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Publication Date: Thursday, September 24, 2020 2:53 AM
Manchester United top scorer Andy Cole has insisted that the signing of Jadon Sancho will not provide a quick solution to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s problems, as he hinted that the arrival of alternative signings may be a better option this summer.
United so far they have refused to pay Borussia Dortmund’s € 120 million sale price Sancho. That’s despite suggestions that they have agreed to a salary for English.
However, speaking exclusively to TEAMtalk in a BT sport At the event, one of United’s legendary 1999 treble winning teams urged club fans to keep the fire going on social media, insisting that this might not be the summer for the club’s record transfer deals. .
“Putting Jadon Sancho on that Man United team wouldn’t mean they win the league this season, far from it,” Cole told us. “He’s a talented kid, really talented, but it won’t change everything for United.
“If you don’t get Sancho and go to another. You could sign someone who could accomplish more than Sancho in the long run.
“Sometimes we get caught up in big names. But the one below is just as good even if it has one less name. Bringing in two or three players with that money might be a more sensible route.
“Transfers are not easy to do, especially in the current climate, when looking for the best players that other teams are also in the mix for.
“Social media is such a big deal now and that has changed the reaction to a big loss. Everyone has an opinion now and everyone has a platform to express it. That was not the case when he was playing.
The football landscape has changed
“Soccer is such a stubborn thing and everyone is an expert who wants instant results. That is not always possible.
“Finances are different now after everything that has happened in 2020. Clubs cannot be expected to pay the same price for players that they could have done earlier in the year.
“If spending £ 300 million meant winning the league, everyone would do it. Anyone who could afford it would, but that is not how football works.
“Sometimes we get caught up in big names and fans want to see their clubs making these signings. But the one below is just as good even if it has one less name. Bringing in two or three players with that money might be a more sensible route. “
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