


12 Jun 2025 · 48m · 21 chapters

Manchester United transfer news and debate, focused on Victor Osimhen transfer talks, the priority striker race for Viktor Gyokeres, and an update on Antony’s potential loan-to-buy from Real Betis. Also discussed: goalkeeper situation (Andre Onana stalling), midfield targets (Adam Wharton interest), and broader club recruitment strategy.
None. The episode is hosted by Mark Goldbridge (“United Stand”) with live chat contributions.
Written by AI. May contain mistakes.
Discussion on the latest regarding Jokeres and Manchester United's interest.
“Car crashes injure over a million of us every year because we're human.”
Discussion on the latest regarding Jokeres and Manchester United's interest.
“Well, sometimes you've got to make it on your own and sometimes you've got to go out there and find stuff.”
Exploration of Manchester United's potential negotiations with Victor Osimhen.
“Also, what's the situation with Anthony?”
Analysis of Osimhen's conditions for joining Manchester United and the club's position.
“but Osserman's camp need to show those two things.”
A comparison between Osimhen and Jokeres regarding their fit for Manchester United.
“afford to waste time this summer and they can't afford to be a pawn in the game of chess.”
Debate on Manchester United's spending approach in the transfer market.
“especially in relation to what happened on Monday with the Saudi stuff.”
Critique on the rumors surrounding Jokeres and Manchester United's interest.
“They paid silly money to become something.”
Explore the complexities of transfer negotiations involving Jochores and the influence of agents.
“But what I don't understand about this is, is that Fabrizio said yesterday that we'd already spoken to sporting last week at the weekend and this week.”
Discuss the differing approaches of Arsenal and Manchester United in transfer dealings and player evaluations.
“It's probably just the agent trying to stir up interest.”
Examine the latest rumors regarding Anthony's potential loan deal and its financial implications for Manchester United.
“They're not going to hit the ground running.”
Delve into the financial strategies surrounding player transfers and the implications for club finances.
“Gab, tech in steps, independence for them, peace of mind for parents.”
Explore the dynamics of the transfer window and the community's reactions to player rumors.
Discussion on Osimhen's potential transfer and the ongoing goalkeeper situation at Manchester United.
“When you think about Embermo, when Ornstein broke it last Monday, a week and a half ago, everyone was buzzing their tits off.”
Analysis of Manchester United's transfer strategies compared to rival clubs like Man City and Liverpool.
“And, you know, from an honest point of view, he's probably, reading between the lines, got the mentality that I'll be better next season and prove people wrong.”
Analysis of Manchester United's transfer strategies compared to rival clubs like Man City and Liverpool.
“Kids are spending up to 9 hours a day on screens, often unsupervised, and studies show a direct link to anxiety, depression, and even suicidal thoughts.”
Insights on the pressure faced by players at Manchester United and recent comments by Ben Foster.
“And if they don't, they've had 10 years of doing something that we could have been doing as well.”
Discusses the pressures and expectations players face when joining Manchester United, and the status that comes with it.
“But I don't, I mean, Ben doesn't strike me as a bitter person.”
Examines current transfer rumors around players like Osimhen and the midfield situation at Manchester United.
“The bottom line is the new kits come out today.”
Explores the complexities of Manchester United's midfield roster and potential player movements.
“You know, I think you go and get the quality that you can get, don't you?”
Expresses frustrations regarding the ongoing transfer talks and the lack of reliable information.
“Andre Inanna in the new goalkeeping jersey.”
Learn about devices that help kids gain independence while ensuring safety.
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1:48Hello everybody, good morning and welcome to the United Stands. I'm Mark Goldbridge and this is your latest Manchester United transfer news this Thursday morning, June the 12th. So where are we at with Jokeres? Where are we at with outgoings? Well, sometimes you've got to make it on your own and sometimes you've got to go out there and find stuff. Because I don't know about you, I'm bored to the back teeth of this Jokeres story. So you know what? We've gone out, we've spoken to a few people and actually we've got a few bits of information that changes the story a little bit. And we're going to lead on Victor Osman and potential new talks with him.
2:26Also, what's the situation with Anthony? Ridiculous offer coming in from Betis, according to reports this morning. Not good enough, is what I would say. And there is, yes, an update from Portugal about Jocares and Torx. But I will read that story out, and it is from record in Portugal, and apparently Man United were part of the Torx yesterday. But I've played the game. I've played the bloody game. if it's not Romano and it's not Ornstein and it's not somebody credible I don't believe it I've played the game with Portuguese reports we had the whole summer of Bruno and he didn't sign we've had we had three years of Gaten and he didn't sign so I'm not gonna sit here this morning and you know take you lot for idiots and start going oh talks with because of the record in Portugal like you know the one thing that's good about doing this for years is we do understand things like that.
3:23I'm bored of the Jokeres story. We'll talk about it, but I want to lead on something that I know is based on good information. So what we have been told, and this is coming in from the same person who told us about the De Lapp story, the Inanna story, that Jorra would start in the Champions League final, that were not in talks with Semenyu, that Jokeres would be, the Ganacho stuff as well. So with Victor Ossiman, Manchester United stance is this. They are willing to have talks with Victor Osserman and his representatives. They value him as a potential target for Manchester United. And obviously, who knows what's going to happen with Jochores?
4:04But the situation with Osserman is that two criteria have got to be met. The same criteria as Kunja, the same criteria as Mbremo, and the same criteria that they're working through with Jochores. Victor Osserman has to want to come to Manchester United and he's got to be realistic about his wage demands. If he is going to play Man United off Chelsea, off PSG, off Saudi for the biggest bidder, then United just won't entertain talks. So the situation with Osserman is United would open deep conversation talks with Osserman today, but Osserman's camp need to show those two things. So United are interested and that interest has peaked more over the last couple of days with what's happening with Yokeres and the competition and the fact that Osman's not going to Saudi.
4:54But at the moment, Man United will not pursue Osman any more than preliminary talks because there is a fear, suspicion that it's just going to be an auction, especially with what's been offered on the table from Saudi. So in the past, we've heard from people close to Osman that he'd love to play for Man United, that Champions League football doesn't matter, that it's a dream to play in the Premier League. And all those things are very interesting to Manchester United. But in keeping with what they're trying to do this summer, they cannot afford to waste time in talks with somebody that's going to talk to everybody else and go to the highest bidder.
5:35And in fairness, they did do that with Liam De Laap. And they didn't expect that to happen with Liam De Laap, but they would expect it to be happening with someone like Victor Osman who's got lots of options. So United absolutely will go for Osman if he makes it clear that he wants to join Manchester United and he's willing to do it for a reasonable wage. And Man United aren't saying 100 grand, they're basically saying 250 grand a week, something like that. So that's where we are with that one. I am quite encouraged by that to be honest with you because I think that there has to be um alternatives to what could happen in the Jocares race I don't think it means that we're about to drop interest in Jocares by the way I just think the situation with Osman and Manchester United is somewhat confusing to many of our fans so it's good to get clarity it's not that United aren't interested in Osman it's not that United wouldn't move for Osserman and it's not the fact that Amarim doesn't appreciate him or United don't appreciate him.
6:40Man United just can't afford to get played this summer. They can't afford to waste time this summer and they can't afford to be a pawn in the game of chess. So if Manchester United get the indication from Osserman's agent that he wants Man United and they're willing to talk reasonably, then United will do that deal the same way they did it with Bermot, the same reason they did it with Kunya. Will we get that from Osman? Look, he's surprised people before. I think a lot of people thought he was going to go to Saudi. He agreed to go to Saudi last summer and it didn't happen because they moved for somebody else.
7:15And obviously, at the moment, the Saudi deal is off. But it just depends on what the motivations of Osman is. I mean, I'm a big fan of his. I know a lot of people talk about attitude, talk about greed, talk about him being disruptive. I think he's a fantastic player. I think he'd be bloody brilliant for Manchester United. I think there is a genuine argument as to who is better between Osman and Jokeres and who's the better fit for Manchester United. If it was pure player, I'd say Osman, but because of the system, I'd say Jokeres and that's why I'd go Jokeres. So I think this is really interesting and I agree with Man United's stance.
7:53I agree with the information that's coming out that if Osman wants Man United and wants to talk realistically about a good wage, then we will have those talks. But we cannot have talks with players that United fear are going to play them off each other to get the best financial deal they can. And I agree with that. It doesn't matter how good a player is. You don't want a player that's basically looking for the biggest paycheck. You want a player, especially at Manchester United, who wants to join the project, like Kunja does, like Mbermo does. So I think it's an interesting development with Osman, especially in relation to what happened on Monday with the Saudi stuff.
8:33And the ball's in his court. I think it's a clever move by Man United to say, look, we are interested, we will hold talks, but you've got to basically pledge that Man United's the club you want. And you've also got to be realistic on your wages, in which case we will reward you with that offer. So, yeah. What do I think personally? Personally, I don't think it's going to happen. I don't think he's going to go. I want to join Man United and I want to, you know, I'll do it for a reasonable fee. I think there's an agent there trying to make a lot of money. I think there's a player there that might be in the same boat.
9:05But I guess we'll just have to wait and see. It's encouraging that there's another story coming out different to the one we're about to talk about. Rob Always United said, I heard Osman likes United. Is it true? I mean, look, I mean, these sort of things. I mean, John Terry was a childhood Man United fan, still ended up being a Chelsea legend. So I don't think, I think he is a Man United fan, I think. I mean, obviously being Nigerian, I think there's a lot of Man United fans out in Nigeria, isn't there? Agarlope was a big Man United fan. So he may well be a Man United fan, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's going to want to join us.
9:42But I think it's a clever play by Man United because we are not making any secret of the fact that Jokeres is our priority. But by putting it out there to Osman that, look, you know, if you're interested, we will hold talks with you, then I think that's very, very clever. Should United negotiate with Sporting now after what their president said or should they play hardball and risk losing Jokeres to another club, says Slay? I'm going to talk about that in a moment, pal. United need to spend a few windows planting their feet against clubs who presume United will pay above the odds for players. It's hurting the clubs, says Jordan.
10:16See, I don't think we do, Jordan. And I agree with you. But if we stand still now, when we're so far behind, we'll fall further behind. I agree. You don't want to pay silly money to people. But we're so far behind. What did Man City do when they were nothing? They paid silly money to become something. What did Chelsea do when they were nothing? They paid silly money to become something. What did Newcastle do in the old Division 1 when they were nothing? They paid silly money to become something. What did Blackburn do? They paid silly money. So this whole, we're not going to get hold to ransom and we need to put up with a few bad years.
10:48We definitely, definitely don't. We need to spend money to get out of this problem ASAP. I don't really care how much we spend. I wouldn't care if we spent a billion pounds if we have it. I'm not actually that bothered. John says, we can't be putting our eggs in one basket. We should be talking to a couple of plan A type players at the same time. We can't take six weeks on one deal. Exactly, John. And this is basically what we've been told is that, you know, that Ozyman deal can be done and will be done if there is those two terms met. You can't force a deal that can't be done, though. So I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
11:24Do you think our chances of getting Jokeres are a lot harder now, Mark? I mean, I'm going to talk about Jokeres next, but, you know, I'm pretty bored of it, if I'm being honest. I always listen to you at work, making my day, says MUFC. Has Jokeres said he wants United, says Paul Millier. Right. A few people talking about this. I didn't want to lead on this today because I'm bored to tears with it. I actually don't actually think that there is anything more to report. But let me just bring you some morning stuff out of Portugal. So Record, which is an outlet in Portugal, are saying that Victor Jokeres' agent met with Arsenal and Manchester United officials yesterday.
12:00Both clubs are preparing to present an official proposal to Sporting in the next few hours. um i've got to say bullshit i have to i've got to i mean i saw that this morning and i thought you know what i'm really glad we've got the ozman stuff to talk about at the start because that actually interests me that's actually you know good information well sourced this just you know you get it out you bloody get you know it's this sauce is mates with tomato ketchup um and hp sauce and caesar salad sauce um which is actually quite a nice sauce i like i do like a bit of caesar salad sauce, but not necessarily on a salad.
12:37I don't know about you. Sometimes I'll put Caesar salad sauce like on just on a bit of chicken, which has, which is in Caesar salad, to be honest with you, put it on your chips, you know, anyway, I don't trust this sauce. I don't think it's true. It's got more holes in it than a hedgehog's pillow. So yesterday we had the sporting outlets, president or whatever, basically saying they won't be bullied. They want a fair price and And et cetera, et cetera. We also heard that Jochores was basically on strike. And now we're hearing that Man United and Arsenal are in official talks with the agent. And we'll talk to the clubs as well in the next few hours.
13:15I just don't believe this. I don't believe this at all. And this is where I think you sort of need to take a step back and say, what's Fabrizio Romano saying? Will David Ornstein say something? Because I've been down this road before. I really really really wanted Bruno Fernandes and for the whole summer we didn't buy him it was the same updates like this Man United are about to put an offer in Man United are talking to sporting Man United are in to talk with the agents and it goes on and on and on and on and on and then he didn't sign that summer and then at the end of the summer it was sort of presented that United were never in for him and then in the January we did go for him and I think you know obviously I think we were looking in the summer, but maybe it wasn't advanced as many people talk.
14:02But what I don't understand about this is, is that Fabrizio said yesterday that we'd already spoken to sporting last week at the weekend and this week. So what's the agent talks about? Why do we need to talk to the agent if we're already, you know, monitoring with sporting? And honestly, Portuguese outlets are dodgy when it comes to reliability of transfer talk. So I'm not going to sit here this morning and say Man United. So yesterday it was breaking news that Arsenal were talking to the agent of Jocarez. And then this morning it's just slipped in. Oh, and United were there as well. I mean, Arsenal are better than Man United at doing their business quietly.
14:45So we wake up this morning and United were there as well. Bollocks. We didn't know if United were there yesterday. Also, in the next few hours, we're going to put an offer in for Jocares. Oh, bollocks. We're not. We're not. It's not. I don't think this deal is going to move quickly at all. I think there's an underlying lie somewhere. I really don't think that Arsenal and Man United are going head to head with offers at the same time for Jocares. I just don't. I really just don't. I can't figure out what the lie is at the moment, but there is one. I'm absolutely convinced that Man United and Arsenal are not about to put bids in and go head to head in the next few hours.
15:26And you know why? Because I think Jochores will have told one of them that he prefers the other. I mean, this is what I'm seeing. Sometimes you've got to, and I think we have become experts over the last 10 years through conversation, but you learn a story of a transfer and there is just no way in a million years that Jocheres and his agent have said hey we like you both we can't make our mind up you'd put a bid in with sporting and let them sort it out we're off for a pina colada on the beach in Greece we're just happy with either of you yeah and if we could have a threesome we would you know he'd play for you midweek and he'd play for them the weekend um it's just not how it doesn't work like that so talks with the agent yesterday and then both clubs are going to put offers in today.
16:14What a load of crap. Well, it's like getting married, isn't it? It's like having two people ask you to marry them. I like you both. How's about we both go to bed and see what it's like and maybe we can just stay together. You know, you make a choice. You make a choice. And Jokeres' choice may well be Arsenal. Man United wouldn't put a bid in then. You know what this feels like? It feels like what Liverpool used to do a few years ago. Joe Cole put it in his book, signed for Liverpool and then Liverpool basically asked him to put it out there in an interview that he turned United down, even though United hadn't approached him.
16:48And this just feels a little bit like that. Oh, Arsenal and United are both about to put an offer in. Probably neither are. It's probably just the agent trying to stir up interest. Maybe it smokes out Juventus. Maybe it smokes out Liverpool. Maybe it smokes out PSG. you've got to understand that this agent is not happy you've got to understand that this agent is trying to stir up business because he needs big money now on the table because he's not going to get big money because he's not going to get his client going cheap so he's got to do his job to be fair Victor Osserman's agent was doing this in late March oh yeah you know he's open to anything.
17:33Man United without Champions League football, Wrexham in the Championship, yeah, you know, Baller League, he'll do it all, you know. So I think that sometimes you've got to be very wary of how agents work and I don't for one minute think Man United and Arsenal held talks yesterday and are putting an offering today. Because one of those clubs would be an idiot because he'll have chosen one of them. Mark, with all the reports in the media, does what you see on Sunday change your stance on thinking he was signed for United to Shane. Good try, Shane. No, I don't actually, I read your comments. I think some people are struggling with my stance and the stance of some people, but I haven't changed from where I was on Sunday.
18:17I haven't changed from where I was last night. I'm 70 % that he'll come to Man United, which is still quite high. I still think it would take something shocking for him not to sign for Manchester United. And I would be genuinely shocked if Arsenal don't sign Sesco. So at the moment, I'm not, I'm quite relaxed about it. I don't, I actually don't think much has changed since Sunday, other than Portuguese reports. And actually, when you analyse the last 24 hours, how many of these big stories are actually out of Portugal? And how many of them are out of the mouths of people that we would normally listen to.
18:58And the truth is, the last update from Fabrizio was that Jokeres is not happy with the agent's agreement for the fee. And United have been in talks three times in the last week. Great show, Mark. Look from South Africa, says Nate. There is definitely a reason Arsenal have stepped back from the deal. Could be big agent fees. Who knows? Munna Radin says, you do know that if the Portuguese Southgate remains here next season, we're absolutely doomed. Look at it from another fan base point of view. Amrim is the worst manager for Rebuild. He is the worst manager. OK, I'm just going to move on from that.
19:32At this rate, it'll be an Art of It, Jim coming on a free, says Steg. Sesko makes more sense for Arsenal, considering his age, and also they have habits to rotate and bring in the experience, says Rajaf. Mark, with all the reports in the media, I've done that one from Shane. Could Jokeres end up resulting the same as Hoyland? Outside leagues can be risky, signing as the league intensity are totally different. What are your thoughts? Toc, go and watch Rio Ferdinand and you and him will have a really good chat. I find the Jocares might struggle in the Premier League argument, the most basic, naive, stupid, crap analysis of football I've ever seen.
20:10Why are Arsenal in for him then? People are acting like he plays for the dog and duck. Just go and watch the lad. There's 90-minute games out there. Take the day off work. Take the day off school. go and find five sporting games and watch him and then come back and tell us what you think because you won't be going, eh, he's going to struggle in the Premier League. It's just all about physicality. It's just, I just, I'm sorry, mate, Tok. You're probably coming from a good place, but I'm so bored of it. I'm so bored of it. I'm so bored of United fans trying to turn on players before we even bought them as well.
20:46Yeah, look, we are a shit football club that's been run shit for 10 years. I don't know when we got to this situation where we need players to be world class before they've even signed. If we get Jokeres, if we got Osserman, there has to be a period of adjustment. They're not going to hit the ground running. Since when did it become the norm that we've got to buy world class players and they've got to hit the ground running? This has never been the case. Never. I don't understand this analysis of players before they've even signed for us on, oh, they might not be good enough. I mean, it happened with Agate.
21:22Never even had time to put his shirt on before people were making up nicknames for him. I don't know whether people analyse football properly anymore. It's very rare that a player comes in and hits the ground running straight away. Not everyone's Erling Haaland. Vision Extra, welcome to Members Club, thank you very much. Do you think Osman is their better option now with the rumours of how Jokeres is acting to force a move? No, I still think Jokeres is the priority, mate. I just think it's intriguing and encouraging that we basically are putting it out there that we would look at. We would look at Osman, but he's got to fulfil the criteria.
21:56William Jones, thank you very much. Very rare these days players play for the badge, just slow sports news. Do you see Mbermo being moved to striker if we fail to get any other player after Mbermo? Still have PTSD after previous season transfers, says Adrian. I think if we want to put Mbermo or Cunha up front, then we will pay the price for it next season. Square pegs in round holes, isn't it? They can do a job, but I think we need better than that. Thank you very much. OK, let me just move on. We can always level back, but I'm conscious that it is a transfer show as well. So basically, we've also got some news coming in in relation to Anthony this morning.
22:37Obviously, outgoings are very interesting. Also, I don't know whether I mentioned it at the start of the show. So the person I was talking to about Osserman also gave us a bit of an update on the midfield and the goalkeeper as well, which I will bring in in a few minutes if you remind me. But to the Mail and Simon Jones, Real Betis are proposing another loan deal for Anthony with the option to make it permanent for around€35 million. A lot of people say, no, no, no, no, no, we can't do that. The interesting thing about that is, and look, I'd have to bow down to more financial minds than mine on this, but Anthony book value at the moment is 32.5 million.
23:27So we need£32.5 million now to break even, which is not surprising when we paid 80 for him. So he's very, very difficult to break even on. So£32.5 million is€40 million. I don't know anyone's going to give us that. So people are going, no, no, no, ridiculous. We can't do it. We can't let him go on loan again. But financially, it might work better for Manchester United because if you loan him again for another year and cover his wages off, it's not costing you anything. and then in a year's time if you get 32.5 million euros that's basically going to cover off what he'll be worth next year which is about 25 anyway so unless somebody's going to give us 40 million euros this summer I can sort of see what bettys are trying to do it looks ridiculous on the face of it but let's be honest if you have a cat you've probably wondered what your house smells like before guests walk in.
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26:39They'll cover his wages for a year and then you'll get the money for him anyway next year. And it has to be an obligation to buy. I completely agree, Ken, because we don't want to end up in the same situation as Sancho. But I've said this before, like people say, oh, we've got to sell this player. We've got to sell that player. sometimes for ffp purposes you're better off loaning a player out covering their wages and getting another year off their contract which brings down their their book value and then they can be sold at a better price we basically did it with sancho sancho's book value is really low now so if we got the 25 million from chelsea we would have actually made a profit of about 8 million with anthony if we don't sell him for 40 million euros we make a loss so we can't really if bettis say we'll give you 30 million euros now we can't do that deal because we will make a loss of 10 million euros on the books so we'd be better off loaning in there and then doing the deal in a year's time so um i think with anthony unless someone's going to offer us 40 million euros i think we might have to do something like that because otherwise we're going to make a loss on the books and this just goes back to the stupidity of the deal in the first place when you pay 80 million pounds for a player and they're not worth it and they flop then you know even three years down the line you're in trouble trying to cover that off um and credit to Anthony for what he did at Betis between January and now because it's actually given him some value because I would have said in January he's 100 % going back on loan again in the summer because no one's going to offer anything for him so I I look I agree I agree with with what a lot of people in the chat are saying that if we can get we need to sell him but if we can't get the 40 million euros i think this might make a lot of sense to be honest with you sometimes i forget the transfer window and how tasty it can be wet my mouth united says jay law um are you still confident on us getting jokeres says jason yes yes i mean i know that i know i know that was a yes but no no i am i don't i don't think look i think i think some people say like when i did the video yesterday about the breaking news with arsenal being in talks with him um there were some people in the comments saying you know just losing it and i'm like hold on a minute like this is not i don't i don't i don't think some people understand what this is it's a community to discuss things it's not sky sports news like and i think some people go oh it's not news so no news then and you're like maybe they're new maybe they're new like we do react to the news but we also did three months of content through covid where there was no news and there was no games it's a community so sometimes you will just react to a story or a theme or an idea or a solution um that's just the way it is so i i look at the okarez deal and obviously you've got to discuss some of the stuff that's out there as we did about record but some people would say well why do you talk about it if you don't believe it because some people might not be aware of the story some people might believe the story so you you know you've got to talk it through um but with yokarez i actually don't think that anything's changed you know what i think happens i think time has always impacted mentality on transfers.
30:03When you think about Embermo, when Ornstein broke it last Monday, a week and a half ago, everyone was buzzing their tits off. Oh, Embermo, Embermo, what are they doing now? Oh, what's going on with Embermo? Maybe he is going to go to Spurs, what's going on? Nothing's changed. It's just Man United take a long time to do deals. So I remember it happening with Pogba oh it's going to fall through I know it's going to fall through still happened and Bermay will happen it's just there is now a time delay and in that time delay people start to panic and the same thing's happening with Jocheres we've had some really positive stories at the start of the week and now because there is this time delay it allows for things to slip in And as we know, agents will stir things up for their own benefit and clubs.
30:57Can United ask Mendes for help again, says Jacob. I'd be very surprised if the I'd be very surprised if George Mendes didn't get involved in this, really. Josh says we need cash, not book value. FFP isn't the issue, says Josh. I'd love to know what you're thinking about there, Josh, because you've absolutely lost me. We need cash, not book value. FFP isn't the issue. I mean, we were just talking about Anthony. We can't get cash. We can only get book value. To make cash on Anthony, you need 50, 60 million euros to go above the 40 million euros that breaks us even. Ganacho is the cash because there is no book value there.
31:38It's just pure profit. Ruud van Nisseroy came from the Eredivisie and was a world class striker. This is Red Devil Germany. Thank you very much for that. But also, yeah, we've done that one as well. So let me just talk to you then. I'll just go back. So obviously, good information this morning around the Osserman situation and what would make Man United make a move. And I believe we will probably have talks with Osserman at some point in the next few days and weeks, depending on what happens with Jokeres. But on the goalkeeper situation, the feeling within the club is that, Well, the feeling within the club is that Ameren and Wilcox want to replace Inanna.
32:20But the issue is, is that Inanna is just not making any moves to do anything at the moment. This has happened to United in the past. So basically, at the moment, Garnaccio's people are talking to a lot of people to get him a move because he knows he wants to play football and he knows it's over at Man United. and to be fair whatever you think about ganacho he ain't just sat there going well you find me a move he wants to play football um he wants to be part of pre-season at a new club um and he knows his journey's over at man united so his agent is actively doing stuff same with marcus rashford um they know there is no way back at man united he wants to play in the world cup so again very very busy with anana that's not happening that's not happening his agent isn't busy he did change agent um i think it was around march time so that did happen but there is nothing going on at the moment around movement around anana um so the goalkeeper situation is sort of on the back burner because they're doing working on other deals and burmo and uh hopefully okarez as well and the striker situation but anana at the moment is i think on holiday and so is his agents i mean i there is agents on holiday but there's nothing going on at the moment the feeling is that if in an ideal world if they could move an honor on and the money was there they would look to go where man city are looking to go which is um costa at porto that's the goalkeeper that amrim likes the most and that's the goalkeeper that united would like to go for um but that's seen as a bit like wharton in the midfield they would love to go for wharton in the midfield but there's absolutely no chance of that so where united go in the goalkeeping situation is the player they want is probably unrealistic the player they want to remove isn't doing anything so it's a bit of a it's like it's you know it's like clearing the garage out when you could just hoover the living room man united are in the living room doing the hoovering because it's a straightforward job the garage is just you know do i need to skip what's in there and uh united just with the goalkeeper at the moment, it's a problem they need to solve, but are not focused on.
34:40And, you know, from an honest point of view, he's probably, reading between the lines, got the mentality that I'll be better next season and prove people wrong. Why can't we get a transfer right on the first go? Why we have to buy replacements every other season? Says Tuchat. Thank you very much for that. Why is United always lazy when it comes to transfers? Man City already signed four top players, says Lamine.
35:08You took the wind out of my sails there a little bit. I mean, I wanted to come back with some sort of explanation, but when you look at what Liverpool have done, you look at what Man City have done. I mean, Man City have got the Club World Cup, so they're obviously moving quick. I mean, I was looking at Man City's squad this morning, an amazing abundance of young players.
35:31you know I know a lot of you wanted Cherky didn't you and that obviously has ended up with him going to Manchester City but look I don't know what to say about that really United have got their targets we're in a difficult position I suppose the simple answer is when have Man United ever been Chelsea or Liverpool or Man City when it comes to transfers. We're crap at them. We've always been crap at them. Our reputation precedes us. Everybody always seems to know that we're desperate. Everybody always seems to know our business. Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City seem to have an aura of professionalism, discreteness and efficiency that we just don't have.
36:20And I don't know whether we'll ever have that. But Man City don't get the back pages Man United get. No one reads about Man City. No one cares about Man City. So look, we're Manchester United. What's the saying? Hated, adored, never ignored. So I think that maybe that's got something to do with it. But we could be better in the market. Of course we could. But on the other hand, I would also say in our defence, when you finish 15th in the league and have the season we had, maybe we should be shopping around for people like Calvert-Lewin and Mateta because that's our level. we're still trying to shop in shops where we're not actually at that level so so so it does make it more difficult um viking crypto warrior says why the media or other clubs not talking about the man city verdict i can't speak says viking crypto warrior um i don't know i mean look obviously it's not the um man city stand um i mean no one would be watching but my stance on Man City is look at how much money they spent in January look at how many players they've brought in now if this was Everton I think that they'd have had their ban and everything very very quickly so I think that when it comes to
37:40when it comes down to United and how we're working I just think it's difficult isn't it
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40:09Yeah, I think it's difficult for...
40:16Look, if Man City get off, I actually think the anger should be aimed at the Premier League and teams like Manchester United, because if Man City get off, they clearly never thought that the rules that were in place would stand up to scrutiny. And if they don't, they've had 10 years of doing something that we could have been doing as well. Marlow FC says could it be that letting us think we are absolutely cooking and getting Jokeres is just spin that will backfire massively Yousef says Mats sells fantastic shot stopper Mere great ball playing goalkeeper the goalkeeper market is better at the moment than the striker market interesting but look on the goalkeeping market as we've said multiple times you've got to
41:03you've got to move an honour on. And if you don't move an honour on, then you can't be in the goalkeeping market, can you? It's as simple as that. So I think that... Yeah, and it's down the line. It's definitely down the line. Talking about the midfield, by the way, because we have got a little bit of that to talk about. Oh, somebody said, what did you think about your mate Ben Foster saying this? Okay, so I'll read the quote. If you are happy picking up your wages, knowing that there's going to be an awful... Sorry, this is what Ben Foster had to say about Brian M. Bermot to Manchester United.
41:41If you are happy picking up your wages, knowing that there's going to be an awful lot of more pressure, a lot more eyes on you, a lot more judgment, and failure is just part of what they do, then go to United.
41:55I'd like to say, having not heard it, That's not bitter. Because it sounds a bit bitter.
42:07But I don't, I mean, Ben doesn't strike me as a bitter person. So if you're happy picking up your wages, knowing that there's going to be an awful lot more pressure, a lot more eyes on you, a lot more judgment, and failure is just part of what they do, then go to United. You see, I think it's that last bit, isn't it? If you're happy picking up your wages, knowing that there's going to be an awful lot more pressure, a lot more eyes on you, a lot more judgment, than go to United. I don't like the failure is just part of what they do because failure is not really part of what we do, is it? We've won two trophies in the last three years.
42:37That's more than Arsenal have done. I think by Man United's standards, we've had bad times, but comparable to other clubs, we have actually won stuff. The bottom line is... And Bermot is coming to Manchester United because it's Manchester United and there's a project there that could be very exciting if it works out. Unfortunately, a lot of players have done that over the last 10 years. Bruno did it. Pogba did it. Sancho did it. Sanchez did it. Schneiderlin did it. You know, loads of people came to Man United based on a project of taking Man United back to the levels they need to be. And we haven't done it.
43:20So I think we're starting to get to the point now where people, maybe Ben Foster, look at it and go, if you're going to Man United now, is it just about picking up a good wage and status and accepting that, you know, you're going to probably fail and get a load of shit? And if you're okay with that, go and do it. I can understand that stance if I'm being completely honest, but I don't think the players are coming to Man United going, I'll take the money and I'll take the shit because of the status. I think players like Embermo and Kunja are coming here to, like Bruno did. They're coming here because they believe that they can be part of something.
44:01The chances of them being part of something I think is something else. But, you know, I think it's very unfair on people like Cunha and Mbermo who could have gone elsewhere, certainly in the case of Mbermo. I think they're coming here because they want to come and play for Manchester United. And you know what? The bottom line is the new kits come out today. And we're absolutely shit. We're absolutely shit. We didn't turn up in the Europa League final. We've had our worst ever Premier League season. We've bought one player. This manager has got a terrible record. Next season is by no means exciting yet.
44:44And we won't be in Europe. And yet we will have sold more kits today than any other Premier League team did in their first day of launch. So that's one thing. That's just the interest and noise around Manchester United. Also, you've signed for Manchester United as a Wolves player and you've got a million followers on Instagram. By the end of the day that you've signed for Man United, you've easily got two and within a year, you've probably got 10. So the status of playing for Manchester United, It's very much like I don't understand a lot of American sports beyond the NFL. But look at the Dallas Cowboys.
45:30They haven't won the Super Bowl in years. But you go and play for the Dallas Cowboys. It's one of the biggest franchised sports in the world. And franchise is not relevant, actually. It's the biggest name. It's the biggest name. And that's what Man United is. It's a big commercial club. Exactly. and then so i don't think people look at united as the wage i think they look at it as the challenge and the status um sorry mark most of the polite replies on my comments are calling me stupid says munar adin yes amrin rebuilt sporting a team that was consistent in the top five he came into a team that is aiming for top five and got us 15th yeah again i'll leave it to the chat munar adin i've got nothing to say because i just it's just not where i want to go and i've said my piece before I'm not biting when we get linked to a player we expect them to sign the next day I don't trust Ineos but they seem to be better than Woodward and Co says Jason Ogden we sign Osman we'll have five players out for AFCON says Troy and
46:36I don't think that I don't think that that's relevant honestly I don't think that if we don't get Jokeres, we won't go for Osman because he'd be gone for the AFCON. You know, I think you go and get the quality that you can get, don't you? And I think that will certainly be the case with Manchester United. Just talking about the midfield, though, what was I told about the midfield, Mark? OK, I think that the situation in the midfield is well documented. We mentioned this weeks ago. They really would love to sign Adam Wharton. And let me just say this as well. because I got pulled up on this this morning, because I mentioned it on the show last night.
47:17If United had sold Bruno for£100 million, they couldn't have gone and bought Adam Wharton for 80 because that deal's not there to be done. So I was basically told this morning, you can't put that out there because that's not fair. Like you can't say that Bruno, if he'd gone, we could have gone and bought Wharton. United would love to buy Wharton, but that deal can't be done. So yeah, we can't do the Adam Wharton deal. Man United would do the deal for Wharton. If Crystal Palace said we want£80 million, but you can pay us in instalments over the next five years, United would probably do it because they really do rate him and they really do like him.
47:53Beyond him, it's a mess. Like there was Edison talks, but the feeling is that he will probably end up in Saudi. And there is a concern as to whether you could play Edison and Bruno together in a pivot too, which I agree with. I think Edison works If Bruno's not in the midfield And you play him with Agate I think that works a lot better So I'm not sure Edison's the profile That we're looking for I mean basically what Amarin wants Is a Palina Who's 25 or a homeland From Sporting And we are not going to have the money To do that I think more and more The midfield will either be Keep it as it is or go for something a little bit younger because Collier is meant to be the younger one, but I can see him going this summer.
48:49I really can. Casemiro is not going anywhere. Maynou is likely to sign a new contract. Agathe is not going anywhere and Bruno is not going anywhere. And you've got no European football. Two positions, Casemiro, Maynou, Agathe, Bruno. You don't actually need anybody if all of them are staying. and they probably all are. So yeah, there's a bit of confusion as who the midfielder might be for Manchester United. But as I said to you a couple of weeks ago, from the same source, if United want to buy a midfielder and Amrim does want a midfielder, then Casemiro or Maynou have got to go. And the chances of those at the moment do look slim.
49:28So the midfield roster is full as things stand. Obviously, if Bruno had gone, then there would have been a spot there as well. but with what we've got at the moment, I'm not so sure that we will look at anybody in that sense. Andre Inanna in the new goalkeeping jersey. It turns your stomach. I mean, it's a nice, it is a nice, it is a nice goalkeeping top. I've never bought one, but...
50:02Arsenal is the club that Jokeres wanted from the beginning.
50:14I just don't believe it. I mean, I'm not saying he's not going to sign for Arsenal, but I just don't believe Portuguese reports, I'm afraid.
50:33Yeah.
50:38there we go um let me just come back to the chat oh yeah check out the video that beth and mauds did by the way that's really got me thinking uh about what my starting 11 with transfers would be next season i feel like i will do a video on that at some point but well done to them they've done it already um yeah i think um yeah we've got to sort this striker situation out i have to sort it out um 90 quid for a shirt after that crap season says william jones i think i we're we're coming towards the end of the show now anyway i remember when a home kit used to come out one year and then a way kit used to come out the next year it was every two years the home kit would change and every two years the away kit would change you now get three different designs every 12 months it's just an absolute piss take an absolute piss take Cowboys have a no state income tax says Bash I don't want to see Bruno playing every single minute next season and the likes of Manu not getting minutes him playing badly not being sub says Yazier well I can't see it not happening mate to be honest
51:51Ladios says he paid 120 at the Megastorm
52:03Ian White says Have the reports from Portugal Not been more reliable lately? No That's No I don't think they have I don't
52:17If we keep Anana We're going to have to bring A goalkeeper in anyway For when Anana goes to AFCON So it looks like Beinda going Says Liam Oh we'll bring a goalkeeper in it may be that we bring a goalkeeper in for about 15 million quid who might be able to compete with an honor but that's look if i run if i run a kitchen if i run a restaurant and i don't have faith in my head chef so i bring another chef in to work alongside him who needs to learn the ropes is that as good as sacking the head chef and bringing in a really good head chef no it's not it's a halfway house isn't it so but it's having the money to do it that's going to be the big issue um thank you liam okay brilliant show this morning thanks everyone for tuning in let's see what today brings make sure you smash a like on the video and thank you everybody for tuning in it's been an absolute pleasure to not spend 45 minutes talking about yorkarez i know we had a little bit about it because there was a little bit coming out of record but i'm bored to shit with it.
53:20I'm so bored of it. That's why I had to make some calls this morning and a few WhatsApps and just get some information and speak to people because I'm just so bored of it. I don't know whether some journalists are on holiday this week because there's a lot of decent journalists in this country who are just quiet as well, but information can be got. I would rather play Ben Foster than Anana says Carlo thoughts with all those in the Indian plane accident says Chris oh god I didn't know anything about that Chris so sorry to hear that obviously don't know the details but yeah it's a horrible thought horrible thought yeah thoughts with everybody impacted by that.
54:13Take care, everyone. I'll speak to you in a little bit. Thanks for watching. Stay safe and I'll speak to you soon.
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