it was the admiration of Rashford. I know what I want and I'm going to get it. So at the moment, you've got Sancho, who won't lower his wages, Rashford who thinks he's going to Barcelona and Ganaccio who wants to stay in the Premier League. And all three of those players could just sit there, come back for training and make United's life very, very difficult.
17:03And obviously that's going to have an impact on Amrim's preseason, but it's also going to have an impact on money coming in. Because the scary thing is, as many of you have said in the chat, remember with Ganacho, he's the one player that brings in pure profit. Rashford's probably not going to bring anything in. He's going to go on loan. Sancho and Anthony are just recouping whatever value we've got left in them. same with Rasmus, same with Inanna but Ganaccio represents pure profit into the football club of 40-50 million quid. If he's playing silly buggers and going to sit there till the end of August then we're in trouble.
17:41So look that Napoli deal could still get resurrected and logically I don't think he's got any right to sit there and demand a Premier League move when there isn't one there for him. I think if Chelsea had stepped up and given 60 million, United might have looked at it. And I think if Arsenal did that, United would look at it, but they're not going to do it. They're not going to do it. There's a Romano update coming in. Let me just talk about that. I mean, I think it might be a bit of a crap one, but let me just give it to you. I mean, the death. Yeah. Sunday mornings are not really about this.
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19:39Thanks for that. Thanks for that in the chat. That really did break the Internet there. Absolutely breaking news. PSV don't want Malassia. I mean, did we not know this about a week ago? And that's it. Okay, I'll move the story on. Anyway, let me know what your thoughts are. This is the best community, says Oscar. Yes, you are. Thank you very much for tuning in this morning. Always enjoy the Sunday morning show. Would you do a straight swap with Villa for Watkins? We can't swap Ganacho because we need the money. Ganacho's 40 million, because it's pure profit, it's more than 40 million. It's like pure profit 40 million.
20:15It's very, very valuable. If you swap him for Watkins, you don't get that pure profit in. Every year, same story. It's annoying, says Vivek. Any news from Brentford yet about Brian, says Jacob. I think in Embermo, I'm not going to spend any time on this until we start actually doing something. I'm bored of it. I think everyone else is bored of it. The second bid got rejected. It's now being tweaked. I'm sure it will happen. I think it will happen this week. It will certainly happen in the next two weeks. At this rate, it will be same players plus Kunya for preseason. We will also, no, Mike, I think we'll have Embermo in.
20:46they need to be more proactive and get rid of the crap that crap they need to stop dithering but man you know whether they need to stop dithering mike goes back to what i was saying about that um that bedroom um the the harsh reality is united need to sell to buy and we can't sell and we've never been able to sell and so many of you and i have said this for the last three years it's not about who we buy it's about who we sell i thought last summer transfer window was good but i only gave it six out of ten because the sales were shit until we start to sell well we're going to struggle and look Benjamin talks about Luke Shaw I mean it's not just about Ganacho or Rashford or Sancho or Malassia it's also about a Casemiro an Arna a Rasmus um um you know a Mason you know Mason Mount a Luke Shaw you know there are and there are so many players that we should be moving on for so many reasons or could be moving on or want to move on.
21:46I wouldn't necessarily move all those players on I've mentioned there, but we can't move anybody on. What the fuck is Luke Shaw doing at this football club? He's actually factually injured for two years. He's got two years left on his contract at 200 grand a week. He's an absolute waste of money. And yet he will be here next season with updates of he's out for another three months, but hopefully he'll be back for the final. 120 minutes done that one from the Duke okay let's talk about Jocares so stories coming out this morning from multiple sources some of which are in Portugal some are which I think it was I read it in the Manchester Review News actually this morning Jocares has basically well two updates here first of all we're expecting movement around Jocares in the next sort of 10 days he and many sporting players are meant to be back on Tuesday for pre-season.
22:42Sporting have apparently given him an extra week. So he won't be back until sort of when Man United are back, which I think is a week on Monday or a week on Tuesday. God, that's scary. That is scary, isn't it? You know, when you put it like that, Man United are back in pre-season training a week on Tuesday. anyway um jokeres has had his uh holiday period extended the feeling behind this is because sporting as much as they want to get the price they want want to get this moving they've also been heavily linked this morning with his replacement i can't remember his name but he plays in the belgian league um and they're looking at about 20 million pound signing uh up front as well so sporting looking like they're not actually wanting a long game around jokeres so look hopefully that is going to be a start to be a push in the right direction they don't want him back he doesn't want to come back for pre-season and also they're looking for a replacement um i i think with sporting my experience with sporting and certainly we've had experience of sporting with the likes of Ronaldo and certainly Bruno more recently, is that they're not a bad club to negotiate with and that we do have a good relationship with them.
24:00That doesn't mean we're signing Jochores, by the way, but what I mean is that I don't think they're going to sit there until August 31st with Jochores getting no pre-season, that it's in everybody's interest to sort that out sooner because it just simply is, isn't it? I don't think Sporting are the sort of club that are going to jeopardise their season over this and their reputation. And I don't think Jochores is going to jeopardise his reputation by being on strike. So I think we will see a quick conclusion. My theory on this is actually Sporting are not the villain and neither are Jochores. Ask the law.
24:38Inadvertently, ask the law, because if Arsenal decided they wanted Jochores, I think this deal would get done. But because Arsenal haven't decided what they want, obviously everybody's still waiting around. so I think that hopefully Arsenal will make their choice in the next week or two because they need to for pre-season for themselves and then everything will start to roll in relation to the striker situation Man United's most likely striker at the moment whether you think it will happen or not is still Victor Jokeres like we are still waiting around to see what's going to happen how we can afford that I don't know but you have to find a way to afford it because if we don't get Jokeres, you've got to find a way to get an Ossiman or an Eketike or a Mateta.
25:22We have to sign a striker. And at the moment, the most likely striker, even though many of you would say it's unlikely, is still Jokeres. He is the most concrete option we have at this moment in time. And I tell you what, we have to do it because not necessarily him, but we have to get a striker in because I'm starting to see people on social media talk about how a front three of Xerxi, Kunja and Embermo is going to cook and I'm sorry you're rewriting history here if our rebuild is Xerxes up front I ain't putting us anywhere near the top six I think he's a good player I've seen him play some people think he is a nine I don't think he's going to score enough goals I don't think he's that type of player I really don't he's he's much better in the link-up and I don't think he's going to score us enough goals we can get by with Xerxes we certainly can but that we can't be watching Liverpool doing what they're doing and Arsenal doing what they're doing and Man City doing what they're doing and Chelsea doing what they're doing and saying yeah we finished 15th and we'll get by with Xerxes we've got to be ambitious and with all due respect to Xerxes Amorim if the plan is to stick him up front that's not ambitious enough we've got to reach for the stars you know and that wouldn't be enough for me and yeah we've got Obi coming through and who knows what's happening with Rasmus but you can't end the season desperately needing a striker and then start the season without signing a striker that is a piss take that is literal spin you know everybody knows we need a striker you can't end a shit season saying we need a striker and then start the season going well actually we might not we might be okay we've got to bring a striker in of some of some description the recruitment that we were promised has not been seen going after the names and not players with quality and hunger still going to have crazy wages says the duke uh mr hickey says as soon as the first of july hits transfers will boom i mean i don't know whether you mean transfers in general because transfer i mean i've got a video going out on that's football at about half 11 and transfers are already booming outside of united mate they really are i mean there's some amazing stuff going on literally today uh liverpool are in talks for their fourth signing and Chelsea are hours away from signing two players in one day so it is already booming in relation to it booming for Manchester United I hope you're right I do think we'll find the money to get a striker but beyond that there's just no movement on outgoings and that that look I don't think people out of sight is not out of mind it's all about the wage bill.
28:02If you loan Ganacho, Sancho, Rashford, Anthony, they're still Man United players and you're still paying their wages in some way, shape or form. We can't carry loaning four or five players out that we're meant to be selling and then buying four or five more players in when we're not in Europe. We have to move these players on. I know people don't want to hear me backing the club on that, but we do. I don't think anybody's ever said that we don't. We do need to move these players on and if they don't move on we don't create space or wage for new players to come in so I'm sure we'll probably go and buy another couple of younger players uh you know 17 18 year olds that are going to be the next big thing but that's not what Man United need we we need players for the first team ASAP and I do I do I do get worried about a situation where we can't buy before we sell and we can't sell till the back end of the window and as I said if you're not if If you're tuning in a little bit late, it's a concerning update on Ganacho that his advisors and him just seem to be egotistical at the moment.
29:04I want a Premier League move and I'm going to get a Premier League move. And it always worries me when, and it happens a lot with United, where there's this disintegration of relationship between the player, the club and the manager. And it also, it almost becomes unprofessional. Like if I'm Ganacho, OK, this, it happens. But at 20 years of age, you're not mature enough to realise it. You didn't get picked in the final. Huge sense of injustice. You did the interview. You wore the shirt. He said you're up for sale. It's over. But it's not over, is it? Professionalism has not kicked in. In the first week of June, before he went on holiday, he should have been talking to his agent going, I'm fucking fuming how this has ended at United.
29:47I didn't want it to end like this. But get me out of this club ASAP. Get me pre-season. I'm going on holiday. I'm going to do all the work on holiday I want a pre-season at my new club and I'm going to prove to this fucking idiot what a twat he is get me out of here that's what a professional would do what an unprofessional person would do is take it personally get bitter and go get me that villa shirt I tell you what if you think they're getting rid of me I'm only going if I get this, this and this and if I don't get this, this and this I'm going to be back at Carrington I'm going to make it difficult and I'm not going to do anything and that unfortunately seems to be the case with a lot of our players.
30:24They don't kick in with professionalism of, look, I'll prove them wrong. I'll get into a club. I'm going to get a pre-season. I'm going to build my career. It seems to be this battle that goes on when we try to sell a player where it's like, well, I'm going to make your life really difficult and I'm going to not be professional. And we've got to look at that with future players because it's not the first time it's happened. We struggle to move players on and...
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32:33I don't know what's going to happen with Gennachoke. I really don't. But from what we were hearing this morning, he could be another player that just digs his feet in. And, you know, what do you do with them as well? I mean, you saw what he was like out in Asia. Loads of people really love him there. And he's walking around miserable. Are we going to do that in the States with Rashford and Sancho as well? Perception's everything. And the club at the moment doesn't have great, you know, PR appeal, does it? I like Garnaccio and I think it's a real crime. We couldn't unlock his potential, but I'd let him and Sancho rot in the reserves as Stephen.
33:06Look, I think there's a fantastic player there that, you know, I will always give him the benefit of the doubt because he's a kid. and he's not the first player to make some stupid mistakes at Man United, but needs to get a move. I mean, you might think that you're making life difficult for Man United, you're making life difficult for yourself. Really difficult for yourself. If you're going to be obstructive to a move and cause an issue, the rest of the football world are monitoring that as well. Garnaccio toys out of the pram, but he should be given another chance. The players are a bad example to him.
33:39No leaders overpaid over the hill, says Brian. well somebody said that do you think there's a way back for ganacho um i think there's always a way back for everybody but uh knowing how this fan base works i mean as somebody who was a fan of ganacho last season i saw a lot of people who weren't um and there'll be a lot more people who aren't now so i wouldn't advise a way back for sancho ganacho rashford anyway how are we going to get our transfer window back on track we need to sell we need players gone is there a way to save this your opinion says Mike honestly I think if you could get Sancho out in the next week and you could get Rashford to Barcelona in the next two weeks and you could get Garnaccio to Napoli in the next two weeks the window can turn around very very quickly we're not going to have a striker for the pre-season tour in America we've already fucked that up like the June has been a disaster for sales um I've not been told this this is not coming out of the club it's not coming from Romano but privately United know they've messed up in June.
34:37And it's not about incomings. Some of you would be saying, well, we've messed up on incomings. I don't think we have. We could have been in real talks with a goalkeeper or a striker that hadn't been signed yet. They might not sign for three weeks. We're not. And we're not because we haven't got rid of players. We are very much sell to buy. We did it last summer with Ineos. We have messed June up. We have got numerous players up for sale and we are not talking to anybody. when you look at Kwanzaa to Liverpool to Leverkusen that was done two weeks ago when you look at Frimpong and Virts and Kerkhez all been done in June they're selling clubs there Chelsea everyone they've bought they're selling clubs there Man City everyone they've bought they're selling clubs there all those selling clubs have sold their players we had four or five players for sale and we've sold none of them.
35:28And we can't sit there as a football club and say everything's going to plan because it's not. The whole world knows we've got five or six players for sale and we've sold none of them. And yet loads of other clubs have sold loads of players in June and we haven't. What does that tell you? There's not a big list of people wanting to buy our players. And that is the problem. And it always has been the problem. And some people would say, well, look you know it's a problem created by the Glazers of course it is and the Glazers still run the football club some people would say you can't blame Ineos well you can say that but they only own 28 it's a Glazer run football club is there a better way for us to sell not when you're debt ridden like we are you can't just write players off um we haven't got the cash to do it so um I think June has been a disaster for Man United when it comes to sales and it's hard to see at the moment how July changes that.
36:23Chelsea still have many to sell, says Rub. Chelsea's policy on buying and selling is different though, isn't it? They don't mind getting the players in and selling later in the window. They did it with Conor Gallagher last year. United don't like doing that. I mean, as we've said before, you could buy Mbermo, you could buy a goalkeeper, you could buy a striker in the knowledge that you will get rid of an honour before August 31st, but we won't do that. We want to sell first before we buy. thank you very much to Mike the Duke says Wolves Brighton buy low and wages why can't we says the Duke nobody mentions the low says Andy Weatherall where does he feature thought Real Madrid were meant to be buying him that is not going anywhere mate Amrim treats the low like Bruno absolutely massive part of his plans going nowhere any concerns Jocarez could be another mercenary player I really wanted him before his Arsenal decisions as Josh no I mean the situation we're in at the moment.
37:16Why would you not want a player like that? But look, he still could end up in an Arsenal shirt. Adash says, people underrate professionalism shown by Harvey Elliott. Plays for the Big Six team. Didn't get game time. Probably going to be sold. No controversy. Worked hard. Says, yeah, well, England won the Under-21s last night, didn't they? Under-21s tournament against Germany after extra time in the final. And I think Harvey Elliott got player of the tournament. he will also be making Liverpool a fair bit of pure profit because they don't want him anymore the more embarrassing thing for me is that there was not one Man United player in an England under 21 side and yet we're meant to be a team that's all about youth and we haven't got one player in an England under 21 side it's embarrassing if only Rashford, Sancho, Ganacho had the work rate to match their talents says Tech, one of our members in the chat won't get anywhere with Dillow at full back He's poor, says Paulie.
38:15He's not going anywhere. Zero Blade says, Yoro is excellent, but he got rinsed against Southampton and was instantly ridiculed on social media for it. Modern Man United is very unforgiving for young players. There should be a clause if players down tools after large contracts, says BB. And I wonder if Man United can't crack down on reluctant players. United should use the hammer if they have one. That was from Adugula. And June every year is a problem, says Ryan. and do you really think any club will break their wage structures to give players like Sancho 250 grand a week, says Sid T, just because they are out of contract next year?
38:52No, no, I don't. If we can move Sancho on, great, but I've never understood how it can happen because of exactly what you've just said there. Yeah, it's hard to sort of grasp how that's going to happen when he can just run his contract down. As I said last night, there's still talk of Juventus. uh fabrizio romano gave an update on rasmus by the way um united insists that only a permanent deal will do and if they can't find a permanent deal he will stay um i mean i don't see a permanent deal for rasmus at all uh there is interest um in italy but we i think we need 40 million pounds and i just don't think anyone's going to pay 40 million pounds for him at the moment correct me if I'm wrong but I don't I mean this Chelsea story is incredible they've just bought Gittins and Newcastle have bid twice for Gilles Pedro of Newcastle and Chelsea have literally just gone straight from Gittins onto that one within hours it could be another here we go I mean it's just fast isn't it and also I think they're going to make us look I think they're going to make us look idiots as well watch this space on the Pedro deal because Chelsea are going to get that deal done really, really quick.
40:07And it's not going to be far off what we're paying for Mbamo. And it's going to make United look stupid because we've been negotiating for four weeks on Mbamo for a price that Chelsea are probably going to pay in four hours for a player that's not worth as much as he is. I mean, I think João Pedro is a good player, but he hasn't had the season that Mbamo's had at Brentford. And Chelsea are just going to swoop in and do it in a matter of hours for a similar fee. and we've spent four weeks saying we're not going to have our pants pulled down it's just again it's efficiency is so important in football and and you cannot you cannot move away from that it is so so important to be quick when it comes to transfers um in and out because you only have a limited period of time and i think when the summer transfer window opens people think you can put your feet up you know take a break and everything like that we're back in pre-season a week on Tuesday.
41:01I can't believe how quickly that's come. It felt like, it feels like two minutes ago, we were doing that despairing nightmare tour of Asia. I'm not taking the piss out of the Asian fans. What I'm saying is like, it was at the end of the season, we'd lost the final and it just felt really strange to be doing it. But the window goes so quick. It really, really does. Interestingly, on the goalkeeper situation, I did say we had an update on that. So with the goalkeeper situation, Emi Martinez is now being offered to Chelsea. Apparently, Chelsea might not want him because it doesn't fit their sort of wage structure.
41:34But he's now being offered to Chelsea. Man United can't move on Emi Martinez, who would love to come to Man United and Villa do want to sell him. But Man United can't move on him because Anana won't move. So that's where we are with the goalkeeper situation. It's a very brief but simple update we can't move him on because we can't move for anybody even though there are people there we can't move for them because we can't move an honor um and this is something that's spreading across the whole team we cannot get emmy martinez or costa from porto or to stegan or whoever you want we cannot go for them until an honor goes and at the moment an honor doesn't want to go.
42:20And as I said at the start of the show, that is probably one of the big frustrating things amongst many in this summer transfer window, is the knowledge that there are so many options out there to make us a better team. And I think Kunya and Mbermo are two fantastic signings, but the club can't sit there. And I think they might do this. They might just go, well, look at these signings. But nobody at the start of the window said, we just need Kunya and Mbremo. We only need two signings. And you need to remember that. What was your thought process when we lost the Europa League final? My thought process was we need to sell about eight players and we need to buy eight players.
42:56But in a real world, we need to remove five and bring five in as a minimum. So no matter how good you two are, they're not five. And no matter how good you two are, you've sold nobody. And I just remember that. After that Europa League final, I was like, minimum five out, minimum five in. And that's not going to be enough, but minimum. So yeah, I think Cunha and BMO are good signings, but it's two when you're a lot more than that. It's not enough. And what's really frustrating is that the market is so good. There are so many opportunities in this market, as we've seen. Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal, they've bought a lot of players.
43:37And normally you'd look at that and go, they've took all the good players, but there's so many good players out there. and there's a lot of teams buying players in the Premier League, but there's still a lot of good players out there. The market's really good. There's so many players I think could help us out, but we're just not in a position to go and get them, and as I said at the start of the show, I like that Richard Rios at Palmeiras, 20 million quid, and he's ours, but we can't do it because we can't buy a midfielder, because we can't sell a midfielder. They won't allow it. They're not going to let him bring a midfielder in when he's got five already.
44:11And he can't remove a midfielder. So a Richard Rios, an Elliott Hackney, whoever you want, we can't buy them. The market's good, but we can't buy them. There's good goalkeepers out there that will make us a better team, but we can't buy them because we can't sell Inanna. And it's happening all across the team. Centre-backs, the same situation. We can't bring players in that are available because we can't sell players. And it is frustrating because not every summer transfer window is like this. some summer transfer windows. You've got the money and there's not many players out there. But this summer, I mean, even up front, Osserman's there, Eketike's there, Jochrez is there, Mateta's there.
44:52There's just so many players out there, but we can't move on them because we haven't got any bloody money. It's not Elliot Hackney. He used to be on the kickoff as a producer. It's Hayden Hackney, sorry. I know Elliot Hackney. That's why I've said it. That's just a slip of the tongue. Nice guy, producer for the kickoff. rest in peace not elliot um the kickoff uh people under eight professionalism shown by harvey elliott's place i've done that one from ardash as well uh appreciate it do you think we should buy young talent from leon or cheap given their situation i don't think we can buy anyone at the moment jack we have to sell to buy nottingham forest are interested in columbia and palmeras midfielder Richard Rios, he has a release clause of 85 million.
45:36Mike, let me just read something to you here.
45:45I was looking at this this morning.
45:50So transfer records in Brazilian football history. So he may well have an 85 million release clause. he will go for about£20 million. He's a 25-year-old midfielder playing in Palmares in the Brazilian League. He is not going for£85 million. In the history of the Brazilian League, their biggest ever sale was£80 million for Neymar. The second one was£40 million for Endric and the third one was£35 million for Rodrigo. They've just sold Esteval for£27 million. who is an 18-year-old winger. Rios will go for somewhere between 20 and 25 million pounds. So he might have a release clause, but they don't do those sort of fees.
46:39They don't. So he will go somewhere for about 20 million quid. And it won't be Man United. It won't be Man United. I'm just saying, like, deals can be done. They can. This summer could be the manager's downforce as Alexander. And look, honestly, I don't think there's a plan for Glynios to go anywhere. But if this summer goes badly, it's Ineos' second summer in charge of football. It reflects badly on them. And if they want to survive and they want to thrive at Manchester United, it can't be all eggs in the basket of a new stadium and help from the government. You have to be successful on the pitch.
47:20and there is an opportunity to... Look, I don't think Villa are doing enough. I don't think Newcastle are doing enough. I don't think Spurs are doing enough. You know, I think there's an opportunity beyond the top four to be there or thereabouts. And if you get top five in the Champions League, fifth place is up for grabs. I know that sounds incredible when we finish 15th, but it's not impossible. Mbermo and Cunha are good signings, but we need a lot more than that. There's an opportunity here. We need to start building. Yes, it's still only June. And in relation to signings, I would agree it's only the 29th of June.
47:58But you can't ignore the fact that the June transfer window in relation to sales is inexcusable. It's been crap. There's no way United were planning for it to go this bad. There's no way they were planning for Ganacho to be walking around in a Villa shirt. There's no way they were planning for Rashford to only want Barcelona and doing interviews about it. There's no way they were planning for Sancho to just be saying, I'm not going to take that wage. I'm not going to take that wage. It's a mess on sales and we need to do better on that. There are really good opportunities in this transfer market.
48:29I mean, I think it's so many of you've said it as well. I think it's a real shame in the midfield. I think we do need to improve the midfield. I wish we'd move Bruno on because it would have made us do something in the midfield. I don't think Bruno is a midfielder and that's a hundred million pounds and a midfield slot on somebody I don't think is a midfielder. I would have moved Bruno on and brought Rios in and that's£80 million of profit. Rios is a midfielder and Cunha and Mbemo would be tens. That's probably going to cause a meltdown. But where we are at the moment, I'd have took the£100 million for Bruno, spent£20 on Rios, be happy with the midfield of Rios, Agate, Casemiro, Maynou and Collier.
49:11Don't need to replace Bruno as a 10 because I've already got Zerksi, Mount, Ahmad, Embermo and Kunja. And then I've got 80 million to spend on other areas. We could have done that. That's not pie in the sky. We could have done that. That could have been done by now. So at the moment, I think we can have a good summer transfer window, but I think we can all see avenues we could have gone down. When you can't sell players and you've been offered £100 million for a player that's not even a midfielder, this was my fear at the end at the start of june when we turned down the offer because a month later we've sold no one else and the club are basically saying we can't buy anyone because we can't sell anyone you turn down a hundred million pounds for mates like i know i know it's bad to sell your best player and captain but you need to sell to buy and you turn down a hundred million quid you can't really use it as an excuse for not buying players when you turn down a hundred million quid so we all saw that we all saw that might be something that comes back so they need to motor on the sales don't they um i just hope ganacho sees sense and realizes that wait until august the 31st is a stupid idea but i think it could happen with rashford it could bit of a nightmare for the club um aiden says he didn't want to go it's not what he said is it he said if the club want me to go i'll go but if it's up to me i'll stay the club never said they wanted him to go it was on the club not on bruno uh ben says that's bullshit mate about bruno mate i know you're a bruno fan and i said it before but sometimes in life people have a different opinion to you.
50:59Tell me where the lies are. Bruno spent two weeks talking to El Halal. It was his decision. Man United and Amrim said, we don't want to sell you. Bruno did an interview saying, if the club want me to go, I'll go. It was left up to him. If the club had said, we want to accept that money, he would be playing for El Halal. But it was left up to him. And he looked at it over a long period of time and decided maybe for his family, maybe because he didn't want to go there yet. He decided he didn't want to go. And he stayed. Man United's stance all along was, we don't want to sell you. So it was up to him.
51:34If the club had said, we want to sell you, we'd have had a different outcome. And the club can't sell anybody else. So there's 100 million quid. That's what I'm saying. It's not Bruno's fault. Bruno's got every right to say no if it's up to him. But the club basically said, we don't want to sell you. That's what I'm saying. They can't sell players. They can't buy players. they could have took 100 million pounds for a player that's going to be playing centre midfield when he's not a centre midfielder thanks for watching take care and look we need to move on from that but what i'm saying is they can't hide behind the fact that they can't buy other players because they can't sell players because they actually had an opportunity to bring quite a lot of money in and they chose not to that's what i'm saying um it's a disaster in relation to selling players at the moment especially when the market's so good there are midfielders center backs goalkeepers strikers there's so many players out there that would improve us that we clearly can't move for until we can move some players on um could they still come back for bruno now when we need the pounds as tony um mate i'd be majorly pissed off if we sold bruno now like that that would be so stupid that would be pure desperation we have to stick with bruno now amrin wants him we have to stick with him that's where it goes um okay uh we have an eight o 'clock show for you tonight but obviously if anything else happens in the day i'll let you know i've got a video going up on that's football you can check that out general transfer news about half 11 fantastic show this morning always enjoyed the sunday morning show take care stay safe whatever you're doing and i'll speak to you in a bit thanks very much for watching andy weatherall has gifted a membership i'm coming to the uk let's get sir jim says aka okay well we don't want to deal with any of that of stuff.
53:13Thank you very much. Denzel said that. Corey's a new member of the club as well. And final super chat coming in here from Stephen says, this club's not going to be top four in one transfer window. Years off. Patience is key. New keeper possibly gets his top eight. Striker 2026. Stephen, are you literally Joel Glazer in disguise? What a depressing way to end the show. Mate, you're not a United fan. You can't sit there and say, let's be patient. Let's let's get a goalkeeper and then let's get a striker in a year. Come on, mate. You're a glazer. Come on. Absolute nonsense. I'm not even going to talk about it.
53:52Ridiculous. I've been being patient for 12 years, mate. See you later.
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