In their ongoing quest for forward candidates to take Jadon Sancho’s spot during the forthcoming January transfer window, Manchester United has received two updates.
Serge Gnabry and Federico Chiesa are targets for Manchester United in the upcoming winter transfer window. But a deal seems improbable, according to Dean Jones on GiveMeSport.
With the winger continuing to train separately from the rest of the team and, as of right now, still refusing to apologise to Erik ten Hag, Jadon Sancho’s career at United appears to be in jeopardy.
Since Antony’s immediate future also appears uncertain owing to off-field troubles, United has no choice but to look at alternate targets for the right-wing position given the unstable circumstances.
Chiesa and Gnabry for United
The possibility of Chiesa or Gnabry replacing the former Borussia Dortmund winger at Old Trafford was explore. But it is improbable.
Gnabry and Chiesa won’t be available for transfer in the winter market. Which these is apparently eager to use to acquire a right-midfielder, according to Jones, who spoke to GiveMeSport.
Jones said that it was absurd to anticipate that United would sign Chiesa or Gnabry at this time.
Because of the disciplinary issues that have limited Ten Hag’s choices. There is obviously a fair probability that United will sign an attacker in January. But these two are now pretty much out of their price range.
When it comes to adding new players, United has never gone overboard in the last three winter transfer market transactions. Wout Weghorst and Marcel Sabitzer were sent to Ten Hag on loan. While Ralf Rangnick and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer received zero new signings.
The acquisition of Bruno Fernandes by United in the winter of 2020 is a perfect illustration of the transforming power of a new signing. But the team never makes use of the winter window.
Therefore, the report that United would try to add players in the winter seems highly improbable—unless, like in January. It’s an emergency loan signing to get the team through the season.
The possibility that United may need to use the loan market once more likely draws attention to the club’s problems. Something that Red Devils supporters have grown accustomed to.
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