It's late at night, but the Premier League's transfer market doesn't sleep better than some night owls. Manchester United, the old English giant, has released another big news: winger Facundo Pellistri has officially joined Granada in La Liga on loan until the end of the season. The 22-year-old, who has previously spent the ocean on loan at Alaves and is now going to La Liga to continue his adventure, is truly a "world trip" in football. Granada has invested heavily in him, not only paying the rental fee, but also covering his salary, which is even more exciting than finding free postage products when shopping online.
Pellistri's time at United has been rarer than a stall skewer – 14 appearances, 366 minutes of playing time and just one assist. It can be said that most of his time at Manchester United was spent enjoying the rain in England.
But Pellistri's story is only part of the story, and United's departure door seems to have become a 24-hour convenience store, and in addition to him, a large number of players have left the team. Among them, the departure of Hansen Yaron, the 19-year-old Norwegian, is a talented teenager who seems to be unable to find a boat to go to sea at Manchester United. Eventually, he approached joining Bremen in the Bundesliga, which could be the beginning of a new life for him. Manchester United, despite no new signings, look like they are clearing the door and preparing for a new challenge.
In this big change, Manchester United is not only the departure of players, but also tonight's game against Wolves. In the last game, although the Red Devils won, there are a lot of problems, and people sweat at both offensive and defensive ends. Tonight's game is not only a test of the team's strength, but also a challenge to the individual qualities of the players. Marcus Rashford and Onana, two controversial figures, will both return. Marcus Rashford's clubbing affair and Onana's Africa Cup of Nations performances have raised questions about them.
Although Coach Ten Hag said that the two can play, the mood of the fans is like buying a blind box that will not be refunded or exchanged, and what can be opened depends on luck. Tonight's starting line-up will undoubtedly be the focus of discussion, especially the cooperation of the forward trio, and I really hope they can pass the ball to Hojlen a few more times and not let the striker go hungry.
This kind of transfer story is not only about leaving the team and joining, but also about opportunities and challenges. The departure and stay of each player is like a football version of "life choice questions", and for fans, every transfer is an emotional test. In this uncertain transfer market, what we can expect is more stories and more surprises.
Now, I'm going to throw out a question and let's discuss it together: what kind of impact do you think such frequent transfers will have on the cohesion and combat effectiveness of the team? How will the player's career develop? Let's talk in the comments section!
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