Ten Hag revealed the key to Manchester United's summer budget and handpicked Meno to learn one!
Manchester United owner Jens Ten Hagel says he doesn't know how much the summer will be detrimental to losing next season's Champions League, but he also believes the club's finances would be much better if the Reds finished fourth in the Premier League.
With last place in the UEFA Champions League group, United are likely to lose £40 million in earnings. With UEFA deciding to increase the prize money for the UEFA Champions Cup to £400 million, the team will have to regain their place in the Champions League so that the prize money for the tournament will be even higher.
Sunday's clash with Aston Villa is in contention for fourth place in the Premier League, and a defeat would put the gap between United and them to 11 points. However, if United win, the gap on their points will be reduced to six points, with Villa still five points away.
With the realignment of the UEFA Champions League, the number of participating teams has increased, and the fifth-placed team has also qualified for the Champions League. The fate of the fifth place will depend on the result of this season's Europa League, Manchester City, Liverpool and Villa. Therefore, Manchester United must at least win against Villa and win against Tottenham.
The Reds have been playing well lately, winning 10 out of five games and still have hopes of breaking into the fourth place. The Champions League is not only very attractive to Manchester United, but also because the ticket revenue of the Champions League is the key to the team's profitability and sustainability.
Manchester United have been losing money for three years in a row, especially at the highest level they can achieve in the league, and the team's finances have fallen due to defeats in Europe"Abyss", which also has a certain impact on the transfer. Ten Hagel made a request to buy the goalscorer in the winter transfer window, but there were no funds available to use it on loan.
With new owners Jim Ratcliffe and Invisco taking over United's first summer transfer window, Tyne Hag will have to fight for a Champions League place next year, which is very important for his transfer budget.
Raju will appoint a new sporting director, but if Liverpool qualify for the Europa League or the Europa League this season, no one will be able to make his squad stronger. Statistics show that the total prize money of this year's European Champions Cup reached 2 billion euros, compared to 465 million euros for the European Champions Cup and 250 million euros for the European Cup. Moreover, this figure does not take into account the difference between event revenue and broadcast revenue, which has a greater impact.
Qualification for the European Champions League is important, that's obvious, and we don't need to discuss it"。""I don't have any definite news at the moment, but I know for sure that if you can play in the Champions League, you'll have more money and that's what we want," Termhag said. ”
Tang Dynasty. Hagel also insists that United will have a game in the league going to reach the final unless they can beat it"Dark Horse"Vera. If not, by the end of the season, Manchester United's Premier League will become"Garbage time"。
Manchester United managers are relying on bolstering their midfield to turn things around; With Brazil's Casemiro recovering from injury and youngster Kobe Maynor, Manchester United's shortcomings at the back have been compensated. Meno, 18, returned at the end of last year, but he showed maturity that was not commensurate with his age. "Fat Tiger"At 32 years old, he has already been given a starting start in his fourth season, his fourth since suffering an ankle injury. Ten Hauge sees his experience and wisdom as a model for Meno.
You know, we've lost Casemiro, Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw"。"I've been discussing this because you can see how much Casemiro has an impact on the team. He's calm and calm on the ball, and he's got more options and passes for you. He always has an edge over his opponents and can also break down their defenses.
Don Hauge added: "At the moment we're just talking about attacking and how to improve the attack. 'Casemiro is a key player for us and we're happy to be back with him. Kobe Mayno can learn from him, the relationship between them, Kobe Bryant's management is very simple, Casemiro is an experienced player, Kobe will learn from him and maybe speed up his progress. So I'm very happy with his return and I think when they play together, we're going to get the benefits of each other. ”
Asked if Casemiro had been linked to Meno, Don Haug said: "Of course. It's the same with Casemiro, his conversations with Kobe, I've been in the locker room, on the field, in training, on the field, on the field, on the field, it's all like that. Of course, he'll have to focus on his game, but he'll try to help Kobe Bryant during that time.
The current situation is a big challenge for a young man like Menor, but Ten Hag is confident. It's true that a talented youngster is more likely to adapt to a team that is good for victory, which is why we chose Meno. The 54-year-old Dutchman said: "But I'm confident in it because I've played all of his games and I've played him in the spring and summer.
Haggard concluded: "I still remember the pre-season performance against Arsenal, so there is no doubt that he will be in the starting line-up and he needs one man to achieve a lot. If you have a large number of key players, it will be easier for you to integrate into the team. But we didn't do that, and it's been a long time since we've played in a position like this. This has not been the case for Manchester United in the last few years. At the moment, we are trying to build a team that will provide a solid foundation for the players to take the team to the next level.