United thread 2018/19

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This is from the Mail, sorry Mods can't seem to post the full link.....

Manchester United are prepared to pay half of Alexis Sanchez's mammoth £26 million salary to secure him a move this summer.
The final decision over the Chilean's future will be left to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but United are open to offloading the forward.
United chiefs are aware Sanchez's £500,000-per-week wage, inclusive of bonuses, will prove a major stumbling block. So, it is understood they are resigned to paying as much as 50 per cent of the ex-Arsenal star's wages to tempt another club to take him.
 
This is from the Mail, sorry Mods can't seem to post the full link.....

Manchester United are prepared to pay half of Alexis Sanchez's mammoth £26 million salary to secure him a move this summer.
The final decision over the Chilean's future will be left to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but United are open to offloading the forward.
United chiefs are aware Sanchez's £500,000-per-week wage, inclusive of bonuses, will prove a major stumbling block. So, it is understood they are resigned to paying as much as 50 per cent of the ex-Arsenal star's wages to tempt another club to take him.


Whose going to pay the mammoth 13m a year wages to someone who has been shite?!
 
Ole’s Comments today are pure gold. “Players still want to come to Manchester United because they know we will be back to the good days soon” yep nothing to do with getting 500k a week for sitting on the bench doing nothing and not even get talked about. I’m sure There’s an abundance of 34 year old players queueing up to join story time at United. He has the potential to be even better than mourinho this guy.
 
Whose going to pay the mammoth 13m a year wages to someone who has been shite?!
We should buy him now, turn him back into a decent playerand relish in the fact that united are paying at least half his wages.
 
This is from the Mail, sorry Mods can't seem to post the full link.....

Manchester United are prepared to pay half of Alexis Sanchez's mammoth £26 million salary to secure him a move this summer.
The final decision over the Chilean's future will be left to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but United are open to offloading the forward.
United chiefs are aware Sanchez's £500,000-per-week wage, inclusive of bonuses, will prove a major stumbling block. So, it is understood they are resigned to paying as much as 50 per cent of the ex-Arsenal star's wages to tempt another club to take him.
This is bad news if true. It might sound funny to have them paying half his wages to play elsewhere, but it'll also stop any halfway decent player they approach looking for a minimum of pay parity with him.
 
This is from the Mail, sorry Mods can't seem to post the full link.....

Manchester United are prepared to pay half of Alexis Sanchez's mammoth £26 million salary to secure him a move this summer.
The final decision over the Chilean's future will be left to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but United are open to offloading the forward.
United chiefs are aware Sanchez's £500,000-per-week wage, inclusive of bonuses, will prove a major stumbling block. So, it is understood they are resigned to paying as much as 50 per cent of the ex-Arsenal star's wages to tempt another club to take him.
I still think Pep could get a tune out of him ....




Wheel out a piano at half time and he could give us a selection of Chaz n Dave's greatest hits !
 
Whose going to pay the mammoth 13m a year wages to someone who has been shite?!

Not sure he's that poor tbh but he'll be 31 next season and no team in the market will pay even half his wages. United will either have to find a way to use him or absorb more of his enormous wages if they intend to move him. Inter get linked often to him but their financial situation is so precarious I struggle to see this materializing
 
This is from the Mail, sorry Mods can't seem to post the full link.....

Manchester United are prepared to pay half of Alexis Sanchez's mammoth £26 million salary to secure him a move this summer.
The final decision over the Chilean's future will be left to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but United are open to offloading the forward.
United chiefs are aware Sanchez's £500,000-per-week wage, inclusive of bonuses, will prove a major stumbling block. So, it is understood they are resigned to paying as much as 50 per cent of the ex-Arsenal star's wages to tempt another club to take him.


On reflection to think that transfer to stop him coming to city has cost them £39m so far with another £78m left to pay, superb £117m spend even excluding the additional wage increases the ripple effect have caused. Ed is a true legend.
 
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