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Looks like Dan James but with some footballing ability

Looking forward to watching him taking on and beating a man and then crossing into the 6 yard box whilst our forwards are standing around the edge of the area.

looked a decent player, good change of pace on the dribble against a quality fullback and competition in Atletico Madrid

But he’ll never make it because going out on loan means you’re not good enough

Got to get him and Amad in the team next season. Doesn’t answer any of our bigger problems, but still

Originally Posted by shenwen

But he’ll never make it because going out on loan means you’re not good enough

Got to get him and Amad in the team next season. Doesn’t answer any of our bigger problems, but still

Answers the ability for us to go to 4-4-2 if we can go with Pogba and Bruno as the central two.

Originally Posted by Sapien

Looks like Dan James but with some footballing ability

United will soon coach that out of him, don't worry

https://twitter.com/alaveseng/status/1423276014835097605?s=20

Originally Posted by dunk

https://twitter.com/alaveseng/status...835097605?s=20

Not entirely sure what that's going to show us. Would much rather he had a loan in this country. It would help him acclimatise, it's easier to scout and it'd help him get used to British football.

Never know why we send lads abroad unless we're hoping to sell them.

Originally Posted by Lok

Not entirely sure what that's going to show us. Would much rather he had a loan in this country. It would help him acclimatise, it's easier to scout and it'd help him get used to British football.

Never know why we send lads abroad unless we're hoping to sell them.

Year at Alves, then a year in the PL. Will be 21(?) in 2 seasons time and ready for a crack at getting in the United squad?

Originally Posted by Lok

Not entirely sure what that's going to show us. Would much rather he had a loan in this country. It would help him acclimatise, it's easier to scout and it'd help him get used to British football.

Never know why we send lads abroad unless we're hoping to sell them.

I'm assuming it is easier for him speaking Spanish and used to their culture more as a youngster.

Originally Posted by Time For Heroes

I'm assuming it is easier for him speaking Spanish and used to their culture more as a youngster.

But how is that helping him learn English? They don't need easy.

He's tiny and needs to fill out. Will get bullied mercilessly in England and won't get the game time. Will be allowed to play much more in Spain and will get stronger. Can toughen him up in the PL in seasons to come.

Originally Posted by Lok

But how is that helping him learn English? They don't need easy.

He'll have been back in England since the end of last season so enough time to start picking up English and he'll no doubt have a tutor (unlike older players like Valancia and Aguero who just never bothered).

Originally Posted by Lok

But how is that helping him learn English? They don't need easy.

He speaks very good English

Did an interview after the Derby game

Not sure about this loan as it’s not like they started him that much last season

Would have preferred a championship loan

Originally Posted by Lok

Not entirely sure what that's going to show us. Would much rather he had a loan in this country. It would help him acclimatise, it's easier to scout and it'd help him get used to British football.

Never know why we send lads abroad unless we're hoping to sell them.

Will stir up the interest from Ipswich, nqat.

In fairness the last loan seems to have really brought him on. Hopefully he comes back from this to see us sell James and get a chance.

https://twitter.com/mufcluico/status/1488655982141919232?s=21

Nice

Best player on the pitch, apparently..

Two assists for him and a goal for big Edi

Was that for the full national squad?

Originally Posted by windy waffles

Was that for the full national squad?

Yep.

Only against Venezuela though tbf.