The Red Devils has been credited with numerous players during this summer transfer window, but the club must act smart and pull clear from acquiring certain players who may not fit their needs. Below are three players that the Manchester based outfit should avoid signing:...CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
1. Rajmus Hojlund
The talented young Danish forward has been linked with a move to Old Trafford, with his current club, Atalanta, reportedly demanding a hefty fee of £60-70 million.
However, investing such a significant amount in an unproven player like Hojlund could be a risky decision. There are several factors to consider, including whether he can handle the immense pressure that comes with joining a big club like Manchester United. Given the club’s limited transfer budget, it would be wise to steer clear of this potential signing.
2. Mehdi Taremi
The Porto striker has been touted as a short-term solution for Manchester United’s number 9 position. However, his playing style may not align well with the team’s preferred approach.
Additionally, Taremi, at 30 years old, may not offer the longevity and consistent productivity desired for a key role in the squad. It would be wise for Manchester United to explore other options that better suit their style of play and long-term objectives.
3. Kelvin Trapp
The German goalkeeper has been linked as a cost-effective signing for Manchester United, given the club’s financial constraints.
However, opting for a veteran like Trapp may not be the ideal solution, considering the demanding nature of the fast-paced English Premier League. United would benefit from a goalkeeper who possesses the agility and reflexes required to thrive in the highly competitive domestic league.
