According to the exact news brought to you by Manchester Evening News reporter Samuel Luckhurst, the fact of wanting to leave the team has been accepted. Although they are very disappointed with the idea of the star, the team has found a replacement for Cristiano. United are said to have locked in the striker who will be the replacement for Crowe when he leaves the club. Tenhage has long been keen to move some of the original cast from Ajax. The bald manager wants to develop his own little group after taking over at United, which is why United have been trying to poach from. Ajax had previously priced Anthony at £69 million, which scared off most teams who wanted to sign him. It's safe to say that United had no intention of signing Anthony until Crowe had an intention of leaving. Now the situation is reversed thanks to crowe wanting to leave.
The huge amount of salary space saved by his departure could allow United to easily eat up a couple of new contracts when bringing in new stars. Meanwhile, in order to fill the gap of firepower in the forward line, United had to spend a lot of money to lock up Anthony. Currently, United and Ajax have met in the first round, perhaps thanks to the relationship between Ten Hargreaves and Ajax. United's price drop went relatively smoothly, with the two sides settling on a transfer fee in the range of £51 million to £55 million. Anthony would be sold for that price. The news has caused quite a buzz among Manchester United fans abroad. Currently on foreign social media, more than half of Manchester United fans have begun to study the team planning after the departure of c Luo. In their opinion, the team lost c Luo this summer is not a bad thing. Manchester United can be younger, and taking Anthony is also cost-effective. This in and out of United will not be affected too much, and if Anthony joins United at this stage, whether the team can perfectly implement Ten Hagar's new tactics next season is very important.
Anthony, 22, was very good last season. The youngster played 33 games for Ajax in various competitions. He scored 12 goals and dished out 10 assists, which can be considered a very well-rounded performance. Anthony makes a big impact on the field as a left-footed striker, but he also has some organizational and coordination skills. Providing the team with depth up front simply means that Anthony not only finishes the goals himself, but also allows his teammates to play more comfortably in the offense. It's also the ideal striker in Ten Hagar's mind. at the age of 22, Manchester United won it for around £55 million. It's no exaggeration to say that this deal will benefit United for the next 5 to 10 years. It's worth noting that media outlet The Telegraph was the first to follow up on the news after it was released by a Mann Night reporter. They said that Man Utd have indeed locked up Anthony now. After all, the price of 55 million pounds is a pure transfer fee, and Ajax released him soon after getting the money. So far, the loyal players that Ten Hagar wants to develop, United now definitely have players like Van der Beck and Anthony. If United can also maneuver to get De Jong, it will make Ten Hag's job easier next season. United's achievements might also take off quickly, but unfortunately, Crowe won't be at United next season as United have already found a physical replacement for him. What do you think about this?
