DEAL CONPLETED: Manchester United finally won the race to sign the south American superstar who destroyed Pep Guardiola team last season,4yr deal to be signed Today – HERE WE GO CONFIRMED
DEAL CONPLETED: Manchester United finally won the race to sign the south American superstar who destroyed Pep Guardiola team last season,4yr deal to be signed Today – HERE WE GO CONFIRMED
Having spent significant amount back in the summer, Manchester United find themselves in a fix as look to reinforce the squad and provide a competitive team that Ruben Amorim can work with.
It is somewhat unfortunate that some of the summer signings have not clicked into gear.
Among those players that the club signed back in the summer, Joshua Zirkzee has been the biggest problem and his time at Man Utd could reach a premature end with Juventus serous about signing him.
Being booed off by your own fans is never a pleasant feeling for a player and something very difficult to come back from.
It is an open secret that Juventus want to sign Zirkzee on loan and reunite him with coach Thiago Motta.
Juventus agree terms with Zirkzee
As per today’s edition of La Gazzetta Dello Sport, the Italian club have reached an agreement with the player over a move this January transfer window.
However, the report claims that Manchester United are not keen on letting them go temporarily and either want a permanent sale or a loan deal with an obligation to buy. It is understandable as the Red Devils need this room to make reinforcements in the squad this season.
The Bianconeri are not in a position to buy Zirkzee permanently due to their financial constraints, and even if they did have the money they would prefer to invest it to reinforce the defense, an area of concern for the club, especially with club captain Danilo out of the project.
The report claims that the only way Juventus might consider signing Zirkzee permanently from Man Utd this transfer window is if some club makes an offer that they deem acceptable to sell Dusan Vlahovic. Even then, there will be concerns if the Dutch striker man is the correct replacement.
Ultimately, it would be wise if the Red Devils are a bit more patient with the future of Zirkzee.
We have seen in the past many players struggling to adapt to England in their initial months, but coming into their own as time progresses. Let’s wait and see if Ruben Amorim is willing to take a gamble on the Dutchman.
