Manchester United Transfer News: As the summer window advances, three transfers are about to be completed

Manchester United fans felt very uncomfortable when they saw their children wearing other jerseys recently.

In the final sprint stage of the transfer window on July 20, 71 million pounds were thrown at Mbemo, while Rashford and Sancho, the two youth training signs, were leaving.

The Red Devils' reconstruction has dig all the roots, and Amorin's operation is incomprehensible.

Mbemo's transfer fee looks scary, with a base of 65 million + a floating of 6 million, three times more expensive than his season goal at Brentford.

Amorin would rather have a scorer king in the mid-range Premier League team, but sent Rashford, the scorer king in the team last season to Barcelona.

Barcelona is playing with loan and buyout, so Manchester United is giving away a free striker to inspect the goods in La Liga.

The sentence "The weather in Spain is good" before Rashford left sounds harsh. Can't the turf of the Carrington training base grow a good striker?

Sancho is even more frustrated.

Juventus paid 25 million euros to find a bargain. It should be noted that three years ago, Manchester United paid 73 million pounds to pick him up home.

Now, 50 million was paid to send him away. Chelsea would rather pay the penalty than keep anyone. Premier League teams collectively shook their heads at him.

The most ironic thing is that there were some Premier League teams interested in him yesterday, and they were intercepted by Serie A in a blink of an eye.

24-year-old England international has reached this point, and Manchester United's player training system should be thoroughly investigated.

Ganacho's name appears on the cleaning list the most heartbreaking.

The 20-year-old man just kicked out something and turned around and packed it into a "bomb list" with Anthony and other parallel goods.

Amorin shouted to be younger and uprooted the youth training seedlings.

Just officially announced that Evans has been transferred to the youth training supervisor, and he has pushed the young player out. Manchester United's tradition is being clearly marked by the transfer fee.

What is even more confusing is that Mbemo had just signed, and Sky Sports revealed that Manchester United is chasing Sesco of Leipzig.

The 21-year-old striker is priced at 80 million pounds, plus Mbemo's 71 million, and the forward reconstruction fee is enough to buy the entire Brighton.

But look at the first game of the preseason, new players Cunya and Leon both scored in Leeds United. Can spending money solve the power of the striker?

The problem that was not solved in the Solskjaer era can be achieved by spending money now?

The Old Trafford stands have been singing "Money can 't buy everything" recently. No one cared about Eriksen and Lindelof leaving the team freely, but when Rashford put on the Barcelona jersey, Manchester United fans woke up: this team is losing their red soul. The more dazzling Mbemo's transfer fee figures are, the more illuminating the cracks in Manchester United's youth training system. Reconstruction is not about demolishing the east wall and repairing the west wall. When red becomes a black number in the transfer record, how many dreams are left in the Dream Theater?