Up the tree! Manchester United keeps eye on three new players, Ronnick s prediction comes true, Ronaldo doesn t have to worry

When Mbemo joined, whether Manchester United has new players has become a question in the hearts of fans. In the past few days, several targets suddenly came out, and it seemed that they had "up the tree" again overnight. If everything goes as expected, after Sir Ratcliff took over, he almost changed the entire team in two years. Ronnick's former prophecy became reality step by step, and Ronaldo didn't have to worry about it. Manchester United also needs to sign aid, and the funding issue is the biggest question. After all, Sir Ratcliff claimed a few months ago that if the club no longer cuts spending, it will face bankruptcy. Judging from the current situation, perhaps this is an exaggeration of investors. The boss of every company will always "cry poor", and La Jue will of course be no exception.

According to analysis by financial reporter Chris Weatherspoon, although Manchester United has spent more than 200 million in signings in the past few seasons, evaluating a club's financial status also requires looking at the figures of profit and cash flow, as well as meeting sustainable regulations (PSR).

In terms of PSR, Manchester United is not too bad. Cunha's transfer was calculated in the financial year of last season. This season, Rashford was loaned to Barcelona, saving a lot of compensation, including Ellanda and A-Fri, bringing about 20 million in second transfer income, as well as the compensation paid by Chelsea for Sancho. The team actually has a lot of income. If Anthony, Garnacho and Sancho, and even Maracia can eventually leave the team, it will definitely bring income.

In terms of layoffs and infrastructure, the new facilities at the Carrington Training Base have just been put into use, and Ratcliff has made drastic reforms. Even Sir Ferguson has lost his symbolic position. In the past, many employee benefits have also been cancelled. Although it has caused great controversy, from a reality, further reducing the team's cash flow can bring long-term benefits to the club's operation.

At the same time, Cunya and Mbemo both paid in installments, and the book number for a single season is not very large, so Manchester United does have enough funds to further sign ups. What we need to worry most is the future. If Manchester United still cannot qualify for European competitions in the next one or two seasons, they will lose huge income. Perhaps this is why La Jue made up his mind to exchange for the Champions League tickets as soon as possible by enhancing the strength of the team, thus bringing a positive cycle of funds.

I believe many Manchester United fans have heard all the latest news. From Sesco (also known as Sesco) in Leipzig, the players themselves prefer to come to Old Trafford rather than join Newcastle. Brighton midfielder Baleba has also become one of the targets, but the high transfer fee is the biggest obstacle. With Chevalier having a great chance to join Paris Saint-Germain, Donnarumma's chances of switching to Manchester United suddenly increased.

Cesco replaced Hoylen, Baleba took over Casemiro, and Donaruma replaced Onana were all operations that satisfy fans. Last season, Manchester United tended to build a defense line, with Yoro, Dricht, Mazravi and Ugat all players with certain strength. Earlier, Cunya and Mbemo could bring vitality to the frontcourt and solve the shortcomings of weak scoring ability. If there are strikers, midfielders and goalkeepers, Manchester United have two players in multiple positions to backup each other, forming a cycle of healthy competition.

If all three players can join, since Ratcliff took over, the entire lineup has been replaced in the past two years. The frontcourt includes Sesco, Cunya and Zilkze, the midfielder is Duogu, Ugat, Baleba and Mbemo, Yoro, Dricht and Mazlawi in the backcourt, and Donaruma, which really confirms what Ronnick said that Manchester United needs to replace more than 10 players.

In fact, Ronnick's prediction includes three meanings. The first is that Manchester United needs to have a well-functioning management, the second is that the whole team needs to maintain the consistency of the system, and the third is to replace players. After La Jue arrived, the management changed comprehensively. Wilcox and other senior executives were responsible for the consistency of the team's tactical system to avoid changes due to coach changes. The continuous substitutions in several transfer windows and the decisive abandonment of many players are all manifestations of firm determination.

I hope tomorrow, no matter how many new players Manchester United can bring, at least Ronaldo doesn't have to worry. The water in the fish tank is being replaced and the fish tank is slowly being cleaned. If the water changes, the fish can live better. Perhaps this is the first step in Manchester United's reconstruction and revival.