Two Manchester United transfer choices revealed by merciless Nottingham Forest after baffling £90m decisions

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Manchester United’s decision to sell Anthony Elanga for £15m while rating Alejandro Garnacho at £70m illustrates the kind of errors that define their transfer missteps.  Manchester United are terrible at signings. That is no surprise. Their terrible history of post-Ferguson acquisitions is painfully familiar. However, they are arguably inferior in every facet of player sales, and insufficient emphasis is placed on how that disastrous failure has been more persistently harmful than subpar recruitment to their prospects for a significant rebuild.  They have never earned over £100m in a single season from player sales (four Premier League teams achieved this in just one season). They are the sole Premier League club whose highest sale happened prior to 2011. They still consider David Beckham's transfer to Real Madrid in 2003 as their fourth-biggest sale ever, and two players ahead of him – Angel Di Maria and Romelu Lukaku – were sold at a loss compared to their initial signing fe...

TRANSFER BOMBSHELL: Randal Kolo Muani decides whether to show interest in Manchester United and Tottenham.

According to sources, Randal Kolo Muani, a striker for Paris Saint-Germain, turned down offers from Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur in favor of a loan transfer to Juventus.

Kolo Muani was declared available for loan after losing his spot under PSG manager Luis Enrique towards the close of the year. Several teams interested in bolstering their assault took notice of his situation.

Both Tottenham and United made inquiries about Kolo Muani, but last week Juventus emerged as the front-runners to recruit him, and according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, an agreement has been reached.

Following a €70 million deal to sign winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia from Napoli, PSG decided to finally approve Kolo Muani's departure.

In the next few days, Kolo Muani is scheduled to travel to Italy for a medical examination before signing a straightforward loan agreement devoid of a buyout mechanism. 

Juventus' pursuit of United forward Joshua Zirkzee, who they intended to reconnect with former Bologna manager Thiago Motta before realizing a transaction would be too hard, will come to a stop with the impending arrival of Kolo Muani.


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