Man Utd could replicate Gabriel Jesus transfer as Sir Jim Ratcliffe demonstrates Man City admiration.
This article contains affiliate links, and we will receive a commission on any sales generated from them. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, in his public statements, has praised Manchester City’s operations.
Since taking charge of the sporting side of Manchester United in February, Ratcliffe has not hidden his admiration for City’s football operations. The Red Devils seem to be considering emulating their rivals’ successful capture of Gabriel Jesus from Palmeiras in the summer transfer window.
We offer our community members special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners, and you can opt out at any time. Ratcliffe has highlighted the success of two nearby clubs and the areas where Manchester United needs improvement, emphasizing the need for patience.
While City has made significant investments and has Pep Guardiola as their coach, they have also secured bargain deals in the transfer market, particularly in South America. For instance, they signed Julian Alvarez from River Plate for £14m and he has already become a valuable asset for them.
Manchester United is reportedly monitoring the progress of 19-year-old striker with an intent to make a move as they plan to replace Anthony Martial, whose contract expires in July. Ratcliffe has indicated that under INEOS’ guidance, Manchester United will focus on making smarter moves in the transfer window rather than just spending big.
The potential addition of Thalys to their squad could serve as a strategic move to reinforce Erik ten Hag’s team.
