MU transfer August 1: Welcoming Sir Alex back, revealing Ronaldo's new destination 2
Sir Alex officially reappeared after more than a decade of absence or revealing when Ronaldo left Old Trafford are the notable transfer news of MU club today, August 1.
According to Daily Mail, CEO Richard Arnold of the `Red Devils` decided to establish a team of strategic advisors including former CEO David Gill, legendary Bryan Robson and current football director, John Murtough and especially
Alex Ferguson is the legendary coach of MU as he helped the Red Devils achieve so much success during his time at Old Trafford.
This group will play a decisive role in MU’s strategy in many aspects, including the development of the Carrington training facility and the relationship with fans.
Superstar Cristiano Ronaldo just had his first match under new coach Erik ten Hag, but the Portuguese striker’s performance was not good and only brought the Red Devils a draw.
Despite the efforts of coach Erik ten Hag and the MU Board of Directors, Ronaldo still `left` this summer.
While the future of the 37-year-old striker is still a big question mark, recently, the British newspaper Football London confirmed that Ronaldo will definitely leave MU this summer.
Recently, the Mirror newspaper confirmed that MU has prepared the final plan in its ambition to own Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong.
With the above figure of nearly 500,000 pounds/week, midfielder De Jong will become the highest paid player at Old Trafford if he returns to MU this summer.
MU is still talking with Red Bull Salzburg about the possibility of recruiting 19-year-old striker Sesko, who is likened to `the new Haaland`.
Benjamin Sesko is making many MU fans worried about a risky deal from the Old Trafford team.
Olympique Marseille have expressed interest in signing Alexis Sanchez in this summer’s transfer window.
Man Utd is preparing to bid for Haaland 2.0
Transfer news on the morning of August 1: Messi returns to his ‘old country’ to retire, Werner is about to leave Chelsea
Wesley Fofana’s goal when he was still playing for AS Saint-Etienne
